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Affordable Residential Projects Announced for Clason Point and Concourse Village, The Bronx
Plans have been announced for two 100-percent affordable housing projects in The Bronx at 1810 Randall Avenue in Clason Point and 860 Village Concourse East in Concourse Village. Designed by

Op-ed: Medical respite saves hospitals money and improves care
New York hospitals are under enormous strain and looming Medicaid cuts threaten to widen budget gaps, particularly for public hospitals. At the same time, we

Two affordable housing projects in the works to bring 446 housing units to the Bronx
Aufgang Architects announced they are in the early stages of working on two new 100% affordable housing projects totaling 336 units in the Bronx, at 860

Aufgang Architects Announces Two New 100% Affordable Multifamily Design Projects in the Bronx Totaling 446 Units
Aufgang Architects has released details on two new, award winning, 100% affordable multifamily design projects in the Bronx. An 18 story 266 unit building at

ICYMI: New Affordable Housing Project Launches in Brooklyn
Department of Social Services (DSS) Commissioner Molly Wasow Park, and Institute of Community Living (ICL) President Jody Rudin celebrated the opening of 182 deeply affordable

The Daily Dirt: How wrong can pols be about real estate?
Predictions are hard. Especially about the future. I’m not sure if Yogi Berra actually said that, but it’s particularly true for elected officials talking about

2886 Atlantic Avenue Opens in Cypress Hills, Brooklyn
A ribbon cutting ceremony was recently held to mark the opening of 2886 Atlantic Avenue, a ten-story affordable housing development in Cypress Hills, Brooklyn. Designed by

This Building Was Supposed to be Luxury Apartments. Now It Will House 183 Families From Homeless Shelters
Tara Gilbert spent months looking for an apartment with her city-funded housing voucher while living in a Staten Island women’s shelter since January. She had

Brooklyn Gains Affordable Housing For Shelter Voucher Holders
The first Affordable Housing Services site in Brooklyn opened at 2886 Atlantic Ave. in Cypress Hills. The city opened a deeply affordable apartment building in

Camber Property JV Debuts Affordable Brooklyn Property
A partnership of Camber Property Group, Institute for Community Living and New York City’s Department of Social Services has officially opened 2886 Atlantic Ave., bringing

The 2025 Latino Trailblazers
Latinos are still hunting for a political breakthrough in New York. Two state senators with Hispanic heritage, Jessica Ramos and Zellnor Myrie, launched promising campaigns

Queens: Camber Property Group And Bowery Residents Committee Open $100M Affordable Apartments
In Brooklyn, Camber and the Institute for Community Living (ICL) recently closed on a nearly $100 million transaction to convert a vacant residential building into

Medicaid cuts could force Brooklyn’s safety-net hospitals to close, leave thousands uninsured
On the 65th anniversary of Medicaid, Brooklyn residents — and many of its hospitals – were bracing for the impact of massive federal health spending

Top 5 NYC Multifamily Building Sales—June 2025
A roundup of recent major transactions put together by PropertyShark. Click here to read more.

Redevelopment of Emerson-Davis Residence in Broklyn to add supportive, affordable housing for families at risk
Construction is set to begin on a new 11-story residential building in Clinton Hill that will expand a unique housing model designed to help parents

City Launches Redevelopment of Emerson-Davis Family Residence at 161 Emerson Place In Clinton Hill, Brooklyn
Construction is set to begin on the Emerson-Davis Family Residence at 161 Emerson Place in Clinton Hill, Brooklyn. Redevelopment efforts will transform the longstanding facility operated

A Brooklyn Supportive Housing Complex Gets a Makeover
Construction will start soon on the Emerson-Davis Family Residence in Clinton Hill, which will be transformed into a new Passive House building with over 100

New York City Launches $77 Million Emerson-Davis Residence in Brooklyn to Support Families With Mental Health and Substance Abuse Issues
New York City is carving out a niche as a champion of mental health with the reconstruction of the Emerson-Davis Family Residence, aiming to reunite

Supporting Maternal Mental Health and Reducing Stigma: A Clinical Perspective
Becoming a mother is a beautiful and rewarding experience, but it comes with a set of challenges that often go unrecognized. Maternal mental health is

Most Pro-Housing Administration in City History: Mayor Adams, HPD, Institute for Community Living Advance 103 Units of Affordable and Supportive Housing in Brooklyn to Help Parents Experiencing Mental Health Challenges Reunite With Their Children
NEW YORK – New York City Mayor Eric Adams, New York City Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) Acting Commissioner Ahmed Tigani, and the Institute

GOVERNOR HOCHUL ANNOUNCES $1 BILLION IN FINANCING TO BUILD AND PRESERVE NEARLY 3,000 AFFORDABLE HOMES ACROSS NEW YORK
Governor Kathy Hochul announced that nearly 3,000 affordable, modern, energy-efficient homes will be created or preserved in communities throughout New York State as a result of

Governor Hochul Announces $1 Billion in Financing to Build and Preserve Nearly 3,000 Affordable Homes Across New York
Governor Kathy Hochul today announced that nearly 3,000 affordable, modern, energy-efficient homes will be created or preserved in communities throughout New York State as a

Nearly $7 Million Awarded To Advance Best-In-Class Multifamily Buildings
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NYSERDA Awards $7M to Nine Multifamily Buildings
The New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) announced that nearly $7 million has been awarded to nine projects through the fifth round

Gilbane Development, Institute for Community Living, Tredway, and ELH Mgmt Awarded Buildings of Excellence Competition Award for Transformational Supportive Housing Project in the Bronx
Gilbane Development Company, Institute for Community Living (ICL), Tredway, and ELH Mgmt. LLC (ELH), the joint venture development team for the West Tower Supportive Housing project at 280 East 161st

The Daily Dirt: Bracing for the lien sale
Commercial: The top commercial deal recorded was $69 million for 2864 Atlantic Avenue. Housing developer Camber Property Group bought the 180-plus unit from The Jay Group. The space

NYC’s top deals: a LES penthouse trades for $16M
🏆Commercial: The top commercial deal recorded was for a mixed-use building in East New York. A company tied to Jacob Aini sold 2864 Atlantic Avenue for just over $69 million

The 2025 Pride Trailblazers
After years of making remarkable progress in winning public support and securing policy changes, the LGBTQ+ community is now on defense. The Trump administration is

Brooklyn Rezoning to Create 4,600 Units
The New York City Council has voted to approve the Atlantic Avenue Mixed Use Plan, a Brooklyn rezoning which will pave the way for 4,600

Deals of the Day: May 28
Developer unloads new 183-unit East New York complex Address: 2886 Atlantic Ave., BrooklynSeller: The Jay GroupBuyer: Camber Property Group Click here to read more.

This Week’s N.Y. Deal Sheet: Rybak Scores Construction Loan For UES Condo Building
Camber Property Group shelled out $72M for a newly built vacant multifamily building at 2886 Atlantic Ave., Commercial Observer reported. The Jay Group sold the 183-unit

Camber Property Group Buys Brooklyn Multifamily Property for $72M
Affordable housing developer Camber Property Group has acquired a newly constructed multifamily property at 2886 Atlantic Avenue in Cypress Hills, Brooklyn, from The Jay Group for $72 million, Commercial

The 2025 Nonprofit Trailblazers
Nonprofit organizations ensure the well-being of New Yorkers in a wide variety of ways, whether it’s promoting mental health, delivering care for people with disabilities,

Eric Adams to prioritize supportive housing in upcoming NYC budget
New York City Mayor Eric Adams plans to revamp a major city initiative to create supportive housing for vulnerable New Yorkers by producing nearly 6,000

New York Expands Medical Respite Care as Chronic Homelessness Shrinks
NYC Invests in Recovery and Housing Pathways for Unhoused Patients in Need of Post-Hospital Care New York is expanding a service designed to help people

Leveraging Technology to Enhance Mental Health Services for Children and Families
Technology-driven approaches to mental health care have transformed the way services are delivered, making support more accessible and tailored to individual needs. Children and families

Trump’s cuts hit mental health programs aimed at the hardest to treat youth and adults
Federal cuts to the state Office of Mental Health could take an axe to parts of Gov. Kathy Hochul’s signature mental health agenda aimed at

Hochul makes involuntary commitment proposals top state budget priority
One of Gov. Kathy Hochul’s top priorities is making it easier to hospitalize people with serious mental illness involuntarily and hold them there until they

Hochul’s proposed mental health reforms offer real solutions
Many New Yorkers facing serious behavioral health challenges are discharged from the hospital without the necessary support they desperately need, which leads to cycles of

NYC Council press officials to cut wait times for mobile mental health teams
City Council members pressed health officials Monday on the long wait times New Yorkers with serious mental illnesses face when trying to enroll with teams

Mental health pilot for the chronically homeless shows signs of success on unrelenting issue
In the litany of mental health initiatives being tested to solve one of the city’s most persistent issues, at least one is showing early signs

16 Ways Nonprofits Can Improve Board Diversity
Successful nonprofits recognize the power of diversity from the top down. Staff members from different backgrounds, communities and sectors all work together to enhance decision

Mayor Eric Adams, NYC Health + Hospitals CEO Dr. Katz Announce Expansion of Innovative Program to Keep More Medically-Vulnerable Homeless New Yorkers Out of Shelters
New York, NY — New York City Mayor Eric Adams and NYC Health + Hospitals CEO Dr. Mitchell Katz today announced an expansion to its medical

Mayor Eric Adams, NYC Health + Hospitals CEO Dr. Katz Announce Expansion of Innovative Program to Keep More Medically-Vulnerable Homeless New Yorkers Out of Shelters
NEW YORK – New York City Mayor Eric Adams and NYC Health + Hospitals CEO Dr. Mitchell Katz today announced an expansion to its medical respite

Mayor Eric Adams And Dr. Katz Axpand Program For Vulnerable Homeless
New York City Mayor Eric Adams and NYC Health + Hospitals CEO Dr. Mitchell Katz today announced an expansion to its medical respite bed program.

Mayor Adams announces expansion of medical respite program for homeless New Yorkers
Mayor Eric Adams announced significant expansions to NYC Health + Hospitals’ medical respite bed program Tuesday, which offers patients experiencing homelessness a place to stay

Will New York Force More Mentally Ill People Into Treatment?
It is a nightmare that plays out on the streets and subways every few months: A homeless person with a history of mental illness or

How Nonprofits Can Identify And Manage Virtual Volunteer Opportunities
Over the last few years, many organizations have largely adopted remote work in its various forms. With digital transformation enabling employers to build dispersed workforces

Mental Health Intervention Can Save Lives
To the Editor: Re “The Voices in His Head Kept Coming Back. Then a Boy Was Killed” (news article, Jan. 23): This tragedy underscores the

The best way to aid mentally ill folks
Gov. Hochul and Mayor Adams both made needed commitments in their State and City addresses to support New Yorkers with the most serious mental health challenges. Their focus

The Ripple Effect: Impact of Suicide on Family and Friends
The loss of a person to suicide touches friends, family, and other loved ones who must grapple with a host of emotions in the wake of

24, and Trying to Outrun Schizophrenia
Kevin Lopez had just stepped out of his house, on his way to meet his girlfriend for Chinese food, when it happened: He began to

2024 Anthem Whole Health Heroes Awards, Emily Kingman
The Institute for Community Living, a nonprofit behavioral health organization, supports 13,000 people annually with 140 community-based programs, serving clients with serious mental illnesses, homelessness


Grubhub donates 400 meals to veterans at Long Island City shelter
Food delivery platform Grubhub has teamed up with non-profit Institute for Community Living (ICL), Council Member Julie Won and Maspeth-based pub O’Neill’s to provide 400 meals for veterans at a

Notable Black Leaders 2024 Jeanine D. Costley
Scope of work: Jeanine D. Costley serves as senior vice president for transitional services at the Institute for Community Living, offering homeless or formerly homeless

ICL Fair Shines in East New York
On Thursday, Oct. 3, the Institute for Community Living (ICL) hosted a Children and Family Resource Fair at the East New York Health HUB. Tucked

Harm Reduction Training in Jamaica, Queens
In Jamaica, Queens, one nonprofit is hosting a harm reduction, Narcan training session. The goal is to teach people how to administer Narcan, which can

A New Clinton Hill Family Housing Emerges Thanks to $1.5M Funding
The Emerson-Davis Family Residence will now turn into a 12-story, 103-unit building with expanded services for adults with mental health challenges. The Institute for Community

Clinton Hill Supportive Housing Will Be Replaced and Expanded
A nearly 30-year-old family supportive housing development in Clinton Hill will be completely rebuilt and expanded after a Council Member Crystal Hudson allocated $1.5 million

A nearly 30-year-old family supportive housing development in Clinton Hill will be completely rebuilt and expanded after a Council Member Crystal Hudson allocated $1.5 million to the project
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Family supportive housing residence in Clinton Hill to be rebuilt and expanded
A nearly 30-year-old family supportive housing development in Clinton Hill will be completely rebuilt and expanded after a Council Member Crystal Hudson allocated $1.5 million

12-Story Supportive Housing Center To Be Built In Clinton Hill
CLINTON HILL, NY—The Institute for Community Living Emerson-Davis Family Residence, located at 161 Emerson Place in Clinton Hill, is getting a 12-story, $1.5 million upgrade


Reuniting families: How a one-of-a-kind residence helps parents with mental health challenges reunify with their children
Jessica has a history of mental health challenges that led to psychiatric hospitalization. As a result, her young son was removed from her care and

How a Brooklyn nonprofit is helping parents facing certain challenges keep custody of their children
NEW YORK – Struggles like mental health challenges and homelessness can put parents at risk of losing custody of their children, but a program in Brooklyn

Brooklyn Organization Helps Parents Keep Their Children With Housing and Emotional Support
Jenn Miles grew up in the foster care system. She aged out at the age of 21 after years of cycling in and out of

Notable LGBTQ+ leaders – Troy Boyle Senior Vice President of Care Management Institute for Community Living
Troy Boyle is senior vice president of care management at the Institute for Community Living, a behavioral health nonprofit in this role… Clic here for

The 2024 Nonprofit Trailblazers
The nonprofit sector plays an integral role in American society, providing care for the most vulnerable individuals and advocating for policy changes that improve people’s

Institute for Community Living on confronting mental health stigmas
A city nonprofit is sparking new conversations between New Yorkers with the goal of breaking down stigmas surrounding mental health. The Institute for Community Living

Mental Health Awareness Month
This Mental Health Awareness Month, the Institute for Community Living, a nonprofit organization that provides New Yorkers with behavioral health challenges with comprehensive housing, health care,

ICL’s ‘Coffee On Us’ Breaks Stigma Through Candid Conversations
The Institute for Community Living (ICL), a nonprofit organization that provides New Yorkers with behavioral health challenges with comprehensive housing, health care, and recovery services

Up the ranks: Jessica Bittner is the new chief people officer at Institute for Community Living (ICL)
The Institute for Community Living (ICL), a nonprofit organisation that provides New Yorkers with behavioural health challenges with housing, healthcare, and recovery services, has appointed Jessica

Cultivating Sensory-Friendly Health Care Environments for Autistic Patients
Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a multifaceted neurodevelopmental condition characterized by challenges in social interaction, communication, and limited or repetitive behaviors. Individuals with ASD might also

NYC Health + Hospitals helps homeless patients with medical respite program
It offers patients experiencing homelessness a place to stay for up to 90 days while accessing expanded medical services that are not available in shelter,

Caribbean Life Impact Awards: Celebrating excellence and community spirit
Over three dozen distinguished honorees were feted Wednesday night as Caribbean Life hosted its annual Caribbean Impact Awards. Click here to read the full article

Institute for Community Living Provides a New Path to Permanent Housing in 30 Days
As New York City’s homelessness crisis persists, the non-profit Institute for Community Living has launched a first-of-its-kind program to provide a new path to permanent

‘Medical respite’ a growing option for NYC’s homeless hospital patients in recovery
Medical respite care has so far been limited in New York, but it’s on the verge of expanding. The programs provide temporary housing and services like

Released from the hospital with nowhere to go? NY has a budding alternative
By the time Ronald Lee was admitted to Bellevue Hospital for psychiatric care in April 2022, the Manhattan facility had become a familiar stomping ground.

NYC Health + Hospitals Announces More Than 1,100 Patients Served by Medical Respite, Which Offers Short-Term Housing and Access to Medical Care
New York, NY — NYC Health + Hospitals today announced that more than 1,100 patients participated in the medical respite program, which offers patients experiencing homelessness

The Institute for Community Living announced Jessica Bittner as its new chief people office
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Jessica Bittner has been announced as chief people officer at The Institute for Community Living
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116 deeply affordable homes coming to city-owned Prospect Heights site
A project that will bring affordable apartments and a community garden to Prospect Heights is underway. The city’s Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) last

The Institute for Community Living announced Dr. Hunter McQuistion as the new medical director for psychiatry education and special initiatives
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Dr. Hunter McQuistion is the new medical director for psychiatry education and special initiatives at The Institute for Community Living
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Three new Staten Island homeless shelters appear to be on the verge of opening
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — A trio of Staten Island homeless shelters are seemingly on the verge of opening, but it’s unclear when they will officially

Op-Ed | New York State must do more to help those with developmental and mental health challenges
I have always been my son Devon’s number-one advocate. That role became increasingly important when he was diagnosed with autism while in preschool and then

Institute for Community Living Celebrates the Holidays With Clients
On Tuesday, December 19th, the Institute for Community Living (ICL), a nonprofit that helps New Yorkers with behavioral health challenges, hosted a holiday party for

Three new Staten Island homeless shelters appear to be on the verge of opening
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — A trio of Staten Island homeless shelters are seemingly on the verge of opening, but it’s unclear when they will officially

Progress is slow on NYC mental health crisis a year after Adams roadmap
A year after Mayor Eric Adams unveiled his strategy to address serious mental illness, signs of meaningful progress remain scarce. Click here to read the

In New York City, Housing Silos Prevent Reunification
In New York City, which rightfully prides itself on compassion and resilience, there are parents who are trying to rebuild lives with their families but

Helmsley Trust awards $2.3 million to Institute for Community Living
The Institute for Community Living (ICL) in New York City has announced the launch of a three-year, $2.3 million pilot funded by the Leona M. and Harry B.

Hochul updates on state’s $1B mental health initiative: 500 more beds by 2024
New York Governor Kathy Hochul announced significant progress in the state’s $1 billion mental health care initiative, with developments outpacing original timelines. Nearly 200 formerly

$1B mental health care plan includes 500 more psychiatric beds by 2024, Hochul says
Gov. Kathy Hochul on Thursday provided an update on the state’s $1 billion investment in mental health care, saying it’s moving well ahead of schedule.

B-Roll, Video, Audio, Photos & Rush Transcript: Governor Hochul Updates New Yorkers on State Efforts to Address Serious Mental Illness and Street Homelessness
State-Funded ‘Safe Options Support’ Teams Have Connected Nearly 200 Formerly Homeless Individuals with Permanent Housing, Mental Health Support Nearly 100 State-Operated Inpatient Psychiatric Beds Now

$1B mental health care plan includes 500 more psychiatric beds by 2024, Hochul says
Gov. Kathy Hochul on Thursday provided an update on the state’s $1 billion investment in mental health care, saying it’s moving well ahead of schedule.

Governor Hochul Updates New Yorkers on Efforts to Address Mental Illness and Street Homelessness
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The 2023 Nonprofit Power 100
Nonprofit organizations by definition aren’t in the business of making money, but many of them deliver an outstanding return on investment. Nonprofits carry out critical

DSS Commissioner Molly Wasow Park Celebrates Opening of Deeply Affordable Housing Site for New Yorkers Exiting the Shelter System
Through its Novel Affordable Housing Services Program, DSS, in Partnership with the Institute for Community Living (ICL) and Camber Property Group, Creates First-of-its-kind Site in Brooklyn with 182

New Report Finds Medical Respite Could Save New York Hospitals Millions, Free Hundreds of Beds, and Improve Recovery for People Experiencing Housing Instability
Click here for full report (New York, NY) –As New York faces looming Medicaid cuts and mounting pressure on hospital systems, a new report from nonprofits

ICL Closes on Redevelopment and Expansion of Emerson-Davis Family Residence in Clinton Hill, Brooklyn
NYC’s one-of-a-kind supportive housing program, designed to help parents with serious mental health challenges reunite with their children, will expand at 161 Emerson Place

Institute for Community Living Report Shows New Program Increased Capacity to Serve New Yorkers with the Most Significant Mental Health Challenges, Including Individuals Living on Streets and Subways
STEPS Program Reduced Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) and Intensive Mobile Treatment (IMT) Waitlists by 5% While Maintaining Stability among Participants Click here to read the

Groundbreaking Behavioral Health Program Transforms Supportive Housing Care for Residents with Most Significant Mental Health Challenges
New Innovative Institute for Community Living Program Will Support 200+ People Across NYC to Live Independently (New York, NY) — The Institute for Community Living

Institute for Community Living Hosts Spring Gala “Celebrating Hope & Recovery”
Annual Event Supports Nonprofit’s Health, Housing, and Recovery Services for People Living with Mental and Behavioral Health Challenges Click here for photos (New York, NY)

Institute for Community Living’s ‘Coffee On Us’ Breaks Stigma Through Candid Conversations For Mental Health Awareness Month
New Video Features Candid Conversations with New Yorkers About Mental Health, Substance Use, and Housing Insecurity — WATCH THE FULL VIDEO — (New York, N.Y.)—The

Institute for Community Living Announces New Chief People Officer
Jessica Bittner Brings More Than 2 Decades of Experience in Executive Roles for Nationally Recognized Organizations in Human Services, Health Care, and Higher Education The

Institute for Community Living Announces New Medical Director for Psychiatry Education and Special Initiatives
Dr. Hunter McQuistion, a Preeminent Community Psychiatrist with More Than 4 Decades of Experience in the Field, Joins Institute for Community Living to Oversee Teaching,

Institute for Community Living’s Veterans Shelter in Queens Hosts Housing and Employment Fair Ahead of Veterans Day
Grubhub Donated 500 Meals for the Event In Support of Veterans Experiencing Homelessness (Long Island City, Queens, N.Y.)— On Thursday, November 9, the Institute for

Institute for Community Living Launches Innovative Pilot Funded by Helmsley Charitable Trust to Address Mental Health Crisis
New Program Helps Clear Waitlists for City and State Mobile Treatment Programs While Supporting Hardest-to-Reach, Hardest-to-Treat New Yorkers (New York, N.Y.)—This Spring, the Institute for

New Institute for Community Living Policy Paper Finds Parents in Single Adult Shelters Have No Direct Path to Reunification with Children in Foster Care
“Barriers to Reunification” Recommends Policy Changes, Investments in Supportive Housing, Like the Emerson-Davis Family Center Model, Dedicated to Reconnecting Families Implementing Recommendations Would Help to

ICL Supportive Housing Program Reduces Psychiatric Hospitalizations for People with Serious Mental Health Challenges
On-site Whole Health Services Helped 90% of Residents Avoid a Psychiatric Emergency Room Visit; the Number of Residents Seeing a Primary Care Physician More Than

Institute for Community Living Celebrates Whole Health at Spring Gala
Event Supports the Nonprofit’s Health, Housing, and Recovery Services for People Living with Mental and Behavioral Health Challenges (New York, N.Y.)—The Institute for Community Living

Institute for Community Living Announces Launch of Hope & Recovery Center to Support Clients with Substance Use Disorder Treatment
New Center Takes an Integrated, Whole Health Approach to Substance Use Disorder Treatment Hope & Recovery Center Offers a Wide Range of Recovery and Harm

Testimony to the Mental Health, Disabilities, and Addiction Committee
Good morning, Chair Lee and members of the Committee on Mental Health, Disabilities, and Addiction. Thank you for the opportunity to testify today. My name

Testimony to the General Welfare Committee
My name is Jeanine Costley, and I am the SVP of Transitional Services at the Institute for Community Living, or ICL. Thank you to Chair Ayala

Testimony to the City Council on the Mental Health Needs of our Youth
Greetings chair Stevens and members of the Committees on Youth Services and Mental Health, Disabilities, and Addiction. My name is Jose Cotto and I am

Testimony to the City Council on Health and Mental Health
Good morning, Chair Schulman, Chair Lee, and members of the Committees on Health and Mental Health, Disabilities, and Addiction. Thank you for your leadership on

Testimony to the City Council on the Mental Health Needs of our Youth
November 9, 2022 Greetings Chair Stevens and Members of the Committees on Youth Services and Mental Health, Disabilities, and Addiction. My name is Jose Cotto

Written testimony of Jody Rudin for the general welfare committee
August 9, 2022 Good afternoon Chair Ayala and members of the committee. Thank you for giving me the opportunity to testify before you. My name

Written Testimony of Jody Rudin for the General Welfare Committee
May 4, 2022 Greetings Chairperson Ayala and Members of the General Welfare Committee. My name is Jody Rudin and I am the CEO of ICL