Saturday, November 12, 2011 marks the 10th anniversary of the crash of American Airlines Flight 587 en route from New York to Santo Domingo,D.R. This tragedy, coming right on the heels of the September 11th attack, shook up the entire city, but was especially painful for the Washington Heights and Inwood communities, where many of the victims either lived or had connections.
40 survivors, staff and children from NMIC's Domestic Violence Project participated in the Shine the Light on Domestic Violence Event in Times Square.
In 2011, NMIC partnered with the Food Bank for New York City to provide income support services and financial literacy to the Washington Heights and Inwood community.
Matthew Chachere was recognized for his significant role in enacting the NYC Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Act.
NMIC's Adult Education Department was recognized as one of the top programs in New York City.
The tenants of 21 Ft. Washington Avenue achieved a major victory yesterday
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With the generous support of the Patrina Foundation and in collaboration with the Center for Family Life, NMIC will hold an open house on June 15th at 6pm. The meeting will be held on the 4th floor at NMIC's main office, 76 Wadsworth Avenue, New York, NY.
NMIC is awarded a three-year $210,000 grant from the Nutrition Consortium of NYS to fight hunger in Upper Manhattan.
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On Wednesday, May 4th and Friday, May 6th, over 25 volunteers from Neuberger Berman--an asset management firm located in midtown Manhattan--visited NMIC.
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In a recent email to NMIC, Enoch wrote: "This is Enoch Sowah a former student from NMIC GED program. I hope you and the entire NMIC family are excelling and reaching greater heights. Well I wanted to share a link which underscores the importance of NMIC." Read more »
Milk from the Heart Program is a Success. In less than one hour, 146 families received two quarts of low-fat milk.
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Join us on Saturday, June 4, 2011 at 10am for the Annual Northern Manhattan Asthma Awareness Walk. See attached flyer for more information.
On April 20th, Councilmember Jackson came to NMIC to meet with the participants of the DV Support Group. Eighteen survivors of intimate partner abuse shared their experiences and talked about how the Domestic Violence Project has helped them heal from violence and move their lives forward. The Councilmember's funding has played a key role in helping NMIC to offer this important program.
NMIC organized an informative seminar on Sexual Assault and It's Aftermath, on April 7th Read more »
The Human Services Council is spearheading public awareness campaign called "Who Cares? I Do!" to show the value of programs serving vulnerable New Yorkers.
Community residents with children in their households will be provided with two quarts of low-fat milk. Distribution will take place every Thursday at 9am in front of NMIC. This is a collaborative project between Homes for the Homeless and NMIC.
For more information please download attached flyers they are available in English and Spanish
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Do you want to learn innovative skills in green construction, while also preparing for your GED?
The Who Cares? I Do! Campaign will be holding a rally in support of human services on April 12th at 5pm at City Hall. It is vital that we demonstrate that New Yorkers care about human services, so please attend and spread the word about the rally.
As of March 5, 2011, 1,176 tax returns have been completed at Northern Manhattan Improvement Corporation.
Northern Manhattan Improvement Corporation fights for safe housing, read full article from The Daily News.
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NMIC's 30th Anniversary Community Celebration was a great success. Now with even more wonderful memories from NMIC's 30th Year Anniversary Celebration on September 25, 2010.
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"We commend Sen. Adriano Espaillat for his efforts in raising awareness about the EITC and we're eager to continue working with his office in helping local residents receive the maximum tax refund available," said Maria Lizardo, Deputy Director of Client Services at NMIC
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Ken Rosenfeld, director of legal services at NMIC, discusses the nonprofit organization's financial problems.
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Northern Manhattan Improvement Corporation's goal for this project is to prevent homelessness in our community.
Sarah Banda, Domestic Violence Project Coordinator, and three survivors will make a presentation to students and faculty at the Borough of Manhattan Community College (BMCC) on Wednesday, March 30, 2011 at 10am. The presentation will focus on an overview on domestic violence, resources and survivors sharing their stories.
They volunteer their services and expertise to more than 60 community residents. Over the course of the afternoon, the volunteers engaged NMIC clients in a variety of critical adult education and workforce-related services including mock interviews, resume and cover letter preparation, English conversation practice, and basic computer skills. An enriching and rewarding experience was had by both the volunteers and the clients. Once again, NMIC would like to sincerely thank The Ogilvy and Mather Group for their time and committment to our community.
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On Thursday, October 21, 2010, Northern Manhattan Improvement Corporation held its first job fair.
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With another holiday season upon us, New York Cares is trying to spread the cheer to New Yorkers.
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The co-founders of the New York Latinas Against Domestic Violence were presented with a proclamation.
NMIC's Domestic Violence Project partnered with the 34th Police Precinct to distribute literature.
NMIC is pleased to announce its first Annual Job Fair. It will be held on Thursday 10/21, from 10am to 2pm, at The Palace Cathedral, 4140 Broadway at 175th Street, New York, NY 10033. There will be a wide range of employers present, and all community residents are invited. Contact NMIC at 212-453-5375 for more information.
Thanks to all of you who took the time to support Northern Manhattan Improvement Corporation in such an important cause.
Join us for the 10th Annual Brides' March Against Domestic Violence on Sunday, September 26, 2010.
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Join the Washington Heights and Inwood Coalition Against Domestic Violence on Thursday, September 2, 2010 for a training on "V.201: Immigration Relief for Victims of Domestic Violence".
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NMIC's Executive Director Barbara Lowry joins over 100 New Yorkers and City Council members to save free legal services and English classes for low-income New Yorkers. Read the attached press release for more information.
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On 8/17/10, Adult Education Director Michael Perrone conducted an outstanding workshop at Columbia University Teachers College Continuing and Professional Studies.
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NMIC was featured as agency of the month in the February edition of the New York NonProfit Press
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