Mayor Invests $1 Billion for Roof Repairs

in our efforts to address mold, because roofs protect not just eventually saving the City the exterior but the interior of money later down the line so the building, too.” that we can further improve “Since work has started NYCHA housing.” and several roofs have been “This historic commit- completed, the number of ment is about more than just work orders created to fix bricks and mortar, it’s about damage from leaks is drasti- investing in New York City’s cally reduced,” said Parkside working families and our City’s Houses Resident Building most vulnerable. Now more Superintendent Shannon Mayor Bill de Blasio announces the start of the $87 Million Queensbridge than ever, critical infrastruc- Bachelder. “The residents Houses roof replacement. To his right are General Manager Michael ture upgrades are vital as really appreciate the work and Kelly and City councilmember Jimmy Van Bramer. we continue to implement are excited to have no more NextGeneration NYCHA, our leaks.” Mayor Bill de Blasio committed 729 roofs at 84 developments long-term strategic plan to Parkside Houses Resident $1 billion in City capital to and begin in 2019. The total create safe, clean and con- Association President Lilithe replace deteriorating roofs on allocation will benefit over nected public housing,” Chair Lozano remarked, “This ac- NYCHA buildings over the 175,000 public housing resi- Shola Olatoye said. “Roof complishment shows what we next 10 years. When coupled dents across the five boroughs. repair and replacement is the can do with the Chair’s atten- with Mayor de Blasio’s 2015 “This crucial investment— single most important step tiveness to our concerns. The in preserving our buildings residents are really happy.”

Before After This accomplishment“ shows what we can do with the Chair’s attentiveness to our concerns. RA Pres. Lilithe Lozano commitment of $300 million ”the largest City investment in over three years, the total NYCHA—will improve quality amount allocated to this of life for our City’s children, initiative reaches $1.3 billion. teachers, firefighters and Projects funded by the $300 other public servants who live million will repair 223 roofs in NYCHA housing and who at 23 developments and will keep this city running,” said At left, the roof with standing water at Parkside Houses is scheduled for be completed by 2020. Work Mayor Bill de Blasio.”In ad- replacement. At right is a Parkside Houses building with a new roof. funded by the additional $1 dition, these roof repairs will billion investment will repair provide a long-term solution

CONTENTS VOL. 3 MARCH 2017 NUMBER 2 Find out how 2 NYCHA Notes: Employee Profiles for Black IT News and Notes: Security 4 History Month for Collaborative Tools Yolanda Chinese New Year Celebration Johnson- Language Services Provides 7 Best Wishes 2016 Retirees! Peterkin Capital Projects All-Staff Meeting 5 Crucial Customer Assistance News to Use: unites

The Employee Engagement SafeNYCHA: 8 Fre e Tax Preparation NYCHA Committee Is Launched! 6 What’s a Safety Associate? Services Social Worker Yolanda families. 3 New Resident Board Members And more ... Johnson-Peterkin See p. 4. VOL. 3 MARCH 2017 NUMBER 2

NYCHA Notes Capital Projects Looks Back and Plans Ahead

Happy Chinese New Year

GM Michael Kelly, NYPD Chief of Transportation Thomas Chan, CAA Procurement Analyst Carmen Lee Rivera prepares to ask a question Chair Nancy Lam, and Chair Shola Olatoye during the Q&A session that followed the formal presentation.

Chair and CEO Shola Olatoye wished NYCHA’s Chinese-Ameri- The Capital Projects Division held an all-staff meeting at the can Association (CAA) and its many friends “Sun Lin Figh Loke” BMCC Theatre on January 10 to review the past year’s accom- (Happy New Year) at the CAA’s 24th Chinese Lunar New Year plishments and look ahead to 2017. Chair & CEO Shola Olatoye celebration on February 9. Almost 250 employees celebrat- and GM Michael Kelly addressed almost 350 staff in attendance ed the occasion with a nine-course banquet at the Jing Fong from all five Capital Projects departments: Energy & Sustain- restaurant in Manhattan’s Chinatown. ability, Quality Management & Support Services, Construction, The festivities included performances of traditional music Capital Planning & Design, and Recovery & Resilience. and a lion dance to bring good luck in the Year of the Rooster, Highlights for 2016 include several important publications: 4715. Chair Olatoye remarked that the rooster represents “gen- the NextGeneration NYCHA Sustainability Agenda, Design erosity, courage intelligence, and compassion—exactly what we Standards Specifications, and a Field Employee Safety Guide. A need to continue carrying out our NextGeneration NYCHA plan large-scale initiative to conduct a physical needs and energy au- to create safe, clean, and connected communities.” dit for every NYCHA building also launched last year. Goals for Thomas Chan, Chief of Transportation in the NYPD, was 2017 include publication of Design Guidelines for Rehabilitation recognized as honoree of the year and Chair Olatoye presented of NYCHA Residential Buildings and new project management CAA Chair Nancy Lam with a message of appreciation to the software and training. CAA from Mayor Bill de Blasio. There is also greater emphasis this year on the role and responsibility of project managers to “own” a project from start NYCHA Launches Employee Engagement Committee to finish. Greater efficiencies are being sought through more effective use of technology and deployment of staff among Applications have been received from throughout the Author- projects and fewer layers of management. The formal presen- ity to serve on NYCHA’s new Employee Engagement Commit- tation concluded with two enduring principles: “Use industry tee (EEC). The EEC will develop plans that can help us work standards as our norm” and “Do no harm to project delivery.” together more effectively and efficiently, feel empowered to make positive changes in our workplace, and take ownership of NYCHA’s success. Fund for Public Housing Recognized for Innovation At regularly scheduled meetings, employees working in property management, skilled trades, and repairs and mainte- Fast Company, a magazine cov- nance will join with staff from 250 Broadway, 90 Church, LIC, and ering technology and business, the borough management offices to build solutions that work named ​the Fund for Public Hous- for everyone. ing as one of the ten most innova- NYCHANow looks forward to reporting on their progress. tive non-profits in the world. Every year, Fast Company highlights for-profit and non-profit enter- New York City Housing Authority prises that are making an impact Department of Communications across the globe, selecting them 250 Broadway | 12th Floor from thousands of contenders. The New York, NY 10007 Fund for Public Housing —which Fast Company wrote about in 212-306-4384 August—was chosen for its innovative approach to developing [email protected] public/private partnerships that invest in NYCHA residents and communities.

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Three NYCHA Residents Appointed to NYCHA Board

More than 500 applications to serve on the NYCHA Board were join Victor González to share their first-hand experiences and received from residents last year. Coordinated with the Mayor’s knowledge.” Office of Appointments, the extremely competitive application Chair and CEO Shola Olatoye further commented: “These process selected three members to replace resident board resident board members bring years of service as community members whose terms had all expired. leaders and their personal experiences to the table to help us After reviewing applications and conducting a thorough inter- improve the quality of life for all our residents. Resident input is view process, the Mayor’s Office of Appointments has decided critical as we continue to implement NextGeneration NYCHA, to re-appoint Victor González and appoint two new resident our long-term strategic plan to create safe, clean and connect- board members, Jacqueline Arroyo and Jacqueline Young. ed public housing.” In announcing the appointments, Mayor Bill de Blasio re- In a message to staff, Chair Olatoye later thanked the two marked: “No one understands the challenges and importance outgoing resident board members, Beatrice Byrd and Willie of public housing more than our residents and I’m proud to Mae Lewis, for their leadership and service. welcome Jacqueline Arroyo and Jacqueline Young, who will Following are brief biographies of the three appointees.

Victor A. González was appointed as the first NYCHA resi- organizing workshop meetings for residents and supporting dent board member in 2011 by Mayor activities that impact not only his development, Wise Towers, Michael Bloomberg, and he was reap- but also the surrounding community. During his tenure as a pointed by Mayor Bloomberg in 2013. NYCHA board member, he has worked to streamline main- A public housing resident for more than tenance requests for apartment repairs and improve family 50 years, Mr. González currently resides services for formerly homeless residents and senior citizens. in the Rabbi Stephen Wise Towers on Born in New York City to Puerto Rican parents, Mr. González Manhattan’s Upper West Side. He is the received his bachelor’s degree from Mercy College and served former president of the Wise Towers for five years in the U.S. Air Force, honorably discharged after Resident Association and also served reaching the rank of Sergeant of Security Police. Following as an alternate member of NYCHA’s his military service, he spent 33 years working for the United Resident Advisory Board. Parcel Service, retiring as international team leader in custom- Mr. González has worked extensively with advocacy groups, er service in 2005.

Jacqueline Arroyo is a resident of Louis Armstrong Houses, agencies. She is currently employed in the New York City where she attends Resident Association Department of Education as a supervisor in the Office of the meetings and NYCHA town halls on Auditor General, and she has also worked at high schools initiatives such as the Rental Assistance located in the South Bronx, Williamsburg and lower Manhattan. Demonstration program and NextGen- Prior to that, Ms. Arroyo was employed at the Health and Hos- eration NYCHA, the Authority’s 10-year pitals Corporation. She participates in parent associations at strategic plan. her children’s schools and in fundraising drives to fight diabetes While raising two children, Ms. and breast cancer. Arroyo has pursued a career in City Ms. Arroyo holds an associate degree and a Bachelor of Sci- service, working for 15 years for two City ence in business administration, both from Boricua College.

Jacqueline Young is a 30-year public housing resident currently and housing service provider. residing at Lenox Road Houses, who Prior to that, Ms. Young served as a property manager for raised two daughters as a single mother. Services for the Underserved and as a senior property manager Ms. Young served as president of the Le- at Northeast Brooklyn Housing Development Corporation. She nox Road Houses Resident Association is active on pastoral committees in her church and in the Bed- from December 2014 to January 2017. ford-Stuyvesant community. She has worked on behalf of formerly Ms. Young holds an associate degree from LaGuardia Com- homeless and low-income individuals for munity College/CUNY, a certification in property management the past 20 years at three not-for-profit from the New York City Department of Housing Preservation agencies and presently serves as low and Development and a Registered in Apartment Management income housing compliance manager at (RAM) certification from Boricua College. Comunilife, a community-based health

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NYCHA Celebrates Black History Month With Four Employee Profiles

Social Worker Yolanda Johnson-Peter- Ms. Johnson-Peterkin publicizes and promotes NYCHA’s kin spent 26 years in the criminal justice re-entry program within the resident community and outside arena with non-profit agencies that the Authority so that the service providers and other organiza- bridged the transition between incarcer- tions can file applications for the family re-entry program. She ation and the community. When NYCHA also works with the participating service providers to facilitate started its Family Re-entry Pilot Program the safe transition home to the community and provide re-entry three years ago, Ms. Johnson-Peterkin services for the program participants. left her position as director of opera- “We are excited to have recently been included in HUD’s tions for re-entry at the Women’s Prison toolkit, It Starts with Housing: Public Housing Agencies are Yolanda Johnson- Association to manage the Authority’s Making Second Chances Real, as one of three highlighted Peterkin new re-entry program. programs that can serve as models for other public housing “I knew the process of re-entry really authorities across the country. Now that’s progress,” Ms. John- well and was thrilled to have the opportunity to do the job here son-Peterkin noted. at NYCHA,” she said. NYCHA’s program works with 13 partici- “What I enjoy the most is helping people to understand that pating service providers, including the Women’s Prison Associ- family reunification is important because nearly all of the 94 in- ation, which file applications on behalf of formerly incarcerated dividuals we have reunified have been successful. We have had people who want to return to their family in one of NYCHA’s unfortunately one re-conviction, and this is far better than most developments. Until NYCHA’s pilot program began three years recidivism numbers for people on parole,” she said. ago, these individuals would not have had an opportunity to “I love to see that when we give people and families a safe return to public housing. and stable place to live, they will take care of each other.”

Sybille Louis immigrated to the United States from Analytics Anne-Marie Flatley. Haiti as a teenager in 1992. While pursuing her “At NYCHA, data and demographics aren’t just master’s in urban policy and management at the numbers,” Ms. Louis said. “There is a story behind New School, she completed a graduate internship the numbers that you have to dig to find. I enjoy in NYCHA’s then-Research and Policy Development connecting the numbers to the reasons behind Department. Having experienced firsthand, when them. That’s the only way you can put them in con- she arrived in the U.S., the positive impact that text and determine the best ’corrective action’.” government programs can have on people’s lives, Are work orders going up because of a delay in Ms. Louis went to work for a non-profit agency in receiving materials or vendor problems? Did rent Brooklyn that supported people with HIV/AIDS. arrears increase after the financial crisis in 2008 But NYCHA didn’t forget the committed graduate because of the tanking economy, NYCHA’s rent student and later contacted her for an opening in Sybille Louis increases, or both? These are the kinds of questions her prior area. that inspire Ms. Louis to “dig.” In just eight years, Ms. Louis has progressed from “At NYCHA, we have a strong impact on such a staff analyst to director for performance tracking & analytics. large population in New York. This keeps me passionate about NextGen NYCHA’s emphasis on transparency, data-driven what I do,” she explained. “We are the last bastion of housing decisions, and metrics to track success shines a spotlight on affordability and I believe in the mission of preserving public her work, under Vice President for Performance Management & housing.”

Stanley McEntire joined NYCHA in 2008—late in life, he says. “There’s not many places that give His sister was a 32-year NYCHA veteran, and when Mr. McEntire you a fair opportunity to advance,” he needed a new career, he turned to NYCHA too. He’s worked as noted, with his eye on the next competi- a caretaker at Albany Houses ever since. tive exam. In the meantime, he enjoys in- “When the tenants see me working hard and notice how teracting with hundreds of residents who clean the building is, they call me ‘old school,’” Mr. McEntire know him, co-workers who are willing to said. While serving as shop steward, he raised so many safety learn more about safety, and putting in a issues that NYCHA finally asked him to become a safety associ- good day on the job. “At the end of the ate (see p. 6). “I understand the importance of safety rules and day, I know I gave it my all.” protective equipment, and I think the safety committee appreci- Stanley McEntire (cont. next page) ates the things I’ve tried to accomplish,” Mr. McEntire said.

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Language Services Unit Provides Crucial Customer Assistance

location, you may encounter Request form # 036.017 to the a customer whose language Language Services mailbox. you can’t identify. LSU has dis- tributed a Language Identifi- • Interpreter Services: You cation Card to field locations; can arrange for an interpreter staff can provide this card to by calling the LSU at 212- customers to enable them to 306-4443 or by completing indicate which language they an Interpretation Request speak. You can also access #036.017 form on the Forms the I.D. card by typing “Lan- and Reference Library, found guage Identification Card” in under the “Resources” tab on DOC’s Senior Manager for Events and Communications Services Millie the search field on the Forms Connect. Molina (right) outlines NYCHA’s language assistance services policy at a and Reference Library. Bronx Property Management Department meeting as part of agency- • Hearing-Impaired Custom- wide training. • Rely on co-workers if pos- ers: To assist a customer who sible: If you receive a walk-in is hearing impaired, you can Good communication is ing language assistance or phone call from an LEP cus- arrange for an American Sign the foundation for all our services for our customers. tomer whose language you Language (ASL) interpreter work with customers, includ- LSU provided a mandatory can identify, you should seek or Certified Deaf Interpret- ing those who are hearing training for all staff on our assistance from a bilingual er (CDI) by filling out and impaired or have limited language access policy at the co-worker who can act as an submitting a Request for Sign English proficiency (LEP). As end of last year, covering the interpreter. If no bilingual Language Interpretation form NYCHA employees, we are procedures and resources staff person is available, call #036.020 to the Language responsible for ensuring that available to help you assist the LSU at 212-306-4443 for Services mailbox. all residents, applicants, and LEP and hearing-impaired assistance or to schedule an “LSU is here to support Section 8 voucher holders are individuals. appointment. every employee,” said Senior able to fully participate in all Some important highlights Manager for Events and Com- of the Authority’s programs from the training: • Translations: If you need munications Services Millie and activities. assistance to translate a Molina. “We want you to have NYCHA’s Language Services • Language Identifica- vital document that informs the tools you need to ensure Unit (LSU), in the Department tion Cards: If you work in a residents about their rights, that every customer.” of Communications, is your management office, satellite charges, or obligations, primary resource for access- walk-in center, or other field please email a Translation

Black History Month Profiles(cont.)

Just after graduating high school, Nat Regional asset managers support and mentor property man- Parris began work at Glenwood Houses, agement staff at NGO developments, helping them assume in Brooklyn, through the CETA (Com- more responsibility for budgets, management of work orders, prehensive Employment and Training and resident engagement. “These managers are the CEOs of Act) program. Thirty-six years later, he their development. I have to gauge how much assistance each attributes his success at NYCHA to the manager or staff member may need for day-to-day operations superintendent there who recognized and also longer-range planning in order to bring everyone up his potential and encouraged him to set to the same level,” he explained. his sights high. Now a regional asset The most rewarding aspect of the job, Mr. Parris said, “is the Nat Parris manager in the Authority’s NextGen closer connection to residents” who may contact him about Operations (NGO) program, Mr. Parris their concerns and his satisfaction from following up with prop- is providing professional support and guidance to property erty managers to see the results. There’s also the satisfaction of managers, property management supervisors, and their staff at seeing employees gain the skills and confidence they need to seven developments in the Bronx and Manhattan. realize their potential, just like he did while climbing the ranks.

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SafeNYCHA A monthly series on employee safety issues What’s a Safety Associate?

Safety associates (SA) identify safety assessments, and meet ty liaison in my development, ees are safety issues at their locations and speak with co-workers I make sure the staff is doing working and work with co-workers, about safety concerns in a their tasks safely.” safely. I let supervisors and the Office of way that does not adversely In the skilled trades safety supervi- Safety and Security (OFSS) to impact their regular work congress report delivered at sors know prevent on-the-job injuries. assignments. the 2016 Safety Symposium, about An integral part of NYCHA’s Elevator Mechanic Bob Beale safety safety program, they ensure Safety Congresses reported: “Personal protec- issues, that safety-related activities There is a safety congress tive equipment is only one SA Grace Watson address are reported to their super- from each management part of an effective safety pro- them, and visors and advocate for safer department: Bronx, Brooklyn, gram. Our follow safety protocols.” working conditions. Manhattan, Mixed Finance, thought To all who serve as safe- The SA role was created NGO, and Queens/SI, and process is ty associates, many thanks in 2013 when NYCHA’s new one for the skilled trades. the other. from OFSS for taking on this safety program recognized Every month each safety Being important position. the need to work collabora- congress meets with their able And to all other employees tively with unions to introduce property management to see, who have helped make our and win support for the safety director and representatives identify, work environment safer, OFSS program in the field. from the union and OFSS to correct thanks you for your cooper- discuss the safety issues at SA Robert Beale and avoid ation and compliance with Job Responsibilities their locations and share in- hazards NYCHA’s safety program. SAs have scheduled assign- formation on safe procedures are the keys to everyone's ments and special responsi- and equipment. safety.” If you are interested in becom- bilities that are identified in Grace Watson, a caretak- ing a safety associate, please training sessions at the safety What the SAs Say er at Boulevard Houses, in speak with your union’s congresses. Aware of these “NYCHA’s safety program is Brooklyn, says: “One way I business agent. For safety responsibilities, SA’s supervi- great,” said Teresa Little, a help is by making sure that concerns, please contact the sors accommodate their need caretaker at Mariner’s Harbor the right precautions are Office of Safety and Security to access emails, perform site on Staten Island. “As the safe- being followed and employ- at 212-306-8800.

IT News and Notes A monthly series on technology in the workplace Security Concerns for Collaborative Tools

Many employees have ques- receive these funds must com- FedRAMP-compliant cloud NYCHA. Beginning in March tions about how the use of ply with all federal regulations services with U.S. hosting 2017, Globalscape Workspac- collaborative tools at work af- including the Federal Risk locations, called “G-Services,” es will be used to provide Fe- fects security concerns. Here and Authorization Manage- for a licensing fee. dRAMP-compliant file sharing are some answers. ment Program (FedRAMP). and collaboration services. FedRAMP regulations specify Q: What can I use instead of With Workspaces, employees Q: Why can’t I use Google that the hosting location for these services to store and may invite users to share fold- Drive, Box.com and other pub- any cloud-based solution must share NYCHA documents? ers and their content without lic collaborative tools to store be in the United States. While A: Starting in March 2017, NYCHA losing governance, and share NYCHA documents? convenient, these public col- NYCHA will be enhancing its visibility, or control. A: NYCHA is a recipient of laborative tools and anything collaboration tools to improve NYCHA’s Department of federal funding through the you save to them are hosted how we share information Communications is working U.S. Department of Housing in or backed up to locations with outside organizations. with the IT Department to fur- and Urban Development outside of the United States. Currently, NYCHA staff may ther expand our digital toolkit. (HUD). Public housing agen- Providers like Google and use NYCHA Express to email We will keep you informed as cies, including NYCHA, that Box.com are trying to offer documents securely outside of these tools become available.

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Best Wishes 2016 Retirees—Thank You For Your Service! Elizabeth Acevedo Susan Coleman Mirna E. Garcia Lauderdale Edmarie B. Nicholas Raul Salgado Ronald Michael. Adams Theodore Coles Rafael Garcia Felecia Lee Hillary N. Nichols Brenda Sanders Ekhtear U. Ahmad Exum Coley Leon Garrett Alonzo Leflore Michael G. Ntemar Gaetano Sandolo Kamal Ahmed Juan Collado Renato Gattoni Joy Lemon Thomas O’Hanlon Roberto Santana Joseph C. Akasalayil Ricardo Collazo Margarita Geller Rosalinda Leon Evelyn Ocasio Julio Santiago Timothy G. Alapo Oswald Collymore Michael Genta Riva A. Levine Marie Okyne Robert Santiago Raymond Alequin Angel L. Colon Norberto Gervais Manrao Lin Maria L. Olacklin Frank Saro Courtney Saunders Cornelio Alvarado De Jesus Andrzej Giergiel Steven L. Lin Doris V. Ortiz John Schiavi Miguel Alvarez Luis R. Concepcion Carolyn M. Giles-McBride Wayne C. Magdalena Ortiz Allen Scott Georgia Amin Anthony Conrad Vanessa Gilford Lindenberg Neil Joseph. Palinkas Janice Shamblee Marino Amparo Forde A. Coppin Ronnie Lomax Armando Palma Daniel J. Glanbock James Sharp Astor Anderson Amilcar Lopez David Pantoja William Cora Jay Glasser Harvey Shenkman Denise Anderson Dean M. Lucarini Deverla Parker John Cordero Henry Glover Jimmy Shields Ana Antequera Ismael Lugo Harold Corino Linda Gomez Madhu P. Patel Victor J. Silveira Marcos Aponte Billy L. Mabry Israel Cortes Francisca Gonzalez Donald Patterson Evelyn Simpson Santo Araujo William Macsaveny Wendell Cox Helaine R. Goodhartz Roseann Pennacchia Harjit Singh Rodney Armanie Iran Malave Anthony Crawford Jeffrey Goodhartz Joycelyn Percy-Lyons Anita Skelton Dele Arowolo Frances Creo William Green Beverly Mann Maya Perelman Thomas Sneeringer Roger Arrington Noel Cruz Kevin R. Greene Nicholas Luis Perez Joseph Sola Jesus Astacio Gloria Daniels Gerald Griffin Maranzano Luis Perez Vincent J. Sosnowski Diane Babb Leonard Danquah Manuel J. Guillopo Scott Marcus Delores Peters Sylvia Sperber Florence Balan Claudia Davis Candido Gutierrez Nelson Marrero Alice Peterson Thomas Spinrad Joyce Barcliff Robert E. Davis Ellen Hall Lydia Martinez John Phillips Anthony Staffa Ida Barnes Donald Deabreo Robert P. Halstead Miriam Martinez Sharon J. Pickens- Raymond S. Ronald Barreau James V. Degaetano Tony Harrell Quentin Martinez Swiney Stefanowicz Patricia Barrera Antonio Dejesus Eric Harris Steven J. Martino Nicholas Picozzi Steve Stein Lowell Barrett Felix DeJesus Rodney Harris Darrell Mason Ricardo Pineda Ruth Stenson Mary T. Barrett Sandra Matos Rosario DeJesus Ella Harrison George Pollard Sandra M. Stith Steven J. Basile Dominick Sonya Sykes Saverio Demarzo Marie C. Hazel-Waldron Lila M. Posada Joanne Bates E. Matteucci Alexander Tabenshlak John Demicco Catherine Hier Stephen Prior Aldric Battle Ophelia Mattison Michael Tartaro Lloyd Dias Dennis M. 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Frost St. & Jackson St.) Brooklyn, NY 11211 These tax prep services are fast, FREE, local and available to anyone earning Greenpoint/East Williamsburg – Greenpoint/EastCooper Park Community Williamsburg Center – Cooper Park Community Center FreeThese tax taxpreparation prep services and e-file are servicesfast, FREE, will local be available and available at select to NYCHAanyone community earning $54,000 centers per and year Jobs-Plus or less. When: Wednesday (10am – 1pm), WednesdayPhone: (718) (7pm 383- - 9:30pm), 5292 sites starting the week of January 30th to April 13, 2017. These tax prep services are fast, FREE, local and available to anyone earning $54,000 per year orSponsor: less. Coalition for Hispanic FamilySponsor: Services Coalition for Hispanic Family Services Saturday (10am - 1pm) $54,000sites starting per the year week orof Januaryless. Services 30th to April are 13, available 2017. at select NYCHA community cen- Saturday (10am - 1pm) Free tax preparation and e-file services will be available at select NYCHA community centers and Jobs-Plus Where: 76 Kingsland Ave. (bet. FrostWhere: St. & Jackson 76 Kingsland St.) Brooklyn, Ave. NY 11211(bet. Frost St. & Jackson St.) Brooklyn, NY 11211 Free tax preparationters and Jobs-Plus and e-file sites. services You don’t will be have available to2017 be at aTAX NYCHAselect PREPARATION NYCHA resident community to useSITES them. centers and Jobs-PlusDirections:When: Wednesday L train to (10amGraham – 1pm),Ave. Wednesday (7pm - 9:30pm), sites starting the week of January 30th to April 13, 2017. Phone:Saturday (718) (10am 383- 5292- 1pm) SheepsheadWhen: Wednesday Bay – Sheepshead (10am Bay – Cornerstone 1pm), Wednesday Community (7pm Center - 9:30pm), sites starting the week of January2017 30th TAX to April PREPARATION 13, 2017. SITES Directions: L train to Graham Ave.Saturday (10am - 1pm) Directions: L train to Graham Ave. SheepsheadPhone: (718) Bay 383- – Sheepshead 5292 BaySponsor: Cornerstone CAMBA Community Center Sponsor: CAMBA Directions: L train to Graham Ave. 2017 TAX PREPARATION SITES Phone: (718) 383- 5292 Where:Sheepshead 3679 Nostrand Bay –Ave. Sheepshead (bet. Ave.Where: X Bay& Ave. Cornerstone3679 W) Brooklyn, Nostrand Community NYAve. 11229 (bet. Ave. Center X & Ave. W) Brooklyn, NY 11229 Phone: (718) 383- 5292 BRONX BROOKLYN When:Sponsor: Saturday CAMBA (12 noon – 4:30pm) BRONX2017 TAX PREPARATION SITESBROOKLYN Directions:Where: 3679 B44 Nostrand bus to NostrandAve. (bet. Ave.When:Sheepshead X& &Ave. SaturdayAve. X W) OR Brooklyn, B(12 train noonBay toNY – 11229–4:30pm) Sheepshead Bay Cornerstone Community Center Morrisania – Davidson Community Center Bedford-Stuyvesant – Jobs-Plus at Bedford Stuyvesant Sheepshead Bay & B36 bus to Nostrand Ave. & Ave. X BRONX BROOKLYN When: Saturday (12 noon – 4:30pm)Sponsor: CAMBA Sponsor: SoBro Restoration Corporation Phone:Directions: (718) 226-0429 B44 bus to NostrandDirections: Ave. & Ave. B44 X OR bus B totrain Nostrand to Ave. & Ave. X OR B train to Where:Morrisania 1221 Prospect – Davidson Ave. (bet. Community E. 167th St.Center & Home St.) Bronx, NY 10459 Note:Bedford-Stuyvesant This is a Jobs-Plus – siteJobs-Plus that only at servesBedford NYCHA Stuyvesant residents of Sheepshead Bay & B36 bus to NostrandWhere: Ave. 3679 & Ave. Nostrand X Ave. (bet. Ave. X & Ave. W) Brooklyn, NY 11229 BRONX When:Sponsor: Monday, SoBro Tuesday, Wednesday,Morrisania Thursday, – andDavidson Friday Community Center ArmstrongRestorationBROOKLYN I & II, Corporation Marcy, and LafayetteBedford-Stuyvesant Houses. – Jobs-Plus at Bedford StuyvesantWilliamsburgPhone: (718) – 226-0429Green School SheepsheadWhen: SaturdayBay & B36 bus (12 to noonNostrand – 4:30pm)Ave. & Ave. X 2017 TAX PREPARATION(6:30pmWhere: – 12219pm), Prospect Saturday Ave. (by (bet. appointment E.SITES 167th St. only) & Home St.) Bronx, NY 10459 Where:Note: 630 This Flushing is a Jobs-Plus Ave. (Enter site on that Tompkins only serves Ave.) NYCHA Brooklyn, residents NY 11206 of Where: 223 Graham Ave., Room 227 (bet. Ten Eyck St. & Stagg St.) Directions: B44 bus to Nostrand Ave. & Ave. X OR B train to Directions: 2 or 5 train to IntervaleSponsor: Ave. SoBro When:Armstrong Call to Imake & II, Marcy, an appointment. and LafayetteRestoration Monday Houses. Corporation& Tuesday (10am – 7pm), When: Tuesday & Thursday (3pm –Phone: 8pm) (718) 226-0429 When: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday Bedford-Stuyvesant – Jobs-Plus at Bedford Stuyvesant Williamsburg – Green School Sheepshead Bay & B36 bus to Nostrand Ave. & Ave. X Sheepshead Bay – Sheepshead Bay Cornerstone Community Center Morrisania – DavidsonPhone:(6:30pm (718) Community – 328-90789pm), Saturday Center (by appointment only) Wednesday,Where: 630 Thursday Flushing & FridayAve. (Enter (10amNote: on – 4:30pm),Tompkins This is a Ave.) Jobs-Plus Brooklyn, site NYthat 11206 only serves NYCHANote: Where:residents No 223tax of services Graham Ave.,will be Room offered 227 the (bet. week Ten ofEyck February St. & Stagg 20th St.)and Sponsor: SoBro Directions: 2 or 5 train to IntervaleWhere: Ave. 1221 Prospect Ave. (bet. E. 167th St. & Home St.)Last When:Bronx, SaturdayRestoration CallNY 10459 ofto monthmake an(11am Corporation appointment. – 3pm) Monday & Tuesday (10am – 7pm), theWhen: week ofTuesday April 10th. & Thursday (3pm –Phone: 8pm) (718) 226-0429 Where: 1221 ProspectMorrisPhone: Ave.Heights (718) (bet. 328-9078– Sedgwick E. 167th Community St. & Home Center St.) Bronx, NY 10459 Directions:Wednesday,Note: G train Thursday This to Flushing is & Fridaya Jobs-Plus Ave. (10am – 4:30pm), site that only serves NYCHA residentsDirections:Note: of No L train tax servicesto Grand willSt., Jbe or offered M train theto Flushing week of Ave., February 20th and When: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and FridayPhone:Last Saturday(917) 267-5575 of month (11am –Armstrong 3pm) I & II, Marcy, and Lafayette Houses. Williamsburg – Green School When: Monday, Tuesday,Sponsor: The Wednesday, Community Association Thursday, of Progressive and Friday Dominicans (ACDP) Armstrong I & II, Marcy, and Lafayette Houses. or Gthe train week to Broadway of April 10th. Williamsburg – Green School Sponsor: CAMBA Where:Morris 1553 Heights University – Sedgwick Avenue Bronx,Community NY 10453 Center Directions: G train to Flushing Where:Ave. 630 Flushing Ave. (Enter on Tompkins Ave.) Brooklyn,Phone:Directions: (718) NY 11206599-1207 L train to Grand St., JWhere: or M train 223 to Graham Flushing Ave., Ave., Room 227 (bet. Ten Eyck St. & Stagg St.) (6:30pm – 9pm),When: SaturdaySponsor: Monday, The (by Tuesday, Community appointment Wednesday, Association(6:30pm Thursday, only) of Progressive – 9pm), and Friday Saturday Dominicans (6:30pm (by –appointment (ACDP)9pm), only) BrownsvillePhone:Where: (917) – Jobs-Plus 267-5575 630 Flushing at DB Grant Ave. & Associates(Enter on Tompkins Ave.) Brooklyn,or NY G train 11206 to Broadway Where: 223 Graham Ave., Room 227 (bet. Ten Eyck St. & Stagg St.) Directions: 2 orSaturday 5 Where:train (By 1553to appointment Intervale University Avenue Ave.only) Directions: Bronx, NY 10453 2 or 5 train to Intervale Ave. Note: ThisWhen: is a Jobs-Plus Call to sitemake thatWhen: onlyan appointment. servesCall to NYCHA make anresidents appointment. Monday of & MondayTuesday & Tuesday (10amMANHATTANPhone: (10am – 7pm), (718) – 7pm), 599-1207 When:When: Tuesday Tuesday & Thursday & Thursday (3pm – 8pm) (3pm – 8pm) Note:When: : Tax Monday, services Tuesday, will begin Wednesday, on Monday, Thursday, February and 6, 2017.Friday (6:30pm – 9pm), VanBrownsville DykeWednesday, I & Brownsville – Jobs-Plus Thursday Houses. at DB Grant & Friday & Associates (10am – 4:30pm), Where: 3679 Nostrand Ave. (bet. Ave. X & Ave. W) Brooklyn, NY 11229 Phone: (718) 328-9078 Where:Note: 330 This Powell is a Jobs-PlusSt. (bet. Blake site Ave.that &only Dumont serves Ave.) NYCHA Brooklyn, residents NY 11212 of Note: No tax services will be offered the week of February 20th and Directions:Saturday Bx3,(By appointmentBx13, Bx35, or only) Bx36Phone: bus to (718) W. 174th 328-9078 St. & University Ave. Last Saturday of monthWednesday, (11am Thursday – 3pm) & Friday (10am – 4:30pm), HarlemMANHATTAN – Manhattanville CornerstoneNote: Community No tax services Center will be offered the week of February 20th and Note: : Tax services will begin on Monday, February 6, 2017. When:Van DykeCall to I & make Brownsville an appointment. Houses. Monday & Tuesday (10am – 4 pm), the week of April 10th. OR 4 train to Mt. Eden Ave. Where:Directions: 330 Powell St. G (bet. train Blake to Ave. Flushing & Dumont Ave. Ave.) Brooklyn, NY 11212 Sponsor: Graham Windham Morris Heights – Directions:Sedgwick Bx3, Community Bx13, Bx35, or Bx36Center bus to W. 174th St. & University Ave. Wednesday (10am – 7 pm), ThursdayLast & FridaySaturday (10am of month – 4:30pm), (11am – 3pm) Harlem – Manhattanville CornerstoneDirections: Community L train Center to Grand St., J or M train to Flushing Ave., Phone: (718) 731-2600 When: Call to make an appointment. Monday & Tuesday (10am – 4 pm), Where: 530 W. 133rd St. (bet. Broadwaythe week & Amsterdam) of April 10th. New York, NY 10027 Sponsor: The CommunityOR 4 train Association to Mt. Eden Ave. of Progressive Dominicans (ACDP) 3rd SaturdayPhone: of the (917) month 267-5575 (11am – 3pm) Sponsor: Graham Windham or G train to Broadway When: Saturday (12 noon – 4:30pm) BRONX BROOKLYN Directions:Wednesday 3 train(10am to – Junius 7 pm), St.,Thursday LDirections: train & to Friday Sutter G train(10am Ave. to or– Flushing4:30pm), Livonia Ave. When: Monday, Wednesday, Thursday & Friday (5pm - 9pm) Phone: (718) 731-2600 Where: 530 W. 133rd St. (bet. Broadway & Amsterdam) New York, NY 10027 Where: 1553 UniversitySouth Bronx Avenue – BronxWorks Bronx, St. NY Mary’sMorris 10453 ParkHeights Community – Sedgwick Center Community Center Phone:3rd Saturday (347) 599-9653 of the month (11am – 3pm) Directions:1 train to 137th St. CityDirections: CollegePhone: OR L A,train(718) B, toC, GrandD599-1207 train St., to J125th or M train to Flushing Ave., Sponsor: BronxWorks Directions:Brownsville 3 train to –Junius Jobs-Plus St., L train atto SutterDB Grant Ave. or Livonia& Associates Ave. St. When:& M100 Monday, or M101 Wednesday,bus to W. 133rd Thursday St. & Amsterdam & Friday (5pm Ave. - 9pm) When: Monday, Tuesday,South BronxWednesday, – BronxWorks Thursday, St. Mary’s and Park Friday Community (6:30pm Center – 9pm), Phone: (917) 267-5575 Directions:1 train to 137th St. City College OR A, B, C, D train to 125th Where: 595 Trinity Avenue (bet. WestchesterSponsor: The Ave. Community & Pontiac Association Pl) of Progressive DominicansBushwickPhone:Note: –(347)(ACDP) Bushwick/Hylan 599-9653 This is a Jobs-Plus Community siteCenter that only serves NYCHA residentsPhone: (646) of 502-9719 or G train to Broadway Saturday (By appointmentSponsor: BronxWorks only) St. & M100 or M101 bus to W. 133rd St. & Amsterdam Ave. Directions: B44 bus to Nostrand Ave. & Ave. X OR B train to Bronx, NY 10455 Sponsor:Van Grand Dyke Street I &Settlement, Brownsville Inc. Houses. MANHATTAN Note: : Tax servicesWhen:Where: will Mondays, begin 595 Trinity Wednesdayson Monday, Avenue and(bet. February Where:Saturdays Westchester 1553 (10am6, University 2017.Ave. – 1pm)& Pontiac Avenue Pl) Bronx, NY 10453 Bushwick – Bushwick/Hylan Community Center LowerPhone: East (646) Side 502-9719 – Jobs-Plus at Phone:Henry Street (718) 599-1207 Settlement Bronx, NY 10455 Where: Where:50 Humboldt 330 St. (bet.Powell Varet St. St. (bet.& Debevoise Blake St.) Ave. Brooklyn, & Dumont NY 11206
Ave.) Brooklyn, NY 11212 Directions: Bx3,Directions: Bx13, Bx35, 2 or or5 train Bx36 to Jacksonbus to Ave W. 174th St. & University Ave. When:Sponsor: Monday Grand & Tuesday Street (11am Settlement, – 1pm),Brownsville Wednesday, Inc. Thursday – Jobs-Plus & Friday at (6pm DB –Grant 9pm) & AssociatesSponsor: Henry Street Settlement When: Mondays, Wednesdays andWhen: Saturdays Monday, (10am Tuesday, – 1pm) Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday (6:30pm – 9pm),
Lower East Side – Jobs-Plus at HarlemHenry Street – Manhattanville Settlement Cornerstone Community Center Bedford-StuyvesantPhone: (718) 618-7478 – Jobs-PlusDirections:Where:When: 50 J Humboldtor MCall train toSt. atto (bet. Flushingmake Varet BedfordanAve. St. appointment.& Debevoise St.) Brooklyn, Monday NY 11206 Stuyvesant& Tuesday
(10amNote: – This 4 pm), is a JobsPlus site that only serves NYCHA residents of Morrisania – Davidson Community Center OR 4 train to Mt. EdenDirections: Ave. 2 or 5 train to Jackson Ave Sponsor: Henry Street SettlementSponsor: Graham Windham Sheepshead Bay & B36 bus to Nostrand Ave. & Ave. X Phone:When: Wednesday(718) Monday 453-8116 & Tuesday (10am (11am – –1pm), Note:7 pm), Wednesday, This Thursday is Thursdaya Jobs-Plus & Friday Friday site (6pm that (10am –only 9pm) serves
– 4:30pm), NYCHAWald residents and Riis of II Houses. Phone: (718) 731-2600SouthPhone: Bronx (718) – Jobs-Plus618-7478 at BronxWorksSaturday (By appointment only) Directions: J or M train to Flushing Ave. Where:Note: 24 This Avenue is a DJobsPlus (at 3rd St.)site NewthatMANHATTAN Where: York,only servesNY 10009530 NYCHA W. 133rd residents St. of (bet. Broadway & Amsterdam) New York, NY 10027 3rd Saturday of the month (11am – 3pm) Wald and Riis II Houses. Note: This is a Jobs-Plus site that only serves NYCHA residents of Betances, BushwickPhone: (718)– Sumner 453-8116 Community VanCenter Dyke I & Brownsville Houses. When: Call to make an appointment.When: Monday, Wednesday, Thursday & Friday (5pm - 9pm) South Bronx – Jobs-Plus at BronxWorksNote: : Tax services will begin on Monday, February 6, 2017. Directions: 3 train to Junius St., L train to Sutter Ave. or LivoniaWhere: Ave. 24 Avenue D (at 3rd St.) New York, NY 10009 RestorationSouth Bronx – BronxWorksCourtlandt (372WHY E. 152ndSt. Mary’s St.Corporation & 370 E.Park 153rd St.)CommunityPAY? and Moore Houses. Center KEEPSponsor: St. Nick’s Alliance ALL OF YOURDirections: 4, 5, 6, L, N, Q,REFUND R to 14th St.Directions: and M14D bus to1 trainE. 3rd St.to & 137th Ave. D. St. City College OR A, B, C, D train to 125th Phone: (718) 226-0429 Sponsor: SoBro Note: This is a Jobs-Plus site that only serves NYCHA residents of Betances, When: Call to make an appointment. Where: 630 Jackson Ave. (bet. E. 151st St. & E.152nd St.) Bronx, NY 10455
Where:Bushwick Phone:862 Park – Sumner Ave.(347) (bet. Community 599-9653 MarcusWhere: Garvey Center 330 Blvd. Powell & Broadway) St. (bet. Blake Ave. & Dumont Ave.)Phone: Brooklyn, (212) NY 254-4333 11212 Sponsor: BronxWorksCourtlandt (372 E. 152nd St. & 370Directions: E. 153rd St.) Bx3, and Bx13,Moore Bx35, Houses. or Bx36 bus to W. 174th St. & University Ave. Directions: 4, 5, 6, L, N, Q, R to 14th St. and M14D bus to E. 3rd St. & Ave. D. When: Monday to Friday (9am – 5pm), Tuesday & Thursday Brooklyn,Sponsor: NY St. 11206 Nick’s Alliance HarlemSt. & – M100Manhattanville or M101 Cornerstone bus to W. Community133rd St. Center& Amsterdam Ave. Where: 630 Jackson Ave. (bet. E. 151st St. & E.152nd St.) Bronx, NY 10455 When: Call to make an appointment. Monday & TuesdayPhone: (10am (212) – 4 pm), 254-4333 Where: 595 Trinity(9am Avenue – 6pm - by (bet. appointment Westchester only) Ave. & Pontiac Pl)
When:Where: Monday 862 (6pm Park –Ave. 8pm), (bet. Thursday Marcus (11am Garvey – 1pm), Blvd. Saturday & Broadway) (12 noon – Phone: (646) 502-9719 When: Monday to Friday (9am –OR 5pm), 4 train Tuesday to Mt. &Eden Thursday Ave. Brooklyn,Bushwick NY 11206 – Bushwick/Hylan Community Center QUEENS Sponsor: Graham Windham Where: 1221 Prospect Ave. (bet. E. 167th St. & Home St.) Bronx, NY 10459 Note:Bronx, NY 10455Note: This Evening appointments is musta be bookedJobs-Plus at least 24 hours in advance.
site4pm) that only serves NYCHA residents of (9am – 6pm - by appointment only) When:Sponsor: Monday (6pm Grand – 8pm), Street ThursdayWednesday Settlement, (11am –(10am 1pm), –Saturday 7Inc. pm), Thursday(12 noon – & Friday (10am – 4:30pm), Directions: 2 or 5 train to Jackson Ave. Directions: J or M train to Flushing Ave. FarQUEENS Rockaway – CAMBA Arverne View When: Mondays, WednesdaysNote: Evening appointments and Saturdays mustPhone: be (10am booked (718) at –731-2600 least1pm) 24 hours in advance.
4pm) Where:Lower 530 W.East 133rd Side St. (bet. – BroadwayJobs-Plus & Amsterdam) at Henry New York,Street NY 10027 Settlement Phone: (718) 993-8880 Ext. 221 Phone: Where:(718) 919-3938 50 Humboldt St. (bet. Varet St. & Debevoise St.) Brooklyn,Where: NY 57-11 11206 Shore
Front Parkway Arvene, NY 11692 Directions: 2 or 5 Directions:train to Jackson 2 or 5 train Ave to Jackson Ave. Directions: J or M train to Flushing3rd Saturday Ave. of the month (11am – 3pm) Far Rockaway – CAMBA Arverne View When: Monday & Tuesday (11am – 1pm), Wednesday, Thursday & FridayWhen: (6pm Monday, – 9pm) Wednesday
& Friday (10amSponsor: – 4pm) Henry Street Settlement ArmstrongPhone: (718) 993-8880I & Ext. II, 221 Marcy, and LafayettePhone: (718) 919-3938 Houses. Where: 57-11 Shore Front ParkwayWhen: Arvene, Monday, NY 11692 Wednesday, Thursday & Friday (5pm - 9pm) When: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday Phone: (718) 618-7478South Bronx – Jobs-Plus at Eastside House FREEConey IslandDirections: – TAXO’Dwyer J Gardensor M trainDirections: Cornerstone to Flushing SERVICES3 train Community to JuniusAve. Center St., L train to Sutter Ave.Directions: or Livonia A Ave. train to Beach 60th St.Note: (Up the stairs This on is the a JobsPlusright side of site that only servesBROOKLYN NYCHA residents of CONTINUEDWilliamsburg – Green School When: Monday, Wednesday & Friday (10am – 4pm) Note: This is a Jobs-Plus site that only serves NYCHA residents of Mill Sponsor: Brooklyn Community Services (BCS) South Bronx – Jobs-Plus at EastsideSouth Bronx House – BronxWorks St. Mary’s Park CommunityConey CenterPhone: Island – (718) O’Dwyer 453-8116 Gardens Cornerstone Community Center theDirections: security booth) A train to Beach 60thDirections: WaldSt. (Up and the1 train stairs Riis to on137thII theHouses. St. right City side College of OR A, B, C, D train to 125th Where: 2945 West 33rd St. (bet. MermaidPhone: Ave. (347) & Surf 599-9653 Ave.) Brooklyn, NY 11224 South Bronx – Jobs-PlusBrookNote: Houses. This atis a BronxWorksJobs-Plus site that only serves NYCHA residents of Mill Sponsor: Brooklyn Community Services (BCS) Phone:the security (718) 675-3347 booth) Ext. 4 Where: 24 Avenue D (at 3rd St.) New York, NY 10009 When: Tuesday and Thursday (6:30pm – 9:30pm), Saturday (1pm – 4pm) Where:Where: Brook630 201 Houses. Saint Ann’s Flushing Ave. (at E.137thSponsor: St.) BronxWorks Bronx, NY 10454Ave. (EnterWhere: 2945 Weston 33rd St.Tompkins (bet. Mermaid Ave. & Surf Ave.) Brooklyn, Ave.) NY 11224 Brooklyn,Phone: (718) 675-3347 Ext. 4 St. & M100NY or M101 bus11206 to W. 133rd St. & Amsterdam Ave. (6:30pm – 9pm), Saturday (by appointment only) Note: This is a Jobs-PlusWhen: Wednesdays site that (12 only noon serves– 7pm) NYCHA residents of Betances, Directions:Bushwick D, F, N or Q– train Sumner to Coney Community Island-Stillwell CenterAve. When: Call to make an appointment. Where: 223 Graham Ave., Room 227 (bet. Ten Eyck St. & Stagg St.) Where: 201 Saint Ann’s Ave. (at E.137th St.) Bronx, NY 10454 When: Tuesday and Thursday (6:30pm – 9:30pm), Saturday (1pm – 4pm) Far Rockaway – Redfren Cornerstone Community Center Greenpoint/East Williamsburg – Cooper Park Community Center Courtlandt (372 E. 152nd St. & 370 E. 153rd St.)Where: and 595 Moore Trinity Houses. Avenue (bet. Westchester Ave. & Phone:Pontiac (718) Pl) 310-5675 Directions: 4, 5, 6, L, N, Q, R to 14th St. and M14D bus to E. 3rd St. & Ave. D. Directions:When: Wednesdays These6 train to Brook (12 taxnoon Ave. – 7pm) prep services are fast, FREE,Directions:Sponsor: D,local F, NSt. or QNick’s train and to AllianceBushwick Coney available Island-Stillwell – Bushwick/Hylan Ave. to Communityanyone Center earningSponsor:Far Rockaway Police $54,000Athletic – Redfren League, Cornerstone Inc.Phone: per (PAL) (646) Community year 502-9719 Centeror less. Where: 630 JacksonPhone:Directions: Ave. (718) (bet. 304-0155 6 train E. to151st Brook St. Ave. & E.152nd St.) Bronx, NY 10455
Phone:Where: (718) 310-5675 862 Park Ave. (bet. Marcus Garvey Blvd. & Broadway)Where:Sponsor: 1544 Police Hassock Athletic St. (bet. League, Beach Inc.Phone: Channel (PAL) Dr (212) & Redfern 254-4333 Ave.) Sponsor: Coalition for Hispanic Family Services When: Call to makeBronx, NY 10455 an appointment.East New York – Penn-Wortman Community Monday Center & TuesdayFar Rockaway, NY 11691 (10am – 7pm), Directions: 2 or 5 train to Intervale Ave. When: Monday to FridayPhone: (718) (9am 304-0155 – 5pm), Tuesday & Thursday Brooklyn, NY 11206 Sponsor: Grand Street Settlement, Inc. Where: 1544 Hassock St. (bet. Beach Channel Dr & Redfern Ave.) When: Tuesday & Thursday (3pm – 8pm) Soundview – Jobs-Plus at Goodwill Industries of Greater NY Sponsor:East New CAMBA York – Penn-Wortman Community Center When:Far Rockaway,Tuesday (6pm NY 11691– 9:30pm), Saturday (10am – 12 noon) Where: 76 Kingsland Ave. (bet. Frost St. & Jackson St.) Brooklyn, NY 11211 (9am – 6pm - byNote: appointment This is a Jobs-Plus only )site thatWhen: only servesMondays, NYCHA Wednesdays residents and of Saturdays (10am – 1pm) When: Monday (6pm – 8pm), Thursday (11am – 1pm), Saturday (12 noon – LowerQUEENS East Side – Jobs-Plus at Henry Street Settlement SoundviewFree – Jobs-Plus tax at preparationGoodwill Industries of Greater and NY e-file servicesWhere:Sponsor: 895 CAMBAPennsylvaniawill be Ave. available (bet.Where: Wortman 50 Ave.Humboldt &at Stanley St.select (bet.Ave.) Varet St. NYCHA & Debevoise St.) communityDirections: Brooklyn,When: Tuesday NY A train11206 (6pm
to Far –centers Rockaway9:30pm), Saturday – Mott andAv (10am OR LIRR –Jobs-Plus 12 to noon) Far Rockaway Note: Evening appointmentsClasonNote: Point, This Monroe, ismust a Jobs-Plus andbe Sackbooked site Wern that atHouses. only least serves 24 NYCHA hours residents in advance. of
Brooklyn,Where:4pm) NY 895 11207 Pennsylvania Ave. (bet. Wortman Ave. & Stanley Ave.) Phone:Directions: (718) 471-0357 A train to Far Rockaway – Mott Av OR LIRR to Far Rockaway Wednesday,Where: 1620 Bruckner Thursday Blvd. (Cross Directions:St: Morrison 2 Ave. or 5 & train Story to &Ave.) Jackson Friday Ave (10am – 4:30pm), Sponsor: Henry Street Settlement When: Wednesday (10am – 1pm), Wednesday (7pm - 9:30pm), Phone: (718) 328-9078 Directions: 2 or 5Clason train Point, to Jackson Monroe, and Ave. Sack Wern Houses. When:Brooklyn, MondayDirections: NY and 11207 Wednesday J or M(6:30pm trainWhen: –Mondayto 9:30pm), Flushing & Tuesday Saturday Ave. (11am (2pm – 1pm), – 5pm) Wednesday, Thursday & Phone:Friday (6pm (718) – 9pm) 471-0357
Far Rockaway – CAMBA Arverne View Note: No tax services will be offered the week of February 20th and Bronx, NY 10473 Phone: (718) 993-8880Where: 1620Ext. Bruckner 221 Blvd. (CrossPhone: St: Morrison (718) 618-7478 Ave. & Story Ave.) Directions:When:Phone: Monday 3 train and(718) to PennsylvaniaWednesday 919-3938 (6:30pm Ave. and – 9:30pm),B20 bus Saturday (2pm – 5pm) STATEN ISLAND Note:Where: This is 57-11 a JobsPlus Shore site Front that only Parkway serves NYCHA Arvene, residents NYSaturday of11692 (10am - 1pm) When:Bronx, Call NY tosites 10473make an appointment.starting Monday, the Tuesday week & Friday (10am of – Januaryto WortmanDirections:30th Ave. 3to train& Pennsylvania April to Pennsylvania Ave.13,Directions: Ave. 2017 and J B20or M .bus train to Flushing Ave. STATEN ISLAND Last Saturday3pm),When: Thursdays Call to (10ammake –an 4pm), appointment. Saturdaysof Monday,(11ammonth – 1pm) Tuesday & Friday (10am (11am – Phone: to– Wortman (718) 3pm) 649-1371 Ave. & Pennsylvania Ave. St. George – Jobs-Plus at ResCareWhen: Workforce Monday, Services Wednesday & Friday (10am – 4pm) Directions: 6 train to Morrison-Sound View Ave. Wald and Riis II Houses. Directions: L train to Graham Ave. South Bronx – Jobs-Plus3pm), Thursdays at (10amEastside – 4pm), HouseSaturdays (11am – 1pm) Phone:Coney (718) 649-1371Island – O’DwyerPhone: (718)Gardens 453-8116 Cornerstone CommunityNote:St. Center George This is a– JobsPlusJobs-Plus site at that ResCare onlyDirections: servesWorkforce NYCHA Services A residents train to of Beach 60th St. (Up the stairs on the right side of the week of April 10th. Phone: (347) 291-8050 Note: This is a Jobs-PlusDirections: site 6 train that to Morrison-Sound only serves View NYCHA Ave. residents of Mill FlatlandsSponsor: – Breukelen Brooklyn Cornerstone Community Community Services Center (BCS) Mariner’sNote: Harbor,This is a Richmond JobsPlus Terrace,site that theSouth only securityserves Beach, NYCHA Stapleton, booth) residents Todt Hill, of Phone: (347) 291-8050 South Bronx – Jobs-Plus at BronxWorks Where: 24 Avenue D (at 3rd St.) New York, NY 10009 Phone: (718) 383- 5292 Brook Houses. Sponsor:FlatlandsWhere: Police – Breukelen Athletic 2945 League,West Cornerstone 33rd Inc. (PAL) St. Community (bet. Mermaid Center Ave. & Surf Ave.) Brooklyn,andMariner’s West NY Brighton 11224Harbor, I Houses. Richmond Terrace, South Beach, Stapleton, Todt Hill, Where:Sponsor: 715 EastPolice 105th Athletic St. (bet. League, Glenwood Inc. (PAL) Rd. & Flatlands Ave.) Phone: (718) 675-3347 Ext. 4 Directions:Where: 201 Saint Ann’s Ave. (at GE.137th train St.)Note: Bronx, This is aNY Jobs-Plusto 10454 siteFlushing that only serves NYCHA residents When: Ave.of Betances, Tuesday and BushwickThursday – Sumner(6:30pm Community – 9:30pm), Center SaturdayWhere: (1pmand West 30– 4pm)Bay Brighton St. 4th I FloorHouses. (off CentralWhen: Ave.)Call to make an appointment. Morris Heights – Sedgwick Community Center Brooklyn,Where: NY 715 11236 East 105th St. (bet. Glenwood Rd. & Flatlands Ave.) When:Where: 30 Bay30 BaySt., St.4th 4th Floor Floor (off Central Ave.) Directions: L train to Grand St., J or M train to Flushing Ave., When: Wednesdays (12 noon – 7pm) Courtlandt (372 E. 152nd St. & 370 E. 153rd St.) and2017 MooreWhen: Houses.Brooklyn, CallDirections: TAXto NY make 11236 an D,appointment. PREPARATIONF, N orSponsor: Q Wednesdaytrain St. toNick’s Coney (6pm Alliance – 9pm), Island-Stillwell SITES Ave. Monday,When: Wednesday, 30 Bay St., Thursday4th Floor & FridayDirections:Far (9am Rockaway -5pm),4, 5, 6, L, N, –Q, RedfrenR to 14th St. Cornerstoneand M14D bus to E. Community3rd St. & Ave. D. Center Directions: 6 train to Brook Ave. SaturdayWhen:Phone: (10amCall to – make1pm)(718) an 310-5675 appointment. Wednesday (6pm – 9pm), ThursdayMonday, (12 Wednesday, noon -7pm), Thursday Saturday & (byFridaySponsor: appointment (9am -5pm), Police only) Athletic League, Inc. (PAL) Sheepshead Bay – Sheepshead Bay Cornerstone Community Center Phone: (917) 267-5575 Note:Saturday Tax services (10am –will 1pm) begin on Wednesday, February 8, 2017. Phone: (718) 304-0155 Where: 630 Jackson Ave. (bet. E. 151st St. & E.152nd St.) Bronx, NY 10455
Where: 862 Park Ave. (bet. Marcus Garvey Blvd. & Broadway)Directions:Thursday Staten(12 noon Island -7pm), Ferry Saturday orPhone: anyWhere: (byStaten (212)appointment Island 254-43331544 bus Hassock only)to St. (bet. Beach Channel Dr & Redfern Ave.) Directions:Note: Tax L services train to E.will 105 begin St. on Wednesday, February 8, 2017. Directions: Staten Island Ferry or any Staten Island bus to or G train to Broadway Sponsor: The Community Association of Progressive Dominicans (ACDP) East New York – Penn-Wortman Community Center St. George Terminal Sponsor: CAMBA When: Monday to Friday (9am – 5pm), Tuesday & ThursdayPhone:Directions: (718) 257-0159 L train to E. 105 St.Brooklyn, NY 11206 Phone:St. George (917) 338-5204Terminal Far Rockaway, NY 11691 Soundview – Jobs-Plus at Goodwill Industries of Greater NY Phone:Sponsor: (718) 257-0159 CAMBA Phone: (917) 338-5204 When: Tuesday (6pm – 9:30pm), Saturday (10amWhere: – 12 3679noon) Nostrand Ave. (bet. Ave. X & Ave. W) Brooklyn, NY 11229 Note: This is a Jobs-Plus site that only serves(9am – 6pmNYCHA - by appointment residents onlyof ) Where: 895 PennsylvaniaWhen: MondayAve. (bet. (6pm –Wortman 8pm), Thursday Ave. (11am & Stanley – 1pm), Saturday Ave.) (12 noon – QUEENS Where: 1553 University Avenue Bronx, NY 10453 | 8 | Directions: A train to Far Rockaway – Mott Av OR LIRR to Far Rockaway Phone: (718) 599-1207 Clason Point, Monroe,BRONX and Sack Wern Houses.Note: Evening appointments must be booked at least 24 hoursBrooklyn, in advance. NY 11207 4pm) BROOKLYN Phone: (718) 471-0357 When: Saturday (12 noon – 4:30pm) Where: 16208 Bruckner Blvd. (Cross St: Morrison Ave. & Story Ave.)
FIND OUT MORE AT WWW.NYC.GOV/NYCHA Brownsville8 – Jobs-Plus at DBWhen: Grant Monday and Wednesday & (6:30pmAssociates – 9:30pm), Saturday (2pmFIND – 5pm) OUT MORE AT WWW.NYC.GOV/NYCHA Directions: B44 bus to Nostrand Ave. & Ave. X OR B train to When: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday (6:30pm – 9pm), Bronx, NY 10473 Directions: 2 or 5 train to Jackson Ave. Directions: 3 train toDirections: Pennsylvania J or M train Ave. to Flushingand B20 Ave. bus FarSTATEN Rockaway – CAMBA ISLAND Arverne View When: Call to make anMorrisania appointment. – Monday, DavidsonPhone: Tuesday (718) Community 993-8880 & Friday Ext. (10am 221Center – to Wortman Ave. & PennsylvaniaPhone: (718) 919-3938 Ave.Bedford-Stuyvesant – Jobs-Plus at BedfordWhere: Stuyvesant 57-11 Shore Front Parkway Arvene, NY 11692 Sheepshead Bay & B36 bus to Nostrand Ave. & Ave. X Note:3pm), Thursdays (10am This – 4pm), Saturdays is a (11am Jobs-Plus – 1pm) site Phone:that (718) 649-1371only serves NYCHA residentsSt. George –of Jobs-Plus at ResCare Workforce Services Directions: 6 train toSponsor: Morrison-Sound SoBro View Ave. Restoration Corporation When:Note: Monday, This Wednesday is a JobsPlus & Friday (10am site –that 4pm) only servesPhone: NYCHA (718) residents 226-0429 of Saturday (By appointment only) Phone: (347) 291-8050 Where: 1221 ProspectSouth Ave. Bronx (bet. – Jobs-Plus E. 167th at Eastside St. & House Home St.) Bronx,Flatlands NY 10459 – BreukelenConey Cornerstone Island – O’DwyerNote: Community Gardens This Cornerstone is a Center Jobs-Plus Community site Center that only servesDirections:Mariner’s NYCHA A train residentsHarbor, to Beach Richmond 60th of St. (Up Terrace,the stairs on South the right Beach, side of Stapleton, Todt Hill, MANHATTAN Van Dyke I & BrownsvilleNote: This is a Jobs-Plus site that onlyHouses. serves NYCHA residentsSponsor: of Mill Police AthleticSponsor: League, Brooklyn Inc. Community (PAL) Services (BCS) and West Brighton I Houses. Note: : Tax services will begin on Monday, February 6, 2017. When: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and FridayWhere: 715 East 105th St. (bet. GlenwoodArmstrong Rd. I& &Flatlands II, Marcy, Ave.) and Lafayette Houses.theWhere: security booth) 30 Bay St. 4th Floor (off Central Ave.)Williamsburg – Green School Brook Houses. Brooklyn, NY 11236 Where: 2945 West 33rd St. (bet. Mermaid Ave. & Surf Ave.) Brooklyn, NY 11224 Phone:When: (718) 30 675-3347 Bay St., Ext. 4th 4 Floor When: Call to make an appointment.Where: Wednesday 630 Flushing (6pm –Ave. 9pm), (Enter on Tompkins Ave.) Brooklyn, NY 11206 Where: 330(6:30pm –Powell 9pm), SaturdayWhere: 201 Saint (bySt. Ann’s appointment Ave. (bet. (at E.137th St.) only) Bronx, Blake NY 10454 Ave. When:& TuesdayDumont and Thursday (6:30pm – 9:30pm),Ave.) Saturday (1pm Brooklyn, – 4pm) Monday, NYWednesday, 11212 Thursday & Friday (9amWhere: -5pm), 223 Graham Ave., Room 227 (bet. Ten Eyck St. & Stagg St.) Directions: Bx3, Bx13, Bx35, or Bx36 bus to W. 174th St. & University Ave. Saturday (10am – 1pm) When: Call to make an appointment. Monday Thursday& Tuesday (12 (10am noon -7pm), – 7pm), Saturday (by appointment only) Directions: 2 or 5When: train Wednesdays to Intervale (12 noon Ave.– 7pm) Note: Tax services willDirections: begin D, on F, NWednesday, or Q train to Coney February Island-Stillwell 8, 2017. Ave. FarDirections: Rockaway – Redfren Staten Cornerstone Island Ferry Community or any Center StatenWhen: Island busTuesday to & ThursdayHarlem (3pm – 8pm) – Manhattanville Cornerstone Community Center When: Call to make an appointment.Directions: L train to E.Monday 105 St. Wednesday, &Thursday Tuesday & Friday (10am –(10am 4:30pm),St. George – Terminal4 pm), Phone: (718) 328-9078Directions: 6 train to Brook Ave. Phone: (718) 257-0159Phone: (718) 310-5675 Sponsor: Police Athletic League, Inc. (PAL) Note: No tax services will be offered the week of February 20th and OR 4 train to Mt. Eden Ave. Last Saturday of month (11am – 3pm) Phone: (917) 338-5204 Sponsor: Graham Windham Wednesday (10amPhone: (718) – 304-0155 7 pm), Thursday & Friday (10am – 4:30pm),Where: 1544 Hassock St. (bet. Beach Channel Dr & Redfern Ave.)the week of April 10th. Phone: (718) 731-2600 Morris Heights – Sedgwick Community Center East New York – Directions:Penn-Wortman Community G train Centerto Flushing Ave. Far Rockaway, NY 11691 Directions: L train to GrandWhere: St., J or M train to 530Flushing Ave., W. 133rd St. (bet. Broadway & Amsterdam) New York, NY 10027 8 3rd SaturdaySponsor: The ofCommunitySoundview the Association – Jobs-Plus month at Goodwillof Progressive Industries (11am of Dominicans Greater NY – (ACDP) 3pm) Sponsor: CAMBA Phone: (917) 267-5575 When:FIND Tuesday (6pm OUT – 9:30pm), MORE Saturday (10am AT – 12 WWW.NYC.GOV/NYCHA noon) or G train to Broadway Where: 1553 UniversityNote: This Avenue is a Jobs-Plus Bronx, site that NY only 10453 serves NYCHA residents of Where: 895 Pennsylvania Ave. (bet. Wortman Ave. & Stanley Ave.) Directions: A train to Far Rockaway – Mott Av OR LIRR to Far RockawayPhone: (718) 599-1207 Clason Point, Monroe, and Sack Wern Houses. Brooklyn, NY 11207Brownsville – Jobs-Plus at DB Grant & AssociatesPhone: (718) 471-0357 When: Monday, Wednesday, Thursday & Friday (5pm - 9pm) Directions:When: Monday, 3 train Tuesday,Where: 1620 Wednesday, Bruckner to Blvd. Junius Thursday,(Cross St: Morrison and Ave. Friday & St.,Story (6:30pm Ave.) L – 9pm),train When: Monday to and WednesdaySutter (6:30pm – 9:30pm), Ave. Saturday (2pm or – 5pm) Livonia Ave. South Bronx – BronxWorks St. Mary’s Park Community Center Saturday (By appointment only) Note: This is a Jobs-Plus site that only serves NYCHA residents of Bronx, NY 10473 Directions: 3 trainVan to Pennsylvania Dyke I & Ave. Brownsville and B20 bus Houses. STATEN ISLAND MANHATTAN Directions:1 train to 137th St. City College OR A, B, C, D train to 125th Phone: (347)Note: : Tax services 599-9653When: will Call begin to make on an Monday,appointment. February Monday, Tuesday 6, 2017.& Friday (10am – to Wortman Ave. &Where: Pennsylvania 330 Ave. Powell St. (bet. Blake Ave. & Dumont Ave.) Brooklyn, NY 11212 Sponsor: BronxWorks Directions: Bx3, Bx13,3pm), Thursdays Bx35, (10amor Bx36 – 4pm), busSaturdays to W.(11am 174th – 1pm) St. & University Ave. Harlem – ManhattanvilleSt. Cornerstone & M100 Community or Center M101 bus to W. 133rd St. & Amsterdam Ave. Phone: (718) 649-1371When: Call to make an appointment. MondaySt. &George Tuesday – Jobs-Plus (10am at ResCare– 4 pm), Workforce Services OR 4 train to Mt. EdenDirections: Ave. 6 train to Morrison-Sound View Ave. Wednesday (10am – 7 pm), Thursday & Friday Note:(10am This – is 4:30pm), a JobsPlus site that only serves NYCHA residentsSponsor: of Graham Windham Where: 595 Trinity Avenue (bet. Westchester Ave. & Pontiac Pl) Phone: (718) 731-2600Phone: (347) 291-8050 Flatlands – Breukelen Cornerstone Community Center Mariner’s Harbor, Richmond Terrace, South Beach, Stapleton, Todt Hill, Phone: (646) 502-9719 Bushwick – Bushwick/Hylan Community3rd Center Saturday of the month (11am – 3pm) Where: 530 W. 133rd St. (bet. Broadway & Amsterdam) New York, NY 10027 Sponsor: Police Athletic League, Inc. (PAL) and West Brighton I Houses. When: Monday, Wednesday, Thursday & Friday (5pm - 9pm) Bronx, NY 10455 Where: 715 East 105thDirections: St. (bet. Glenwood 3 train Rd. & toFlatlands Junius Ave.) St., L train to SutterWhere: Ave.30 Bay or St. 4thLivonia Floor (off Ave. Central Ave.) Sponsor:South Grand Bronx – BronxWorks Street St. Mary’s Settlement, Park Community Center Inc. Phone: (347) 599-9653 Directions:1 train to 137th St. City College OR A, B, C, D train to 125th Sponsor: BronxWorks Brooklyn, NY 11236 When: 30 Bay St., 4th Floor When: Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays (10am – 1pm) When: Call to make an appointment. Wednesday (6pm – 9pm), St. & M100 or M101 bus toLower W. 133rd St. & Amsterdam East Ave. Side – Jobs-Plus at Henry Street Settlement Where: 50Where: Humboldt 595 Trinity Avenue (bet. St. Westchester (bet. Ave. & VaretPontiac Pl) St. & Debevoise St.) Brooklyn,Monday, Wednesday, NY Thursday 11206 & Friday (9am
-5pm), Saturday (10am – 1pm)Bushwick – Bushwick/Hylan Community CenterThursday (12 noon -7pm), Saturday (by appointment only) Phone: (646) 502-9719 Directions: 2 or 5 train to Jackson Ave Bronx, NY 10455 Sponsor: Henry Street Settlement When: Monday & Tuesday (11am – 1pm), Wednesday,Note: Tax servicesSponsor: will begin Thursdayon GrandWednesday, Street February Settlement, 8, 2017. & Friday Inc. Directions: (6pm Staten Island – Ferry 9pm) or any Staten Island
bus to Phone: (718) 618-7478 When: Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays (10am – 1pm) Directions: L trainWhere: to E. 105 St. 50 Humboldt St. (bet. Varet St. & DebevoiseSt. George St.) Terminal Brooklyn, NY 11206
Lower East Side – Jobs-PlusNote: at Henry Street This Settlement is a JobsPlus site that only serves NYCHA residents of Directions:Directions: J 2 or 5 train M to Jacksontrain Ave to Flushing Ave.Phone: (718) 257-0159When: Monday & Tuesday (11am – 1pm), Wednesday, Phone:Thursday (917) &338-5204 Friday (6pm – 9pm)
Sponsor: Henry Street Settlement Phone: (718) 618-7478 Directions: J or M train to Flushing Ave. Note: This is a JobsPlusWald site that only and serves NYCHA Riis residents II ofHouses. Phone: (718) 453-8116 Phone: (718) 453-8116 Wald and Riis II Houses. South Bronx – Jobs-Plus at BronxWorks South Bronx – Jobs-Plus at BronxWorks Where: 24 Avenue D (at 3rdWhere: St.) New York, NY 24 10009 Avenue D (at 3rd St.) New York, NY 10009 Note: This is8 a Jobs-Plus site that only serves NYCHA residents of Betances, Bushwick – Sumner Community Center FIND OUT MORE AT WWW.NYC.GOV/NYCHAWhen: Call to make an appointment. Note: This is a Jobs-Plus site that only serves NYCHA residents of Betances, BushwickCourtlandt – (372Sumner E. 152nd St. & 370 E.Community 153rd St.) and Moore Houses. Center Sponsor: St. Nick’s Alliance Directions: 4, 5, 6, L, N, Q,When: R to 14th St. and M14DCall bus to E.to 3rd St.make & Ave. D. an appointment. Where: 630 Jackson Ave. (bet. E. 151st St. & E.152nd St.) Bronx, NY 10455
Where: 862 Park Ave. (bet. Marcus Garvey Blvd. & Broadway) Phone: (212) 254-4333 Courtlandt (372 E. 152nd St. & 370 E. 153rd St.) and Moore Houses. Sponsor:When: St. Monday Nick’s to Friday (9am Alliance – 5pm), Tuesday & Thursday Brooklyn, NY 11206 Directions: 4, 5, 6, L, N, Q, R to 14th St. and M14D bus to E. 3rd St. & Ave. D. (9am – 6pm - by appointment only) When: Monday (6pm – 8pm), Thursday (11am – 1pm), Saturday (12 noon – QUEENS Where: 630 Jackson Ave. (bet. E. 151st St. & E.152nd St.) Bronx, NY 10455
Where: 862Note: Evening Park appointments Ave. must be (bet.booked at least Marcus 24 hours in advance. Garvey
4pm) Blvd. & Broadway) Phone: (212) 254-4333 When: Monday to Friday (9am – 5pm), Tuesday & Thursday Directions: 2 or 5 train to Jackson Ave. Directions: J or M train to Flushing Ave. Far Rockaway – CAMBA Arverne View Brooklyn,Phone: NY (718) 11206993-8880 Ext. 221 Phone: (718) 919-3938 Where: 57-11 Shore Front Parkway Arvene, NY 11692 (9am – 6pm - by appointment only) When: Monday (6pm – 8pm), Thursday (11am – 1pm), Saturday (12 noon – When: Monday, Wednesday & Friday (10am – 4pm) South Bronx – Jobs-Plus at Eastside House Coney Island – O’Dwyer Gardens Cornerstone Community Center Directions: A train to BeachQUEENS 60th St. (Up the stairs on the right side of Note: Evening appointments must be booked at least 24 hours in advance.
4pm) Note: This is a Jobs-Plus site that only serves NYCHA residents of Mill Sponsor: Brooklyn Community Services (BCS) the security booth) Brook Houses. Where: 2945 West 33rd St. (bet. Mermaid Ave. & Surf Ave.) Brooklyn, NY 11224 Phone: (718) 675-3347 Ext. 4 Directions: 2 or 5 train to Jackson Ave. Directions:Where: 201 J Saint or Ann’s M Ave. train (at E.137th St.)to Bronx, Flushing NY 10454 Ave. When: Tuesday and Thursday (6:30pm – 9:30pm), Saturday (1pm – 4pm) Far Rockaway – CAMBA Arverne View When: Wednesdays (12 noon – 7pm) Directions: D, F, N or Q train to Coney Island-Stillwell Ave. Far Rockaway – Redfren Cornerstone Community Center Phone: (718) 993-8880 Ext. 221 Phone: (718)Directions: 6919-3938 train to Brook Ave. Phone: (718) 310-5675 Sponsor: Police Athletic League,Where: Inc. (PAL) 57-11 Shore Front Parkway Arvene, NY 11692 Phone: (718) 304-0155 Where: 1544 Hassock St.When: (bet. Beach Channel Monday, Dr & Redfern Ave.) Wednesday & Friday (10am – 4pm) East New York – Penn-Wortman Community Center Far Rockaway, NY 11691 South Bronx – Jobs-Plus at Eastside House Coney IslandSoundview – Jobs-Plus– O’Dwyer at Goodwill Industries Gardens of Greater NY CornerstoneSponsor: CAMBA Community Center When: Tuesday (6pm – 9:30pm),Directions: Saturday (10am – 12 noon) A train to Beach 60th St. (Up the stairs on the right side of Note: This is a Jobs-Plus site that only serves NYCHA residents of Where: 895 Pennsylvania Ave. (bet. Wortman Ave. & Stanley Ave.) Directions: A train to Far Rockaway – Mott Av OR LIRR to Far Rockaway Note: This is a Jobs-Plus site that only serves NYCHA residents of Mill Sponsor:Clason Brooklyn Point, Monroe, and CommunitySack Wern Houses. Services (BCS)Brooklyn, NY 11207 Phone: (718) 471-0357 the security booth) Where: 1620 Bruckner Blvd. (Cross St: Morrison Ave. & Story Ave.) When: Monday and Wednesday (6:30pm – 9:30pm), Saturday (2pm – 5pm) Brook Houses. Where: 2945Bronx, NY 10473West 33rd St. (bet. Mermaid Ave.Directions: & Surf 3 train toAve.) Pennsylvania Brooklyn, Ave. and B20 bus NY 11224 STATEN ISLANDPhone: (718) 675-3347 Ext. 4 When: TuesdayWhen: Call to make and an appointment. Thursday Monday, Tuesday &(6:30pm Friday (10am – – 9:30pm),to Wortman Ave. & PennsylvaniaSaturday Ave. (1pm – 4pm) Where: 201 Saint Ann’s Ave. (at E.137th St.) Bronx, NY 10454 3pm), Thursdays (10am – 4pm), Saturdays (11am – 1pm) Phone: (718) 649-1371 St. George – Jobs-Plus at ResCare Workforce Services When: Wednesdays (12 noon – 7pm) Directions:Directions: D, 6 train F, to N Morrison-Sound or Q trainView Ave. to Coney Island-Stillwell Ave. Note: This is a JobsPlusFar site that onlyRockaway serves NYCHA residents – of Redfren Cornerstone Community Center Phone: (347) 291-8050 Flatlands – Breukelen Cornerstone Community Center Mariner’s Harbor, Richmond Terrace, South Beach, Stapleton, Todt Hill, Directions: 6 train to Brook Ave. Phone: (718) 310-5675 Sponsor: Police Athletic League, Inc. (PAL) and West Brighton I Houses.Sponsor: Police Athletic League, Inc. (PAL) Where: 715 East 105th St. (bet. Glenwood Rd. & Flatlands Ave.) Where: 30 Bay St. 4th Floor (off Central Ave.) Phone: (718) 304-0155 Brooklyn, NY 11236 When: 30 Bay St., 4th FloorWhere: 1544 Hassock St. (bet. Beach Channel Dr & Redfern Ave.) When: Call to make an appointment. Wednesday (6pm – 9pm), Monday, Wednesday, Thursday & Friday (9am -5pm), East New York – Penn-Wortman CommunitySaturday (10am Center – 1pm) Thursday (12 noon -7pm),Far Saturday Rockaway, (by appointment only) NY 11691 Soundview – Jobs-Plus at Goodwill Industries of Greater NY Sponsor: CAMBA Note: Tax services will begin on Wednesday, February 8, 2017. Directions: Staten Island Ferry or any Staten Island bus to Directions: L train to E. 105 St. St. George Terminal When: Tuesday (6pm – 9:30pm), Saturday (10am – 12 noon) Note: This is a Jobs-Plus site that only serves NYCHA residents of Where: 895 Pennsylvania Ave. (bet. WortmanPhone: Ave. (718) 257-0159 & Stanley Ave.) Phone: (917) 338-5204 Directions: A train to Far Rockaway – Mott Av OR LIRR to Far Rockaway Clason Point, Monroe, and Sack Wern Houses. Brooklyn, NY 11207 Phone: (718) 471-0357 Where: 1620 Bruckner Blvd. (Cross St: Morrison Ave. & Story Ave.) When: Monday and Wednesday (6:30pm – 9:30pm), Saturday (2pm – 5pm) 8 FIND OUT MORE AT WWW.NYC.GOV/NYCHA Bronx, NY 10473 Directions: 3 train to Pennsylvania Ave. and B20 bus STATEN ISLAND When: Call to make an appointment. Monday, Tuesday & Friday (10am – to Wortman Ave. & Pennsylvania Ave. 3pm), Thursdays (10am – 4pm), Saturdays (11am – 1pm) Phone: (718) 649-1371 St. George – Jobs-Plus at ResCare Workforce Services Directions: 6 train to Morrison-Sound View Ave. Note: This is a JobsPlus site that only serves NYCHA residents of Phone: (347) 291-8050 Flatlands – Breukelen Cornerstone Community Center Mariner’s Harbor, Richmond Terrace, South Beach, Stapleton, Todt Hill, Sponsor: Police Athletic League, Inc. (PAL) and West Brighton I Houses. Where: 715 East 105th St. (bet. Glenwood Rd. & Flatlands Ave.) Where: 30 Bay St. 4th Floor (off Central Ave.) Brooklyn, NY 11236 When: 30 Bay St., 4th Floor When: Call to make an appointment. Wednesday (6pm – 9pm), Monday, Wednesday, Thursday & Friday (9am -5pm), Saturday (10am – 1pm) Thursday (12 noon -7pm), Saturday (by appointment only) Note: Tax services will begin on Wednesday, February 8, 2017. Directions: Staten Island Ferry or any Staten Island bus to Directions: L train to E. 105 St. St. George Terminal Phone: (718) 257-0159 Phone: (917) 338-5204

8 FIND OUT MORE AT WWW.NYC.GOV/NYCHA