mission: OVERVIEW The purpose of this New York City Haiti Earthquake Assistance Guide is to provide information about relief services available to those impacted by the January 2010 Haiti earthquake. It is arranged in sections based the types of services provided by different non-profit organizations and governmental agencies. Each listing includes basic information on the available services, how the agency providing the service can be contacted, and eligibility requirements when applicable. Although these agencies offer numerous ongoing services, some of their programs are offered only during emergencies, and they depend on resources with limited availability. The inclusion of an organization in this guide does not guarantee access to its services nor is it an endorsement of the organization. Most services are free, but resources designated with ($) are not free; the client may have to pay for the item or service. Updates for this guide are ongoing, and additional information on assistance, services, and programs will be provided with each edition. An updated version of this guide is scheduled for April. ACKNOWLEDGMENT NYC VOAD would like to express its appreciation to Mary Opler, whose tireless efforts made this guide possible -> OVERVIEW The purpose of this New York City Haiti Earthquake Assistance Guide is to provide information about relief services available to those impacted by the January 2010 Haiti earthquake. It is arranged in sections based the types of services provided by different non-profit organizations and governmental agencies. Each listing includes basic information on the available services, how the agency providing the service can be contacted, and eligibility requirements when applicable. Although these agencies offer numerous ongoing services, some of their programs are offered only during emergencies, and they depend on resources with limited availability. The inclusion of an organization in this guide does not guarantee access to its services nor is it an endorsement of the organization. Most services are free, but resources designated with ($) are not free; the client may have to pay for the item or service. Updates for this guide are ongoing, and additional information on assistance, services, and programs will be provided with each edition. An updated version of this guide is scheduled for April. ACKNOWLEDGMENT NYC VOAD would like to express its appreciation to Mary Opler, whose tireless efforts made this guide possible

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mission: OVERVIEW The purpose of this New York City Haiti Earthquake Assistance Guide is to provide information about relief services available to those impacted by the January 2010 Haiti earthquake. It is arranged in sections based the types of services provided by different non-profit organizations and governmental agencies. Each listing includes basic information on the available services, how the agency providing the service can be contacted, and eligibility requirements when applicable. Although these agencies offer numerous ongoing services, some of their programs are offered only during emergencies, and they depend on resources with limited availability. The inclusion of an organization in this guide does not guarantee access to its services nor is it an endorsement of the organization. Most services are free, but resources designated with ($) are not free; the client may have to pay for the item or service. Updates for this guide are ongoing, and additional information on assistance, services, and programs will be provided with each edition. An updated version of this guide is scheduled for April. ACKNOWLEDGMENT NYC VOAD would like to express its appreciation to Mary Opler, whose tireless efforts made this guide possible -> OVERVIEW The purpose of this New York City Haiti Earthquake Assistance Guide is to provide information about relief services available to those impacted by the January 2010 Haiti earthquake. It is arranged in sections based the types of services provided by different non-profit organizations and governmental agencies. Each listing includes basic information on the available services, how the agency providing the service can be contacted, and eligibility requirements when applicable. Although these agencies offer numerous ongoing services, some of their programs are offered only during emergencies, and they depend on resources with limited availability. The inclusion of an organization in this guide does not guarantee access to its services nor is it an endorsement of the organization. Most services are free, but resources designated with ($) are not free; the client may have to pay for the item or service. Updates for this guide are ongoing, and additional information on assistance, services, and programs will be provided with each edition. An updated version of this guide is scheduled for April. ACKNOWLEDGMENT NYC VOAD would like to express its appreciation to Mary Opler, whose tireless efforts made this guide possible

notes: New York Haitian Earthquake Family Resource Center Representatives from numerous Federal, State and City agencies, NGOs, and community groups are available to assist and refer clients. Staffers can help clients navigate all available resources. Interpreters generally at location. NYS State Armory 1579 Bedford Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11225 Hours: Mon-Fri 10am-6pm, Sat 10am-4pm, Sun CLOSED Tel: call 311 for information (or 211 if outside NYC) -> New York Haitian Earthquake Family Resource Center: Representatives from numerous Federal, State and City agencies, NGOs, and community groups are available to assist and refer clients. Staffers can help clients navigate all available resources. Interpreters generally at location. NYS State Armory 1579 Bedford Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11225 Hours: Mon-Fri 10am-6pm, Sat 10am-4pm, Sun CLOSED Tel: call 311 for information (or 211 if outside NYC) Please contact Mary Opler at: oplerm @nyredcross.org if you know of a service that should be added to this guide. Be sure to include as much contact information as possible so your update can be verified.
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name: NYC VOAD - Haiti Earthquake Assistance Guide (Immigration/Temporary Protective Status (TPS)) -> VOAD, NYC - Haiti Earthquake Assistance Guide (Immigration/Temporary Protective Status (TPS))
notes: New York Haitian Earthquake Family Resource Center Representatives from numerous Federal, State and City agencies, NGOs, and community groups are available to assist and refer clients. Staffers can help clients navigate all available resources. Interpreters generally at location. NYS State Armory 1579 Bedford Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11225 Hours: Mon-Fri 10am-6pm, Sat 10am-4pm, Sun CLOSED Tel: call 311 for information (or 211 if outside NYC) -> New York Haitian Earthquake Family Resource Center Representatives from numerous Federal, State and City agencies, NGOs, and community groups are available to assist and refer clients. Staffers can help clients navigate all available resources. Interpreters generally at location. NYS State Armory 1579 Bedford Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11225 Hours: Mon-Fri 10am-6pm, Sat 10am-4pm, Sun CLOSED Tel: call 311 for information (or 211 if outside NYC)

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mission: OVERVIEW The purpose of this New York City Haiti Earthquake Assistance Guide is to provide information about relief services available to those impacted by the January 2010 Haiti earthquake. It is arranged in sections based the types of services provided by different non-profit organizations and governmental agencies. Each listing includes basic information on the available services, how the agency providing the service can be contacted, and eligibility requirements when applicable. Although these agencies offer numerous ongoing services, some of their programs are offered only during emergencies, and they depend on resources with limited availability. The inclusion of an organization in this guide does not guarantee access to its services nor is it an endorsement of the organization. Most services are free, but resources designated with ($) are not free; the client may have to pay for the item or service. Updates for this guide are ongoing, and additional information on assistance, services, and programs will be provided with each edition. An updated version of this guide is scheduled for April. ACKNOWLEDGMENT NYC VOAD would like to express its appreciation to Mary Opler, whose tireless efforts made this guide possible -> OVERVIEW The purpose of this New York City Haiti Earthquake Assistance Guide is to provide information about relief services available to those impacted by the January 2010 Haiti earthquake. It is arranged in sections based the types of services provided by different non-profit organizations and governmental agencies. Each listing includes basic information on the available services, how the agency providing the service can be contacted, and eligibility requirements when applicable. Although these agencies offer numerous ongoing services, some of their programs are offered only during emergencies, and they depend on resources with limited availability. The inclusion of an organization in this guide does not guarantee access to its services nor is it an endorsement of the organization. Most services are free, but resources designated with ($) are not free; the client may have to pay for the item or service. Updates for this guide are ongoing, and additional information on assistance, services, and programs will be provided with each edition. An updated version of this guide is scheduled for April. ACKNOWLEDGMENT NYC VOAD would like to express its appreciation to Mary Opler, whose tireless efforts made this guide possible

mission: -> OVERVIEW The purpose of this New York City Haiti Earthquake Assistance Guide is to provide information about relief services available to those impacted by the January 2010 Haiti earthquake. It is arranged in sections based the types of services provided by different non-profit organizations and governmental agencies. Each listing includes basic information on the available services, how the agency providing the service can be contacted, and eligibility requirements when applicable. Although these agencies offer numerous ongoing services, some of their programs are offered only during emergencies, and they depend on resources with limited availability. The inclusion of an organization in this guide does not guarantee access to its services nor is it an endorsement of the organization. Most services are free, but resources designated with ($) are not free; the client may have to pay for the item or service. Updates for this guide are ongoing, and additional information on assistance, services, and programs will be provided with each edition. An updated version of this guide is scheduled for April. ACKNOWLEDGMENT NYC VOAD would like to express its appreciation to Mary Opler, whose tireless efforts made this guide possible