Social Services in NYC Directory, 2008

A Guide to Social Services and
Health Care in New York City
2008
2007
CITY OF NEW YORK • DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND MENTAL HYGIENE
BUREAU OF SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASE CONTROL
Hot Lines and Help Lines
Al-Anon (800) 356-9996 or (800) 344-2666 Mental Health 1 (800) LIFE-NET
Spanish Life-Net 1 (877) AYUDESE
Abuse and Neglect Hotline (800) 342-3720
In Mandarin, Cantonese, & Korean: 1 (877) 990-8585
—New York State Dept. of Social Services
ADAP (800) 542-2437 Metropolitan Transit Authority (212) 878-7294
(AIDS Drug Assistance Program) —Half-Fare Program
American Indian Community House (212) 598-0100 MTA (718) 330-1234
—AICH HIV/AIDS Project for Bus & Subway Information
American Indians/Native Americans
National Alliance on Mental Illness (212) 684-3365
AIDS Hotline—General Public (212) 447-8200
Narcotics Anonymous (212) 929-6262
or 800 TALK HIV, 7 days a week 9am–9pm
National Council on Alcoholism (800) NCA-CALL
Alcoholics Anonymous (212) 870-3400
and Drug Dependence Hopeline 622-2255
or (800) 344-2666
National Domestic Violence Hotline (800) 799-SAFE
Association for Drug Abuse Prevention(212) 289-1957
(24 hrs a day 7 days a week) 799-7233
or (718) 782-2080
National HIV/AIDS Hotline Eng (800) 342-AIDS (2437)
Caribbean Women’s Health Assoc. (718) 826-2942
24 hrs. A day 7 days a week Spn (800) 344-7432
Child Abuse and Maltreatment (800) 342-3720
National Runaway Hotline (800) 231-6946
Report Center
National STD Hotline (800) 227-8922
Clinical Trials Hotline (800) TRIALS A
8AM–11:00PM M-F
Cocaine Hotline (800) COCAINE
NY Asian Women’s Center (212) 732-5230
Depression Hotline (800) 621-HOPE
NYCDOHMH Division of Mental Hygiene (212) 219-5400
DOHMH Community Relations (212) 788-4735
NYC Gay & Lesbian Anti-Violence Project (212) 714-1141
Domestic Violence (212) 533-4358
NYS Dept of Health AIDS Hotline (800) 541-2437
Emergency Contraception 1 (800) Not 2 late
Parent Help Line (212) 472-8555
Gay and Lesbian National Hotline (212) 989-0999
Planned Parenthood, Appointments (212) 965-7000
Gay Men’s Health Crisis (GMHC) (212) 807-6655
Poison Hotline (212) 764-7667
God’s Love We Deliver, Inc. (212) 294-8100
Rape Crisis Hotline—24 hours a day (212) 577-7777
—Meals for homebound PWA’s
SafeHorizons (212) 577-7777
Hispanic AIDS Forum (212) 741-9797
Sanctuary for Families, Inc. (212) 349-6009
Lesbian and Gay Community (212) 620-7310
Services Center Sexual Compulsives Anonymous (212) 439-1123
Managed Care Consumer (212) 614-5400 SisterLink Helpline (800) 220-7606
Asstance Program
Social Security Teleclaim–for AIDS Claims (800) 772-1213
Marijuana Addicts Hotline (212) 459-4423
Women’s Healthline (212) 230-1111
Medicaid Information Line (718) 291-1900
Youth Crisis Hotline (800) 246-4646
Medicaid Managed Care Information (800) 505-5678
Hotline List updated December 2007
For other services in New York City, dial 311

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A Guide to Social Services and

Health Care in New York City
2008 Referral Directory
Information Verified as of December 2007
Published by the Bureau of

Sexually Transmitted Disease Control
City of New York Department of Health and Mental Hygiene
125 Worth Street, Room 207
New York, NY 10013
(212) 788-4423 Fax: (212) 788-4431
For update information, refer to the DOHMH STD web site: nyc.gov/health/std
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Hot Lines and Help Lines . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Inside Front Cover
NYC DOHMH STD & HIV Counseling & Testing Sites . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4

NYC DOHMH TB Clinics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6
NYC DOHMH Walk-In Immunization Clinics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7
NYC HIV Care Networks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8
NYC Medicaid Offices . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9
Health Information Tool for Empowerment (HITE) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10
In Spot NYC Web Page . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11
NYC DOHMH Health Care Access and Improvement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12
NYC DOHMH Maternal, Infant & Reproductive Health Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13
MIC Women’s Health Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14
NYC HHC Child Health Clinics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16
NYC HHC Communicare Family Clinics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18
NYC HHC Hepatitis C Services Hospital-based Clinics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19
NYC HHC Hepatitis C Screening Locations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20
NYC HHC Mammography Locations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .21
Bronx Community-Based Organizations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .23

Primary Care Providers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28
Brooklyn Community-Based Organizations. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .30
Manhattan Community-Based Organizations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .40
Queens Community-Based Organizations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .55
Staten Island Community-Based Organizations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .65
NYS Authorized Needle Exchange Programs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .68

New York State AIDS Drug Assistance Program (ADAP) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .69
Food Assistance Programs and Soup Kitchens . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .70
Agencies Providing Domestic Violence Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .71
Services for the Underserved . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .73
Crystal Meth . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .76
Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Inside Back Cover

4 A Guide to Social Services and Health Care in New York City
New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene

Free STD / HIV Counseling & Testing Sites
Rapid HIV Testing, Emergency Contraception, and Hepatitis A & B Vaccines are available at ALL sites.
Please call the clinic before visit to confirm available days and hours.
BRONX MANHATTAN
Morrisania Central Harlem
STD and HIV Counseling and Testing Clinic STD and HIV Counseling and Testing Clinic
1309 Fulton Avenue, 2nd floor 2238 Fifth Avenue, 3rd floor.
(East 169 Street off Third Avenue) (at 137th Street)
HIV Counseling and Rapid Testing, Emergency Contraception, HIV Counseling and Rapid Testing, Emergency
STD services, Hepatitis B vaccine, Hepatitis A vaccine for high Contraception, STD services, Hepatitis vaccine and screening
risk patients and Hepatitis C screening for high risk patients.. Monday–Friday 8:30AM–4:00PM
Monday–Friday 8:30AM–4:00PM Saturday 8:30AM–1:00PM
Saturday 8:30AM–1:00PM Adolescent Clinic is available on Wednesday.
East Harlem
STD and HIV Counseling and Testing Clinic
BROOKLYN 158 East 115th Street, 1st floor
Fort Greene (at Lexington Avenue)
STD and HIV Counseling and Testing Clinic HIV Counseling and Rapid Testing, Emergency Contraception,
295 Flatbush Avenue Ext., 2nd floor STD services
(at Willoughby) Monday–Friday 8:30AM–4:00PM
HIV Counseling and Rapid Testing, Emergency Contraception, Hepatitis B vaccine, Hepatitis A vaccine for high risk patients
STD services, Hepatitis B vaccine, Hepatitis A vaccine for high and Hepatitis C screening for high risk patients: Hepatitis
risk patients and Hepatitis C screening for high risk patients. Vaccines ONLY:
Monday–Friday 8:30AM–4:00PM Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 8:30AM–4:00PM ONLY
Saturday 8:30AM–1:00PM
Chelsea
Tuesday and Thursday, 5:00–7:00PM HIV Testing Only
303 Ninth Avenue, 2nd floor.
Crown Heights
(at West 28 Street)
HIV Counseling and Rapid Testing, Emergency Contraception,
Relocated to
STD services, Hepatitis B vaccine, Hepatitis A vaccine for high
Bushwick Health Center
risk patients and Hepatitis C screening for high risk patients.
335 Central Avenue, 1st floor
Monday–Friday 8:30AM–4:00PM
Saturday 8:30AM–1:00PM (By appt. Call 311)
Tuesday and Thursday, 5:00–7:00PM HIV Testing Only
Monday–Friday 8:30AM–4:00PM Riverside
Air Bridge Project
160 West 100 Street, 1st floor
(Between Columbus & Amsterdam)
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QUEENS Far Rockaway
Joseph P. Addabbo Family Health Cente)
Jamaica STD and HIV Counseling* and Testing Clinic, Site 1
STD and HIV Counseling and Testing Clinic 6200 Rockaway Beach Blvd.
90-37 Parsons Boulevard, 1st floor (718) 945-7150
(at Jamaica Avenue) HIV Counseling and Rapid Testing*, Emergency
HIV Counseling and Rapid Testing, Emergency Contraception, Contraception**, STD services
STD services, Hepatitis B vaccine, Hepatitis A vaccine for high Monday–Friday 8:30AM–5:00PM
risk patients and Hepatitis C screening for high risk patients. * Only confidential HIV testing is available at this site.
Monday–Friday 8:30AM–4:00PM ** Addabbo Center is not DOMHM site and may charge for Emergency con-
Saturday 8:30AM–1:00PM traception.
Tuesday and Thursday, 5:00–7:00PM HIV Testing Only Joseph P. Addabbo Family Health Center
STD and HIV Counseling* and Testing Clinic, Site 2
Corona 1288 Central Avenue
STD and HIV Counseling and Testing Clinic Far Rockaway, NY 11691
34-33 Junction Boulevard Tel: (718) 868-8230
(between Roosevelt and Northern) HIV testing Mon-5:00PM–8:30PM, Sat 9:00AM–4:00pm
HIV Counseling and Rapid Testing, Emergency Contraception, * Only confidential HIV testing is available at this site.
Tuesday and Friday 8:30AM–4:00PM ONLY
HIV Counseling and Rapid testing ONLY (No doctor services)
STATEN ISLAND
Richmond
51 Stuyvesant Place, 1st floor
(at Wall Street)
Thursday 8:30AM–4:00PM ONLY
HIV Counseling and Rapid Testing ONLY
COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENTS

Nassau County Department of Heatlh Please call the clinic to verify its hours before you go.
STD Program Some sites require appointments at certain times. Minors
240 Old Country Road, Room 604 do not need parental consent for examination and treat-
Mineola, NY 11501 ment. Proof of citizenship or immigration status not
(516) 571-2423 required. All services are free of charge. HIV counseling and
testing is offered confidentially or anonymously except
Suffolk County Department of Heatlh where noted. All STD services are confidential. Hepatitis B
STD Program vaccination is available at the Riverside Clinic in
887 Kellum Street, Room 165 Manhattan. For additional information, call 311.
Lindenhurst, NY 11754
(631) 854-4046
The Region IISTD/HIV Prevention Training Center (PTC)
Westchester County Department of Heatlh provides a variety of courses, web-based learning modules,
STD Program and reference resources on STD adn HIV issues for clinical
145 Huguenot Street providers. Please contact the Prevention Trainning Centers
New Rochelle, NY 10801 at (212) 788-4441 or visit the website
(914) 813-5115 www.nyc.gov/health/std to learn more about the educational
opportunites that are available.
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TB / Chest Centers
All TB tests, medicines and check-ups are available free of charge at the clinics listed below.
BRONX
Washington Heights Chest Center
Morrisania Chest Center 600 West 168 Street, 3rd Floor
1309 Fulton Avenue, Room 225 (212) 368-4500
(718) 579-4157 Monday–Friday 8:30 AM to 6:00 PM
Monday–Friday 8:00 AM to 5:0 PM 1st Saturday 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM
2nd and 4th Saturdays 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM
QUEENS
BROOKLYN
Corona Chest Center
Bedford Chest Center 90-37 Parsons Boulevard, 4th floor
485 Throop Avenue (718) 262-5539
(718) 574-2462 Monday, Wednesday, Friday 8:30aM–3:00PM
Monday–Friday 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM
Saturday 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM
STATEN ISLAND
Brownsville Chest Center
259 Bristol Street Richmond Chest Center
(718) 495-7258 51 Stuyvesant Place, Room 408
Wednesday and Friday 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM (718) 420-1028
No Saturday Clinic Mon., Wed., Fri., 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM
Bushwick Chest Center

335 Central Avenue
(718) 573-4898
Monday–Friday 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM
No Saturday Clinic
Fort Greene Chest Center

295 Flatbush Avenue Extension
(718) 643-4808
Monday, Thursday 8:30 AM to 6:30 PM Please call the clinic to verify its hours before you go.
Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM
Saturday 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM For additional information, call the Bureau of
TB Control Education and Training Unit at
(212) 442-6940; Fax (212) 442-6798
MANHATTAN
Chelsea Chest Center

303 Ninth Avenue
(212) 239-1757
Monday, Thursday 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM
Friday 8:30 AM to 11:30 AM
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Walk-In Immunization Clinics
BRONX QUEENS
Tremont Health Center Corona Health Center
1826 Arthur Avenue, 1st Floor 34-33 Junction Boulevard, 3rd Floor
Bronx NY 10457
Tues., Wed., Thur. 8:30AM–2:30PM
Mon.,Tues., Thurs., Fri. 8:30AM–2:30PM Immunization for Adults
Immunization for Children and Adults
STATEN ISLAND
BROOKLYN Richmond Health Center
Ft. Greene Health Center 51 Stuyvesant Place, 2nd Floor
295 Flatbush Ave, 5th Floor Staten Island NY 10301
Brooklyn NY 11201
Mondays Only 8:30AM–2:30PM
* Opening / Fall 2006 Flu Season Only (October – February)
Immunization for Children and Adults Immunization for Children and Adult
MANHATTAN
Chelsea Health Center
303 Ninth Avenue, 1st Floor
New York NY 10001
Mon., Tues., Wed., Thur., Fri. 8:30AM–2:30PM Immunization Information, Call 311 or
Immunization for Children and Adults Hotline (212) 676-2273
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New York City HIV Care Networks
BRONX QUEENS
Socrates Caba, Network Coordinator Robert Steptoe, Network Coordinator
Bronx HIV Care Melissa Robertson, Program Assistant
c/o Montefiore Medical Center 175-61 Hillside Avenue
3058 Bainbridge Avnue Jamaica, NY 11432
Bronx, NY 10467 Tel:(718) 739-2525
(718) 231-3296 ext 25 Email: rsteptoe@acqc.org
Email: bxcarenet@yahoo.com
STATEN ISLAND
BROOKLYN Rebecca Ortiz, Network Coordinator
Tyrel Danon or Michelle Felder, Network Coordinator 56 Bay Street, 6th Fl.
Bushwick/Williamsburg/Greenpoint Staten Island, NY 10301
1420 Bushwick Avnue (718) 448-8789
Brooklyn, NY 11207 website: community.silive.com/hivcarenet
(718) 455-6010 ext 138
Email: wgbancarenet@aol.com
Eve Johnson, Network Coordinator

Bedford Stuyvesant/Crown Heights
1211 Fulton Street
Brooklyn, NY 1216
(718) 462-8654
Gwen Edwards, Network Coordinator

East New York/Brownsville
33 Somers Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11233
(718) 485-6855
Email: enybhcn@aol.com
MANHATTAN
Robert Spellman, Network Coordinator
Central Harlem
271 West 125th Street, Rm. 215
New York, NY 10030
(212) 531-0049
HIV CARE NETWORKS
Email: rspellman@hdg.org
The mission of the HIV Care Network is to ensure
coordination of comprehensive health and social ser-
Jose Martin Garcia, Network Coordinator
vices and to develop necessary resources for people
East Harlem
infected and affected by HIV/AIDS in each borough.
c/o NYC DOHMH
The HIV Care Networks were established through the
158 East 115 Street, 2nd Fl.
Ryan White Care Act, to focus on geographic areas
New York, NY 10029
hardest hit by HIV/AIDS. The Network membership is
(212) 828-6143
open call each coordinator to find out about meeting
Email: jorduna@unionsett.org
dates and locations.
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New York City Medicaid Offices
BRONX Columbia Prebyterian Hospital
(212) 342-5101
Bronx Lebanon Hospital
1276 Fulton Ave. Gouveneur Hospital
Bronx, NY 10456 (212) 238-7790
(718) 590-1800
Harlem Hospital
Lincoln Hospital (212) 281-1240
234 E. 149th St.
Bronx, NY 10451 Metropolitan Hospital
(718) 579-5000 1901 First Ave.
New York, NY 10029
St. Barnabas Hospital (212) 423-7006
4422 Third Ave.
Bronx, NY 10457
(718)960-6325 QUEENS
Morrisania Diagnostic & Treatment Center Elmhurst Hospital
(718) 960-2799 79-01 Broadway
Elmhurst, NY 11373
(718) 476-5904
BROOKLYN
Jamaica Center
Boreum Hill Center 165-08 88th Avenue
88 Third Ave. Jamaica, NY 11432
Brooklyn, NY (718) 523-5699
(718) 694-8722
Rockaway Center
Bushwick Center 220 Beach 87th St.
122 Bushwick Ave. Far Rockaway, NY 11693
Brooklyn, NY 11206 (718) 318-6580/
(718) 963-5080
Coney Island Center STATEN ISLAND

2865 W. 8th St.
Brooklyn, NY 11224 Staten Island Center
(718) 265-5601 350 St. Marks Place
Staten Island, NY
Kings County Hospital (718) 720-2850
441 Clarkson Ave.
Brooklyn, NY 11203
(718) 221-2300
For information on applying for Medicaid call

MANHATTAN (718) 291-1900.
Bellevue Hospital For information on Medicaid Managed Care call
466 First Ave. 1-800-505-5678.
New York, NY 10016 Agencies interested in presentations on Medicaid
(212) 939-8505 Managed Care call (212) 788-2601
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Health Information Tool for Empowerment

(HITE)
The Health Information Tool for Empowerment (HITE) is an
online directory of health and social services specifically for South Central New York
uninsured and under-insured New Yorkers. With the click of • Broome County
a mouse. www.hitesite.org HITE allows professionals to link • Chenango County
their underserved clients with a broad array of health and • Cortland County
support services. The site allows the user to select the type • Delaware County
of service needed enter a zip code and the site will bring all • Otsego County
the services available. HITE is available in the following • Tioga County
areas of New York State: • Tompkins County
New York City HITE was developed by the Greater New York Hospital
• Brooklyn Foundation, and made possible with funding from the
• Manhattan Robert Wood Johnson Foundation,W.K. Kellogg Foundation,
• Bronx the Langeloth Foundation.
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Health Care Access and Improvement
Free Dental Care for Children and
The Division of Health Care Access and Adolescents
Improvement includes a wide variety of programs that
provide services to tens of thousands of New Yorkers. Call or drop by for an appointment. Hours of operations for all
locations are Monday–Friday from 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM.
• The Office of Forensic and Behavioral Mental Health
Services is responsible for planning, development, MANHATTAN
evaluation and oversight of forensic mental health Washington Heights Health Center
services, which include jail based mental health and Washington Heights Health Center
discharge planning services. The focus of this office 600 West 168th Street 1st floor
is to ensure that all inmates who leave the criminal New York, NY. 10032
justice system will have access to the necessary [212] 795-0060
community based mental health services. Upon CONTACT: Patricia Connor
release clients may seek services at Community Chelsea Health Center

SPAN Offices. 303 Ninth Avenue, 1st floor
• The Bureau of Oral Health, Programs and Policy New York, NY 10001
operates an integrated network of community-based [212] 239-1777
and health center dental clinics, providing compre- CONTACT: Tracey Bolden
hensive dental treatment for children and adoles-
cents up to age 21 who are at high risk for dental dis-
BROOKLYN
Bushwick Health Center
eases, and/or who may not otherwise receive profes-
335 Central Avenue
sional dental services.
Brooklyn, NY11221
• The Bureau of Transitional Health Care [718] 573-4955/4958
Coordination provides discharge planning services CONTACT: Sonia Cesar
and referrals to meet the medical and social service
needs of inmates, reentrants and their families. A Fort Greene Health Center
primary goal of the Bureau of Transitional Health 295 Flatbush Avenue, Ext.
Care Coordination is to link inmates, reentrants and Brooklyn, NY 11201643-4836
their families to health information, public health
insurance and health and social services in the com- Transitional Health Care Coordination
munity.
Where to find a health care provider in the community.
• The Bureau of Health Insurance Services monitors
the performance of the City’s Medicaid Managed BRONX
Care Plans, develops, implements and evaluates Morrisania Health Center
education on public health and mental hygiene 1309 Fulton Avenue
issues for health care providers in the public and Bronx, NY 10456
private sectors, and enrolls uninsured New Yorkers (718) 410-4939
into public health insurance programs.
BROOKLYN
For more information visit www.healthweb.health.nycnet Brownsville Health Center
259 Bristol Street, 2nd floor, Room 8
Brooklyn, NY 11212
Marva Harrison, Field Supervisor
QUEENS
Corona Health Center
34-33 Junction Boulevard
Jackson Heights, New York 11372
[718] 476-8130/7652
CONTACT: Daniel Rosas
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Bureau of Health Insurance Services Service Planning and Assistance

Where to find free or low-cost health insurance. Network (SPAN) Offices
BRONX If your client needs help obtaining mental health care or
Tremont Health Center
other supportive services after he or she is released from jail,
1826 Arthur Avenue, Basement
your client should go to a SPAN (Service Planning and
Bronx, NY 10457
Assistance Network) office.
CONTACT: Elias Rodriguez
MANHATTAN Manhattan SPAN Office

Washington Heights Health Center 80 Centre Street, Room 200B
600 West 168th Street, Basement level New York, NY 10013
New York, N. Y. 10032 212-732-7906
(212) 491-1661/4453 Monday–Friday 9:00 AM–6:00PM
CONTACT: Evas Rodriguez
Bronx SPAN Office
M-F 8:30am- 4:30pm
1000 Grand Concourse, Suite 2E
Chelsea Health Center Bronx, NY 10451
303 Ninth Avenue, 1st floor 718-590-1235
New York, N.Y. Monday–Friday 10:00AM to 7:00PM
(212) 244-0841
CONTACT: Kettly Moise Brooklyn SPAN Office
408 Jay Street, Suite 203
BROOKLYN Brooklyn, NY 11201
Crown Heights Health Center Telephone: 718-625-9736
1218 Prospect Avenue, Basement Monday–Friday 10:00AM–7:00PM
Brooklyn, New York
(718) 735-2213, 2214, 2215 Queens SPAN Office
CONTACT: Glenda Downes 41-27 29th Street
LIC, NY 11101
Homecrest Health Center
347-219-0801
1601 Avenue S, 1st floor
Monday–Friday 8:00am–5:00PM
Brooklyn, New York
(718) 336-2553 Ext. 144/5
CONTACT: Natalia Kagno
Brownsville Health Center

259 Bristol Street, 2nd floor
Brooklyn, New York 11212
(718) 495-8234/35
CONTACT: Rosemary Higgins
QUEENS
Hillside Health Center
164-19 Hillside Avenue, 1st floor
Jamaica, New York 11432
(718) 526-4148
CONTACT: Elyse Frazier
Corona Health Center
34-33 Junction Blvd., Basement
Jackson Heights, Queens
New York 11372
(718) 476-7860
CONTACT: Rosemary Kufuor
Maternal, Infant & Reproductive Health Program
Administrative Office Bedford Stuyvesant/Bushwick
2 Lafayette Street 18th floor 485 Throop Avenue, 1st Floor
New York, NY 10007 Brooklyn, NY 11221
(212) 442-1740 (646) 253-5645
(212) 442-1789 Fax (646) 253-5646 Fax
CONTACT: Tonya Pearson (646) 253-5614
Central East/Harlem Newborn Home Visit Program
2238 Fifth Ave , 1st Floor
New York, NY 10037 Nurse Family Partnership
(212) 368-9095 166-10 Archec Avenue
CONTACT: Kissan Howard Jamaica, NY 11432
Newborn Home Visit Program (718) 297-2820
(718) 297-2924 Fax
Healthy Start Brooklyn CONTACT: Joy Palmer (718) 297-3154
485 Throop Avenue, 2nd Floor
Brooklyn, NY 11221 Community Educational Services
(646) 253-5600 25 Chapel Street, Room 1006
(646) 253-5623 Fax Brooklyn, NY 11201
CONTACT: Tamara Green (718) 722-7510
Newborn Home Visit Program (718) 722-7530 Fax
CONTACT: Yvonne Sinclair (718) 722-3929
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MIC Women’s Health Services
BRONX QUEENS
Tremont MIC Center Astoria MIC Center
4006 Third Avenue 2nd Floor (at 174th St.) 12-26 31st Avenue, Basement (at 14th St.)
Bronx, NY 10457 Astoria, NY 11106
(718) 294-5891 (718) 626-6735
Monday, Wednesday, Friday 9:00AM to 4:30PM Monday, Wed.–Friday 9:00AM–4:30PM
Tuesday 12:30PM–4:30PM Tuesday 12:30PM–4:30PM
Thursday 9:00AM–6:00PM
Jamaica MIC Center
BROOKLYN 90-04 161st Street, 5th Floor (at Jamaica Ave.)
Jamaica, NY 11432
Eastern Parkway MIC Center
(718) 523-2123
1873 Eastern Parkway, Main Floor
Monday, 10:30PM–6:00PM
Brooklyn, NY 11233
Tuesday 12:30PM–4:30PM
(718) 498-1001
Wed.–Friday 9:00AM–4:30PM
Monday, Wednesday, Friday 9:00AM–4:30PM
Saturday 8:30AM–4:00PM
Bushwick MIC Center

335 Central Avenue, 2nd Floor (near Linden)
MIC-Women’s Health Services provides comprehen-
Brooklyn, NY 11221
sive reproductive health services through a network
(718) 443-9300
of eight Centers and their back-up hospitals. Prenatal
Monday, Wednesday, Friday 9:00AM–4:30PM
and family planning services are delivered by fully
qualified physicians or midwives. You will have a
physician or midwife designated as your provider. The
Fort Greene MIC Center
providers cover labor and delivery at the hospital, so
295 Flatbush Aveune Ext., 3rd Floor (near Willoughby)
you will probably see a doctor or midwife you already
Brooklyn, NY 11201
know when you are ready to deliver. Physicians and
(718) 522-1144/1145
midwives provide after hours phone coverage to
Monday, Wed.–Friday 9:00AM–4:30PM
answer your questions.
Saturday 8:30AM–4:00PM If you are pregnant, MIC staff will help you qualify for
the Prenatal Care Assistance Program (PCAP)/Medicaid
by preparing and submitting your application. PCAP will
MANHATTAN cover the cost of your prenatal, labor and delivery, and
post-partum care. PCAP will also cover your family
Charles Rangel MIC Center
planning services for 24 months after you post-partum
534 West 135th Street
visit. MIC offers a sliding fee scale for its family plan-
New York, NY 10031
ning services (depending on your income, you may pay
(212) 283-3200
nothing). MIC accepts payment from certain Medicaid
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 9:00AM–4:30PM
managed care plans.
Wednesday 9:00AM–6:00PM
For additional information, call (646) 619-6400.
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NYC Health and Hospitals Corporation

Child Health Clinics
The Child Health Clinics offer comprehensive primary and preventive care to children ages 0 to 18, and are part of
hospital networks that offer a wide range of services for children and families. The Clinics serve all comers
regardless of ability to pay, and facilitate enrollment in Medicaid and Child Health Plus. For additional information
call the Office of Child Health at (212) 442-4951.
BRONX Homecrest Tel: (718) 339-6243

1601 Avenue S Fax: (718) 787-9536
Melrose Houses Tel: (718) 292-2820
Brooklyn, NY 11229 M-F 8:30–4:30pm ; Thu-6
348 East 156 Street Fax: (718) 402-7996
Bronx, NY 10451 M-F 8:30–4:30
Fort Greene Tel: (718) 643-4133
295 Flatbush Ave Ext M-F 8:30–4:30
Glebe Avenue Tel: (718) 792-0100
Brooklyn, NY 11201 Th 8:30–7 pmSa 9–1
2527 Glebe Avenue Fax:(718) 579-6863
Bronx, NY 10461 M, W, F 8:30–4:30
Williamsburg Tel: (718) 387-2211
151 Maujer St Fax: (718) 387-6655
Gunhill Tel: (718) 918-8850
Brooklyn, NY 11206 M-F 8:30–4:30, Sat. 9–4:30
1012 East Gunhill Rd
Bronx, NY 10469 M-W, F 8:30-5
Sumner Houses Tel: (718) 455-4700
Th 8:30–7
47 M. Garvey Blvd. Fax: (718) 453-2628
Brooklyn, NY 11206 M-F 8:30–4:30
Daniel Webster Houses Tel: (718) 538-2147
401 East 168 Street
Lafayette Houses Tel: (718) 638-8258
Bronx, NY 10456 M-F 8:30–4:30
434 DeKalb Avenue Fax: (718) 398-5173
Brooklyn, NY 11205 M, Th, F 11–7
BROOKLYN
Jonathan Williams Houses Tel: (718) 387-6407
Sutter Avenue Tel: (718) 647-0800 333 Roebling Street Fax: (718) 218-6842
1091 Sutter Avenue Fax: (718) 647-3616 Brooklyn, NY 11211 M-F 8:30–4:30,
Brooklyn, NY 11208 M-F 8:30–4:30 Th -8:30– 7; Sa 8:30–4:30
Wyckoff Gdns. Houses Tel: (718) 875-3975 Howard Houses Tel: (718) 385-3690
266 Wyckoff Street Fax: (718) 834-8604 1620 East NY Avenue Fax: (718) 385-8785
Brooklyn, NY 11217 M-F 8:30–4:30, (M to 7pm) Brooklyn, NY 11212 M-F 8:30–4:30
Brownsville Tel: (718) 495-7283 Eleanor Roosevelt Houses Tel: (718) 452-1146
259 Bristol Street Fax: (718) 495-7289 388 Pulaski Street Fax: (718) 452-1947
Brooklyn, NY 11212 M-F 8:30–4:30 Brooklyn, NY 11206 M-F 8:30–4:30, Th 8:30–7
Ida Israel Community Tel: (718) 946-3400 Fifth Avenue Tel: (718) 768-4081
Health Center Fax: (718) 266-1649 503 Fifth Ave/13th St Fax: (718) 768-1858
2201 Neptune Ave M, W 8:45–6:30,Tu 8:45–4 Brooklyn, NY 11215 M-W, F 8:30–5, Th 11–7
Brooklyn, NY 11229 Th 10–4, F 8:30–4:30, Sa 9–1 Only last Sat of the month 8:30–5
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MANHATTAN
Corona Tel: (718) 334-6100
Baruch Family Health Center Tel: (212) 673-5990
104-04 Corona Avenue Fax: (718) 334-6110
280 Delancey Street Fax: (212) 254-8835
Queens, NY 11368 M-W, F 8:30–4:30pm.
New York, NY 10002 M-F 9:30–5:00
Th 8:30–7, Sa (twice a month) 9–2:30
East Harlem DHC Tel: (212) 360-5919

Junction Blvd. Tel: (718) 334-1908
158 East 115 Street Fax: (212) 828-0858
34-33 Junction Blvd. Fax: (718) 334-6171
New York, NY 10029 M-F 830-430
Queens, NY 11372 M-W, F 8:30–4:30; Th 8:30–7; Sa 9–3
Riverside Family Health Center Tel: (212) 280-9240

Woodside Houses Tel: (718) 334-6140
160 West 100 Street Fax: (212) 280-1058
50-53 Newtown Rd. Fax: (718) 334-6137
New York, NY 10025 M-F 8:30–4:30
Queens, NY 11103 M,W,Th, F 8– 4:30, Tu 11–7
St. Nicholas Pediatric Center Tel: (212) 865-1300

281 West 127 Street Fax: (212) 865-9734 STATEN ISLAND
New York, NY 10027 M-W, F 8:30–4:30, T, Th 11–7
Mariners Harbor Houses Tel: (718) 761-2060
Washington Heights Tel: (212) 304-5408 142 Brabant Street Fax: (718) 982-7647
600 West 168 Street Fax: (212) 740-5545 Staten Island, NY 10303 M-F 8:30–4:30
New York, NY 10032 M-T, Th 8:30–4:30, W 11–7
every other Sat 8:30–1 Stapleton Tel: (718) 390-0712
111 Canal Street Fax: (718) 390-8483
Staten Island, NY M-F 8:30–4:30
QUEENS
Astoria Tel: (718) 334-6120
12-26 31 Ave Fax: (718) 334-6131
LIC, NY 11106 M-W, F, 830– 4:30; Th 11–7

Communicare Family Clinics
The Communicare clinics offer comprehensive health care to all ages, and are part of hospital networks that offer
a wide range of services for children and families. The Clinics serve all comers regardless of ability to pay, and
facilitate enrollment in Medicaid and Child Health Plus. For additional information call the Office of Child Health at
(212) 442-4951.
Facility Director Phone Schedule
Bushwick Mr. Beverly Hall-Hawken P:(718) 573-4853 M 11-7 T-F 8-4:30

335 Central Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11221
Tremont Mr. Santa P:(718) 918-8700 M 8:30-7:00

1826 Arthur Avenue F: (718) 918-8740 T-F 8:30-4:30
Bronx, NY 10457
Dyckman Ms Gilda Serrano P:(212) 544-2001 M-F 8:30-4:30

(La Clinica de las Americas) Site Administrator
175 Nagle Avenue
New York, NY 10034
Smith Houses Prudence Cheng, RN P:(212) 346-0500 M-T, Th-F 8:30-4:30

60 Madison Street Anna Houyu ,MD W 8:30-6:30
New York, NY 10002 Site Administrator
Ridgewood Cecilia Dennehy P:(718) 334-6190 M, T,W,F 8-4:30

769 Onderdonk Ave East F:(718) 334-6197 Th 11-7
Ridgewood, NY 11385 Sat (once a month) 8:30-4:30
Jamaica J. Turnen, NIC P:(718) 334-6443 M,T, Th, F 8:30-4:30

90-37 Parsons Boulevard. W 9-6:30
Jamaica, NY 11432 F.(718) 334-6430 Sat (3 times in a month) 8:30-1
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Hepatitis C Services Hospital-based Clinics
Lincoln Medicinal and Mental Health Center Bellevue Hospital Center
234 East 149 Street 462 First Avenue (at 27th Street)
Bronx, NY Manhattan, NY
HEPATITIS CLINIC INFORMATION: 718-579-5623 VIROLOGY CLINIC: 212-562-4038
APPOINTMENTS: 718-579-4900 Patients must come in with a referral from their primary
Consultation is needed for patients regardless of status MD. Registration and inquiries can be made at this number.
within or outside of Lincoln’s provider network. HOURS: Monday–Friday, 9:00 AM–5:00 PM
HOURS: Monday 8:30 AM–3:00 PM
Harlem Hospital Center
Coney Island Hospital 506 Lenox Avenue
2601 Ocean Parkway Manhattan, NY
Brooklyn, NY INFECTIOUS DISEASE CLINIC:
212-939-9000
GASTROENTEROLOGY CLINIC: 718-616-3772 Patients must come in with a referral from their primary
MANAGED CARE OFFICE: 718-616-4393 MD. Registration and inquiries can be made at this number.
Referral from primary MD is required within or outside of HOURS: Monday, Thursday 8:30 AM–11:30 AM
hospital network. Patient must inquire about meeting
insurance requirements through the managed care office Metropolitan Hospital Center
before making an appointment. 1901 First Avenue
Manhattan, NY
Kings County Hospital Center GASTROENTEROLOGY CLINIC: 212-423-6145
470 Clarkson Avenue NETWORK DEPARTMENT: 212-423-7606
Brooklyn, NY Patients must come in with a referral from their primary
LIVER CLINIC: 718-245-3470/3467 MD. If the patient is from outside of the network they must
APPOINTMENTS: 718-245 3329 contact the network department to arrange an appointment.
Patients from within Kings County’s network may make HOURS: Friday 1:00 PM–4:00 PM
appointments directly through the appointments unit.
All other patients must come to the walk-in clinic with a Elmhurst Hospital Center
referral from their primary MD. They should express a need 79-01 Broadway
for insurance coverage if applicable. The walk-in clinic will Queens, NY
assign the patient a primary MD and refer he/she will be INFECTIOUS DISEASE CLINIC:
718-334-3969
referred to the liver clinic. HOURS: Monday–Friday, 9:00 AM–5:00 PM
HOURS: Tuesday 12:30–3:30 PM To speak to the Infectious Disease Nurse, call 8:30–9:00 AM
or 4:00–5:00 PM only. Patients must come in with a written
Woodhull Medical Health Center referral from their doctor.
760 Broadway
Brooklyn, NY
GASTROENTEROLOGY CLINIC:718-963-5763
APPOINTMENTS: 718-388-5889
Patients from within the network must bring their referral
from their primary MD. Patients from outside of the
Woodhull Medical Center’s network will be assigned a pri-
mary MD and referred to the clinic thereafter.
HOURS: Thursday 10:00 AM–2:00 PM
Hepatitis C Screening Locations

Who Should Get Tested?
Hepatitis C spreads only through blood, not through food or casual contact. The people who most need
to be tested are those who:
• Ever injected street drugs, even just once or a long time ago
• Had a blood transfusion, received blood products, or had an organ transplant before July 1992
• Ever been on kidney dialysis
• Had unprotected sex with many partners, or with a partner who had Hep C or injected drugs
• Received tattoos from someone other than a licensed professional
• Tested positive for HIV
• Where born in a country with a high Hep C rate, such as Egypt or the Soviet Union
CONTACT: Sun Tai Yuen, RN

BRONX MANHATTAN
Helen B. Atkinson Center
NYC DOHMH BSTDC NYC DOHMH BSTDC
81 Wills Street
Morrisania Riverside Health Center
New York NY 10026
1309 Fulton Avenue 160 West 100 Street
Tel: 212-426-0088
Bronx, NY 10456 New York, NY 10025
CONTACT: Verda Souverine
Tel: 718-579-7714 Tel: 212-865-7757
CONTACT: Dr. Caces
Community Health Care Network
NYC DOHMH BSTDC
Community League Center
Community Health Care Network Chelsea
1996 Amsterdam Avenue
Bronx Health Center 303 Ninth Avenue 2nd Floor
New York, NY 10032
975 Westchester Avenue (W 28th Street)
Tel: 212-781-7979
Bronx, NY 10459 New York. NY 10001.
CONTACT: Ada Reyes, RN
Tel: 718-991-9250 Tel: 212-239-1718
CONTACT: Patricia Melo-Kennedy, RN
NYC DOHMH BSTDC
QUEENS
Central Harlem
BROOKLYN 2238 Fifth Avenue (137thStreet) NYC DOHMH BSTDC
New York, NY 10037 Corona
Dr. Betty Shabazz Center
Tel: 212-690-1760 34-33 Junction Blvd
999 Blake Avenue
Jackson Heights, NY 11435
Brooklyn, NY 11208
Callen-Lorde Health Center Tel: 718-476-7815
Tel: 718-277-8303
CONTACT: Toney Hubert, RN
New York, NY 10036 Elmont Health Center
Tel: 212-271-7200 161 Hempstead Turnpike
Caribbean House Health Center
Elmont, NY 11937
1167 Nostrand Avenue
Health Evaluation Services Tel: 631-852-7630
Brooklyn, NY 11225
Tel: 718-778-0198
New York, NY 10036 Queens Health Center
CONTACT: Cynthia Douglas, RN
Tel: 212-664-1590 97-04 Sutphin Blvd
or Ms Karline Barth
Jamaica, NY 11435
Community Health Care Network Tel: 718-657-7088
CABS Center
Lower East Side Health Center CONTACT: Avis Parayag, RN
94-98 Manhattan Avenue
92-94 Ludlow Street
Brooklyn, NY 11206
New York, NY 10002
Tel: 718-388-0390
Tel: 212-477-1120
CONTACT: Sara Ventre, RN
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Mammography Locations
If your clients/patients do not have health insurance, don’t let that stop you from seeking the care they need talk
to an HHC Options financial counselor who speaks many languages.
NORTH MANHATTAN NORTH BRONX BROOKLYN

Jacobi Medical Center Coney Island Hospital
Metropolitan Hospital Center
1400 Pelham Parkway South 2601 Ocean Parkway,
1901 First Avenue @ 97th St, Rm 214
Bronx, NY 10461 Brooklyn, NY 11235
New York, NY 10029
(718) 975-6078 (718) 616-4055
Contact: Betsy Mendez
(Outside Referral Center)
(212) 423-6262/6128
East New York Diagnostic
North Central Bronx Hospital & Treatment Center
Harlem Hospital
3424 Kossuth Avenue 2094 Pitkin Avenue
Cancer Screening Clinic
Bronx, NY 10467 Brooklyn, NY
506 Lenox Avenue?
(718) 519-3969 (718) 240-0531
Ronald H Brown Building, Rm 4076
New York, NY 10037
Kings County Hospital Center
(212) 939-8051 SOUTH BRONX 451 Clarkson Avenue
Morrisania Diagnostic Brooklyn, NY 11203
Renaissance Health Care Network
& Treatment Center (718) 245-3267
Diagnostic and Treatment Center
215 West 125th St. 1225 Gerard Avenue, Rm. MH205
Bronx, NY 10452 Woodhull Medical Center
New York, NY 10027
(718) 960-2616 760 Broadway
(212) 939-8035
Brooklyn NY 11206
Segundo Ruiz Belvis Diagnostic (718) 388-5889
Breast Examination Center
of Harlem & Treatment Center
545 East 142nd Street Cumberland Diagnostic
163 West 125 Street, 4th floor
Bronx, NY 10454 & Treatment Center
New York, NY 10027
(718) 579–1800 100 North Portland Ave.
Contact: Diana Godfrey
Brooklyn NY 11205
(212) 531-8000
Lincoln Medical and Mental (718) 260-7855
Dyckman Family Health Center Health Center
175 Nagle Avenue 243 East 149th Street
Bronx, NY 10451 STATEN ISLAND
New York, NY 10034
(212) 544-0858 Contact: Jennie Jackson Staten Island University Hospital
(718) 579-5939 256 Mason Avenue, Building B.
(718) 226-6447
SOUTH MANHATTAN
Bellevue Hospital Center QUEENS Women’s Outreach Network Free
462 First Avenue and 27th Street Elmhurst Hospital Center Mobil Testing Unit
New York, NY 10016 79-01 Broadway IS 2 Geroge L. Egbert School
(212) 562-8268 Elmhurst, NY 11373 333 Miedland Avenue
(718) 334-3150 (800) 564-6868
Gouverneur Diagnostic
& Treatment Center Queens Hosp. Medical Center Richmond Unverisity Medical Center
227 Madison Street 82-70 164th Street 355 Bard Avenue
New York, NY 10002 Queens, NY 11432 (718) 818-4050
Contact: Kewok (718) 883-4509
(212) 238-7897
For other Mammography Screening MANHATTAN REGION QUEENS REGION

locations contact the American
Cancer Society at 1800-ACS-2345 Manhattan Office Asian Initiative-
or 19 West 56th Street Flushing, Queens
New York, NY 10019 41-60 Maine Street, Suite 307
BRONX REGION Tel: 212-586-8700 Flushing, NY 11355
Tel: 718-886-8890
Bronx Office Upper Manhattan Office Fax: 718-886-8981
2330 Eastchester Road 1854 Amsterdam Avenue
3rd Floor New York, NY 10031 Rego Park Office
Bronx, NY 10469 Tel: 212-663-8800 97-77 Queens Blvd, Suite 1110
Tel: 718-991-4576 Fax: 212-283-4464 Rego Park, NY 11374
Fax: 718-547-5947 Tel: 718-263-2224
Fax: 718-261-0758
BROOKLYN REGION
Brooklyn Office
31 Washington Street
Brooklyn, NY 11201
Tel: 718-237-7850
Fax: 718-852-9422
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BRONX
Community-Based Organizations
ACCESS / ARGUS COMMUNITY LANGUAGES: English, and Spanish
760 East 160 Street HOURS: 9:00AM to 5:00PM
Bronx, NY 10456 TRAVEL: 55 or 17 Bus or the #5 Train to East Tremont Avenue
(718) 401-5700, 5715 Fax: (718) 993-9662
CONTACT: Marilyn Ortiz, Supv. Case Mgr.; James Schiller, BRONX ADDICTION TREATMENT CENTER
Director HIV Services; Karen Poline, Program Director 1500 Waters Place, Bldg 13
Bronx, NY 10461
SERVICES: Intensive case management services for persons
(718) 904-0026 Fax: (718) 597-9434
living with HIV/AIDS. Provide escort and advocacy, perform
home visits and assistance in obtaining housing, medical CONTACT: Herman Lockhart. Director
care, financial entitlements, food pantries and other basic SERVICES: Inpatient addictions rehabilitation
needs.
ELIGIBILITY:
18 years or older, inability to benefit from outpa-
ELIGIBILITY: HIV positive (need verification) tient form of treatment due to the degree of alcoholism
COST:Free and/or chemical dependence, willingness to participate in
LANGUAGES: Korean, English, Spanish program and a desire to be sober and drug free.
HOURS: 8:30AM to 4:30PM COST: Medicaid rate
LANGUAGES: English and Spanish

TRAVEL:#2 or 5 train to Prospect Ave. Walk down 160th St.
two blocks to Tinton Ave. Program is in a red brick school HOURS: 24 hours, 7 days a week
building on corner, ring buzzer at side entrance. TRAVEL: Call for directions
ACCESS TO CARE BRONX PRIDE CONSORTIUM
Early Intervention Program 448 East 149th Street
1826 Arthur Avenue 2nd.floor Bronx, NY 10455
Bronx, NY 10457 (718) 292-4368
(718) 918-8714 Fax. (718) 918-8740 Website: blghrc.org
CONTACT:Silomena Rosario, Coordinating Manager, CONTACT: Lisa Winters
Milesa Chaiodi, Intake HOURS: Monday–Friday 10:00AM–6:00PM
SERVICES: Comprehensive medical services for HIV infected SERVICES: Advocacy and health resource referrals for Bronx
person and those at risk of HIV infection. Free HIV, and STD lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community. The con-
screening and treatment for adults. Referrals and follow-up sortium maintains a data base of health providers.
for additional medical care. Support groups for HIV infected Including support groups, and other scheduled programs for
men and women and non-HIV infected partners. Assistance this population.
with housing and job placement. LANGUAGES: English and Spanish
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CITIZENS ADVICE BUREAU COVENANT HOUSE NEW YORK

2054 Morris Avenue 1130 Grand Concourse Bronx Community Program
Bronx, NY 10453 Bronx, NY 10456 81C Featherbed Lane
(718) 365-0910 (718) 293-0727 x136 Bronx, NY 10452
Fax: (718) 293-9767 (718)294-7812 / 3 Fax (718) 294-4550
CONTACT: Scott Auwarter, Positive Living CONTACT: Jocelyn Charles
SERVICES: Case management, housing assistance, harm SERVICES: G.E.D. Classes, jobs program, college bound,
reduction, community education, outreach, support and tutoring, youth group, prevention program
recreational activities ELIGIBILITY: Ages 14 to 21
ELIGIBILITY: HIV positive COST: Free
COST: None LANGUAGES: English and Spanish
LANGUAGES: English, Spanish, some access to French, HOURS: Mon-Fri 9:00AM–5:00PM
American sign language, and several African dialects
TRAVEL: #4 train to Mt. Eden Ave., walk to Macombs Rd. and
HOURS: 9:00AM–5:00PM turn right on Featherbed Lane
TRAVEL: B, D train to 167th St,Buses Bx1, Bx2 to McClellan.
Offices on 3rd fl. of the Girls Club bldg. on Grand Concourse DAYTOP VILLAGE, INC. OUTREACH CENTER
& McClellan (1 blk south of 167th) 16 Westchester Square
Bronx, NY 10461
COMMUNITY ACTION FOR HUMAN SERVICES, INC. (718)822-1217 Fax (718) 597-6151
Paige Apartments/Crotona Park West
CONTACT: Phyllis Kandell, Facility Manager
1455 Fulton Avenue
Bronx, NY 10456 SERVICES: Outpatient substance abuse treatment
(718) 588-5370 Fax: (718) 588-5704 ELIGIBILITY: NY State residents ages 12 and over
CONTACT: Oliver Ogbonna, Director of Residential Services or COST: Medicaid, most insurance, sliding scale
Mary Devine, Project Director HOURS: Monday–Friday 9:00AM–5:00PM
SERVICES: Community single-room occupancy for males and TRAVEL: #6 train to Westchester Square
females–independent housing, special populations; psychi-
atric/dual diagnosis, offers on-site supportive services. DOMINICAN SISTERS
ELIGIBILITY: Homeless and at least 21 years of age. Primary FAMILY HEALTH SERVICES, INC.
psychiatric diagnosis, NY/NY 95 application approval 279 Alexander Avenue
Bronx, NY 10454
HOURS: 24 hours
(718) 665-6558 Fax (718) 292-9113
TRAVEL: Call for directions
CONTACT: Carolyn Edwards, Administrator
COMMUNITY HEALTH CARE NETWORK SERVICES:
Family Life Program, certified home health agency,
975 Westchester Ave. Long-Term Home Care Program, AIDS Home Care Program,
Bronx, NY 10459 Ryan White Home Care case management, “Stop the Violence”
(718) 991-9250 Fax (718) 991-3829 Program, HIV support groups, crisis walk-in service.
CONTACT: Freddy Molano, and Zoraida Gonzalez COST:Medicaid, Medicare, sliding scale fee
SERVICES:Primary care for HIV positive men and women, LANGUAGES: English and Spanish
Prenatal care, case management, family planning clinic, HOURS: Monday-Sunday 8:30AM to 4:30PM
adult medicine and pediatric care. HIV testing and counsel-
TRAVEL: #6 train to 138th St./Third Ave., walk 1 block north to
ing social work services.
Alexander Ave., or buses Bx15 or 33.
COST:Free for teens to 19 years, Medicaid, sliding scale fee
LANGUAGES: English and Spanish HEALTHY PEOPLE
552 Southern Blvd. (East 149 Street)
HOURS: Mon. 9:00AM–7:00PM, (fam. plan., adult med.
Bronx, NY 10455
Wed. 11:00AM–7:00PM and prenatal care only)
(718) 585-8585 Fax (718) 585-5041
Tues. 9:00AM–5:00PM (pediatric, and adults med.)
Fri. 9:00AM–1:00PM CONTACT:Ms. Chris Norwood, Executive Director, or Millie Arroyo
Sat. 8:30AM–3:30PM SERVICES:HIV/AIDS peer educator training , support groups
TRAVEL: #2 or 5 train to Intervale Ave. or Simpson Street, (Family counseling, Asthma training and intervention (in
walk to Tiffany Ave the home and school based), AIDS Care Courses, Mentoring
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Program (for 5 to 17 years old), Harm Reduction for fami- COST:Medicaid, Medicare, self pay
lies and individual, Access to Care program, relapse preven- LANGUAGES: English and Spanish
tion, referral and advocacy services,
HOURS: Mon-Fri 8:30AM–5:00PM Sat: 9am-2PM
TRAVEL: #2 or #5 train to Jackson Avenue
HOURS: Call between 9:00AM and 5:00PM to schedule
appointment for workshops or training MID-BRONX COMMUNITY PRESERVATION
TRAVEL: #2 or 5 train to 149th then take the #19 bus to COALITION, INC.
Southern Blvd. Or the #6 train to East 149th St. 489 St. Paul’s Place (171 Street)
Bronx, NY 10456
HIGHBRIDGE COMMUNITY LIFE CENTER (718) 590-0655 (Fax (718) 681-2411
979 Ogden Avenue CONTACT: Sandra Atwell or Shyla Myres
Bronx, NY 10452
SERVICES: GED, job readiness instruction, education/vocation-
(718) 681-2222
al counseling, employment referrals, senior citizen informa-
CONTACT: Edward J. Phelan tion/ referrals: computer classes for adults
SERVICES: Adult education, clothing bank, employment services, ELIGIBILITY:
Youth ages 17-20
empowerment projects, family services, food pantry, HIV COST: None
prevention, mobile soup kitchen, senior services, counseling,
LANGUAGES: English
psychotherapy /consultation, walk-in services, youth services
HOURS: 9:00AM–4:00PM
ELIGIBILITY: Call for requirements and hours for food pantry
TRAVEL: #2, 5 train to149th St. then #55 bus to St. Pails Place
COST: All services free except counseling/psychotherapy/con-
sultation (fee charged on sliding scale from $1 to $5 per
MONTEFIORE PROJECT BRAVO
session)
(Bronx AIDS Volunteer Organization)
HOURS: Monday–Friday 9:00AM–5:00PM, 3058 Bainbridge Avenue
Saturday 9:00 AM–1:00 PM Bronx, NY 10467
TRAVEL: #13 bus to 161st St. (718) 231-3296 x24 Fax (718) 515-4457
CONTACT: Joan Murrell
HISPANIC AIDS FORUM
886 Westchester Avenue SERVICES: Bravo is a hospital-based volunteer program com-
Bronx, NY 10459 mitted to the practical and emotional support of persons

(718) 328-4188 Fax: (718) 328-2888 with AIDS both in and out of the hospital setting.
CONTACT: Soe Colon HOURS: 7 days per week/flexible hours
SERVICES: Support Groups (HIV positive or negative), case TRAVEL: #4 train to Mosholu Pkwy, D train to 205th St. or
management individual counseling, prevention case man- Buses: Jerome Ave., Gunhill Rd., Bainbridge Ave. Liberty
agement referrals, health education, mental health and Line from Manhattan
treatment education, workshops and training available for
other agencies. NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND RESEARCH
INITIATIVE, INC. (NDRI)
COST: None
CENTER FOR AIDS OUTREACH & PREVENTION
LANGUAGES: English and Spanish 912 E. 163rd Street
HOURS: Monday–Friday 9:00AM–5:00PM (open every other Bronx, NY 10459
Saturday) (718) 991-1424 Fax: (718) 991-1432
TRAVEL: #2 or #5 train to Prospect Avenue CONTACT: Tom Hamilton
HUNTS POINT MULTI SERVICE CENTER SERVICES: Street-based outreach, risk reduction and health
754 East 151 Street education relating to HIV/AIDS and substance use/misuse,
Bronx, NY 10455 distribution of harm reduction materials, referrals to sub-
(718) 402-2800 Fax (718) 665-9782 stance abuse treatment, medical and social services
CONTACT: Gilbert Calcanio COST: Free
SERVICES: Substance abuse treatment and counseling for LANGUAGES: English and Spanish
pregnant women, primary care, case management, HIV HOURS: Generally Monday–Friday 9:00AM–5:00PM
counseling and testing, pediatrics and ob-gyn services. TRAVEL: #5 Train to Intervale Avenue. Storefront is located
Family counseling. This program has multiple locations, call between Intervale Ave and Rogers Place
the main number for other locations and services.
PLANNED PARENTHOOD OF NEW YORK CITY PROJECT SAMARITAN AIDS SERVICES, INC
BRONX CENTER Bronx Adult Day Health Care Program
349 East 149th Street 1545 Inwood Avenue (off of Jerome Avenue)
Bronx, NY 10451 Bronx, NY 10452
(212) 965-7000 (718) 299-5500 Fax 718 299-0861
Facts of Lifeline (212) 965-7015 pre-recorded info
CONTACT: Telia Birgin, Vice President of Admissions
CONTACT: Appointment Line
SERVICES: Pregnancy counseling/testing, contraception inc.
PROJECT STREET BEAT
“morning after” pill, pregnancy termination (first trimester
BRONX PLANNED PARENTHOOD OF NYC
with local anesthesia), pap smears, colposcopy, STD/HIV
349 East 149th Street, 3rd floor
counseling and testing, social services
Bronx, NY 10451
COST: Insurance, sliding scale fee (212) 965-7000 Fax (212) 965-4844
TRAVEL: 4 train to 149th Grand Concourse. CONTACT: Daphne Hazel, Borough Director
SERVICES: AIDS prevention education, HIV risk assessment
and risk-reduction counseling, pregnancy testing and refer-
PALLADIA
ral for services as needed, health services & social services.
1600 Macombs Road
Bronx, NY 10452 HOURS: Mon–Fri 9:00AM–5:00PM.
(718) 299-3300 or (718) 294-4184
TRAVEL: #2 or #5 train to 149th St. & Third Ave.
CONTACT: Essie Hall, RN, Health Ed. Coordinator; Otilia
Drakes, RN, Director of Medical Services
RIVERDALE MENTAL HEALTH CENTER
SERVICES: (In house) 24 hour drug free therapeutic community
5676 Riverdale Avenue
ELIGIBILITY: History of substance abuse Bronx, NY 10471
LANGUAGES: English and Spanish (718) 796-5300 Fax: (718) 548-1161
HOURS: 24 hours CONTACT: Robert Brewster, CSW
TRAVEL: #4 train to Mt. Eden SERVICES:
Outpatient mental health services for all ages,
OASAS licensed outpatient substance abuse program
PALLADIA ELIGIBILITY:
Depends on clinical appropriateness and geo-
HIV SERVICES UNIT graphical location
62-66 West Tremont Avenue COST:Sliding scale based on income, Medicaid, Medicare,
Bronx, NY 10454 some managed care contracts
(718) 294-7155 Fax (718) 294-7466 HOURS: Mon. 9:00AM–7:00PM; Tues-Thurs 9:00AM–9:00PM;
Friday 9:00AM–6:00PM
PROJECT SAMARITAN AIDS SERVICES, INC LANGUAGES: English
Residential Treatment for HIV/AIDS Positives
TRAVEL:
#7 and #10 bus from 231st and Broadway (#1 and #9
1401 University Avenue
subway stop)
Bronx, NY 10452
(718) 681-8700
Additional locations in Brooklyn and Jamaica. SCAN – NEW YORK
1377 Jerome Avenue
CONTACT: Robert Meggett, Admisions Coordinator
Bronx, NY 10452
SERVICES: Support services for HIV/AIDS diagnosis: psychoso- (718) 590-5770
cial assessments and Individual and family counseling. HIV
counseling and risk reduction education. Substance abuse CONTACT: Evelyn Castro, Angelica Carrasquillo
counseling, support groups, and case management. SERVICES: Foster care prevention services including counsel-
Nutrition program: breakfast and lunch is served. Referrals ing, home visits, groups for parents and children
for AIDS treatment, fitness, and socialization programs. ELIGIBILITY: Children must reside at home with parents
Clients receive transportation assistance.
HOURS: Monday–Friday 8:30AM–5:00PM
HOURS: Mon & Thurs 9:00AM–7:00PM; Tue, Wed, & Fri
COST: None 9:00AM–5:00PM
LANGUAGES: English and Spanish TRAVEL: #4 or D train to 161st St.
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STD CENTER FOR EXCELLENCE UNITED BRONX PARENTS, INC.

Montefiore Medical Center 773 Prospect Avenue (Headquarters)
3230 Bainbridge Avenue Bronx, NY 10455
Bronx, NY 10467 (718) 991-7100–Administrative Offices
(718) 882-5482 Fax (718) 882-5725 CONTACT: Receptionist
CONTACT: Dr. Jeffrey Gilbert, Iype Kuriakose SERVICES: Homeless hot meals program, emergency pantry,
SERVICES: Comprehensive STD services, HIV testing, bilingual adult education–GED
Hepatitis B vaccine, pregnancy testing HOURS: 9:00AM–5:00PM (Monday–Friday)
COST: Medicaid, or $30 for clients without insurance

UNITED BRONX PARENTS, INC.
LANGUAGES: English and Spanish 966 Prospect Avenue (Mrs. A’s Place)
HOURS: Call for appointment Bronx, NY 10455
(718) 617-6060
TRAVEL: D train to 205th Street, walk 2 blocks up Bainbridge,
or #4 Train to Mosholu Parkway CONTACT: Cary Taft or Luis Fuentes
SERVICES: COBRA case management (HIV case management
for Medicaid eligible clients); MSA case management (HIV
TRI CENTER, INC. grant funded case management for individuals not Medicaid
2488 Grand Concourse, 4th Floor
eligible); women’s supportive services including HIV support
Bronx, NY 10458
groups, meals pantry, nutrition; day treatment substance
(718) 584-7204 Fax: (718) 584-8394
abuse recovery program; NA and AA meetings; on-site child
CONTACT: Site Manager or Intake Dept. care for individuals accessing Mrs A’s comprehensive ser-
vices. Also offers referrals to other United Bronx Parents
SERVICES: Alcoholism and substance abuse treatment; indi-
programs such as residential substance abuse treatment
vidual and group counseling; family counseling, assess-
and housing for HIV positive homeless substance abusers.
ments and psych. evaluations
HOURS: Monday–Thursady 9:00 AM–8:00PM Friday
ELIGIBILITY: Must have chemical abuse or dependency issues
9:00AM–5:00PM
COST:Medicaid, Medicare, and most major health insurance
TRAVEL:
#2 or #5 train to Prospect Ave.; or #17 bus to 163rd &
accepted, sliding scale fee
Prospect Ave.
TRAVEL: #4 or D train to Fordham Road

Bronx Primary Care Providers

BRONX LEBANON HOSPITAL TRAVEL:D train to 205th Street, or #4 train to Mosholu Pkwy.
ID Clinic Bus numbers 10, 16, 28, 30 or 34
1650 Selwyn Avenue, Grand Concource OTHER PROGRAMS: Tuberculosis Initiative (for patients with
Bronx, NY 10457 active TB), contact Maryrose DeFino, MS, RN, Clin. Admin.
(718) 960-2000 (718) 2341-3296. HIV testing/counseling and referral service
CONTACT: Mr. Allen , or Charles Hernandez (med f/u, legal, ongoing supportive counseling),
SERVICES: Comprehensive medical care for HIV/AIDS, case CONTACT: Minerva Vayos, Senior Counselor (718) 920-6751
management, social services, nutrition, (referrals to the
main hospital for specialized care surgery, ophthalmology, MONTEFIORE MEDICAL CENTER
and OB/GYN), Substance abuse referrals ADOLESCENT AIDS PROGRAM
3514 Wayne Avenue
Bronx, NY 10467
TRAVEL: Take the BX #55 or BX#15, or the #2 train to 3rd. Ave.
(718) 882-0232 Fax (718) 882-0432
and 169th Special Get Tested Campaign (718) 881-TEST
CONTACT: Alice Myerson Clinical Coordinator, Lissette
LINCOLN HOSPITAL Marrero,Outreach Coordinator
Immunotherapy Clinic
234 East 149 Street 2A5 Clinic-2nd Floor SERVICES: Comprehensive HIV/AIDS medical care, in-patient
Bronx, NY 10451 care, STD care GYN, Psycho social care, case management,
(718) 579-4815 support groups, sexuality & rick reduction counseling phar-
CONTACT: Debra Williams, Director, or Celia Rodriquez,
macy. Workshops for infected and affected youth.
ELIGIBILITY: Youth ages 13–21
SERVICES: Comprehensive medical care for HIV/AIDS, case
management, GYN and prenatal care, TB and STD screen- HOURS: Monday–Friday 9:00AM–5:00PM
ing (risk reduction, acupuncture, counseling and support TRAVEL: #4 train to Mosholu Pkwy or D train to 205th St.
groups), HIV pre and post test counseling
HOURS: Monday-Friday 8:30AM–5:00PM MORRIS HEIGHTS HEALTH CENTER
Pediatrics: Wednesday 1:00PM –4:00PM 85 W. Burnside Avenue
OB/GYN: Wednesday 9:00AM–12:00am Bronx, NY 10453
(718) 716-4400
COST:Medicaid, ADAP sliding scale, private insurance CONTACT: Lauren Machin, Mental Health Coordinator
TRAVEL: #2, 4 or 5 train to 149th and Grand Concourse; Bus
SERVICES: Mental health, HIV Services, primary medical care,
Bx 19, Bx 32 to Morris Ave. and 149 St. case management, medical and social services, family and
adolescent services
MONTEFIORE MEDICAL CENTER
111 East 210 Street, Gold Zone
COST: ADAP Plus, Medicaid, sliding scale fee
Bronx, NY 10467
(718) 920-8542 / 5224 Fax (718) 405-0610 TRAVEL: #4 train to Burnside Ave or D train to Tremont
Avenue. Bus numbers 3, 40, or 42 to University and
CONTACT: For appointments, Beatrice Ponce or Cheryl
Burnside Ave, or Bus #36 to Jerome and Burnside Ave.
Casiano-Farrington: for other issues, Gary Kalkut, MD,
Program Director, Barry Zingman, MD Clinic Director NEIGHBORHOOD AND FAMILY
SERVICES: Care of HIV positive patients, all stages of disease, COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER
consults for other infectious disease-related problems social 324 East 149th Street
work counseling, case management, access to nutritional Bronx, NY 10455
services (718) 665-4300 Fax (718) 665-2660
COST: Medicaid, ADAP, Sliding scale fee CONTACT: Paula Creutzer
LANGUAGES: English and Spanish SERVICES: Primary care services, case management, sub-
HOURS: Monday 9:00AM–4:30PM stance abuse services, pediatric & adult allergy & asthma
Tuesday 9:30AM–12:30PM center, pediatric/family care, immunization/vaccination
Wednesday 1:00AM–4:30PM HOURS: Mon, Wed, Fri 8:00am –5:00PM
Thursday 9:00AM–4:30PM Tues & Thurs 8:00am –7:00PM
Friday 9:00AM–12:30PM Sat 8:00AM–1:00PM
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COST: Medicaid, Medicare, Blue Cross/Blue Shield, sliding scale VIP COMMUNITY SERVICES
TRAVEL: #2 or 5 train to 149th/3rd Ave, walk to Willis & 147th 1910 Arthur Avenue, 4th Floor
Bronx, NY 10457
NORTH CENTRAL BRONX HOSPITAL (718) 583-5150 Fax (718) 731-7845
SPECIAL CARE UNIT CONTACT: Warren Morrisett (ext. 413); Ana Matos Delgado for
3424 Kossuth Avenue substance abuse treatment intake, (718) 503–3561
Bronx, NY 10467 SERVICES: Medical care and case management to HIV positive
(718) 519-4804 Fax (718) 519-5077 individuals, HIV counseling and testing, substance abuse treat-
CONTACT: Juanita Perez, Coordinator ment (methadone maintenance, day treatment, counseling)
SERVICES: Medical care/case management for HIV-positive clients ELIGIBILITY: Medicaid or ADAP Plus eligible
HOURS: Monday 9:00–6:30PM; Tues–Fri 9:00AM–5:00PM COST: Services billed to Medicaid/ADAP plus
COST: Medicaid, ADAP, most insurance LANGUAGES: English and Spanish
TRAVEL: Call for directions HOURS: 7:30AM–4:30PM

SOUNDVIEW COMMUNITY HEALTH SERVICE
1967 Turnbull Avenue Suite 16
Bronx, NY 10473 JACOBI MEDICAL CENTER
(718)589-8324 Fax (718) 617-5004 1400 Pelham Parkway South
Bronx, NY 10461
CONTACT: Zoraya Maldonado, Director of HIV Program (718) 918-5000
SERVICES: HIV primary care, infectious disease specialist on
site, GYN services, case management, support groups, street
outreach, HIV education, TB & STD screening, substance SEGUNDO RUIS BELVIS D&TC
abuse referrals, food pantry 545 East 142nd Street
COST: Sliding scale fee or Medicaid, Medicare, and some pri- Bronx, NY 10454
vate insurance (718) 579-4000
HOURS: Monday, Tuesady and Thursday 8:00 AM–9:00PM

Wednesay and Friday 8:30AM–5:30PM, no appt. necessary
Saturday 9:00AM–2:00PM .
TRAVEL: Buses 4, 36 or 39 to White Plains and Story Ave., or
#6 train to Parkchester then take the #36 or 39 bus to White
Plains and Story Avenue.
ST. RITA’S CENTER FOR

IMMIGRANT AND REFUGEE SERVICES
2342 Andrews Avenue
Bronx, NY 10468
(718) 365-4390 Fax (718) 295-8729
CONTACT: Sis.Jean Marshall or Sis. Margaret Rose
SERVICES: English as a second language interpreter. Translation
services, social services, individual and family counseling,
referrals and advocacy. Employment counseling and place-
ment. Women’s support groups, citizen preparation, youth
services after school classes, community outreach.
LANGUAGES: Vietnamese, Cambodian, Spanish, English
HOURS: Monday–Friday 8:30–4:30PM
COST: Free
TRAVEL: Take the #4 train to Fordham Road, walk 3 blocks

west to Andrews Ave. or the BX#12 bus.
B R O O K LY N
ADDICTION RESEARCH & TREATMENT CORP. HOURS: Monday–Friday 9:00AM–5:00PM

Three locations in Brooklyn: TRAVEL: Call for directions
937 Fulton Street 1149-55 Myrtle Ave

Brooklyn, NY 11238 Brooklyn, NY 11206 ANCHOR HOUSE, INC.
(718) 789-1212 (718) 574-1802 1041 Bergen Street
CONTACT: Ms. Sumpter (Dir) CONTACT: Errol Christopher (Dir.)
Brooklyn, NY 11216
(718) 771-0760 Fax (718) 771-0960
494 Dumont Ave
Brooklyn, NY 11207 CONTACT: Jayne Murphy
(718) 385-4000 SERVICES: Drug and alcohol rehabilitation with emphasis on
www.arteny.org spiritual aspect
CONTACT: Errol Christopher, Director ELIGIBILITY: Drug-free, no mental illness, on public assistance
SERVICES: Methadone maintenance program, drug free program, or eligible
alcoholism program and HIV services for agency clients HOURS: Monday–Friday 9:00AM–5:00PM
COST: Medicaid, sliding scale TRAVEL: “A” or #3 train to Nostrand Ave, or #44 bus
HOURS: 7:00AM–4:00PM, early registration encouraged
ATLANTIC MEDICAL ASSOCIATE, P.C.
ALTAMONT PROGRAM 317 Atlantic Avenue
25 Thorton Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11201
Brooklyn, NY 11206 (718) 858-8226 Fax (718) 858-3215
CONTACT: Cassandra Macyck CONTACT: Jackson Omene, M.D.
SERVICES: Substance abuse treatment, relapse prevention,
SERVICES: Full range of comprehensive primary care, repro-
individual/group counseling, HIV/AIDS education, crisis ductive, Ob-Gyn cancer screening, medical services for peo-
intervention, job readiness/life management skills ple living with HIV/AIDS, HIV counseling and testing; oral
COST: Medicaid, Medicaid eligible and sliding scale fee health care, pediatrics
LANGUAGES: English COST: Medicaid, Insurance, sliding scale
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HOURS: Monday–Friday 9:00AM–5:00PM; Saturday by appt. BROOKLYN AIDS TASK FORCE

LANGUAGES: Spanish, English, German, and Creole Three locations in Brooklyn:
TRAVEL: “A, C, G train to Hoyt Schermerhorn, G train to 502 Bergen Street 25 Chapel Street
Dergen and Smith, or #1,2, 4, 5 train to Nevins Street Brooklyn, NY 11217 Brooklyn, NY 11201
(718) 622-2910 ext 114 718-596-3635
AUDRE LORDE PROJECT, INC. Fax 622-2965
85 South Oxford Street CONTACT: Maya Iwata
Brooklyn, NY 11217 260 Broadway, 4th Floor
(718) 596-0342, Ext. 11 Brooklyn, NY 11211
Community Information Line Tel: 718-388-0028
CONTACT: Robert Vazquez CONTACT: Judith Dinar
SERVICES: A center for lesbian, gay, bisexual, two spirit and SERVICES: Support services, case management, education and
transgender people of color communities offering outreach, support groups for clients and partners, harm reduction,
education, prevention and support groups substance abuse day program, technical assistance
COST: Free COST: Medicaid, must be HIV + and live in Brooklyn
HOURS: Monday–Friday 10:00AM–6:00PM HOURS: 9:00AM–5:00PM
TRAVEL: call for directions
TRAVEL: A or C train to Lafayette, or D, Q, 2, 3, 4, 5 train to
Atlantic Ave.
CARIBBEAN WOMEN’S HEALTH ASSOCAITION,
B.M.S. FAMILY HEALTH CENTER INC. (CWHA)
592 Rockaway Ave 360 Snediker Ave Three location:
Brooklyn, N.Y. 11212 Brooklyn, N.Y. 11207 100 Parkside Ave, 4th Floor
(718) 345-5000 Medical Clinic Brooklyn, NY 11226
CONTACT: Merle Wilson, 718-345-5000 x2223 Main Office WIC Program
(718) 826-2942 (718) 940-9501
SERVICES: HIV/AIDS services immunization, complete medical
Fax: (718) 826-2948 Fax: (718) 940-9505
services, acupuncture poditary, orthomology, physical therapy,
and WIC program on site. Caribbean–American CWHA–Community Service
LANGUAGES: English and Spanish Family Center Center of Far Rockaway
HOURS: Mon–Fri 8:00AM–8:00PM; Sat 8:30AM–4:30PM 3414 Church Avenue 1931 Mott Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11203 Far Rockaway, NY 11691
TRAVEL: Call for directions (718) 940-4949 Tel: 718-868-4746
FAX: (718) 940-2914
BEDFORD HAITIAN COMMUNITY CENTER, INC.
1534 Bedford Avenue, 2nd floor SERVICES: Provides prenatal case management and referral
Brooklyn, NY 11216 services to pregnant and parenting families, particularly in
(718) 756-0600 Fax: (718) 771-6597 Far Rockaway, Queens, nutrition counseling and food
bedfordhaitiancommunitycenter.org coupons to infants, children and pregnant/parenting women
CONTACT: Joseph Dormeus
with children 5 years of age and younger. Provides home
visits, education, case management and referral services.
SERVICES: Case management, translation, HIV education,
Provides legal counseling, support and educational services
referral and information, ESL classes, Immigration Citizenship designed to foster family unification and help families
Education after school programs access needed services, adjust to their environment, and
ELIGIBILITY: Medicaid or Medicaid eligible resolve immigration problems.
HOURS: Monday–Friday 9:00AM–5:00PM LANGUAGES: English and Spanish; limited French
TRAVEL: #2, 3, 4 or 5 train to Franklin Avenue

CHURCH AVENUE MERCHANTS BLOCK
ASSOCIATION (CAMBA)
BLACK LEADERSHIP COMMISSION ON AIDS 885 Flatbush Ave, 3rd fl. 19 Winthrop Street
1360 Fulton Street, Suite 312 Brooklyn, NY 11225 Brooklyn, NY 11225
Brooklyn, N.Y. 112116 (718) 287-2600 (718) 462-8654 x139
(718) 622-5430 Fax: (718) 636-7491 CONTACT: Maria Romero CONTACT: Shireley Gayle
SERVICES: Counseling, Testing and Referral Service SERVICES: Educational services for clients, legal assistance,
Community Advocatacy Information vocational training, case management, car fare reimburse-
HOURS: Monday–Friday 9:00AM–5:00PM ment, acupuncture at 2211 Church Avenue
ELIGIBILITY: HIV positive, Medicaid recipient or eligible
LANGUAGES:English and Spanish; limited French COVENANT HOUSE COMMUNITY PROGRAM

TRAVEL:D or 2 train to Church Ave., or #41 bus to Church/ BROOKLYN COMMUNTY RESOURCE CENTER
Flatbush 75 Lewis Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11206
CANARSIE AWARE INC. (718) 452-6730 or 33
1285 Roakaway Avneue CONTACT: Sandra Jean Francois, Program Coordinator
Brooklyn, NY 11236
SERVICES: After school program, youth program (Fridays only),
(718) 257-3195
Fax 718-257-5560 shelters, job placement services, Bank Teller, Nurses Aid,
Culinary Arts, Customer Service Certification, Security
CONTACT: Marla Pienskowski, Program Director;Barbara Training and A+ Computer Repair, physicals and med exams,
Warren, Day Service Coordinator GED, computer classes
SERVICES: Substance abuse counseling, outpatient detox for ELIGIBILITY:
For adolescents 16years to 21
adolescents and adults, alternative high school/adolescent LANGUAGES: Creole, English, and Spanish
GED program, mental health services, family services pre- HOURS: Mon–Fri 9:00AM–5:00PM, Sat 10:00AM–3:00PM
vention, pregnancy & post partum women’s services, voca- TRAVEL: J or M train to Myrtle Ave, Bus: #15 to
tional rehabilitation services, and HIV risk & harm reduc- Lewis/Willoughby, #46 to Willoughby/Broadway, or #52 to
tion counseling and support services. Lewis/Myrtle
ELIGIBILITY: Medicaid, Blue Cross/Blue Shield, Oxford (with
referral from primary care physician) sliding scale DAMON HOUSE
Two locations in Brooklyn:
TRAVEL: L train to Rockaway Pkwy, or #60 bus to Foster &
Farragut 310 South Street 1154-1156 Dekalb Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11221 Brooklyn, NY 11211
COALITION FOR HISPANIC FAMILY SERVICES (718) 387-9100 (718) 443-7170
ORGANIZATION CONTACT: Ron Lavell CONTACT: Darlene Smith
315 Wyckoff Avenue, 3rd Floor SERVICES: Long-term residential substance abuse treatment,
Brooklyn, NY 11237 vocational/educational training/placement, transitional housing
(718) 497-6090 Fax (718) 497-9495 COST: Medicaid/Public Assistance
HispanicFamilyServicesNewYork.Org.
HOURS: Intake-9:00AM–5:00PM
CONTACT: Denise Rosario, Executive Director
TRAVEL: J train to Kosciusko or B40, B44, B38 or B26 bus
SERVICES: Comprehensive family services for women and
children that are HIV/AIDS infected. Foster care, adoption, DAYTOP VILLAGE, INC.
and independent living services for women and adolescents BROOKLYN OUTREACH CENTER
living with AIDS. Bushwick Bright Start/Healthy Family NY, 401 State Street
in-home parenting and child develoPMent home visiting pro- Brooklyn, NY 11217
grAM–prevent child abuse. Bonding Links; is a mental health (718) 625-1388
program that provides psychiatric evaluation, crisis inter-
CONTACT: Catherine Hernandez, Asst. Managing Director
vention, individual and family counseling. La Providencia
SERVICES: Outpatient substance abuse treatment
Family Health Center; full range of primary medical, social
ELIGIBILITY: NY State residents ages 12 and over
and dental services.
HOURS: Mon–Thur 8:00AM–8:00PM, Fri 8:00AM–5:00PM
COST: Medicaid, most insurance, sliding scale
HOURS: Monday-Thursday 9:00-7:00PM; Friday 9:00AM –5:00PM
TRAVEL: Call for hours and directions
(must call for an appointment)
TRAVEL: M train to Wyckoff Ave. or L train to Myrtle Ave.
DIASPORA COMMUNITY SERVICES
(near Gates and Wyckoff Ave.) 182 Fourth Avenue
Brooklyn, N.Y. 11217
CENTER AGAINST DOMESTIC VIOLENCE (718) 399-0200 Fax (718) 399-0360
25 Chapel Street Suite 904 email: info@diasporacs.org
Brooklyn, NY 11201 CONTACT: Linda Kumah, Program Director
(718) 254-9134 Fax (718)254-9132
SERVICES: PCase Management provides basic supportive ser-
CONTACT: Luis Matos vices to HIV+ individuals and their families around issues
SERVICES:Domestic violence workshops and training, coun- of medical
seling and support groups, art therapy, emergency shelters, care, treatment, housing and nutritional needs. Provides
emergency hotline, assistance in filing for crime victims legal/immigration services and weekly support groups.
compensation Mental Health services to improve the rates of treatment
COST: Free adherence among the HIV populations and sub-population
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that are receiving supportive services. Health, Education & HAITIAN WOMEN’S PROGRAM
Outreach Department- English, Spanish workshops. 464-466 Bergen Street
National Aids Treatment Advocacy Project (www.natap.org), Brooklyn, NY 11217
AIDS Info Project of the US Dept of Health and Huma (718) 399-0200
Services(www.aidsinfo.nih.gov), and the Haitian American CONTACT: Ms. Gabrielle Kersaint
Empowerment Program
SERVICES: HIV prevention and education, HIV peer education,
HOURS: Thursday’s between 10:00 am and 3:00 pm
community outreach, case management, social services,
El PUENTE support groups for Haitian women/children, referrals
ELIGIBILITY: HIV diagnosis (not necessary for education services)
289 Grand Street
LANGUAGES: Creole, English and Spanish
Brooklyn, NY 11211
Tel: (718) 302-1557
TRAVEL: #2 or #3 train to Bergen, or Bus #41 to Bergen
Fax: (718) 387-6816
CONTACT: Gloria Zelays–Program Director, Peter Miranda–
Education Coordinator, Dominic Colon–Theater Coordinator HOUSING WORKS INC. EAST NEW YORK
ADULT DAY HEALTH CARE PROGRAM
SERVICES: Workshops on HIV/AIDS, STI’s, homophobia, steet
2640 Pitkin Avenue
outreach, condom distribution, Teatro El Puente uses peert Brooklyn, NY 11208
education and educational theater techniques to actively (718) 827-8700, x130 Fax: (718) 827-8848
engage young people to deepen their understanding of health
issues such as HIV/AIDS, STD and sexuality awareness. All CONTACT: Johnny Guaylupo (guaylupo@housingworks.org)
performances/workshops are audience interactive and are SERVICES: Social Work Services and Crisis intervention, Medical
followed by discussions with the actors/ peers educators Services (ADAP and Medicaid Accepted), Complementary
COST: Free
Therapies (Music, Art, Acupuncture, Massage), Nutritious
ELIGIBILITY: Target audience young adults, available to present
Meals (Hot Breakfast and Lunch), Substance Abuse
in confrences, high schools, community centers and shelters. Counseling & Groups, Health Groups, HIV Support Groups,
LANGUAGES: English, and Spanish
Transgender and Trans-affirmative Health care services,
HOURS: Mon-Fri 9: 00am-5:00PM
Transgender Housing Program, Legal Services, 32 Room
TRAVEL: L train to Bedford Avenue
Supportive Housing Program, Assistance with housing place-
ment Job Training Opportunities (must be enrolled in ADHC 6
EL REGRESO FOUNDATION, INC. months,) Exercise & Gym Facility, Thrift Store Vouchers (must
728 Driggs Avenue be enrolled in ADHC), Over 50 Program for HIV positive indi-
Brooklyn, NY 11211 viduals over 50 years of age.
ELIGIBILITY: Must be HIV Positive, Medicaid Eligible & 18 yrs
(718) 782-6802 / 6673 Fax: (718) 387-3015
of age and over
CONTACT: Luis Medina COST: Free of charge for low-income NY Residents
SERVICES: Drug and alcohol free program offering both resi- LANGUAGES: English, Spanish and Creole
dential andAMbulatory treatment services. HOURS: 7 Days a week 8:30AM–5:00PM
ELIGIBILITY: 18 years of age or older TRAVEL: B12, B15 bus or A and C train to Euclid Avenue
LANGUAGES: English and Spanish HOUSING WORKS INC. EAST NEW YORK
TRAVEL: J or M train to Marcy Ave.; L train to Bedford Ave; or PRIMARY CARE SERVICES
bus to Williamsburg Bridge Plaza 2640 Pitkin Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11208
FAMILY SERVICE NETWORK INC (718) 827-8700, x119 Fax: (718) 827-8848
1420 Buchwick Avenue CONTACT: Debra Carrero (carrero@housingworks.org)
Brooklyn, NY 11207 SERVICES: Comprehensive HIV specialty services and primary
(718) 452-3197 Fax (718) 452-1620 care, medical case management, nutritional consultation, harm
CONTACT:Janice Emanuel, Program Director; Louis Igue, reduction services(including syringe exchanges) on site psy-
Education/ Outreach Coordinator; Fernando Soto, Harm chiatric care. Co-located with AIDS Adult Day Treatment ser-
Reduction Coordinator, Benjamin Igwe, CEO vices. Courteous compassionate primary care with a focus on
HIV issues.
SERVICES: Case management, referrals, advocacy, health edu-
ELIGIBILITY: Active Medicaid, VidaCare, or ADAP Plus
cation workshops, harm reduction, and outreach
COST: no visit co-pay
ELIGIBILITY: HIV infected or affected
LANGUAGES: English, Spanish
TRAVEL: B12, B15 bus or A and C train to Euclid Avenue
TRAVEL: J train to Halsey Street
HOUSING WORKS INC. WOMEN’S HEALTH LANGUAGES: English, Spanish and Creole
CENTER ADULT DAY TREATMENT SERVICES HOURS: Monday–Friday 9:00AM–5:00PM
57 Willoughby Street TRAVEL: A/C/F to Jay St; M/R to Lawrence St/Metrotech;
Brooklyn, NY 11201 2/3/4/5 to Borough Hall
(718) 907-6230 Fax: (718) 943-6960
JEWISH BOARD OF FAMILY
CONTACT: Michelle Kalski (kalski@housingworks.org) & CHILDREN’S SERVICES
SERVICES: Social work services and crisis intervention, clinical
AIDS DAY PROGRAM
case management, medical services (ADAP and Medicaid 57 Willoughby Street–Basement
accepted), complementary therapies (Art, Acupuncture, Brooklyn, NY 11201
Massage), nutritious meals (hot breakfast and lunch), sub- (718) 852-7511
stance abuse counseling & support, women’s health groups,
HIV support groups for women, Transgender and Trans-affir- CONTACT: Robert Meggett
mative health care services, Transgender evening programs, SERVICES: Adult day health care services for people living
legal services, exercise & gym facility, Thrift Store Vouchers with AIDS, complete medical evaluation, nutrition and
(must be enrolled in ADHC). meals counseling, mental health services and advocacy,
ELIGIBILITY: Must be HIV Positive, Medicaid Eligible, 18 yrs old
case management and support groups, substance/alcohol
or over abuse programs
ELIGIBILITY: Medicaid and AIDS diagnosis
COST: Free of charge for low-income NY Residents LANGUAGES: English and Spanish
LANGUAGES: English, Spanish and Creole HOURS: Monday–Friday 9:00AM–4:00PM; Sat. 10:00AM–2:30PM
HOURS: 7 Days a week 8:30AM–5:00PM
TRAVEL: A, C, E train to Jay St; 4, 5 train to Boro Hall; D, Q, N,
TRAVEL: A/C/F to Jay St; M/R to Lawrence St/Metrotech; R train to DeKalb
2/3/4/5 to Borough Hall
LIFE FORCE: WOMEN FIGHTING AIDS, INC.
HOUSING WORKS INC. WOMEN’S HEALTH 175 Remsen, 11th Floor, Suite 1100
CENTERADULT DAY HEALTH CARE PROGRAM Brooklyn, NY 11201
57 Willoughby Street (718) 797-0937
Brooklyn, NY 11201
(718) 907-6230 Fax: (718) 943-6960 CONTACT: Gwen Carter, Executive Director; Elizabeth Deboer
Co-located with AIDS Adult Day Treatment services. SERVICES: Training in HIV education and prevention to
CONTACT: Michelle Kalski (kalski@housingworks.org) women and teenage girls, support groups, street outreach,
SERVICES: Women’s health (not including obstetrics), compre- public education, referrals, safer sex parties.
hensive HIV specialty services and primary care. We offer LANGUAGES: English and Spanish
medical case management, nutritional consultation, harm HOURS: Monday–Friday 9:00AM–5:00PM
reduction services (including syringe exchanges) on site psy- TRAVEL: 2, 3, 4, 5 train to Boro Hall, walk east to Cadman Plz;
chiatric care. Courteous compassionate primary care with a A, C, E train to High St.
focus on HIV issues.
ELIGIBILITY: Active Medicaid, VidaCare, or ADAP Plus LUTHERAN MEDICAL CENTER
Sunset Terrace Family Health Center Network
Special Care Immunology Services (scis)
LANGUAGES: English, Spanish and Creole
514 49th Street
Brooklyn, NY
TRAVEL: A/C/F to Jay St; M/R to Lawrence St/Metrotech;
(718) 437-5280
2/3/4/5 to Borough Hall
CONTACT: For referrals call 718-437-5280; for programs,
HOUSING WORKS INC. DENTAL CLINIC Michael Basket (718) 431-2610
57 Willoughby Street, Lower Level SERVICES: Comprehensive HIV/AIDS medical services for
Brooklyn, NY 11201 adults, adolescents and children. HIV counseling and test-
(718) 907-6230 x.6240 Fax: (718) 943-6960 ing, case management, mental health, substance abuse,
Co-located with AIDS Adult Day Treatment services. nutrition, health education, support groups, GYN, dental
CONTACT: Dr. Kevin Terrell, Dental Director and specialty services available.
SERVICES: Cleanings, exams, extractions, fillings, root canals, HOURS: Monday–Wednesday, Friday 9:00AM–5:00PM, Thursday
dentures, partials. State of the art dental clinic provided in a 11:00AM–7:00PM
safe and relaxing atmosphere. ELIGIBILITY: Medicaid, ADAP, private insurance, sliding scale
ELIGIBILITY: HIV positive, active Medicaid, ADAP Plus LANGUAGES: English and Spanish
TRAVEL: R, N train to 53rd st., W train to 36Street then
change to R or N; B11, B63 buses
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NARCO FREEDOM TRAVEL:

2, 3 train to Bergen St. or D, M, Q train to 7th Ave.;
217 Court Street Bus, B41, B65 or B67 to Flatbush and Bergen St.
Brooklyn, NY 11201
(718) 624-7759 Fax (718) 624-7916 NEW YORK THERAPEUTIC COMMUNITIES, INC.
SERENDIPITY
CONTACT: Jennifer Bonesteel, Program Director; Jacklyn 977 Bedford Avenue
Smith, Intake Coordinator Brooklyn, NY 11205
SERVICES: Substance abuse counseling, confidential HIV test-
Tel:(718) 398-0096 Fax: 718-398-3195
ing, methadone maintenance, free physicals for agency
CONTACT: Al Marcellino
patients, social services
COST: self pay (sliding scale fee available, min $20 weekly), SERVICES: Residential alcohol/substance abuse treatment program
Medicaid, HIP COST: Medicaid or Medicaid eligible
HOURS: Monday–Friday 6:00AM–2:00PM HOURS: Monday–Friday 9:00AM–5:00PM
TRAVEL: Bus #61 to Court & Atlantic TRAVEL: G train to Nostrand/Bedford
NDRI, INC. PARK SLOPE MENTAL HEALTH CENTER

CENTER FOR AIDS OUTREACH & PREVENTION 348 13th Street
1083 Broadway Room 203
Tel:(718) 452-8682 Fax: (718)452-8597 (718) 788-2461 Fax (718) 788-8274
CONTACT: Storefront assistan–Roxanne Nappi Email: www.park.slopecenter.org
SERVICES: Street based outreach; risk reduction and health CONTACT: Hilda Gonzalez
education relating to HIV/AIDS and substance use/misuse; SERVICES: Individual, family and group psychotherapy,
distribution of harm reduction materials; referrals to sub- Spectrum Program for HIV positive individuals over 50 years
stance abuse treatment; medical and social services of age (offering free support groups, home/hospital
LANGUAGES: English and Spanish visits,ambulette service, carfare reimbursement)
HOURS: Monday and Friday 8:30AM–4:30PM; ELIGIBILITY: 5 years of age and up
Tue–Thurs 9:00–5:00PM LANGUAGES: Creole, English, Spanish
TRAVEL: M or J train to Mrytle Avenue. Storefront between HOURS: Monday–Friday, 9:00AM–9:00PM,
Lawton and Dodworth Streets Saturday 9:00AM–3:00PM; Appointment needed, no walk-ins
TRAVEL: F train to 7th Avenue
NEIGHBORS TOGETHER CORP.
160 Thomas Boyland Blvd. PARTNERSHIP FOR CHILDREN, INC.
Brooklyn, NY 11233 50 Court Street, Suite 1011
(718) 498-7256 Fax: (718) 498-7159 Brooklyn, NY 11201
CONTACT: Executive Director Ed. Fowler (718) 875-9030 Fax: (718) 875-9822
SERVICES: Soup kitchen, social service between 9AM–2PM, referrals CONTACT: Brenda Taylor, Director
COST: Free SERVICES: Counseling services for adolescents, , support

LANGUAGES: English, Spanish groups, parent-teen communication group, individual and
OURS: Monday–Saturday11:00AM–2:00PM family counseling, emergency services, psychiatric and psy-
TRAVEL: A or C train to Rockaway Avenue
chological testing and consultation
COST: Free
NEW DIRECTIONS HOURS: Mon–Tues, Thurs 9:30AM–7:30PM,
202-206 Flatbush Avenue Wed 11:00AM–7:00PM, Fri 9:00AM–2:00PM
Brooklyn, NY 11217 TRAVEL: 2, 3, 4, 5, M, N, R or F train to Boro Hall/Court Street.
(718) 398-0800 Fax: (718) 789-8807
PAUL J. COOPER CENTER
CONTACT: Betsy Zapata, or if not available, Intake Dept. FOR HUMAN SERVICES, INC.
SERVICES: Outpatient alcoholism and substance abuse treat- 519 Rockaway Avenue
ment, co-addiction, group, family and individual counseling, Brooklyn, NY 11212
acupuncture, nutrition, art / creative therapy, job readiness (718) 346-5900 Fax: (718) 498-1718
training
CONTACT: Shapiro Sheldon, Director
COST: most major medical insurance, Medicaid accepted
SERVICES: Drug-free alcoholism treatment center offering
individual and group therapy, alcohol/chemical abuse educa-
HOURS: Monday–Friday 7:00AM–9:00PM, Sat. 9:00AM–4:00PM tion and relapse prevention, AA and NA meetings, conflict
resolution, co-dependency, parenting skills, anger manage- Clients receive transportation assistance.
ment groups, educational videos. HOURS: Monday–Friday 8:30AM–5:00PM
HOURS: Mon, Tues, 9:00AM–9:00PM; Wed , Fri 9:00AM–5:00PM COST: None
COST: Medicaid, most private insurance, sliding scale fee LANGUAGES: English and Spanish
RICHMOND HOME NEED SERVICES
PEOPLE OF COLOR IN CRISIS, (P.O.C.C.) INC. 797 Washington Avenue
468 Bergen Street (Flatbush & 5th Ave.) Brooklyn, NY 11238
Brooklyn, NY 11217 (718) 399-1875
(718) 230-0770 Fax: (718) 230-7582 CONTACT: Karen Garson
CONTACT: Michael Roberson SERVICES: Case management, social services
COST: Medicaid or Medicaid eligible
SERVICES:HIV and STD counseling and testing, substance
abuse counseling, HIV prevention & educational risk reduc-
TRAVEL: #2 or #3 train to Eastern Pkwy, or B48, B45 or B71 buses
tion, housing referrals, social/advocacy, support groups, out-
reach targeting the black GBLT and MSM community.
ST. JOHN’S BREAD AND LIFE PROGRAM, INC.
Technical assistance and training workshops available for
75 Lewis Avenue
all community-based and government agencies.
Brooklyn, NY 11206
HOURS: Mon–Wed. 9:00AM–9:00PM; Fri. 9:00AM–6:00PM (718) 574-0058 Fax: (718) 455-7196
COST: Free service ages 14 to 24 SERVICES: Soup kitchen, medical treatment, alcohol & sub-
stance abuse counseling, AIDS counseling, HIV/AIDS sup-
TRAVEL: 2 or 3 train to Bergen St. port groups, employment counseling, food pantry for preg-
nant women and mothers with children up to age 2 years,
PROJECT REACH YOUTH INC. More-Than-A-Meal program (soap, lotion, etc.)
199-14th Street
COST: Free
Brooklyn, NY 11215
Tel: 718-768-0778 LANGUAGES: English and Spanish
Fax: 718-768-1419 HOURS: Call for various program hours
CONTACT: Rebecca Gallager-Dir. of Social Services, Heddy TRAVEL: J, M or Z train to Myrtle Ave.
Mills-Interim Executive Dir.
SERVICES: education, counselling and youth develoiPMent pro- SHADES OF LAVENDER
grams to young people and their famailes. 502 Bergen Street
COST: free Brooklyn, NY 11217
ELIGIBILITY: Varies by program (718) 622-2910, ext. 104 Fax: (718) 622-2965
LANGUAGES: English CONTACT: Yannick Durand, Director of Education
HOURS: MON–FRI 9:00AM–5:00PM SERVICES: An information and resource center for the
TRAVEL: F train to 4th avenue or R train to 9th Steet Brooklyn Lesbian and Bisexual community. Provides infor-
mation and referrals for health, housing, legal, violence, and
PROJECT SAMARITAN AIDS SERVICES, INC substance abuse issues. Holds various workshops & support
Adults Day Treatment groups, special events, poetry readings, art exhibits etc.
803 Sterling Place COST: Free service
Brooklyn, NY 11201 HOURS: Call for program times
(718) 852-7511 or Fax: (718) 852-7516 TRAVEL: #2 or #3 train to Bergen St., or B41 or B67 Bus to
718-804-0900 Bergen St. We are located between Flatbush and Fifth Ave
Additional locations in the Bronx and Jamaica.

TRI CENTER, INC.
CONTACT: James Flornoy, Program Director; Willie Briggs,
175 Remsen Street, 3rd Floor
Outreach Coordinator
Brooklyn, NY 11201
SERVICES:Support services for HIV/AIDS diagnosis: psychoso- (718) 858-4050 Fax: (718) 858-4137
cial assessments and Individual and family counseling. HIV
CONTACT: Dolphine Neal
counseling and risk reduction education. Substance abuse
counseling, support groups, and case management. SERVICES:
Outpatient alcoholism and substance abuse treat-
Nutrition program: breakfast and lunch is served. Referrals ment; individual and group counseling; family counseling,
for AIDS treatment, fitness, and socialization programs. assessments and psych. evaluations
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ELIGIBILITY:
Must have chemical abuse or dependency issues HOURS: Monday–Friday 9:00AM–5:00PM
COST: Medicaid, Medicare, & most major health insurance plans TRAVEL: #3 train to Van Siclen. Call for other directions

WOMEN’S EDUCATION & EMPOWERMENT
HOURS: Staggered group availability between
NETWORK (WEEN)
9:30AM and 6:30PM (Monday–Friday)
154 Garfield Pl Suite 3L
TRAVEL: 2, 3, 4 5 train to Nevins St.; “A” train to Jay St. Boro Brooklyn NY 11215
Hall; D, Q, N or R train to DeKalb. Walk to Fulton Street, (347) 400-7623
Hanover on downtown side of street traffic E-mail: ween2006@gmail.com
SERVICES:Educatinal workshops, which covered topics: STD
UNITED COMMUNITY CENTER, INC. and HIV/AIDS prevention, women’s health, domestic vio-
613 New Lots Avenue lence, mental health, personal develoPMent, referrals, and
Brooklyn, NY 11207 counseling service.
(718) 649-7979
LANGUAGES: English, Japanese, Sihgali,Tagalog, Bengali, and
CONTACT: Ana Aguirre, Sondra Santony (Prog. Coordinator) Hindi.
SERVICES: Community outreach education, teen HIV preven- HOURS: Monday–Friday 9:00AM–5:00PM (Need appointment )
tion and STD education
COST: Free
LANGUAGES: Creole, English and Spanish
Brooklyn Primary Care Providers
BROOKDALE PLAZA HOSPITAL MEDICAL CENTER SERVICES: HIV primary care, HIV pre and post test counseling,
1 Brookdale Plaza case management, psycho-social assessment, nutrition
558 Rockaway Parkway assessment, dental evaluation, health education, pharmacy
Brooklyn, NY 11212 delivers medication to patients, specialty care, GYN clinic
(718) 240-5028, 6058, 6255 for women, token reimbursement for Medicaid patients,
transportation assistance, support groups, pediatric HIV
CONTACT: Martha Perez or Ms. Condoba @ 718-240-5028 Testing.
SERVICES: Comprehensive medical care, social services, sup- ELIGIBILITY: No one excluded due to inability to pay
port groups, mental health counseling, women’s HIV+ sup- COST: Insurance accepted but not required
port group HOURS: HIV testing Mon., Thurs 9:00AM–7:00PM
ELIGIBILITY:
No one excluded due to inability to pay. Medicaid Other services Monday–Friday 9:00AM–5:00PM
and most major insurance plans TRAVEL: B, D, Q, N, R train to Dekalb; 2, 3, 4, 5 train to
Nevins.
HOURS: Mon–Thu 9:00AM–5:00PM, Fri 9:00AM–12:00PM BROOKLYN PLAZA MEDICAL CENTER
650 Fulton Street
TRAVEL:
3 train to Saratoga, walk to Brookdale, or B35 bus to Brooklyn, NY 11217
Rockaway Pkwy; taxi orambulance may be provided through (718) 596-9800 ext 160 Fax (718) 855-5628
Medicaid
CONTACT: Darrell Turner, Director
THE BROOKLYN HOSPITAL CENTER SERVICES: HIV testing, case management, HIV prevention and
PROGRAM FOR AIDS TREATMENT & HEALTH education, adult internal medicnie, dental, pediatrics,
(PATH) OB/GYN, family planning, P-Cap, WIC, Nutrition counsel-
Two Locations in Brooklyn: ing,group and indvidual counseling, HIV/AIDS primary care,
HIV/Prevention support grups for HIV positives.
Downtown Campus Caledonian Campus
HOURS: Mon, Fri 9:00AM–5:00PM; Tues–Thurs 9:00AM–8:00PM;
121 Dekalb Ave. 2nd Fl. 100 Parkside Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11201 Brooklyn, NY 11226 Sat 9:00AM–3:00PM
(718) 250-8427 (718) 940-5933, 5930 COST: Medicaid, ADAP, Sliding scale,based on income
CONTACT: Edwin Hernandez Karen Gooden TRAVEL: G, C to Fulton, 4 & 5 to Atlantic. Bus B-25. B-52, B-38
COMMUNITY HEALTH CARE NETWORK SERVICES: Comprehensive medical care, immune services for
Four locations in Brooklyn. Call for hours and directions HIV/AIDS, adolescent program social services, support
groups, Saturday walk-in clinic
COST: Medicaid, Sliding scale fee, some major health insurance
ELIGIBILITY: HIV positive
CABS CENTER LANGUAGES: English and Spanish
94 Manhattan Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11206 HOURS: Monday–Friday 8:00AM–5:00PM, Saturday walk-in
(718) 388-0390 or 91 TRAVEL: Call for directions
CONTACT: Janelle Buckley, Gomez Manager
SERVICES: Comprehensive medical care for HIV/AIDS, EAST NEW YORK DIAGNOSTIC
HIV counseling & testing, crisis intervention, family AND TREATMENT CENTER
planning, adult medicine, mental health, teen pact program. 2094 Pitkin Avenue
CARIBBEAN HOUSE CENTER Brooklyn, NY 11207
1167 Nostrand Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11225 (718) 240-0519 or 0552 or 0400
(718) 778-0198 or 2834 CONTACT: Carline Mesadive
CONTACT: Kettely Francis Ext: 222 SERVICES: Comprehensive medical care for HIV/AIDS, HIV
SERVICES: Full range of medical services, case man- counseling and testing, comprehensive psychological testing,
agement, HIV testing and health education, prenatal bereavement counseling
services, social services, STD examination/treat- HOURS: Monday–Friday 9:00AM–5:00PM,
ment, gynecological services including contracep- Call registration desk for an appt.
tives and free pregnancy testing, mental health ser- COST: Medicaid, sliding scale, DAS.
vices, pediatric, alternative medicines. TRAVEL: C train to Liberty Ave. or #3 train to Pennsylvania
DR. BETTY SHABAZZ HEALTH CENTER Ave., Bus #B20 or B83 to Pitkin Ave.
999 Blake Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11208
(718) 277-8303 or 04 INTERFAITH MEDICAL CENTER
CONTACT: Center Director-Daryl Johnson Three locations in Brooklyn:
SERVICES: HIV counseling & testing, comprehensive
1545 Atlantic Avenue
medical care for HIV/AIDS, pediatrics, mental health, Brooklyn, NY 11238
adult medicine, family planning, prenatal care, (718) 935-7054
ob/gyn, STD screening and treatment, social work, CONTACT: Maria Green, Virginia Clark. For Maternal/ Child
women’s support service, case management. program call Sylvina Ibrahim (718) 604-6164
SOUTH BROOKLYN CENTER
141 Nevins Street, Brooklyn, NY 11217 555 Prospect Place 500 St. Marks Avenue
(718) 855-2643/44 Brooklyn, NY 11213 Brooklyn, NY 11238
CONTACT: Ms. Gladys Correa
Tel: 718-613-6587
CONTACT: Luan Browne
SERVICES: HIV testing and counseling, STD examina-
tion and treatment, social services and health educa- SERVICES: Comprehensive medical care for HIV/AIDS,HIV
tion, prenatal, family planning, gynecology counseling & testing, support groups, social services, men-
tal health counseling, substance abuse counseling, individ-
CONEY ISLAND HOSPITAL ual/group psychotherapy, maternal child program for HIV-
2601 Ocean Parkway positive prenatal women and newborns
Brooklyn, NY 11205 HOURS: Monday–Friday 8:00AM–4:00PM
General Information (718) 616-3000 or 3991 COST: Medicaid accepted, sliding fee available; DAS if eligible
CONTACT: Michelle Iseu (ID Clinic) (718) 616-3950 with documentation

TRAVEL: B45 bus to Park/Washington Ave.; or #2 or #3 train to
SERVICES: Comprehensive medical care, HIV counseling &
testing, HIV/AIDS primary care, HIV education, pediatric Eastern Parkway
AIDS information and treatment
HOURS: Mon, Tues, Fri 8:30AM–11:30am; Wed. 12:30PM–4:30PM KINGS COUNTY HOSPITAL CENTER
TRAVEL: Call for directions 451 Clarkson Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11216
CUMBERLAND DIAGNOSTIC (718) 245-4914, Dental
AND TREATMENT CENTER 245-3496 Gynecology, 245-4549 Colposcopy
100 North Portland Avenue CONTACT: Ms. Bethune (718) 245-2800;
Brooklyn, NY 11201 Ms. Maxine (718) 245-2809
CONTACT:(718) 260-7838; Ms. Rose Schaumberg (718) 260- SERVICES: Comprehensive HIV/AIDS medical care, and case
7839; Ms. Lucy Martinez (718) 260-7840 management
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ELIGIBILITY:
HIV positive. Most insurance accepted, Medicaid University Hospital AIDS Unit, women interagency HIV
offered if eligible study, project HOPE, community education/outreach program,
LANGUAGES: Creole, English, French support groups, member of the pediatric AIDS network.
HOURS: Monday–Friday 8:00AM–5:00PM ELIGIBILITY: Medicaid, ADAP, private insurance, sliding scale
TRAVEL: 2 or 5 train to Winthrop Ave. LANGUAGES: Creole, English and Spanish
HOURS: Monday–Friday–call for appointment (evening
KINGS COUNTY HOSPITAL CLINIC, HEALTH & appointments available on Mondays)
EDUCATION ALTERNATIVE FOR TEENS (HEAT) TRAVEL: 2 or 5 train to Winthrop; Buses B12, B35, B41, B44,
451 Clarkson Avenue, E Building, B46, or B49
4th floor, Room 4115
(718) 467-4446 WYCKOFF HEIGHTS MEDICAL CENTER
CONTACT: Osvaldo Vazquezn; Dr. Birnbaum, pager (800) 613- POSITIVE HEALTH MANAGEMENT
9699. Group Counseling (718) 270-3284 342 Stanhope Street
SERVICES: Full medical services for adolescents ages 13–21 Brooklyn NY 11237
with HIV/AIDS, GYN services, HIV pre and post test counsel- (718) 628-1040
ing and testing, and psychological counseling for adoles- CONTACT: Maryland Toney
cents, case management, support groups SERVICES: HIV primary care, AIDS services, entitlements,
LANGUAGES: English, Spanish, Creole mental health, housing assistance, substance abuse treat-
HOURS: Monday–Friday 9:00AM–5:00PM ment, family counseling
TRAVEL: 2 or 5 train to Winthrop; buses B12, B35, B41, B44, ELIGIBILITY: HIV positive or AIDS diagnosis
B46, B49 LANGUAGES: English and Spanish

SOUTH BROOKLYN HEALTH CENTER

120 Richards Street BEDFORD STUYVESANT FAMILY HEALTH CENTER,
Brooklyn, NY 11213 INC.
(718) 834-8202 Two locations in Brooklyn
CONTACT: Dir–Joseph Felix, Ext. 235; Ms. M. Diaz, Ext. 252; 1413 Fulton Street 1238 Broadway
SERVICES: Comprehensive medical care (HIV/AIDS), HIV Brooklyn, NY 11216 Brooklyn, NY 11221
counseling/testing, dental, ophthalmology, OB/GYN, psycholo- 718-636-4500 718-443-2428
gy, nutrition, substance abuse counseling, 24 hour hot line.
CONTACT: Ulysses Kilgore, III CONTACT: Dr. Elaine Clarke
ELIGIBILITY: Free for HIV positive patients without coverage.
SERVICES: The Center aims to provide one stop shopping to
Sliding fee for 1st visit–if documentation available, patients
its patients. Among the services offered are: Internal
can be billed later, other insurance may be accepted
Medicine, Obstetrics/Gynecology, Pediatrics, Dentistry,
LANGUAGES: English and Spanish, Creole, Russian
Cardiology, Psychiatry, Ophthalmology, Podiatry, Surgery
HOURS: Mon–Fri 8:30AM–5:00PM, Sat 8:30AM–2:00PM
Consultation, Pain Management, Acupuncture, Herbal
TRAVEL: B77 bus to Lorraine Street, B61 to Van Brunt/Kings
Medicine, Nutrition and Social Work. The Center also has
Street, or F train to Smith Street
an AIDS Outreach Education Program, an HIV counseling
and testing program, a Healthy Families/Successful Start
ST. MARY’S HOSPITAL
Program, a Diabetes Self Management program, WIC, PCAP
179 Buffalo Street
and a mobile Health Care for the Homeless Team which
Brooklyn, NY 11213
travels to various soup kitchens and homeless shelters pro-
(718) 221-3507
viding health and social work services at those sites.
CONTACT: Cynthia Maye; Janet Christie
SERVICES: Comprehensive medical care for HIV/AIDS, HIV COST: Medicaid, Medicare and most insurance and HMO
counseling & testing, immunology, social services plans accepted. For those without coverage, a “sliding fee
HOURS: Monday–Friday 9:00AM–5:00PM scale” based on income and family size is used.
COST: Medicaid and other insurance ELIGIBILITY: Medicaid, ADAP, private insurance, sliding scale
TRAVEL: Call for directions LANGUAGES: Creole, English and Spanish

HOURS: 1413 Fulton: Mony, 8am-8pm; Tue, Wed, Fri 8am-
SUNY HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER AT BROOKLYN 5pm; Thu, 8am-6pm and Sat, 8am-2pm; 1238 Broadway:
470 Clarkson Avenue Sun–Fri, 11am-7pm, Sat, 10am-3pm.
Brooklyn, NY 11203 TRAVEL: 1413 Fulton: “A” Train to Nostrand Ave & Fulton St ,
(718) 270-3745, 3818 B25 bus, stops at cor. Fulton Street & Brooklyn Ave; 1238
CONTACT: Lorraine Salis, Alexa Kazil Broadway “J” Train to Koscuisko St or Gates Ave stop. B47
SERVICES: Star Clinic, Comprehensive medical services for or B24 bus, stops at cor. Greene Ave & Broadway. B38 bus
HIV/AIDS, HIV counseling/testing, adolescent HIV program, stops at either Dekalb or Lafayette Avenues.
M A N H AT TA N
THE ACTORS’ FUND OF AMERICA THE ADDICTION INSTITUTE OF NEW YORK.

729 Seventh Avenue, 10th Floor
Website: www.addictioninstituteny.org
New York, NY 10019
(212) 221-7300, ext. 118 Fax (212) 764-0238 Three Locations in Manhattan:
Website: www.actorsfund.org Roosevelt Division–Winston 8
Roosevelt Hospital
CONTACT: Barbara Davis,Chief Program Officer ext.140; or
1000 Tenth Avenue
Tamara Shapiro, Managing Director at (212) 221-7300 ext
New York, NY 10019
116 for intake; Lucy Seligson ext, 119 Intake & Housing
(212) 523-8373
Specialist; Carol Wilson ext, 160 Human Resources
CONTACT: John Bellamy Taylor, CASAC
SERVICES:On-going case management including Domestic St. Luke’s Division–S&R 8
Violence services, crisis intervention, referrals, emergency St. Luke’s Hospital
financial assistance to persons in the entertainment field. 1111 Amsterdam Avenue
ELIGIBILITY:
Five years of documented earnings in the field of New york, NY 10025
entertainment (212) 523-1897
CONTACT: Gene McCullough, RN
COST: Free
Adolecent Program & Women’s Health Project
LANGUAGES: English 411 West 114th Street
New York, NY 10025
(212) 523-7165 (for Addolecent), (212) 523-5198
TRAVEL:
A, C, N, R, 1, 2, 3 or F trains to 50th St (located (for Women)
between 48 and 49 Streets) SERVICES: Detoxification services( outpatient, sub-acute
inpatient, acute inpatient), Inpatients rehabilitation ser-
vices (Roosevelt division only), Outpatient rehabilitation
services ( Intensive outpatient day treatment program, non-
intensive outpatient services, connect program for mothers
with children, women”s health project, comprehensive
addiction program for adolecents, D.W. I.program, brief
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intervention service, mesdemeanor drug court program, ELIGIBILITY:Those infected with or affected by HIV/AIDS, no
nurses helping nurses, college outreach , prevention & edu- cost for service
cation, methadone treatment program, senior citizen ser- LANGUAGES: English and Spanish
vices, family program, vocational rehabilitation program.
HOURS:Mon-Thur 9:00am-6:00PM
COST: most insurance is accepted as payment, Sliding-scale
TRAVEL: bus 3,5,11,36 or 98 to 179th street/T. Washington, A,
is offered for patients without insurance, Medicaid, Medicare.
1, 9 train to 181st street
AFRICAN SERVICES COMMITTEE, INC.
429 West 127 Street (Main Office) AMERICAN INDIAN COMMUNITY HOUSE, INC.
New York, NY 10027 11 Broadway, 2nd Floor
(212) 222-3882 Fax (212) 222-7067 New York, NY 10004
Website: www.africanservices.org (212) 598-0100 Fax: (212) 598-4909
CONTACT: Kim Nichols, Executive Director; Claudette Website: www.AICH.org
Francois, Senior Case Manager. CONTACT: Larenia Elies
SERVICES: Counseling and referral services for: HIV, mental SERVICES: Community outreach and Education unit on HIV
health, dental, and case management. Also support groups, prevention
legal/immigration services, translation and interpretation
ELIGIBILITY: Native American, no fee for services, must have
services.
tribal affiliation.
ELIGIBILITY: Open to anyone, regardless of immigration status.
COST: No cost for services
LANGUAGES: Amharic, Bambara, Djola, English, French,
Soninke, Tigringa, Wolof, Pulaar, Haitian-Creole TRAVEL: #6 train to Astor Place; N or R train to 8th St.
TRAVEL: A,C,B or D trains to 125th street and St. Nicholas ASIAN & PACIFIC ISLANDER COALITION ON
Or #1 train to 125th Street and Broadway HIV/AIDS (AIPICHA)
400 Broadway (Entrance on Walker St.)
AIDS TREATMENT DATA NETWORK New York, NY 10013
611 Broadway, Suite 613 (212) 334-7940 or Fax (212) 334-7956
New York, NY 10012 (212) 334-6029 for clinic Infoline (646) 744-0984
(800) 734-7104 or Fax (212) 260-8869 Website: www.apicha.org
(212)-260-8868
CONTACT: Therea Rodriguez, Executive Director;
Website: www.atdn.org
Victor Inada MD, Clinic Administrator
CONTACT: Kenneth Fornataro Executive Director; or Octavio
SERVICES:APICHA, offers STD screening, HIV counseling,
Posada
testing and referrals for medical follow-up and primary care.
SERVICES: Case management, AIDS/HIV Treatment informa- Other health related services include prevention education,
tion and counseling, referral aging, mental health services, community organizing, client services. Technical assistance
housing, immigration with program planning, research and evaluation. The edu-
ELIGIBILITY: HIV positive and NYC resident cation and prevention programs are targeted for women,
COST: None gay/bisexual/transgender youth through adulthood. Street
LANGUAGES: English and Spanish outreach and support groups and counseling are offered in
HOURS: Monday–Friday 9:00AM–5:00PM the various Asian and Pacific Island dialects and languages,
cobra case management and HIV rapid testing
TRAVEL: B,D,F or Q train to Broadway-lafayette, 6 train to
Bleeker or N/R train to Prince St. ELIGIBILITY:
Must be living in NYC with HIV/AIDS for case
management services
ALLANZA DOMINICANA INC COST:Free for HIV/AID services or sliding-scale cost for STD
715 West 179 Street
screening, most health plans insurance accepted.
New York, NY 10033
Tel: 212-795-4226 LANGUAGES: English, Spanish, Chinese, Taiwanese, Japanese,
Korean, Tagalog, Bisayan, Lao, Thai, Khmer, Bengali, Hindi,
CONTACT: Jacqueline Kline, Program Director
Vietnamese, Cantonese.
SERVICES: Case management, suppor groups, anonymous HIV
testing, mental health counselling, workshops on education HOURS: Monday–Friday 9:30AM– 5:30PM
and prevention for all age groups, day care, drop-out preven- TRAVEL: #1,6, N and J train to Canal Street.
tion, support groups for recovering drug abuseres, recre-
ational activities.
BETANCES HEALTH CENTER CALLEN-LORDE COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER

280 Henry Street 356 West 18 Street
New York , NY 10002 New York, N.Y. 10011
Tel:(212)-227-8408/ Fax: (212)-227-8842 (212) 271-7200 ext 153 for appointment Fax:
(212)-227-8401 for appointment (212)271-8111
Website: www.betances.org Website: www. Callen-lorde.org
CONTACT: Babette Hudson ext 147 SERVICES: Health and Support services targets gay, lesbian,
SERVICES: Comprehensive primary acre, HIV counseling and bisexual, and transgender, as well as identified hetrosexual
testing, Harm reduction for HIV+ individuals only, Internal MSM. This facility offers a full range of comprehensive
medicine, pediatrics, family care OB/GYN services, cardiolo- medical, dental, HIV rapid testing, and mental health indi-
gy, podiatry, optamology, mental health, cardiology, physical vidual and group counseling, Crystal Meth support groups,
therapy, dental and complelemtary alternative care. sexual health clinic which includes STD testing and treatment.
COST: Medicaid, Medicare, various insureance accepted, slid- Special clinic for women & adolescents.
ing scale HOURS: Mon–Tue: 11:00AM–8:00PM, Wed: 12:30PM–8:00PM,
HOURS: Mon–Thur 9:00AM–7:00PM, Fri 9:00AM–5:00PM Thu–Fri: 9:00AM–4:30PM. For Sat hours, call number above.
COST: Medicaid, Medicare, most HMOs, also sliding scale
LANGUAGES: English, Spanish and Chinese
fees based on income, ADAPT
TRAVEL:F train to East Braodway, M 22 bus to Madison and
LANGUAGES: English, Spanish, Hebrew
Governor Street
TRAVEL: A, C,E, 2, 3 trains to 14th Street. 1, 9 trains to 18th
Street. L train to 8th Avenue.
BLANTON PEALE COUNSELING CENTERS
3 West 29 Street ,5th floor CHARLES B. WANG COMMUNITY CENTER
New York, NY 10001 Website: www.cbwchc.org
Tel: (212) 725-7850 (intake coordinator)
Two Locations in Manhattan:
Fax: (212) 689-3212
Website: www.blantonpeale.org 125 Walker Street 2nd floor,
New York, NY 10013
CONTACT: Debra Chen, ext. 119
SERVICES:Health Educ. (212) 226-8866, x226
SERVICES: Individual, couple, group psychotherapy, family Social Worker Services: (212) 226-1661
counseling for everyday issues (e.g. anxiety, depression, WIC: (212) 226-8375 Mon-Fri: 9:00AM–5:00PM.
alienation, questions about sexual orientation or sexual Dental: (212) 226-9369 M-F 9–6., Sat-Sun: 9–5
feelings) Mental Health: (212) 226-3888 Mon-Fri: 9:00AM–5:00PM.
ELIGIBILITY: 13 years or older Pediatric Services: (212) 226-3888,
COST: Most insurance, Medicaid and Medicare appropriate, out M-T, Th-F 8:30–7, W 10–6; Sat-Sun 8:30–6.
of pocket expenses based on income $35.00 for students. 268 Canal Street
TRAVEL: 1, 9 or N, R Train to 28th Street New York, NY 10013
(212) 379-6988 Fax: (212) 379-6936
BREAST EXAMINATION CENTER OF HARLEM SERVICES: Internal Medicine: (212) 379-6996
163 West 125 Street, Fourth Floor M-T 9–6, W 10–6, Th Sun 9–6
New York, NY 10027 Mental Health: (212) 379-6996 M-F: 9–5
(212) 531-8032/8126-32 Fax (212) 864-7469 Women’s Health: (212) 966-0228; M-T,Th-Sun 9–5, W 10–5
CONTACT: Diana Godfrey, Director; Jeralyn Cotrez, Health COST: Low cost and Sliding scale, insurance
Educator; LANGUAGES: Chinese, Cantonese, Mandarin
(All appointments must be scheduled through the adminis- TRAVEL: 6, N, R,Q,W trains to Canal St;
trative staff at the number above)
SERVICES: Breast cancer screening, mammograms, pelvic CHINESE-AMERICAN PLANNING COUNCIL, INC.
examination and pap smear, counseling, patient follow-up 365 Broadway, Ground Floor
and education New York, NY 10013
(212) 941-0030, 38, or 81 Fax (212) 226-5351
ELIGIBILITY: Services available to all women
HIV/AIDS Hotline (212) 941-0030
COST: Low or no cost or insurance
Website: www.cpc-nyc.org
HOURS: Monday–Friday 8:30AM–5:00PM CONTACT: Judy Axyoune, Director of Community Services
(First Saturday of every month. 8:30AM–2 NOON) SERVICES: Child care resource and referral, entitlement ser-
TRAVEL:
vices, foster care, prevention and HIV/AIDS case manage-
2, 3, A, B, C, D train to125th St. or Bus 100, 101 or 102
ment, outreach and education, family support services, early
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intervention service coordination, family resource center, COMMUNITY HEALTH CARE NETWORK
food stamps medicaid, housing HELEN B. ATKINSON CENTER
ELIGIBILITY: Varies according to program 81 West 115 Street
LANGUAGES: Chinese (Cantonese, Mandarin), and English New York, NY 10026
HOURS: Monday–Friday 9:00AM–5:00PM (212) 426-0088 and Fax: (212) 426-8367
TRAVEL: 6, N, R, A, C, E train to Canal St; B, D, Q train to dial 0 for appointment
Grand St; or F train to Bway/Lafayette. Enter on Franklin St. SERVICES: Adult and adolescent medicine, pediatrics, HIV
counseling/testing/treatment, prenatal care, family plan-
CITICARE, INC. ning/birth control, HIV case management. Adult Medicine,
154 West 127 Street 3rd floor Dental Podiatry and Nutrition.
New York, NY 10027 COST: Sliding scale fee
(212) 749-3507 Fax (212) 666-1679 LANGUAGES: English , Spanish and French
Website: www.citicare.com HOURS: Mon-Tue, Thur 9:00AM–5:00PM,
CONTACT: Intake Receptionist Wed 10:00AM–6:00PM, Fri 9:00am-1:30PM; Sat 9:00AM–4:00PM
SERVICES: Primary medical care, HIV/AIDS follow-up care , TRAVEL: 2,3 or 6 train to 116th St. (b/t Lenox & Fifth)
pediatrics, immunization, nutrition, health education and
social work services COVENANT HOUSE
COST: Most insurance, sliding scale fee
460 West 41 Street
HOURS: Mon–Sat 8:30AM–5:00PM, Sat: 9:00AM–2:00PM
New York, NY 10036
TRAVEL: 2, 3 train to 125th St., A or C train to 125th St.
(212) 613-0300 or 0315
National Toll-Free Helpline: 1-800-999-9999
COMMUNITY COUNSELING & MEDIATION (CCM) Website: www.covenanthouse.org
Mc Murray Center CONTACT: Pauline Heslop, md
115 West 31 Street, 5th Floor SERVICES: Primary health care (STD/TB testing, HIV counsel-
New York, NY 10001 ing & testing, OB/GYN, immunizations, physicals), crisis
(212) 564-6006 Fax (212) 564-3440 center, substance abuse intervention, Rights of Passage
CONTACT: Mimi Lavine, Director program, outreach, Mother and Child Program
SERVICES: Full service mental health center for at-risk women ELIGIBILITY: Youth under age 21
and children, many of whom are homeless and/or survivors of COST: Sliding scale, starting at$10.00
abuse and incest, HIV positive Lesbian Program, COBRA case HOURS: Monday–Friday 8:00AM–5:30PM (Crisis Center open
management, TAP (Treatment Another Place) Program offer- 24 hrs/365 days per year–Call helpline for information)
ing out of home placement for emotionally disturbed children. TRAVEL: A, C, E train to 42nd St., Walk to 41st and 10th Ave.
COST: AInsurance plus sliding scale starting at $35.00

Medicaid accepted) CREATE, INC.
OUTPATIENT TREATMENT PROGRAM
HOURS: Mon–Thu: 9:00AM–9:00PM; Fri: 9:00AM–5:00PM;
73 Lenox Avenue
Sat: 9:00AM–5:00PM New York, NY 10026
TRAVEL: A, C, E, B, D, F, Q, N, R, 1, 9, 2, 3 train to 34th Street
(212) 663-1596 Fax: (212) 663-1323
www.create.com
COMMUNITY HEALTH CARE NETWORK
92-94 Ludlow Street / 50 Essex Street CONTACT: William Perkins or Marjorie Malcolm
New York, NY 10002 SERVICES:Medically supervised chemical dependence treatment.
(212) 477-1120, (212) 423-8488 Mental health counseling, individual and group counseling,
(212) 477-8957 (Case Managers) case management, relapse prevention, HIV Education and
CONTACT: The front desk Prevention, narcotics/alcoholics anonymous, assistance with
SERVICES: Adult Primary Care, Family Planning, birth control
affordable housing and supportive services for women who are
pills, pregnancy tests, STD testing and treatment, prenatal single parents reestablishing an independed family life; par-
care, HIV counseling and testing, HIV Primary Care, case enting skills, vocational skills, nutrition counseling, and other
management. workshops conducted weekly.
COST: Medicaid, sliding scale fee; some insurance
CREATE, INC.
LANGUAGES: Cantonese, Chinese, English, French, Italian,
YOUNG ADULT CENTER
Mandarin, Spanish 133-135 West 128th Street
HOURS:Monday–Wednesday 9:00AM–5:00PM; New York, NY
Thursday 10:00AM– 7:00PM, Fri 9-1:00PM (212) 662-2000 Fax: (212) 662-2166
TRAVEL: F, J or M trains to Delancy/Essex Street
CONTACT: Angelo Soto
ELIGIBILITY:
youth for males only ages 18 -25 years old SERVICES: Arrive training program, two months program that
COST:no visit co-pay cares for individuals and families affected wit or by HIV and
LANGUAGES: English, Spanish drugs, durg treatment,(outpatient), comprehensive case
HOURS:Monday–Friday 9:00AM–4:00PM, Mon. evenings 5–8PM management, harm reduction, recovery readiness program.
Ex–offenders conference
DAYTOP VILLAGE, INC. ELIGIBILITY: HIV positive or at risk for HIV
Administrative Office LANGUAGES: English and Spanish
54 W. 40th Street / 4th Flr HOURS: Monday–Friday 9:00AM–5:00PM
New York, NY 10018 TRAVEL: 1 train to 28th street and 7th Ave, F train to 23rd St
(212) 354-6000 Fax: (212) 354-5928 and 6th Ave, or E,C train to 23rd St and 8th Avenue and then
CONTACT: Carol Samberg, Human Resources walk to 26th St between 6th and 7th Ave.
SERVICES: Residential, Adolescent and Outreach Facilities
throughout New York City and New York State providing a FACES (Forging Ahead for Community
variety of substance abuse treatment services Empowerment & Support)
HOURS: Monday–Friday 9:00AM–5:00PM 317 Lenox Avenue 10th Flr
New York, NY 10027
DAYTOP VILLAGE, INC. OUTREACH CENTER (212) 283-9180 Fax: (212) 864-1614
500 Eighth Avenue, 3rd Floor CONTACT: Antonio Rivera (ext.145); Hector Gracia (ext. 106)
New York, NY 10018
SERVICES: HIV-STD prevention supportgroup, case management,
Tel: (212) 904-1500 Fax: (212)-904-1444
housing, food pantry, dinner program, substance abuse sup-
Website: daytop.org.
port group, HIV counseling and support services for MSM
SERVICES:Inpatient and outpatient substance abuse treat- and women, legal services, advocacy, advance directives
ment, HIV and Hep. C education, anger management COST: Free
ELIGIBILITY: NY State residents ages 12 and over ELIGIBILITY: Prevention services for HIV negative, and all
COST: Medicaid, most HMO insurance plans , sliding scale other services for HIV positive
TRAVEL: Call for hours and directions or take the A, C or E LANGUAGES: English, Spanish, and Carribbean
train to 34Th street HOURS: Prevention program: Mon–Fri 9:00AM–8:00PM, Other
programs with an appointment
THE DOOR, ADOLESCENT HEALTH CENTER TRAVEL: 2,3 trains to 125th Street, walk up to corner of 126th
555 Broome Street Street and Lenox Avenue.
New York, NY 10013
Tel: (212) 453-0222 Fax (212) 941-9614 GAY MEN’S HEALTH CRISIS, INC. (GMHC)
Website: www.door.org House of Latex Youth
121 Avenue of Americas (Administrative Offices) 119 West 24th Street / 6th Flr
New York, NY 10013 New York, NY 10011
Fax (212) 343-2754 (212) 367-1369 Fax: (212) 367-1395/70
Website: www.gmhc.org
CONTACT: Carolyn Glaser, Surpervisor of Health education
Hotline: (212) 807-6655 or
SERVICES: HIV pre and post test counseling, AIDS information,
1-800-AIDS-NYC (1-800-243-7692)
general physical examination, family planning, primary
M–F:10AM–9PM, Sat:12PM–3PM
health care clinic, adolescent parenting classes, legal services,
college preparatory, classes in computers, cooking, dance, CONTACT: Sheilah Mabry, CSW, or Arbert Santana
GED, ESL, music, drug prevention, crisis intervention SERVICES: Substance abuse counseling, safer sex workshops,
ELIGIBILITY: Adolescents ages 12–20 1/2 peer education and training, support groups, HIV couseling
LANGUAGES: Cantonese, English, French, Mandarin, Russian, and rapid test
Spanish COST: Free
HOURS: Mon and Wed 12:00AM–7:00PM; Tues 2:00PM-7:00PM LANGUAGES: English and Spanish
Thur 12:00PM–6:45PM; Fri 11:00AM–6:30PM HOURS: Mon, Tues, Thurs 10:00AM–7:00PM;
TRAVEL: #1, #9 train to Canal St.; C, E train to Spring Street Wed & Fri 10:00AM–9:00PM
TRAVEL: 1,9,F trains to 23rd Street, NJ Path to 23rd Street.
EXPONENTS, INC.
151 West 26 Street GAY MEN OF AFRICAN DECENT
New York, NY 10001 103 East 125 Street, Suite 503 (at Park Avenue)
Tel: 212-243-3434 Fax: 212-243-3586 New York, NY 10035
Toll-Free: 1800-673-7370 (212) 828-1697 Fax (212) 828-9602
CONTACT: Ivette Mendez, Client Outreach Director, Website: www.gmad.org
Carmella –Outreach referral specialist CONTACT: Donald Powell, Health and Wellness Coord. x120
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SERVICES: Risk reduction counseling, focusing on HIV and and follow-up services, transportation and escort services,
STD prevention and education, HIV counseling and testing child care/babysitting, 24 hour crisis intervention services
is provided by appointment only. support group, referrals, COST: No fee
and social activities. For a schedule of weekly education and LANGUAGES: African Dialects, Creole, English, French, Spanish
support group sessions, open goups on sex and sexulaity HOURS: Monday–Friday 9:00AM–5:00PM
meeting. MSM testing a prority. TRAVEL: A or 2 train to 125th St, Located 125th & 7th Ave.
HOURS: 10:00AM–8:00PM walk ins on Mon-Wed 2:00PM-5:00PM
COST: Free HARLEM UNITED COMMUNITY AIDS CENTER,
TRAVEL: #4,5, and 6 Lexington Ave trains or the #’s 2 and 3 to INC., & FROSTED ALLIANCE
Lenox Avenue and 125th Street 123-125 West 124 Street 179 East 111 Street
GOD’S LOVE WE DELIVER (212) 531-1300 Fax (212)531-0140/1
166 Avenue of the Americas Website: www.harlemunited.org
New York, NY 10013
CONTACT: Gwendolyn Palmer, Medical receptionist
(212) 294-8100 Fax: 212-294-8139
Website: www.godslovewedeliver.org SERVICES: Day center program for HIV positive people, scattered
site housing, pastoral care, HIV prevention, outreach and educa-
CONTACT: Lisa Zullig, HIV Nutrition Spec. (212) 294-8165. tion, HIV primary care and entitlement, support groups; case
James Konetsky, Cleint Service Rep. (212) 294-8147; management, mental health
Client Services: (212) 294-8102 ELIGIBILITY: HIV positive or AIDS diagnosis
SERVICES: Nutrition services for and hot meals delivered to COST: Free for most services; Medicaid for clinical services
homebound persons diagnosed with AIDS. Also available to LANGUAGES: English and Spanish
conduct nutritional workshops to agencies and small groups HOURS: Monday–Friday 9:00AM–3:00PM; Sun 9:00AM–1:00PM.
ELIGIBILITY: Must have AIDS diagnosis Evenings by appt.

COST: Free TRAVEL: 2 or 3 train to 125th St between 7th Ave and Lenox
HERITAGE HEALTH CARE

GRAND STREET SETTELEMENT, HIV SERVICES 1727 Amsterdam Avenue (145 Street 4thfloor)
80 Pitt Street New York, NY 10031
New York, NY 10002 (212) 862-0054 Fax: 212–926-0487
Tel: 212-674-1740 ext 272 Fax: 212-979-8677
CONTACT: Dr. Bellesario, Director
Website: www.grandstreet.org
SERVICES: Adult and adolescent comprehensive health services,
CONTACT:Judith Sam–Program Coordinator, Sonia Daley–Dir.
social services, dental services, ob-gyn, family planning,
of Youth Services.
Emergency contraceptives are given, TB screening, Chest X-
SERVICES: HIV peer training services, HIV/STD education, Rays, Diabetes and Thyroid management. HIV testing and
HIV/STD testing and referrals; Confidential young men and counseling, referrals and case management, Peds &
women and LGBTQ rap groups. Women’s Health Services, Opthamology.
COST: free ELIGIBILITY: Peds through 50 years old
ELIGIBILITY: 14 year to 24 years COST: Private Insurance is also accepted.
LANGUAGES: Spanish and English LANGUAGES: English, Spanish, French, Russian and Indian.
HOURS: Monday–Friday 10:00AM–6:00PM HOURS: Mon, Wed 8:30–5:00PM. Tue, Thur 8:30AM–7:00PM,
TRAVEL: F and J train to Delancy Essex walk north on Delancy Fri 8:30AM–12:300PM, Sat. 9:00AM 1:00PM
to rivington make a right walk strainght down Rivington
TRAVEL: A train to 145th St. or the #1 to 145th and B’way ,
and 80TH Pitt Street.
M100,101, BX19 bus
HARLEM DOWLING WEST SIDE CENTER HENRY STREET SETTLEMENT

FOR CHILDREN AND FAMILY SERVICES 301 Henry Street
2090 Adam Clayton Powell Blvd., 3rd-4th Floors
265 Henry Street
New York, NY 10027
40 Montgomery Street
(212) 749-3656 Fax (212) 749-9539
New York, NY 10002
Website: www.harlemdowling.org
Tel: 212-765-9200/212-233-5032 Fax: 212-571-4132
CONTACT: Karen Dixon, Deputy Executive Director www.Henrystreetsettlement.org
SERVICES: Foster care boarding home, adoption services, HIV/ CONTACT: Nilsa Pietri, or Lela Charney, CSW.
AIDS case management services, individual and group This agency has 13 locations. Check the website for details
counseling, peer support group, substance abuse referral on services offered at each location
SERVICES: HIV counceling and testing, substances abuse ELIGIBILITY:

Active Medicaid, VidaCare, or ADAP Plus
counseling and referrals, Mental health individuals and COST:no visit co-pay
group counseling, peer training institute for age 13-24 years LANGUAGES: English, Spanish
old, adolescent support service, after school program for HOURS:Monday–Friday 9:00AM–5:00PM,
ages 6-12 years weekend hours available Sat./ Sun.
HOURS: Mon–Fri 8:00AM–4:00PM. TRAVEL: 14D bus to 10th Street and Avenue D, F train to 2nd
Mental health clinic, Wed 8:00AM–8:00PM. Ave Stop, L train to 1st Avenue, 4/5/6 trains to Union Square
After school program, Mon-Fri 3:00AM–6:00PM 14th street and cross town 14 D bus.
COST: Medicaid, Medicare, most HMO’s also sliding scale HOUSING WORKS 13TH STREET
based on income ADULT DAY HEALTH CARE CENTER
LANGUAGES: English and Spanish 320 West 13th Street
New York, NY 10014
HIV LAW PROJECT, INC. (212) 645-8111, x210 Fax: (212) 645-0354
15 Maiden Lane 18th Floor CONTACT: Marangely Sanchez (sanchez@housingworks.org)
NY, NY 10038 SERVICES: Social work services and crisis intervention, clinical
(212) 577-3001/8950 Fax: 212-577-3192 case management, medical services (ADAP and Medicaid
Website: www.hivlawproject.org accepted), complementary therapies (Music, Art, Acupuncture,
CONTACT: Intake receptionist, by appointments only Massage), nutritious meals (hot breakfast and lunch), sub-
stance abuse counseling & support, health groups, HIV support
SERVICES: Free legal services for HIV positive individuals who
groups, Transgender and Trans-affirmative health care ser-
reside in Manhattan or the Bronx (civil law only, e.g. housing,
vices, Transgender evening programs, legal services, vocational
entitlements, immigration, family law), or for homeless in
rehabilitative services, exercise & gym facility, Thrift Store
all five boroughs
Vouchers (must be enrolled in ADHC).
ELIGIBILITY: Low income
HOURS: Intake 9:30AM–5:30PM ELIGIBILITY: Must be HIV Positive, Medicaid Eligible & 18 yrs
TRAVEL: 2,3,4,5 train to Fulton Street; A,C to Broadway/Nassau of age and over
COST: Free of charge for low-income NY Residents
HIV PROGRAM SERVICES LANGUAGES: English, Spanish
HIV RESOURCE LIBRARY HOURS: 7 Days a week 8:30AM–5:00PM
455 First Avenue 12 Floor Box 81 TRAVEL: L/A/C/E trains to 14th Street.
New York, NY 10016
(212) 447-2981 Fax (212) 447-8239 HOUSING WORKS
PRIMARY CARE CLINIC
CONTACT: Gloria Wilson
320 West 13th Street, 4th Floor
SERVICES: Access to extensive video lending collection, refer- New York, NY 10014
ence books, collection periodicals, reports, special informa- (212) 645-8111, x126 Fax: (212) 645-0345
tion for target population groups.
CONTACT: Vanessa Baque Clinic Manager, (baque@housing-
works.org)
Appointments recommended for large groups. Closed major
SERVICES: Services provided: Comprehensive HIV specialty ser-
holidays and weekends.
vices and primary care. We offer medical case management,
TRAVEL: #6 train to 23rd Street/Bus M-23 to 1st Avenue. nutritional consultation, harm reduction services (including
Walk to 26th Street Across from Bellevue hospital. syringe exchanges) on site psychiatric care. Co-located with
AIDS Adult Day Treatment services. Courteous compassionate
HOUSING WORKS primary care with a focus on HIV issues.
PRIMARY CARE SERVICES ELIGIBILITY: Active Medicaid, VidaCare, or ADAP Plus
743-749 E 9th Street
New York, NY 10009
(212) 677-7999, x136 Fax: (212) 739-0007
HOURS:Monday–Friday 9:00AM–5:00PM,
CONTACT: Xiomara Ortiz, Clinic Manager, (ortiz@housing- weekend hours available Sat./ Sun.
works.org) TRAVEL: L/A/C/E trains to 14th Street.
SERVICES: Comprehensive HIV specialty services and primary

care. We offer medical case management, nutritional consul- IDENTITY HOUSE
tation, harm reduction services(including syringe exchanges) 39 West 14 Street
on site psychiatric care. Co-located with AIDS Adult Day New York, NY 10011
Treatment services. Courteous compassionate primary care (212) 243-8181 Fax (212) 206-0719
with a focus on HIV issues. Website: www.identityhouse.org
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CONTACT: Patty Nelson Office Manager LIVING CONSORTIUM AT NEW YORK URBAN
SERVICES: Peer counseling, groups and referrals for lesbian, LEAGUE
gay, bisexual and transgender communities 204 West 136 Street
COST: $20 donation suggested New York, NY 10030
LANGUAGES: English, Spanish by appointment (212) 926-8000
HOURS: Monday-Thursday 11:00AM-4:00PM
CONTACT: Beverly
Walk In clinic Mon, Tue, Thur, Fri 6:00AM–9:00PM
TRAVEL: Take #1 or 9 train to 14th Street SERVICES: Teen pregnancy prevention & parenting services,
youth programs, peer counseling, job training and place-
IRIS HOUSE #1 ment, HIV education services, Historically Black College
2271 Second Avenue Fair and College Tour, referral for parenting services
New York, NY 10035 ELIGIBILITY:Youth ages 12–21 from districts 9 and 10 (Central
(212) 423-9049 Fax (212) 423-9193 and West Harlem)
Website: www.irishouse.org COST: Free
CONTACT: Kenneth DeJesus LANGUAGES: English and Spanish
HOURS: Monday–Friday 9:00AM–5:00PM Office
SERVICES: Case management, ongoing self-develoPMent edu-
cation, nutrition and food services, health education, stress Program times vary
TRAVEL: 2, 3 or B, C train to 135th St.
management services, on-site child care, transportation/
escort services, support groups & family counseling, exercise,
scattered site housing through Division of AIDS Services. LOWER EASTSIDE SERVICE CENTER, Inc.
46 East Broadway (Bet. Market & Catherine Streets)
ELIGIBILITY:
Women living with HIV/AIDS New York, NY 10002
COST: Free, Medicaid (212) 343-3520 Fax: (212) 274-8198
LANGUAGES: Creole, English, Spanish, French
MTP Intake: (212) 343-3522/20
Website: www.lesc.org
HOURS: 9:00AM–5:00PM Monday-Friday
CONTACT: Deborah Ward
TRAVEL: #6 train to 116th St., walk to 117th St. and 2nd Ave.
SERVICES: Methadone program, mental health, HIV testing
IRIS HOUSE #2 ELIGIBILITY: Medicaid or Medicaid eligible, self pay (sliding scale)
2348 Adam Clayton Powell Blvd. LANGUAGES: Chinese, English, Spanish
(7th Avenue) HOURS: 8:00AM–4:00PM
New York, NY 10030 TRAVEL: Call for directions
(646) 548-0100 Fax: (646) 548-0200
Website: www.irishouse.org METROPOLITAN PSYCHOTHERAPY AND
CONTACT: Racquel Peters–Williams
FAMILY COUNSELING PRACTICE
Mulitiple locations.
SERVICES: Case management, counselling services, womens
(212)-228-2929 intake
support group, mental health, substance use. Website: www.metropolitanpsychotherapy.org
JEWISH GUILD FOR THE BLIND: SERVICES:Family, indivdual and group psychotherapy coun-
MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES AND COMMUNITY seling services for children and adults covering Adolescent
OUTREACH issues, Adult Children of Alcoholics, AIDS/HIV, Anxiety and
15 West 65th Street panic disorders, Child development issues, Career and work
New York, NY 10023 related concerns, Men’s issues, Multicultural issues,
(212) 769-6263/6265 Fax: (212) 769-7869 Obsessive, Compulsive Disorder, Phobias, Recovery issues,
Website: www.jgb.org Sexual Abuse/incest/rape,Stress management, Substance
use and abuse,Trauma, Women’s issues.
CONTACT: Michael Fink
COST: Insurance reimbursable, sliding scale starting at
SERVICES: Crisis intervention, Individual therapy,
Psychopharmacology intervention, Medical coordination and $60.00 per session.
liaison, Short-term problem resolution, Case management,
Psychological rehabilitation readiness, treatment monitoring MINORITY TASK FORCE ON AIDS
and maintenance of clients with chronic mental illness. 317 Lenox Avenue 10th floor
Clinical Services include medical, vision, and rehabilitation. New York, NY 10027
Offers psychiatric clinic, a mental health day treatment pro- (212) 283-9180 Fax (212) 283-9195
gram, and a developmental disabilities day treatment program. Website: http://verizonsupersite.com/mtfanyorg/home/
CONTACT: Violet Tabor, Executive Director; Antonio Rivera,
HOURS: Monday–Friday 9:00AM–5:00PM, no walk-ins
Director of Education; Hector Garcia
SERVICES:Client Services, case management, legal services, NORTHERN MANHATTAN/BRONX

scattered site housing, outreach and educational services, MSM AND IDU OUTREACH COALITION
HIV/AIDS Health Education and Prevention. Advocacy and 103 East 125 Street, Suite 503
referrals. Ora–Quick advance HIV testing New York, NY 10035
ELIGIBILITY: Person infected with or affected by HIV. (212) 828-1697 Fax: (212) 828-9602
COST: Free
CONTACT: Donald Powell
LANGUAGES: Creole, English, Spanish
SERVICES: Under the leadership of GMAD and the Harlem
HOURS: 9:00AM–5:00PM Monday-Friday
TRAVEL: #2 or 3 trains to 125th, walk up to 126th street.
Directors, the coalition provides opportunities to collaborate
with local community-based agencies in Manhattan and the
THE MOMENTUM PROJECT, INC. Bronx forming partnerships to conduct outreach, training
322 Eighth Avenue and hosting community conferences to address the specific
New York, NY 10001 issues related to mem who have sex with men (MSM), and
(212) 691-8100 ext 326 Fax: (212) 691-2960 injection drug users (IDUs), advocacy for targeted popula-
Website: www.momentumaidsproject.org tions by community. Technical assistance is offered to agen-
cies to ensure that quality care and education is provided to
CONTACT: Robert Bolton (for referrals)
professional and paraprofessionals working with the target
SERVICES: Meals, pantry bags, nutritional counseling and population. Numerous support groups are conducted on
assessment, harm reduction, social work, chaplaincy, health site. For a full list of the support groups and meeting times
education, housing and entitlement advocacy, support groups call the agency or visit the web site www.GMAD.org
ELIGIBILITY: HIV infected HOURS: generally Monday–Friday 10:00AM–6:00PM.
COST: Free TRAVEL: #’s 4, 5, or 6train to 125th Street and Lexington
LANGUAGES: English, Spanish (limited French, Dutch, German) Avenue, or the #2, and 3 to Lenox Avenue and 125th Street
TRAVEL: Call for hours and travel directions
walk over to 125th between Park and Lexington Avenue.
NATIONAL RECOVERY INSTITUTES (NRI) NMPP INTENSIVE CASE MANAGEMENT PROGRAM

339 West 51 Street, Ste 1 127 West 127 Street, Room 314
(212) 957-0776 (212) 665-2600 Fax: (212) 665-1842
CONTACT: Mario Drummonds, Director
SERVICES: Substance abuse treatment services, inpatient and
outpatient detoxification programs SERVICES: Family enrichment, teen consumer program, job
ELIGIBILITY: Anyone with substance abuse problem

training and placement, linkages to community resources,
individual/group/family counseling, 24 hour accessibility,
COST: Most insurance and managed care, Medicaid
advocacy, home visits, peer involvement
LANGUAGES: English and Spanish ELIGIBILITY: Resident of Central or West Harlem, presently
HOURS: Daily 9:00AM–5:00PM receiving or at-risk of receiving foster care or preventive ser-
TRAVEL: E, C, 1 or 9 train to 50th Street
vices from ACS due to substance abuse, primary caretaker
recently discharged from a residential substance abuse pro-
NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND RESEARCH gram and has children, alcohol and/or substance abuse history
INITIATIVE, INC. (NDRI) COST:Free
CENTER FOR AIDS OUTREACH & PREVENTION HOURS: Intake Monday–Friday 9:00AM–5:30PM
1825 Madison Avenue (between 118-119)
New York, NY 10035
(212) 678-4712 Fax: (212) 678-4516 TRAVEL: A, B, C, D, 2, 3 train to 125th Street
CONTACT: Tomas F. Santos, Office Mgr; Diane Price, Field Mgr

NYU SCHOOL OF MEDICINE/BELLEVUE CENTER
SERVICES: Street based outreach; risk reduction and health Pediatric Infectious Diseases Program
education relating to HIV/AIDS and substance use/misuse; 550 First Avenue
distribution of harm reduction materials; referrals to sub- New York, NY 10016
stance abuse treatment; medical and social services www.med.nyu.edu/pedsid
ELIGIBILITY: None CONTACT: Dr.William Borkowsky, Director (212) 263-6426,
COST: None Sandra Deygoo, Res. Coordinator (212) 263-5680,
LANGUAGES: English and Spanish SERVICES: Pediatric and adult infectious diseases physicians,
HOURS: Monday–Friday 8:30AM-4:30PM. obstetrician-gynecologists, adherence counselors, child life

counselors/art therapists, team counselors, lab technicians,
TRAVEL: 6 train to 116th St.
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social workers, psychologists, psychiatrists, neurologist, POSITIVE HEALTH PROJECT

dieticians, scientists, dentists and tutors. 301 West 37 Street, 3rd floor
TRAVEL: 6 train to 23rd Street or M15 bus to First Avenue New York, NY 10018
(212) 465-8304 Fax (212) 465-8306
PARK MED CONTACT: Ed Manchess, Executive Director
800 Second Avenue SERVICES: Syringe exchange, on-site HIV counseling and test-
New York, NY 10017 ing,case management, acupuncture, meantal health services
(212) 686-6066 Fax: (212) 779-7724/ including individual, group therapy, transgendered services,
(212) 679-2365 primary medical care, needle exchange program
Website: www.parkmed.com
ELIGIBILITY: All are welcome
SERVICES: Non-surgical abortions (1st, 2nd trimesters), col-
COST: Free
poscopy, tubal ligations, complete gynecological care which
includes pap smears, HPV test breast examination along with LANGUAGES: English and Spanish
all STD, LEEP, morning after pill, proof of pregnancy letter HOURS: Mon 10:00AM–5:00PM; Tues 10:00AM–5:30PM;
COST: most insurances, Medicaid (Medicaid pre-screening Wed 10:00AM–6:00PM; Thurs 10:00AM–7:00PM;
provided), temp Medicaid, cash, credit cards Fri 10:00AM–7:30PM; Sat1:00PM–5:00PM Syringe exchange
ANGUAGES: Creole, English, French, Chinese, Russian, Spanish TRAVEL: A, C, or E train to 34th Street
HOURS: Tue–sat 7:00AM–5:00PM

PRIDE INSTITUTE
TRAVEL: 4,5,6, or 7 Train to 42th Street, behind 42nd street
57 West 57 Street Suite 912
and 43rd street New York, NY 10019
In Cornerstone Hospital
PHASE: PIGGY BACK, INC., PROJECT OKHUTE (212) 755-0200 Fax (212) 755-3996
1780-86 Amsterdam Avenue 1-800-547-7433
New York, NY 10031
CONTACT: Jim Sinclair
(212) 281-5695 Fax (212) 281-5892
SERVICES: Inpatient chemical dependency programs and psy-
CONTACT: Nellie Pauls
chiatric care for gay, lesbian, transgender and bisexual per-
SERVICES: Substance abuse counseling & relapse prevention, sons, outpatient group treatment for chemical dependency
support groups, detoxification referrals, health education,
ELIGIBILITY: Services are aimed specifically for gay, lesbian,
arts and crafts, living skills, outreach referrals
and bisexual persons
ELIGIBILITY: History of substance abuse, 18 and over
COST: Medicaid, various private insurance, Medicare, self pay
COST: Medicaid LANGUAGES: English and Spanish
LANGUAGES: English and Spanish HOURS: 24 hours–on-call
HOURS: Mon, Wed, Fri 9:00AM–5:00PM;
Tues, Thurs, 11:30AM–8:30PM PROJECT STAY (Services to Assist Youth)
TRAVEL: A, B, C, D, 1 or 9 train to 145th Street
21 Audobon Avenue (166th Street)
215 West 125th Street 1st floor
PLANNED PARENTHOOD OF NEW YORK CITY New York, NY 10032
MARGARET SANGER CENTER (646) 284-9732 Fax (646) 284-9729
26 Bleeker Street Website: HarlemHealth.org
New York, NY 10012 CONTACT: Joanna Pridil
Appointments: (212) 965-7000 SERVICES: Comprehensive Medical and Psychosocial services
Facts of Life Line (212) 965-7015 for youth and young adults from 13 years old and up. Special
Website: www.ppnyc.org medical services for adolescents living with HIV/AIDS. HIV
CONTACT: Appointment line medical care and support groups for women that are Rapid
SERVICES: pregnancy counseling and testing, contraception
HIV infected. HIV counseling and testing, (ORASURE) HIV
including “morning after” pill, pregnancy termination (up testing is available. Nutrition counseling is also provided.
to 18 weeks with general anesthesia), pap smears, col- Ob-Gyn including comprehensive reproductive health coun-
poscopy, STD/HIV counseling and testing, social services, seling/education. STD counseling, testing and treatment
family planning benefits program. individual and group counseling sessions are offered.
Support groups are conducted, Call for an apponitment.
COST: Insurance accepted, sliding scale fee, medicaid screening
COST:Free
HOURS: Mony–Tue 8:00AM–4:30PM,
LANGUAGES: English, and Spanish
Wed-Thur Fri 8:00AM–6:30PM, Sat 7:30AM–4:30PM
HOURS: Mon–Fri 8:30AM– 5:00PM, by appointment only.
TRAVEL: 6 train to Bleeker St.
ST. MARK’S PLACE INSTITUTE FOR tion. Gender Identity Project, AA, NA and crystal meth sup-
MENTAL HEALTH/UNITAS port groups.
57 St. Mark’s Place TRAVEL: 1, 2, 3, N, R to 14th Street
New York, NY 10003
(212) 982-3470 Fax (212) 477-0521 TRI CENTER, INC.
Website: www.bluetechinc.com/clients/unitas/ 1369 Broadway, 2nd Floor
unitashome.htm New York, NY 10018
SERVICES: Mental health substance abuse (outpatient), psy- (212) 268-8830 Fax: (212) 947-2424
chological assessment, psychiatric evaluation, individual, CONTACT: Site Manager or Intake Dept.
group, family , or substance abuse counseling, Family assess-
SERVICES: Alcoholism and substance abuse treatment; indi-
ments and treatment, support groups, special counseling .
vidual and group counseling; family counseling, assess-
COST: Medicaid, Medicare, and Most insurance is accepted.
ments and psych. evaluations
LANGUAGES: English, Spanish, Russian, Ukrainian, Polish,
ELIGIBILITY: Must have chemical abuse or dependency issues
Romanian, Freach, and Japanese.
COST: Medicaid, Medicare, most major health insurance accepted
HOURS: Mon–Fri 8:30AM–9:00PM, Sat. 8:30AM – 6:30PM
TRAVEL: 6 train to Astor Place or R, W trains to 8th Street or
HOURS: Intake 8:30AM–5:00PM
M15, M8 Bus to St. Mark’s Pl.
Staggered group session availability 9:30AM–6:30PM
TRAVEL: 1, 2, 3, 9, A or C train to 42nd Street
SAFE HORIZON/STREET WORKS
165 West 131st Street VIDA FAMILY SERVICES, INC.
New York, NY 10027 127 East 105 Street
(212) 695-2220 Fax (212) 695-2317 New York, NY 10029
CONTACT: David Nish, Director (212) 289-1004 Fax (212) 427-3433
SERVICES: Non-residential counseling and drop-in center, CONTACT: George Alejalejando, Intake Coordinator
referral services, legal services, showers, clothing, outreach
SERVICES: Outpatient drug counseling, (individual and group
for homeless or street involved youth up to 22 years of age
psychotherapy) Family counseling, anger management, par-
in the Time Square area, mental health screening, over-
enting services, GED and vocational education. On site child
night shelter program for members only
care provided for all clients. Acupuncture.
ELIGIBILITY: street involved youth up to 24 years old
COST: Sliding scale; Medicaid:
HOURS: Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri 11:00PM–4:00PM; HOURS: Mon-Friday. 9:00AM–8:00PM
Sat, Sun 12:00PM–4:00PM TRAVEL: 6 train t o 103rd St.
TRAVEL: A, C, 2, 3 train to 125th St., walk to Adam Clayton Powell
VOCATIONAL FOUNDATION INC
TALK SAFE 52 Broadway,
412 Sixth Avenue, Suite 401 New York, NY 10010
New York, NY 10011 (212) 823-1001 Fax (212) 673-8975
CONTACT: Henry Koegel, Director CONTACT: Jay Escobar, Health Res. Spec. (212)-823-1035
SERVICES: group counseling, one-to-one counseling, couples SERVICES: Career training including job-readiness skills,
counseling, community outreach education GED,computer technology and office training, job placement
ELIGIBILITY: Gay/bisexual men, MSM, who are HIV–or untested services also available, hotel program
COST: Free ELIGIBILITY: 17–20 years old, high school grads and drop outs.
HOURS: By client appointment only, 24 hour answering LANGUAGES: English and Spanish
machine, evening appointments available. HOURS: Monday–Friday 9:00AM–5:00PM

THE LESBIAN, GAY BISEXUAL & WOMEN’S PRISON ASSOCIATION & HOME, INC.
TRANSGENDER COMMUNITY CENTER
Mental Health & Support Services Two locations in Manhattan:
208 West 13 Street. Huntington House
New York, NY 10011. 347 East 10 Street
Tel: 212-620-7310 New York, NY 10009
SERVICES: Center Care–counseling, advocacy, recovery, educa- (212) 677-0949
CONTACT: Telora Evas
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Harper Home Administrative Office YOUNG MEN’S CLINIC

110 Second Avenue Washington Heights-Inwood
New York, NY 10011 Ambulatory Care Network
(212) 674-1163 21 Audubon Avenue
CONTACT: Clarabel Perez New York, NY 10032
SERVICES: Placement services, HIV/AIDS services, peer support (212) 342-3232, or 342-2302 Fax (212) 342-2320
groups, intensive case management, prison-based services Website: www. HarlemHealth.org
for pre-discharge services, prevention program, COBRA and CONTACT: Darren Petillo
alternatives to incarceration, entitlements, medical SERVICES: Comprehensive Medical and Psychosocial services
ELIGIBILITY: Present or past involvement with the criminal for adolescent and adult men. Special medical services for
justice system, or women at risk of becoming involved adolescents living with HIV/AIDS. STD testing, treatment and
COST: Free of charge; Medicaid eligible for intensive case education Support groups and individual sessions available.
management COST: Ages 14-24
HOURS: 24 hours / 7 days a week (shelter) LANGUAGES: English, and Spanish
TRAVEL: Call for directions HOURS: Monday 4:00PM; Friday 12:30PM. Call for an appoint-
ment or just walk-in. Men only on Friday.
WOMEN’S HIV COLLABORATIVE OF NEW YORK TRAVEL:#1 train or the A, C to 168th Street walk down to
111 East 14 Street pmB #147 (mailing address only) 166th and Audubon Ave.
New York NY 10003
(212) 367-1012 Fax: (212) 367-1022
Website: www.womenscollaborative.com
CONTACT: Reena John
SERVICES: Information,education, policy and advocacy,

research, working groups, monthly roundtables, community
awareness.
Manhattan Primary Care Providers
BELLEVUE HOSPITAL CENTER, AIDS PROGRAM BETANCES HEALTH UNIT, INC.

462 First Avenue (27th Street) 280 Henry Street
(212) 562-3000 Fax (212) 562-3916 (212) 227-8401 Fax (212)349-9385
First time patients CONTACT: Ray Rios, Program Director; HIV Health Educator
Administration (212) 562-3906 SERVICES: Comprehensive medical care, HIV/AIDS primary
Virology Clinic (212) 562-4038 care, gyn, cardiology, podiatry, nutrition programs, mental
Pediatrics (212) 263-6426 health, support groups, massage therapy, case management,
STD Clinic (212) 562-3265 complementary primary care services are available,
CONTACT: Dr.Judith Abeg, Director; Robert Holzman, Dena acupuncture, confidential HIV counseling and testing.
Rakower, Administrative Director COST: Sliding scale fee, Medicaid, ADAP+, Medicare, GHI,
SERVICES: Comprehensive medical care for HIV/AIDS, HIV 1199, private insurance
counseling and testing, gynecology, nutrition, social work LANGUAGES: English, Spanish
services HOURS: Mon.–Wed 8:00AM–8:00PM , Thur. 9:00AM–7:00PM
HOURS: Adult Clinic: Monday–Friday 8:30AM–4:30PM (Thurs.

Fri-Sat. 9:00am –5:00PM
TRAVEL: F Train to East Bway; #14 Ave A bus to Montgomery St.
until 7:00PM); Pediatric Clinic: Tuesdays and Thursdays (call
for hours); STD Clinic: Tuesday and Thursday from
1:00PM–4:00PM BORIKEN NEIGHBORHOOD HEALTH CENTER
2253 Third Avenue 3rd floor
TRAVEL: #6 train to 28th Street, or #1 or #23 bus
New York, NY 10035
(212) 289-6650
CONTACT: Yolanda Morales for HIV referrals Ext 243
Maria Delgado for Social Services Ext 286
SERVICES: WWomen’s health service, dental services, HOURS: Monday–Friday 9:00am –5:00PM
Podiatry services, nutritional services, primary medical COST:Medicaid and other insurance
care, STD screening, confidential HIV conseling and rapid TRAVEL: #4,5 & 6 train to 59th Street
testing, HIV specialtiy follow-up clinic, educational support
group, case management service. DANIEL C. LEICHT CLINIC
COST:Free for HIV screening test, and most insulances are Gouverneur Hospital Room 179
accepted; Medicare, Medicaid,GHI, Center Care, Blue Cross 227 Madison Street,
Blue Shield, 1199, private insurance. New York, NY 10002
(212) 238-8188 Fax (212) 238-8189
TRAVEL: 6 Train to 125th Street, walk to 123rd Street and 3rd
Avenue, or Buses M 101 to 123rd Street, M100, M60, BX15 CONTACT: Maria Delacruz
to 125th Street SERVICES: Primary Medical Care, Nursing Health Education,

Social Work, Nutrition, Support Groups Clinical trials,
GREENWICH HOUSE INC. Psychiatric assessment/treatment HIV Clinic provides test-
122 West 27 Street ing, Counseling and treatment.
3rd Floor ELIGIBILITY: Our commitment to care extends to all regardless
New York, NY 10001 of ability to pay, area of residence, immigration status.
(212) 255-8980 Fax (212) 647-1509 LANGUAGES: English, Spanish, Mandarin, Cantonese Malaysian
CONTACT: Claudia Spencer, Case Management HOURS: Mon–Wed, 9:00am 5:00PM; Thurs, 9:00AM–7:00PM;
Fri (clinic) 9:00AM–12PM; Fri.(walk-in) 1:00PM 4:00PM
SERVICES: Primary medical care for PWA’s, Substance Abuse
TRAVEL: F train to East Broadway, exit at front of trainonto
counsling, HIV/AIDS counseling and testing Mental Health
Madison St.
Counseling; Methadone Treatment
ELIGIBILITY: Ages 18 up. M.E.N.T.O.R
COST: Medicaid, Insurance, Sliding Fee Scale ”Middle East Natives, Testing Orientation and
LANGUAGES: English, Spanish Referral Services”
110 West 40 Street, Suite 1008
HOURS: Monday–Friday, 9:00AM–5:00PM
New York, NY 10018-3616
TRAVEL: C, E, F V, R, N, W trains 28th St, or #1 to 28th St (212) 398-5992 Fax (212) 398-5993
Website: www. mentorsny.org
HARLEM HOSPITAL INFECTIOUS DISEASE CONTACT: Wabba Gihaly, Director
CLINIC, WOMEN’S PAVILION
506 Lenox Avenue, SERVICES: HIV/STD/HCV and domestic violence Risk reduc-
Kountz Building tion counseling, community outreach, Peer education &

New York, NY 10031 training, Support groups, Referrals and Social activities
(212) 939-2910 (212) 939-2916 COST: Free
LANGUAGES: Arabic, French, English
CONTACT: Joyce Bruel,
HOURS: Monday–Friday 8:00am –5:00PM
SERVICES: Comprehensive medical care for HIV/AIDS, case TRAVEL: Take t#1,2,3,4,5,6,9, B,D,F,N or Q trains to 42nd St.
management, gynecology, support groups, community-based or #7 train to 5th Avenue. M1-M7, M42, Q4 and Q32 buses
clinical trials, social services all stop at or near Bryant Park and New York, Public Library.
COST: Medicaid and other insurance, hospital will make
financial arrangements METROPOLITAN HOSPITAL
HOURS: Mon, Thurs. 9:00AM–4:00PM; Fri 9:00AM–12:00PM 1901 First Avenue, Room 1D7
TRAVEL: #2 or #3 train to 135th Street New York, NY 10029
(212) 423-6262 (212) 423-6127 ID Clinic–Rm 14B
LENOX HILL HOSPITAL CONTACT: Dr. John Corser or Josephine Dela Fuente
Primary Care Center SERVICES: Comprehensive medical care for HIV/AIDS, case
210 East 64th Street 1st floor management, nutrition, psychological care, drug detoxifica-
New York, NY 10021 tion program, specialized care (dermatology, ophthalmology,
(212) 434-4251 surgery, mental health, OB/GYN)
CONTACT: Stephanie Hite HOURS: Monday–Friday 9:00AM–3:00PM
SERVICES:Comprehensive medical care for HIV/AIDS, case COST: Medicaid and other insurance
management, nutrition, support groups, education, social TRAVEL: #6 train to 96th St, walk to 97th St. and First Ave.
services
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MOUNT SINAI HOSPITAL, AIDS CENTER ST. LUKE’S–ROOSEVELT

1 Gustave L. Levy Place Morning Side Clinic, Center for Comprehensive Care
New York, NY 10029, Box 1009 1111 Amsterdam Avenue
(212) 241-1897 Admin. Fax (212) 831-1127 New York, NY 10025
(212)241-6159 Appt. Desk (212) 523-3847 Fax (212) 523-5677
CONTACT: Aaron Diaz
CONTACT: Dr. Francis Wallach, Director
SERVICES: Comprehensive Primary Care for HIV infected and
SERVICES: Comprehensive medical care for HIV/AIDS, case AIDS diagnosed for children, adolescent and adults.
management, neurology, pentamidine services, clinical trials, Counseling and education offered to families and individuals.
specialized care (dermatology, ophthalmology, surgery, men-
ELIGIBILITY: MA, ADAP, Medicare
tal health, OB/GYN), DOT for TB patients
LANGUAGES: English, Spanish, Korean, French
HOURS: Mon–Fri 9:00AM–5:00PM; Tues 9:00am-7:00PM
COST:All insurance, hospital can make financial arrangements HOURS: Monday–Friday 9:00AM– 5:00PM
TRAVEL: #6 train to 96th St, or Bus #1 to Madison/100th St TRAVEL: Take #1 or 9 train to 116th Street
NORTH GENERAL HOSPITAL, AIDS CENTER ST. VINCENT’S MIDTOWN HOSPITAL

1824 Madison Avenue Three locations in Manhattan:
New York, NY 10035 415 West 51st Street (Ninth/Tenth)
(212) 423-4255 Fax (212) 423-4045 New York, NY 10019
CONTACT: Carl Kirton or Cherry–Ann Jackson (212)423-4163 (212) 459-8000/ 8780
SERVICES: Comprehensive medical care including HIV/AIDS 350 West 51 Street (Eighth/Ninth)
case management, pediatric services, psychiatric services, New York, NY 10019
dental care, education and outreach programs. HIV Counseling (212) 641-2955
and Testing Comprehensive Medical Care Including. HIV/AIDS, 143 West 73rd Street (Columbus/Amsterdam)
including sub-specialties. Nutrition counseling and education. New York, NY 10023
COST: Medicaid and most private insurances accepted (212) 496-8485
LANGUAGES: English, Spanish, French SERVICES: Comprehensive Primary Care for HIV infected and
HOURS: Monday–Friday 10:00AM–4:00PM HIV Testing AIDS diagnosed for children, adolescent and adults.
Counseling and education offered to families and individu-
TRAVEL: #4, 5, 6 to 125th Street (at 122 Street)
als. HIV dental clinic, Hepatits C treatment program, case
management, psychiatry, substance abuse counseling.
WILLIAM F. RYAN COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER
ELIGIBILITY: MA, ADAP, Medicare
Three locations in Manhattan:
110 West 97 Street
New York, NY 10025 HOURS: Monday–Friday 8:30AM– 5:00PM
(212) 749-1820 Fax (212) 932-8323

CONTACT: Tom Roberts Clinic Supervisor HIV Services TOPS CLINIC, NYU SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
550 First Avenue , Room W50
Ryan Chelsea-Clinton Clinic
New York, NY 10016
645 Tenth Avenue,
1st Floor (246 on 1st Ave.)
New York, NY 10036
(212) 263-8973 Fax (212) 263-7806
(212) 265-4500
CONTACT:P at Ryan–Nurse appt (212) 562-6333
279 East 3 Street
Community case management
New York, NY 10009
SERVICES: Access to supportive counseling free confidential HIV
(212) 477-8500
Testing, Pre and Post test counseling, complete medical care,
CONTACT: Ryan Nena
access to clinical trials, support group for HIV positive teens. STD
SERVICES: HIV Early Intervention Prevention Education and testing testing treatment and education. Referrals to special
Outreach, Case Management and Support Services. SHOUT care. GYN and other reproductive health services, birth control
Van offers health screening and counseling. ELIGIBILITY: Young people ages 12–24
ELIGIBILITY: HIV infected or affected, adolescents 12–21 years COST: Free, sliding access to clinical trials
COST: No cost, sliding fee scale
LANGUAGES: English, French Spanish, Creole, Chinese
LANGUAGES: Spanish, English, French Creole
HOURS: Wednesday 2:30PM–5:30PM
HOURS: Mon., Thurs. 9:00AM–7:00PM,
Tues., Wed., Fri. 9:00AM–5:00PM Sat 9:00am –1:00PM TRAVEL: We pick kids up in main lobby if it’s their first time
here. 6 train to 28th St, #1 Bus or #23 Crosstown Bus.
TRAVEL: #1, 2, 3 to 96th Street (bet. Columbus Amsterdam
UNION SETTLEMENT ASSOCIATION

HIV MENTAL HEALTH/SUPPORT SERVICES PROGRAM
2089 Third Avenue (114 Street)
New York, NY 10029
(212) 828-6144 Fax (212) 828-6145
CONTACT: Mario Rios, Intake Coordinator
SERVICES: Comprehensive outpatient mental services,individ-
ual, couples, family, group mental health services/counseling
for children, adolescents, adult’s and older persons infected and
affected by HIV/AIDS. Confidential counseling, psychiatric eval-
uation and medication advocacy, case management, referrals.
ELIGIBILITY: HIV +
COST: Slidinf scale, third party insurance
HOURS: Mon–Thur 8:00AM–8:00PM, Fri–8:00AM–5:00PM
TRAVEL: #6 train to 116th Street.
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QUEENS
820 RIVER STREET, INC. 1600 Central Avenue, Suite 401

108-30 Sutphin Blvd. Far Rockaway, NY 11691
Jamaica, NY 11435 (718) 868-8645
CONTACT: Taiesha Hines
(718) 526-3803
97-45 Queens Blvd Suite 1220
CONTACT: Kathy Nickels
Rego Park, NY 11374
SERVICES: Substance abuse treatment, relapse prevention, (718) 896-2500
individual/group counseling, HIV/AIDS education, crisis CONTACT: Judith Pedraza
intervention, job readiness/life management skills, domes- 42-57 Hunter Street
tic violence Long Island City, NY 11101
COST: Medicaid, Medicaid eligible and sliding scale fee (718) 472-9400
LANGUAGES: English CONTACT: Kevin Blank
HOURS: Monday–Friday 9:00AM–5:00PM; Sat 9:00AM–2:00PM SERVICES:Comprehensive HIV/AIDS support services for
TRAVEL: Call for directions Queens residents: case management, counseling, chemical
dependency counseling, mental health, crisis intervention,
AIDS CENTER OF QUEENS COUNTY (ACQC) nutritional counseling, needle exchange. For Needle
Four Locations in Queens: Exchange program, contact: Terrell Blaire at (718) 472-9400
175-61 Hillside Avenue, Suite 403 ELIGIBILITY:
HIV infected or affected residents of Queens County
(87th & Hillside)
COST: Mental health services on a sliding scale; other services
Jamaica, NY 11432
(718) 739-2525 at no cost
CONTACT: Jaun Rojas LANGUAGES: English and Spanish
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CARIBBEAN WOMEN’S HEALTH ASSOCIATION COMMUNITY HEALTH CARE NETWORK

1600 Central Avenue 97-04 Sutphin Blvd.
Far Rockaway, NY 11691 Jamaica, NY 11432
(718) 868-4746 (718) 657-7088 Fax (718) 657-7092
CONTACT: Sr. Community Health Worker: Aztrid Werner CONTACT: Donna Hansford, HIV Coordinator (718) 297-3397;
SERVICES: Comprehensive referral service for all social ser- Dora Harry-Cobra Site Manager
vice issues, case management services, support groups, pre- SERVICES: HIV case management, HIV medical care, prenatal
sentations on health issues, immigration services. care, HIV counseling and testing, family planning, social
COST: Free work services, STD treatment, pregnancy testing, GYN care,
LANGUAGES: English, Spanish, French/Creole nutrition counseling, support groups, risk reduction,
HOURS: Monday–Friday 9:00AM–5:00PM acupuncture, psychiatric evaluation and treatment, psy-
TRAVEL: To Queens Vill.: LIRR to Queens Village, Bus Q36; To chotherapy, advocacy, peer education, free gyn for adoles-
Far Rock.: “A” Train to Mott Ave, #22 Green Bus to last stop cent, dental care
ELIGIBILITY: Most insurance accepted; Medicaid, ADAP, CAP,
CENTER FOR CHILDREN & FAMILIES, INC. sliding scale fee

SAFE SPACE PROGRAM LANGUAGES: Creole, English, Spanish
163-18 Jamaica Avenue, 4th Floor HOURS: Mon, Wed, Thurs, and Fri: 10:00AM–5:00PM
Jamaica NY 11432 Tues: 9:00AM–7:00PM

(718) 262-9180 Fax (718) 291-5020 TRAVEL: E, Z, or J train to Sutphi; Buses: 6, 8, 9, 40, 60, to
Sutphin & 97th Ave. Q43, Q30, Q31 to Sutphin/Archer Ave.
CONTACT: Tara Herlocher, Program Coordinator; Wendel
Moore, HOPE Coordinator
CONCERNED CITIZENS OF QUEENS
SERVICES: Enrolls pregnant women into early and comprehen- 40-18 Junction Boulevard
sive prenatal/primary care programs; also serves HIV posi- Corona, NY 11368
tive women, and HIV positive mothers of newborns who (718) 478-1600/1605 Fax (718) 478-4318
need assistance in obtaining medical care and income sup-
CONTACT: Rafael Grasso
port; provides outreach to community, health education
SERVICES:Assistance with immigration only
workshops, counseling, crisis intervention, case manage-
ment, Medicaid pre-screening, support groups for individu-
HOURS: Tuesday-Saturday 10:00AM–6:00PM
als affected by HIV/AIDS, referrals to health and social ser-
vices (public assistance, WIC, FAN, P-CAP, day care).
ELIGIBILITY: Low income pregnant or parenting women and COUNSELING CENTER OF QUEENS COUNTY
their children in need of medical, social, educational and 97-45 Queens Blvd. Suite 1116
vocational services; Ages 13 and up; COST: free Rego Park, NY 11374
LANGUAGES: English and Spanish (718) 459-8404
HOURS: Monday–Friday 9:00AM–5:00PM; eves weekends by appt CONTACT: Laura Cohen, Clinic Director; Iris Laguna, Admin. Asst.
TRAVEL: E or J train to Jamaica Center/Parsons Blvd or F SERVICES: Mental health assessment, crisis intervention,
train to Parsons Blvd. Buses Q6, Q8, Q9, Q40, Q111 or Q113 individual/family/couples therapy and problem-focused
to 164th St or Parsons Blvd. terminal intervention
ELIGIBILITY: HIV infected or affected
CHOICES WOMEN’S MEDICAL CENTER, INC. COST: Medicaid, ADAP
29-28 41st Avenue LANGUAGES: English and Spanish
Long Island City, NY 11101 HOURS: Mon–Thurs 9:00AM–8:00PM; Fri 9:00AM–6:00PM
(718) 786-5000 TRAVEL: G or R train to 63rd Drive, or Bus Q60 to 63rd Drive
CONTACT:Barbara Barrows, Director of Clinical Services
Sup: Lorna Aquiles (718)786-5000 Ext. 154 DAYTOP VILLAGE, INC. OUTREACH CENTER
91-01 Merrick Blvd
SERVICES:Gynecology, mental health, family planning, prena- Jamaica NY 11432
tal and postpartum care, termination of pregnancy surgical (718) 523-8288
and non-surgical procedures, removal of STD’s
CONTACT: Brenda Harris-Collins (718)523-4242
LANGUAGES: Chinese, English, French, Korean and Spanish SERVICES: Outpatient substance abuse treatment clinics
ELIGIBILITY: NY State residents ages 12 and up
HOURS: Monday–Saturday (day and evening hours)
COST: Medicaid, most insurance, sliding scale
TRAVEL: E or F train to Continental Ave., switch for G or R LANGUAGES: English and Spanish
train to 63rd Drive; or E or F train to Queens Plaza; walk up HOURS: Mon–Fri 9AM–9PM adults; Mon–Fri 9AM–5PM adoles-
the block. cents; for evening intake/group sessions call Sat. 10AM–3PM
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DAYTOP VILLAGE, INC. RESIDENTIAL FACILITY HANAC SUBSTANCE ABUSE PROGRAM

316 Beach 65th Street 31-14 30th Avenue
Far Rockaway, NY 11692 Astoria, New York 11102
(718) 474-3800 (718) 204-1200
CONTACT: Bonnie Daly, Sharon Degnan-Curtin CONTACT: Mr. George Malandrakis
SERVICES: Therapeutic Community 24 hour residential center SERVICES: substance abuse counseling, community outreach,
for substance abuse treatment individual, group and family counseling, crisis intervention,
ELIGIBILITY: Pending assessment peer group rap sessions, referral services
LANGUAGES: English ELIGIBILITY: history of substance abuse and dependency; age
HOURS: Monday–Friday 9:00AM–5:00PM (referrals) 12 and over
TRAVEL: “A” train to Gaston Avenue COST: sliding scale fee, Medicaid or private insurance
LANGUAGES: English and Greek

ELMCOR YOUTH AND ADULT
REHABILITATION PROGRAM HOURS: Monday–Friday 8:00AM–8:30PM
107-20 Northern Boulevard TRAVEL: call for directions

Corona, NY 11368
(718) 651-0096 HAITIAN-AMERICANS UNITED FOR PROGRESS
CONTACT: Linda Boothe (HAUP) QUEENS CENTER
221-05 Linden Blvd
SERVICES: One on one counseling, group and family counsel-
Cambria Heights, NY 11411
ing, family court issues, criminal court issues, vocational
(718) 527-3776 Fax: (718) 276-5481
workshops, parenting classes, GED, housing issues, crisis
intervention, treatment and complete supportive care in the CONTACT: Valerie Gauthier
area of substance abuse SERVICES: Immigration service, health service, AIDS commu-
ELIGIBILITY: None nity outreach, translation, ESL, In-home residential habilita-
tion, and Medicaid Service Coordinataion (MSC), family
assistance, infant mortality reduction initiative
COST: Free
TRAVEL: 7 train to 111th St, Corona
LANGUAGES: English, French and Creole
FAMILY HEALTH CENTER OF WESTERN QUEENS
TRAVEL: Q4 Bus
36-11 21st Street
Long Island City NY 11106
HELP / PROJECT SAMARITAN, INC.
(718) 482-7772
91-24 144th Place
CONTACT: Ruby Harvey, Celia Burghi Jamaica, NY 11435
SERVICES: General pediatrics, OB/GYN, internal medicine, (718) 657-1671 Fax: (718) 657-1745
asthma/allergy treatment, social work services, HIV counsel- CONTACT: Orlando Mendoza; Site Director
ing/ testing, financial counseling.
SERVICES: HIV/AIDS education, substance abuse counseling,
COST: Accepts Medicaid, Medicare, major health insurance, social work and case management, medical referrals, meals
sliding scale fee.
ELIGIBILITY: HIV or AIDS diagnosis and recovering from drug
LANGUAGES: English and Spanish addiction
HOURS: Monday, Wednesday Friday 8:30AM–5:00PM; LANGUAGES: English
Tuesday, Thursday 8:30AM–8:00PM
TRAVEL: N and Q train or Q19 Bus
TRAVEL: E, F or J train to Sutphin Blvd / Archer Ave, or Q44
bus to Sutphin Blvd./Jamaica Ave
H.H.C. HOMELESS HEALTH INITIATIVE
90-35 Van Wyck Expressway
HILLSIDE POLYMEDIC P.C.
Jamaica, NY 11418
187-30 Hillside Avenue
(718) 526-5490 or (718)739-6700
Jamaica, NY
CONTACT: Candice Craig, Carmel Phillips (718) 264-1111
SERVICES: Housing, crisis intervention, social services, coun- SERVICES: Gyn (complete) adult physicals, immagration phys-
seling and health education icals, family planning.
LANGUAGES: English
HOURS: Mon 1:00-4:00PM,Tue 3:00-6:00PM,Thur 2:00-6:00PM,
Fri 1:00-5:00PM, Sat 11:00-3:00PM
COST: $120 first visit (lab not included), Physicals $120 first JAMAICA FAMILY CENTER
visit, $100 follow-up (lab not included) 89-56 162nd Street
LANGUAGES: English, Spanish Jamaica, NY 11432
(718) 297-8000 Fax (718) 262-8228
HISPANIC AIDS FORUM CONTACT: Beverley Gould, Site Director
62-07 Woodside Avenue, 3rd Floor
SERVICES: Parenting classes and substance abuse programs
Woodside, NY 11377
(718) 803-2766 for women; accommodates women who are trying to avoid
having children go into foster care, and women whose chil-
CONTACT: Herberto Sanchez-Soto dren are involved with the Bureau of Child Welfare
SERVICES: HIV case management and follow-up, HIV preven-
ELIGIBILITY: Parenting women ages 21 and over with sub-
tion services, support groups (targets Hispanic community,
ages 21 and over) stance abuse problem
ELIGIBILITY: HIV infected and affected COST: Medicaid, private insurance
OST: Free LANGUAGES: English, Spanish
HOURS: Mon 9:00AM–7:30PM; Tues–Fri 9:00AM–5:00PM
TRAVEL: E or F train to Roosevelt Ave.
TRAVEL: E, J, or Z train to Jamaica Ave.
HUMAN SERVICES CENTER JAMAICA HOME BASE

87-08 Justice Avenue, Suite 1G 153-17 Jamaica Avenue
Elmhurst, NY 11373 Jamaica, N.Y 11432
(718) 476-8480, x112 (office entrance around corner: 153-18-9th Road)
CONTACT: Lena, Program Director Phone : 718-674-1000
SERVICES:Substance abuse outpatient services, crisis inter- CONTACT: Ann Kehoe or Germa Dorce
vention, relapse prevention, addiction education, individ- SERVICES: Case Management, Advocacy, Counseling,
ual/family/group counseling, psychiatric evaluation, co- Emergency Financial Assistance, Short Term Financial
dependency counseling, acupuncture, detox maintenance Assistance, Assistance applying for benefits, Landlord bud-
COST: Medicaid, HMO, managed care, sliding scale geting skills, Family conflict resolution , Home visits and
LANGUAGES: English, Russian, Spanish referrals.
HOURS: Monday–Friday 9:00AM–8:00PM ELIGIBILITY: Family or individual resides in community board
TRAVEL: Q58 or Q60 Bus to Grand Ave., R train to Grand Ave. 12 Jamaica, Queens, a individual returning to community
beard 12 after a period of being institutionalized acre: i.e
J-CAP / NEW SPIRIT PROGRAM inprisonment, hospitalization, foster care. Household
162-04 South Road income does not exeed 200% of the federal Poverty line.
Jamaica NY 11433 TRAVEL: E, J train to Archer Avenue; F, R train to Parsons
CONTACT: Ms. Manley Group facilitator, Pregnant Parent Teen Blvd. Call transportation for bus information
“New Spirit Program” (718) 291-4844; Ms. Carforad, Director
SERVICES: Case management for substance abusers, drug LONG ISLAND CONSULTATION CENTER
treatment programs, educational services, Smoking Cessation, 97-29 64th Road
Anger management, Housing Referrals, Parenting Skills Rego Park, NY 11374
LANGUAGES: English and Spanish (718) 896-3400 Fax (718) 459-5621
HOURS: Mon, Wed, Fri 9:00AM–5:00PM, Tue, Thur 9:00PM–9:00PM;
CONTACT: Elaine Lederer
Sat 9:00AM–1:00PM
SERVICES: substance abuse treatment, mental health and eat-
TRAVEL: E, J Train to Jamaica Center/Parsons Blvd.-Archer Ave
ing disorder counseling
JAMAICA EAST/WEST AND ROCKAWAY COST: Medicaid, private insurance, sliding scale fee
ADOLESCENT SERVICES CONSORTIUM LANGUAGES: English and Spanish
117-08 Merrick Blvd. HOURS: Open 7 days a week, call for specific program hours
Jamaica, NY 11434
(718) 723-1119 Fax: (718) 723-1123 TRAVEL: Call for directions
CONTACT: Suzette Kalicharen, Coordinator
MATERNITY INFANT CARE
SERVICES: Social services, pregnancy prevention, substance
90-04 161st Street, 5th Floor
abuse counseling, health assessment, case management, Jamaica, NY 11432
referrals for pregnant and parenting teens. Mentoring and (718) 523-2123
educational services are available for adolescents 11–21.
HOURS: Monday–Friday 9:00AM–5:00PM CONTACT: Gillian Benjamin; Med. Director: Diane Castillo
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SERVICES: Prenatal care, WIC, Medicaid processing, dental

COST:None
care for prenatal patients, family planning; Hospitals:
Jamaica Hospital, Queens Hospital Center HOURS: Intake 2:00PM–10:00PM; After school program:
3:00PM–6:00PM; Adult education GED Program
ELIGIBILITY: Medicaid Eligibility 9:00AM–12:00PM; Addabbo Home Crisis Center
LANGUAGES:English, Spanish and French 7:00PM–9:00PM Wednesdays
HOURS: Mon, Wed 8:30AM–6:00PM; TRAVEL: A train to 60th St., walk to Beach Channel Dr. & 50th.
Tues, Thurs, Fri 8:30AM–4:30PM; Saturday 8:30AM–4:00PM
OUTREACH PROJECT DRUG AND ALCOHOL
TRAVEL:
E, F, J, or Z train to Jamaica Center; Buses: B53, TREATMENT
Q25, Q34, Q65, Q111 or Q113 117-11 Myrtle Avenue
Richmond Hill, NY 11418
NATIONAL COUNCIL OF NEGRO WOMEN (718) 847-9233 Admin/Service Agreements
OF GREATER NEW YORK, INC. (718) 849-6300 HOPE Intake
114-02 Guy Brewer Boulevard, Suite 215 (718) 849-9654 Fax
Jamaica, NY 11434
CONTACT: Joan Lohnes
(718) 657-8815 or 8585
SERVICES: Assessments, nursing health services, health refer-
CONTACT: Sylvia Betty rals/ medical linkages, drug/alcohol counseling parole/proba-
SERVICES: Adolescent pregnancy prevention program, case tion cooperation, support/socialization groups, holistic
management, human sexuality, youth job readiness pro- health education, legal services/court advocacy, chemical
gram, referrals for housing, health/nutrition and child care. dependency education, parenting skills certificate course,
vocational assessments and counseling, acupuncture, , free
ELIGIBILITY:
ages 11–19 for youth services babysitting, ADAP assistance, adolescent residential & out-
LANGUAGES: English patient referrals, education & training for professionals &
HOURS: Monday–Friday 8:00AM–8:00PM persons in recovery, transportation linkages, literature upon
request, CASAC training for professionals, 42 hrs.OASAS
TRAVEL: Call for directions credit (free), Intergrating tobacco intervention into drug
and alcholol services.
NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND RESEARCH
ELIGIBILITY: Drug/alcohol issues–referred to in-house out-
INSTITUTES, INC. (NDRI)
reach project counseling/residential or outpatient services.
CENTER FOR AIDS OUTREACH & PREVENTION
112-03C Sutphin Blvd COST: Medicaid, Self -pay , Private Insurance
Jamaica, NY 11435 LANGUAGES: English, Polish, Spanish, Russian
(718) 845-1788 Fax: (718) 658-1240 HOURS: Mon, Wed, Thur 8:00AM–4:00PM;
CONTACT: Dennis Wright Tues: 10:00AM–8:00PM; Fri: 9:00AM–12:00PM
TRAVEL: J train to Woodhaven Blvd.
SERVICES: Street based outreach; risk reduction and health
education relating to HIV/AIDS and substance use/misuse;
distribution of harm reduction materials; referrals to sub-
PROJECT SAMARITAN AIDS SERVICES, INC
105-04 Sutphin Blvd.
stance abuse treatment; medical and social services
Jamaica, NY 11435
ELIGIBILITY: None (718) 657-1671/ 1835 Fax: (718) 657-1745
COST: None Additional locations in the Bronx and Brooklyn.
CONTACT: Janet Walpole; Program Director; Cleon Byfield,
HOURS: Generally Monday–Friday 9:00AM–5:00PM
Outreach Coordinator
TRAVEL: E or J train to Sutphin Blvd, storefront is located
SERVICES: Support services for HIV/AIDS diagnosis: psychoso-
between Jamaica and Archer Avenues
cial assessments, Individual and family counseling. HIV
counseling and risk reduction education. Substance abuse
OCEAN BAY COMMUNITY CENTER
counseling, support groups, and case management.
57-10 Beach Channel Drive
Nutrition program: breakfast and lunch is served. Referrals
Far Rockaway, NY 11692
for AIDS treatment, fitness, and socialization programs.
(718) 634-4493 Call in the afternoon
Clients receive transportation assistance.
CONTACT: Kenneth Layne
HOURS: HOURS: Monday–Friday 8:30AM–5:00PM
SERVICES: Educational after school programs and adult GED
COST: None
classes, tutorial homework services, cultural activities such
as arts and crafts, counseling services available LANGUAGES: English and Spanish
ELIGIBILITY: Ages 6 to adult

PSYCHIATRIC AND ADDICTION RECOVERY SERVICES: Prenatal care, OB/GYN, pediatric primary care /
SERVICES (PARS) adolescent care, adult primary care, breast clinic, mamo-
92-29 Queens Boulevard grams, WIC
Rego Park, NY 11374 COST: Sliding fee
(718) 997-8726 ELIGIBILITY: Most major insurance plans + medicaid
CONTACT: Ambica Seepersand, Office Manager; LANGUAGES: All languages through the language bank.
Susan Nitschke, Clinical Director HOURS: Mon, Wed, Thur 9:00AM–8:30PM;
SERVICES: Medically supervised-drug free outpatientAMbulatory

Tue, Fri 9:00am-5:30PM, Sat (appts only) 9:00AM–4:00PM
TRAVEL: E, F trains to Parsons Archer Station
services for clients with addiction problems, psychiatric
diagnosis or both (dual diagnosis). Intensive outpatient ser-
vices & aftercare services available including indi- QUEENS LEGAL SERVICES CORPORATION
vidual/group couples/ family counseling. Medication man- HIV ADVOCACY PROJECT
agement also offered. 89-02 Sutphin Boulevard
Jamaica, NY 11435
ELIGIBILITY: Not actively suicidal, non-violent, ages 12–70
(718) 657-8611
COST: Cash or insurance to cover services
CONTACT: Tracy Welch, Unit Director
LANGUAGES: English only
SERVICES: Legal services for HIV-related discrimination, gov-
HOURS: Monday–Friday 9:30AM–9:30PM ernment benefits, entitlement from DAS, SSI, SSD and
TRAVEL: Call for directions unemployment insurance, eviction prevention, problems
getting proper health care, wills, health care proxies and
QHC TEEN AND ADULT FAMILY PLANNING powers of attorney
PROGRAM ELIGIBILITY: Resident of Queens county, HIV infected or a care
114-02 Guy R. Brewer Blvd. Suite 217 giver, partner or loved one of someone living with HIV or
Jamaica NY 11434 AIDS, low income
(718) 883-6692
CONTACT: Anywar Kwamogi, Program Director HOURS: Monday–Friday 9:00AM–5:00PM
SERVICES: Comprehensive teen pregnancy program; prenatal TRAVEL: E or F train to Sutphin Blvd.
and family planning for teens, HIV counseling and testing,
social work services, OB/GYN QUEENS LIBRARY
ELIGIBILITY: Medicaid, Metro Plus or sliding scale fee NEW AMERICANS PROGRAM
89-11 Merrick Blvd
Jamaica, NY 11432
Tel: 718-990-0892/ 0718/ 0894 Fax: 718-660-8626
TRAVEL: E train to Parsons/Archer, Buses Q111 or Q113 to
CONTACT: Fred Gritner–Coord; Younshin Kim–Asst Coord
Linden/Guy Brewer Blvd.
SERVICES: Cooping skills servises–lectures and workshops for
QUEENS COMPREHENSIVE PERINATAL COUNCIL imigrants, cultural arts progrAM–drama, music, poetry and
106-46 Guy R. Brewer Blvd. story telling. Information resources
Jamaica, NY COST: Free
(718) 206-4357 ELIGIBILITY: None
CONTACT: Sharon Rumley, Pamela Davis LANGUAGES: English
SERVICES:Community outreach, community education, HOURS: Monday–Friday 9:00AM–5:00PM
provider workshops and linkages to community health and TRAVEL: All buses to Jamaica, F and E, J, Z trains to Jamaica
social services.
COST: Free
REV THOMAS MASON COMMUNITY CENTER
LANGUAGES: English
DEVELOPMENT AND REVITALIZATION CORP.
JHS 198, 356 Beach 56th Street
TRAVEL: Bus: Q111 or Q113
Arverne, NY 11692
(718) 945-7845 Fax (718) 945-4269
QUEENS HEALTH NETWORK @ PARSONS
CONTACT: Virginia O. Tomlinson, Dir; Davy Joseph, Asst Dir
90-37 Parsons Blvd
Jamiaca, NY 11432 SERVICES: School based community center–HIV assistance,
Tel: 718-334-6440/6441/6470 Fax: 718-334-6410 video products, arts and crafts, dance, martial arts, rites of
CONTACT:
Alphonso Brown–Assistant Dir., Earl passage, business develoPMent workshops, aerobics, basket-
Mcdonald–Assistant Dir., Brian Durham-PAA ball, computer classes, individual/group/family counseling
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ELIGIBILITY:None–all services free SOUTHEAST QUEENS CLERGY FOR

LANGUAGES: English COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT INC.
HOURS: Mon–Fri 3:00PM–10:00PM, Sat 10:00AM–5:00PM
89-31 161st Street, Suite 201
Jamaica, NY 11432-6102
TRAVEL: A train to 60th St/Straiton Ave; Q22 Bus to 57th St/
(718) 297-0720 Fax (718) 297-1463
Beach Channel Drive
CONTACT: LaTonja Brantley-Richardson, Dir. Outreach Servs.
SAFE HORIZON SERVICES: Substance abuse counseling, case management,
74-09 37th Avenue individual and family referrals such as: support services,
Jackson Heights N.Y. HIV testing, mental health, housing, food pantry, clothing,
(718) 899-1233 medical etc. Will participate in health/street fairs, group
CONTACT: Hilda Castillo workshops and host youth rallies. We do not discriminate on
SERVICES: Counseling, crisis intervention, domestic violence,
the basis of race, color, creed, religion, national origin, age,
rape counseling and support services with schools, family handicap condition, marital status or sexual orientation,free
court and other related referral services baby formula and clothing.
ELIGIBILITY: No cost for persons infected or affected by HIV/AIDS
COST: Free
LANGUAGES: English
HOURS: Monday–Friday 9:00AM–5:00PM. Appointments sug-
HOURS: Monda–Friday 9:00AM–5:00PM
gested but will not turn away walk-ins
TRAVEL: E train to Parsons Blvd./Archer Ave.
TRAVEL: E train to Parsons Blvd./Archer Ave. then walk to
161st St and 89th Ave.
ST. JOHNS EPISCOPAL HOSPITAL TREATMENT
CENTER STEINWAY CHILD & FAMILY SERVICES
718–720 Beach 20th Street C.A.P.E. PROGRAM
Far Rockaway, NY 11691 41-36 27th Street
(718) 869-8200 Long Island City, NY 11101
CONTACT: Terr Coyle (718) 389-5100, x126
SERVICES: Chronic substance abuse treatment HIV testing CONTACT: Tony Bellamonica
and counseling. Referrals for additional medical follow-up SERVICES: Case management, advocacy, prevention, outreach
are made. and education: HIV/AIDS services, support groups, housing
ELIGIBILITY: Adolescent males and females ages 10–19, refer- assistance through D.A.S., and entitlement counseling
rals for diagnosed MICA persons identified as DWI. Clients ELIGIBILITY: Persons infected or affected with HIV
must have an active substance abuse problem within a 6
month period prior to making the referral.
HOURS: Mon, Wed, Fri 9:00AM–5:00PM Call for appt.; Tues,
Thurs 9:00AM–9:00PM TRAVEL: N or 7 train to Queensboro Plaza; or E, F, G, or R
TRAVEL: Call the program director

train to Queens Plaza
SAMARITAN VILLAGE, INC. UNITED METHODIST CENTER

Richmond Hill Facility Van Wyck Facility 1649 Smith Place mailing address:
138-02 Queens Blvd 130-15 89th Road Far Rockaway, NY 11691 P.O. Box 900875
Briarwood, NY 11435 Jamaica, N.Y. (718) 327-8460 Far Rockaway, NY 11691
(718) 206-2000 ext. 315 (718)441-8913 CONTACT: Mrs. Jurgen Ortwein
CONTACT: Diane De Carolis; Lori Laur SERVICES: Referral services, counseling, emergency food
SERVICES: Substance abuse treatment services, HIV testing,
packages, hot meals, NA and AA.
psychiatric care, crisis intervention, comprehensive medical ELIGIBILITY: None
care and AIDS education LANGUAGES: English and Spanish
COST: Medicaid or private insurance HOURS: Sunday–Friday 9:00AM–3:00PM
LANGUAGES: English and Spanish TRAVEL: Q113 Bus to Far Rockaway or “A” train to Far
HOURS: Monday–Friday 9:00AM–5:00PM Rockaway; walk down Mott to Smith Place.
VISITING NURSE SERVICES OF NEW YORK VISITING NURSE–IN STEP EARLY START
HOME CARE 86-09 Rockaway Beach Boulevard
41-61 Kissena Blvd. Rockaway Park, NY 11693
Flushing, NY 11355 (718) 318-3800/ (718) 318-8040
(718) 463-9494
CONTACT: David Jones, Program Director; Angela Jackson,
CONTACT: Michele Nation , Administrative Asst., (718) 463- Family Counselor
9132; Marilyn Liota, Administrator
SERVICES: Nursing home visits, antepartum, mommy & me
SERVICES: Nursing services for HIV clients, home care and groups, social work services, child care services
social services
ELIGIBILITY: Low income with a child between 0-3 years of age
ELIGIBILITY: HIV/AIDS infected
COST: Medicaid, Medicare, ADAP, private insurance
LANGUAGES: Chinese, Creole, English, Japanese, Russian,
TRAVEL: “A” train to Broad Channel, shuttle to Beach 90th St,
Spanish
or Q22 bus to Beach 86th St.
HOURS: Admissions: Monday–Sunday 7:00AM–8:00PM
Office: Monday–Friday 8:30AM–6:00PM. Call for appointment,
assessment and directions.
Queens Primary Care Providers

BRIDGE PLAZA TREATMENT & SERVICES:adult/adolescent medicine, geriatrics, adult mental
REHABILITATION SERVICES health services, and HIV counseling & testing, needle
37-18 34th Street exchange, pharmacy
Long Island City, NY 11101 LANGUAGES: Creole, English, Spanish
(718) 786-3474, 3475, 3476 HOURS:Monday–Wednesday, Friday 8:30AM–4:30PM;
CONTACT: Denise Conyers, HIV Coordinator; Debra Carlucci, RN Thursday 8:30AM–7:30PM; Saturday 8:30–12:30PM
SERVICES: HIV Primary Care, Outpatient Substance Abuse Program, TRAVEL:
E, J or Z train to Parsons/Archer Ave. (Jamaica
30 day detox, 6 month detox or methadone maintenance Center) Buses: Q4, Q5, Q8, Q9, Q85 or Q111
ELIGIBILITY: 18 years or older, opiate dependant
LANGUAGES: English, Igbo, Spanish, Yugoslavian

ELMHURST HOSPITAL,
INFECTIOUS DISEASE CLINIC
HOURS: Mon, Wed, Fri 6:00AM–6:00PM; Sat 8:30AM–11:00AM;
79-01 Broadway
Tues, Thurs 8:00AM–6:00PM, Sun 9:30AM–11:00AM Elmhurst, NY
COST: Private insurance, Medicaid (718) 334-3969
TRAVEL: E, F, R, N trains to Queens Plaza; #7 train to CONTACT: Arline McDonald
Queensboro Plaza SERVICES: Comprehensive medical care (HIV/AIDS), case
management, immunology, social services
CHARLES DREW CENTER
HOURS: Monday–Friday
166-10 Archer Avenue
Jamaica, NY 11433 COST: Medicaid or other insurance, hospital will make finan-
(718) 883-6500 cial arrangements
CONTACT: Tracy Bowes, Director TRAVEL: 7 train to Jackson Heights
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HOLLIS WOMAN’S CENTER JOSEPH P. ADDABBO FAMILY HEALTH CENTER

189-04 Hillside Avenue Three locations in Queens
Hollis, NY 11427
6200 Beach Channel Drive
(718) 740-5545
Averne, N.Y. 11434 Ext 225 (adult clinic)
CONTACT: Michelle (718) 945-7150
SERVICES: Gyn, papsmears and birth control CONTACT: Michelle Modeste, Nursing Director
HIV Coordinator, Rosa Rodriques
HOURS: Mon 9:00AM–5:00PM,Tue 9:00–7:00,Thur
12:45–7:00PM, Fri 9:00AM–1:00PM 1288 Central Avenue
ELIGIBILITY: All insurances, Medicaid except Health First Far Rockaway, N.Y. 11691
718-868-8230
COST: $150 first visit (lab not included), $60 flu-birth control
CONTACT: Anna Yadgarov; RN
included in fee
130-20 Farmers Blvd
Spring Field Gardens, N.Y. 11434
TRAVEL: Q36, Q43, Q1 (718) 723-4141
CONTACT: Jackie Deleon; RN
JAMAICA HOSPITAL MEDICAL CENTER SERVICES:Primary care, internal medicine, pediatrics, OB/GYN,
PREVENTION SERVICES DEPT. STD-HIV prevention and primary care, dental services, allergy,
89- 06 135th Street Suite 6H optometry and ear/nose/throat.
Jamaica, NY 11418
LANGUAGES: Chinese, English, French, Spanish
(718) 206-8735 Fax (718) 206-6891
HOURS: Mon–Fri 8:30AM–5:00PM; Sat 9:00AM–2:00PM
CONTACT: Lucinda Lucas, Project Coordinator TRAVEL: Call for directions
SERVICES: HIV testing counseling, medical follow-up testing
and treatment for STDs, individual and a full range of men- MARY IMMACULATE HOSPITALHIV/AIDS CENTER
tal health group counseling, social work assessemtns, nutri- CATHOLIC MEDICAL CENTERS OF BROOKLYN
ton counseling, .Harm-Reducation counseling. Child care is & QUEENS
available on site. Parenting classes and substance abuse 88-25 153rd Street, 3rd floor, Room 3S
programs for women. Jamaica, NY 11432
(718) 558-2519, Fax (718) 558-6165
COST:Medicaid, private insurance, sliding scale fee HIV Appt. Desk (718) 558-2520
LANGUAGES: English, Spanish. language line Infectious Diseases (718) 558-7291
HOURS: Mon 9:00AM–5:00PM; Sat 9:00AM–5:00PM (Women’s CONTACT: Lisa Mc Evilly, Clinical Manager; Barbara Ahern,
Health Center is open for testing only on Sat.) Asst. Clinical Manager
TRAVEL: E train to Jamaica/Van Wyck Station or the Q56, SERVICES: HIV education, case management, primary care,
Q54, Q24 buses to Jamaica Ave. immunology, HIV testing & counseling, bereavement, social/
support services, referrals for entitlements, counseling;
J-CAP RESIDENTIAL DRUG REHAB AND referrals to oncology, neurology, nephrology, orthopedics,
HIV SERVICES pulmonary clinic, OB/GYN, TB Clinic.
116-30 Sutphin Blvd. ELIGIBILITY:CDC Criteria for AIDS, persons with convincing
Jamaica NY 11434 evidence of disease process caused by HIV.
(718) 322-2500, (718) 380-4127
COST: Sliding scale fee, Medicaid and other major insurance
CONTACT: Ms. Wallace, Coordinator; Awilda Garcia LANGUAGES: Creole, English, Spanish
SERVICES: Residential drug treatment program, comprehen- HOURS: Monday–Friday 8:00AM–4:00PM
sive substance abuse services, HIV primary care services, TRAVEL: E, F, or J train to Parsons Blvd./Archer Ave.
HIV counseling and case management for residential clients
ELIGIBILITY: HIV positive / substance abuser NEW YORK HOSPITAL
MEDICAL CENTER OF QUEENS
COST: Medicaid, ADAP, sliding scale fee
56-45 Main Street
LANGUAGES: English and Spanish Flushing NY 11355
HOURS: Monday–Friday 9:00AM–5:00PM (718) 670-2530
TRAVEL: E, F, or J train to Sutphin Blvd., or Buses Q6 or Q8 CONTACT:Susan Kiernan; Maureen Buglino (Administrator,
Community Medicine; Anna Chu, Coord, Ambulatory Care:
(718) 670-1981
SERVICES: Comprehensive medical services, alcoholism and

substance abuse services, HIV medical services, gynecologic QUEENS HOSPITAL CENTER
oncology, OB/GYN, infectious disease, social work and pedi- HIV/TB UNIT
atric services., nutrition counseling. 82-68 164th Street–D Building (Bsmt) Room 18A
HOURS: Monday–Friday 9:00AM–5:00PM Jamaica NY 11432
ELIGIBILITY: Medicaid, private insurance and sliding scale fee. CONTACT: Dawn Jenkins, Director (718) 883-33757; For
HIV/TB call Deborah Harris, CSW (718) 883-3196; For
TRAVEL: Q44 Bus from Jamaica
Elmhurst site call (718) 334-1270
PENINSULA HOSPITAL CENTER SERVICES: Comprehensive medical care for HIV/AIDS, case
551-15 Beach Channel Drive management, immunology services for HIV/AIDS, social ser-
Far Rockaway, NY 11691 vices, HIV/TB Unit for HIV positive & PPD positive patients
(718) 734-2000 HOURS: Mon–Fri 9:00AM–5:00PM
CONTACT: Appointment Desk: (718) 734-2715 COST: Medicaid and other insurance, sliding scale fee
TRAVEL: Bus #65
SERVICES: Comprehensive medical care for HIV/AIDS, family
practice, pediatrics, specialty clinics, dental, ophthalmology,
ST. JOHN’S HOSPITAL
podiatry, case management, social services, referral services.
95-25 Queens Boulevard
COST: Medicaid, Medicare, private insurance Rego Park, NY
HOURS: Call appointment desk for specific clinic schedule (718) 286-1065
TRAVEL: Call for directions CONTACT: Aretha
SERVICES: Comprehensive medical care for HIV/AIDS, case

QUEENS LONG ISLAND MEDICAL GROUP management, immunology, social services
14 Sites in Queens (Check Yellow pages for listing) HOURS: Tuesday–Friday
(877) 4informd
COST: Medicaid and other insurance,
SERVICES: Urology, gyn papsmear
TRAVEL: E or F train to Woodhaven Blvd.
HOURS: Monday-Friday 8:30AM–4:30PM, Saturday hours at
urgent care centers. WYCKOFF HEIGHTS MEDICAL CENTER
ELIGIBILITY: Adult Medicaid not accepted, most other insur- POSITIVE HEALTH MANAGEMENT
ances accepted. 34-06 73rd Street
LANGUAGES: English, Spanish Jackson Heights, NY 11372
(718) 906-3913
TRAVEL: Call for directions.
CONTACT: Luz Santiago
QUEENS HOSPITAL CENTER SERVICES: HIV primary care, AIDS services, entitlements,
HIV IMMUNOLOGY CLINIC mental health, housing assistance, substance abuse treat-
82-60 164th Street, (N. Bldg. 4th Fl.) ment, family counseling, confidential rapid testing ( free)
Jamaica, NY 11432 ELIGIBILITY: HIV positive or AIDS diagnosis
(718) 883-3640/3337 Fax: (718) 883-4192
CONTACT: Maria Buccellato, Coordinating Manager
HOURS: Monday, Thursday 8:30AM–4:30PM primary care
Or Cynthia
Friday: 9:00AM–12:00 noon, Rapid testing only
SERVICES: Comprehensive medical care for HIV/AIDS positive
patients, immunology services, case management, Case
management and social services.
HOURS: Mon 8:30AM–1:00PM; Tue 12:30PM– 4:00PM; Wed
12:30PM– 4:00PM; Thu 8:30AM– 4:00PM; Fri 1:00PM–4:00PM
(for first time QHC patients)
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S TAT E N I S L A N D
STATEN ISLAND AIDS TASK FORCE
PROJECT HOSPITALITY
100 Park Avenue Three locations in Staten Island
Staten Island, NY 10302
25 Hyatt Street (Storefront)
(718) 448-1544, (718) 720-5476
Staten Island, NY
HIVServices (718) 876-7716;
(718) 448-8802
(718) 876-7761 Fax
CONTACT: Terry Troia 56 Bay Street
SERVICES: Primary medical care for HIV (provided by Dr.
Staten Island, NY
Jordan Glaser), full range of HIV support services, legal (718) 981-3366
advocacy, HIV testing & counseling, substance abuse coun-
seling, housing, drop-in center, food pantry, soup kitchen 191 Port Richmond Avenue
Staten Island, NY
ELIGIBILITY: Call for program requirements, locations, hours
(718) 981-3366
TRAVEL: Call for directions to various sites
CONTACT: Diane Arneth, Executive Director
CENTER FOR HOLISTIC HEALTH CARE SERVICES:Provides information on HIV/AIDS transmission,
26 Narrows Road, South prevention, and treatment. Provides referral services, crisis
Staten Island, NY 10305 intervention, conducts various discussion groups, peer edu-
(718) 273-6411 Fax (718) 981-9196 cation programs, youth services (The Place)
CONTACT: Sandra Miller, RN ELIGIBILITY: Live or work in Staten Island, affected by
SERVICES: Massage therapy, crisis counseling, education in HIV/AIDS
complimentary health care, planning with referrals, medita-
HOURS: Storefront and Resource Room: Mon, Tues, Thurs
tion (yoga, chi-chung), stress management
8:00AM–9:00PM, Wed & Fri 8:00AM–6:00PM
COST: Sliding scale fee if no insurance 42 Richmond Terrace: Monday–Friday 9:00AM–5:00PM
LANGUAGES: English & Spanish
HOURS: Monday–Friday, call for hours
TRAVEL: From ferry #79, #52 bus to Hylan Blvd. & Narrows Rd. South,
or 95th St bus across bridge, to Fingerboard Rd. & Narrows Rd. South
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STATEN ISLAND BREAST HEALTH PARTNER- COST: Medicaid or sliding scale

SHIP HOURS: Mon-Thurs 9:00AM–9:00PM, Fri 9:00AM–5:00PM
c/oamerican Cancer Society, Staten Island Area
173 Old Town Road TRAVEL: near Staten Island ferry terminal
(718) 987-8871 Fax (718) 351-0361 VISITING NURSE ASSOCIATION
OF STATEN ISLAND
CONTACT: Kathryn R. Wilday, BHP Outreach Coordinator 400 Lake Avenue
SERVICES: Clinical breast exam, breast self-examination Staten Island, NY 10303
instructions and mammogram to uninsured and underin- (718) 816-3500 (intake)
sured women over 50. (718) 720-2245 (information)
Providers of screening SERVICES: Bayley Seton Hospital, St. SERVICES:Home care including general and acute care,
Vincents Medical Center and Staten Island University maternal child care, long term care, AIDS home care, Ryan
Hospital, Hyland Community Services White Outreach Team offers outreach nurse assessments
ELIGIBILITY: call (718) 987-8871 to find out if qualified
for those with little or no insurance in need of home care
COST: No cost for eligible women and social services
ELIGIBILITY: Physician’s orders are required
STATEN ISLAND MENTAL HEALTH SOCIETY,
COST:
Medicaid, ADAP, Medicare, sliding scale (financial info
INC.
14 Slosson Terrace needed to assess fee)
Staten Island, NY 10301 LANGUAGES: English (interpreters available)
(718) 720-6727
HOURS: 8:30AM–4:30PM daily (on call at other times)
CONTACT: Michael Zampella
SERVICES: Teen center (ages 12-21 years), substance abuse
counseling for adolescents, counseling for adolescents with
family background of substance abuse
Staten Island Primary Care Providers
BAYLEY SETON HOSPITAL THE CENTER FOR CHEMICAL DEPENDENCY

DR. RICHARD BAYLEY CENTER FOR HIV CARE BAYLEY SETON HOSPITAL
75 Vanderbilt Avenue 75 Vanderbilt Avenue
Staten Island, NY 10304 Staten Island, NY 10304
(718) 818-3121 Fax (718) 354-5811 1 (800) 273-1114
(Call and ask for fax) Intake & Assessment Unit, 24 hrs
CONTACT: Debbie Houston CONTACT: Matthew Karundeng: (718) 818-5375
SERVICES: Comprehensive medical care for HIV/AIDS, primary SERVICES: Medically supervised detox, group and individual
care, case management, nutritional counseling, HIV coun- counseling, addiction/alcoholism education, 24 hour medical
seling and testing, comprehensive dental care and psychiatric coverage, aftercare planning and referrals,
ELIGIBILITY: HIV positive MICA patients accepted. Chemical Dependency: individualized
length of stay, Alcohol Detox: 5-day stay. Chemical Dependency,
COST: Medicaid, private insurance
admission by appt. only, 7 days/week. Alcohol Detox, admission
LANGUAGES: English, interpreters available through language through emergency room, 24 hours/7days per week
bank ELIGIBILITY: Primary diagnosis of alcoholism or drug dependence
HOURS: Monday–Friday 8:30AM–4:30PM COST: Most insurance, Medicaid, and Medicare accepted
Language: All languages accepted through the language

bank
HOURS: 7 days per week , 24 hours per day
TRAVEL: S.I. Ferry to St. George’s terminal, then #78 or #52

bus to Bay and Vanderbilt
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STATEN ISLAND UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL seling and testing, HIV mental health services, substance
DEPARTMENT OF SUBSTANCE ABUSE AND abuse treatment including detox, rehab, methadone, drug
ALCOHOL SERVICES free, alcohol and co-dependency.
HIV HEALTH SERVICES ELIGIBILITY:
18 and over
392 Seguine Avenue
COST: Medicaid, Medicare, ADAP Plus, commercial insurance
(718) 226-2642–information LANGUAGES: English, interpreters available through language
(718) 226-2640–appointments bank
CONTACT: April Gungor, HIV Health Services ( 718-226-3801) HOURS: Call for an appointment
William Daly–Administrative Director for Substance abuse; HIV primary care can also be arranged at two satellite clin-
Michael Levy–Chairman ics: Bay Street Health Center, 57 Bay Street; and Port
SERVICES: Comprehensive medical care for HIV/AIDS, Richmond Health Center, 235 Port Richmond Avenue; call
immunology, case management, social services, HIV coun- (718) 226-2640 to make arrangements.
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New York State Authorized

Needle Exchange Programs
ADAPT – NEEDLE EXCHANGE PROGRAM
CONTACT: Mike Cintron Corner of 110th and Park Ave, Manhattan
(718) 585-5544(Mott Haven) Tues 12PM–5PM
Bedford Stuyvesant (718) 924-3733
Classon Ave (b/t Putnam and Fulton) 148th St. (b/t Bergen and Brook Ave), Bronx
Tues 1PM–3PM; Thurs 10AM–12PM Thurs 10AM–2PM
Bushwick (718) 573-3358
Watson Ave and Ward Ave, Bronx
Corner of Putnam and Knickerbocker
Tues 1:30PM–4:30PM
Sat 2:30PM–4:30PM; Tues 9:30-11:30AM
East Harlem FROST’D NEEDLE EXCHANGE PROGRAM
109th St (b/t Lex. and 3rd Ave)
(212) 924-3733
Mon 9:30AM–11:30AM; Fri 5PM–7PM
123rd St. and Park Ave (Manhattan)
Williamsburg
Tues 10AM–2PM
South Fifth St. & Marcy Ave
Sat 12PM–2PM, Wed. & Thurs. 1PM–3PM 22nd St. and Surf Ave (Coney Island)
Mon & Thurs 10AM–2PM
BUSHWICK FAMILY SERVICES NETWORK Seneca and Longfellow Ave (Bronx)
(718) 573-3358 Fri 10AM–2PM
1639 Broadway 406 Mother Gaston Blvd.
Bushwick Bushwick HOUSING WORKS, INC.,
Mon Tues Fri 12PM–4PM; Mon-Fri 8am–4PM NEEDLE EXCHANGE PROGRAM
Thurs 10AM–6PM (212) 966-0466
130 Crosby Street, Manhattan
LOWER EAST SIDE HARM REDUCTION CENTER Supportive Services Office
(212) 226-6333 Mon-Sat 10AM–3PM
43 Avenue C (b/t 3rd and 4th St) *NOTE: Only Housing Works’ clients may participate in their
Mon 4PM–7PM; Tues 5PM–8PM syringe exchange program. Housing Works serves people
Wed & Sat 11AM–2PM; Fri 7PM–10PM who are HIV+
Thurs women only 1PM–2PM and 4PM–5PM
Thurs all clients from 6PM–9PM ST. ANN’S CORNER OF HARM REDUCTION
Roving teams in the general areas of Essex, Delancy, and CONTACT: Joyce Rivera, (718) 585-5544
Pike Streets and under the Manhattan Bridge 312 Cypress Avenue, 2nd Fl, (b/t 140t-141st Sts–Bx)
Mon, Wed, Fri 10PM–midnight; Wed & Sat 11AM–2PM Tues Wed Fri 12:30PM–3PM; Thurs 3:30PM–6:30PM
Streetwork (Satelite Site) Sat 9:30AM–3PM
(212) 695-2220 139th Street (b/t St. Ann’s Ave & Brook Ave, Bronx)
Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri 12PM–5PM; Sat 1:30PM–5PM Tues 12:30PM–3PM; Sat 9:30AM–12PM
*NOTE: Only Streetwork clients can participate in this 148th Street and Bergen
needle exchange program Mon Tues Sat 4PM–7PM; Thurs 3:30PM–6:30PM
Wed & Fri 12:30PM–3PM and 4PM–7PM
NEW YORK HARM REDUCTION EDUCATORS,
BRONX-HARLEM NEEDLE EXCHANGE PRO-
GRAM PORT RICHMOND COMMUNITY
CONTACT: Antionette Bennet, (718) 842-6050 HEALTH ACTION
Jerome Ave & Clinton Place, Bronx (347) 515-4107
Fri 3PM–7PM
Garrison St (b/t Irvine and Hunts Pt. Ave), Bronx
Thurs 3PM–9PM
126th St (b/t Lex and 3rd Ave), Manhattan
Sat 9am–1PM
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New York State AIDS Drug Assistance

Program (ADAP)
HEALTH INSURANCE PORTABILITY AND HIV UNINSURED CARE PROGRAMS
ACCOUNTABILITY ACT ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA
The Uninsured Care Programs are required by law to pro- RESIDENCY: New York State
vide information to our participants about our responsibility MEDICAL: HIV positive for ADAP and ADAP Plus
to keep information they send to us private and confiden- FINANCIAL: Income less than $44,000 for household of one,
tial. The “Health Insurance Portability and Accountability and $59,200 for household of two, $74,400 household of 3+.
Act” (HIPAA) of 1996 requires that we make this notice CONTACT NUMBERS:
available. This notice describes the conditions under which On-site Presentations: (212) 417-4466
we can share information with other people and for what Client Eligibility: (1-800) 542-2437
reasons. This notice also tells our participants what their
rights are under HIPAA. For questions regarding this notice should be directed to
Uninsured Care Program client services at 1-800-542-2437
or TDD. (1-800) 421-1240
Food Assistance Programs and Soup Kitchens
CITY HARVEST HUNGER HOTLINE BETHEL MISSION

(917) 351-8777 106-15-154th Street
Jamaica N. Y 11433
718-658-2428
SOUP KITCHEN: Tuesday 12:00PM–1:30PM
BROOKLYN Tuesday and Thursady 12:00PM; Wednesday is senior citi-
zens day.
CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP
777 Schenectady Avenue FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Brooklyn, NY 11203 1510 Red-Fern Avenue
(718) 462-9867 Far Rockaway, N. Y. 11691
SOUP KITCHEN: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday 5:00–6:00PM 718-658-6333
FOOD PANTRY: Tuesday 11:00AM–1:00PM SOUP KITCHEN: Monday 5:00PM
FIRST REFORM CHURCH GODIAN FELLOWSHIP

Brooklyn, NY 11216 106-11 Guy R. Brewer Blvd
(718) 658-6333 Jamaica, N. Y. 11433
SOUP KITCHEN: Monday 5:00PM 718-523-7309
SOUP KITCHEN: Mon–Fri 4:30PM–5:00PM
TABERNACLE CHURCH OF GOD FOOD PANTRY: Tuesday and Wednesday 10:00AM–2:00PM
264 Lexington Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11216 RUSH TEMPLE AME ZION CHURCH
(718) 857–7729 119-48 Sutphin Blvd
FOOD PANTRY: Tuesday and Wednesday 10:00AM–12:00PM Jamaica , N.Y. 11434
718-529-5719
QUEENS SOUP KITCHEN: Wednesday, Friday 12:00PM–1:30PM
ALLEN AME CATHEDRAL

(Sahekinah)
111-54 Merrick Blvd
Jamaica, N.Y 11433
718-526-3510 ext 3047
SOUP KITCHEN: Monday & Thursday 11:00AM–1:00PM eat in or
take out
BETHESADA MISSIONARY BAPRISTE CHURCH

179-09 Jamaica Avenue
Jamaica N.Y. 11343
718-297-5908 Soup kitchens are generally open to the public and
SOUP KITCHEN: Mon, Thur 12:00PM-1:30PM not require any referrals. They assist the community
FOOD PANTRY: Last Wednesday of the month 10:00AM–11:00AM by providing a hot meal for those whoa re in need.
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Agencies Providing Domestic Violence Services
ALIANZA DOMINICANA, INC. BRONX AIDS SERVICES

715 West 179 Street
Main Office: Education, Testing
New York, NY 10033
540 E.Fordham Road and Legal Advocacy Center:
(212) 795-4226
Suite 903 953 Southern Blvd, Rm 201
Bronx, NY 10458 Bronx, NY 10459
CONTACT: Jacqueline Kline, Program Director
(718) 295-5605 (718) 295-5690
SERVICES: Case management, support groups, anonymous Fax: (718) 295-8841
HIV testing, mental health counseling, workshops on educa-
tion & prevention for all age groups, day care, drop-out pre- SERVICES: Case management services, referrals, HIV counsel-
vention, support groups for recovering drug abusers, recre- ing and testing nutritional counseling, monthly food pantry
ational activities club and emergency food program, evening support groups,
legal advocacy, permanency planning, debt management,
ELIGIBILITY: Those infected with or affected by HIV/AIDS, no
assistance with legal documents, outreach, HIV prevention
cost for services
education
HOURS: Monday–Friday 9:00AM to 5:00PM
HOURS: Monday–Thursday 6:00PM–8:00PM;
TRAVEL: B or D train to Fordham Road
Service Integration, Monday 9:00AM–6:00PM
TRAVEL: Bus: 3, 5, 11, 36, or 98 to 179th St/Ft. Washington, CARIBBEAN WOMEN’S HEALTH ASSOCIATION
“A”, 1 or 9 train to 181st St. 123 Linden Blvd.
Brooklyn, NY
ARAB-AMERICAN FAMILY SUPPORT CENTER (718) 940-8386 or (718) 826-2942
88 A Fourth Avenue,
Brooklyn, New York 11217 CONTACT: Elaine Reid, Verna Duberry
Tel: 718-643-8000 Fax: 718-797-0410 SERVICES: HIV testing site referrals, HIV/AIDS community
outreach, HIV/AIDS support group for patients and family,
SERVICES: Child Welfare preventive Service Program, Legal
mental health counseling and referrals, token reimburse-
services program, Adult literacy program, Access to health-
ment, immigration, WIC, asthma, adolescent health (11
care prgram
years old) education and counseling, domestic violence
counseling and case management.
BEDFORD STUYVESANT FAMILY HEALTH CEN-
TER LANGUAGES: Creole, English and Spanish
1413 Fulton Street, HOURS: Monday-Friday 9:00am –5:00PM

Brooklyn, NY 11216 TRAVEL: 2, 5 train to Nostrand/Church Ave.; Buses: B35 or B44
Tel: 718-636-4500
SERVICES: Mental health, social work, nutrition counselling, CHURCH AVENUE MERCHANT BLOCK ASSOCI-
WIC program, prenatal care assistance program, health care ATION (CAMBA)
for the homeless, HIV/AIDS screaning, testing and coun- 1720 Church Avenue, 2nd Floor
celling along with other supportive services, health educa- Brooklyn, NY 11226
tion, blood drawing and specimen collection, diabetes man- Tele: 718-287-2600 Fax: 718-287-0857
agement and education, the joy of weight loss program with Website: webmaster@Camba.org
noted author Norris Chumley., dental, family practice, inter- Email:loreliel@Camba.org
nal medecine obstetrics/gynecology SERVICES:Adult and fanily literacy training, business and
HOURS: Mon-Thur 8:00AM–8:00PM, Fri 8:00AM–5:00PM and Sat community economic develoPMent, family services, HIV/AIDS
8:00AM–2:00PM and health related services Housing services and develop-
Patients much arrive at least 1 hour before closing time. ment, immigration refugee and diversity programs, legal
TRAVEL:A train to Nostrand Avenue & fulton stop, or the B25 services, workforce develoPMent, and youth development
bus to Fulton Street and brooklyn Avenue HOURS: Mon-Fri 9:00AM–5:00PM
COMMUNITY COUNSELING AND MEDIATION HAITIAN CENTER COUNCIL INC.

(CCM) 50 Court Street, Suite 1010
Two locations in Brooklyn: Brooklyn, NY 11201
(718) 855-7275
Crown Heights Youth and Family
Multi Service Center Residential Shelter
810 Classon Avenue 1010 Eastern Parkway
Brooklyn, NY 11238 (718) 226-9640
(718) 230-5100
CONTACT: Lola Poisson; Dr. Marie Carmel Pierre-Louise
Consultation Center SERVICES: Case management, HIV prevention and education,
185 Montague St.,9th Fl counseling, advocacy, mental health, housing and referrals
Brooklyn, NY 11201
COST: Free
(718) 802-0666
1 Hoyte Street
TRAVEL: 2, 3, 4, or 5 train to Boro Hall
Brooklyn NY 11201
718-802-8866
HENRY STREET SETTLEMENT
CONTACT: Dr. David Abrams 301 Henry Street
SERVICES: Peer education, after school program, tutoring, 265 Henry Street
support groups, community outreach and education, workshops, 40 Montomery Street
mental health counseling, family and group counseling New York, N.Y. 10002
(212) 765-9200 Fax: 212-571-4132
COST: All services free except mental health sessions
(212) 233-5032
(accepts Medicaid and major insurance)
www. Henrystreetsettlement.org
LANGUAGES: Creole, English, French, Spanish, German,
Korean CONTACT: Nilsa Pietri, or Lela Charney, CSW. This agency has
13 locations. Check the website for details on services
HOURS: Monday–Saturday 9:00AM–8:00PM
offered at each location.
TRAVEL: Classon Ave: 4, 5 train to Franklin Ave; 2, 3 train to
SERVICES: HIV counseling and testing, substances abuse
Eastern Pkwy; Shuttle to Botanical Gardens, or #45 Bus to
counseling and referrals, Mental health individual and
St. Johns/Classon Ave. Montague: 2, 3, 4, 5 train to Borough
group counseling, Peer Training Institute for ages 13–24
Hall, or M, N or R train to Court St.
years old, Adolescent support services, after school program
for ages 6–12 years.
FILIPINO AMERICAN HUMAN SERVICES INC HOURS: Monday–Friday 8:00AM–4:00PM. Wednesday the
185-14 Hillside Avenue
Mental Health Clinic operates 8:00AM–8:00PM. The after
Jamaica, NY 11432
school program operates Monday–Friday 3:00–6:00PM
Tel: 718-883-1295
COST: Medicaid, Medicare, most HMOs, also sliding scale
SERVICES: Leading youth to find empowerment (LYFE) Youth based on income
empowerment summer program (YES), kuya-ate(big brother,
big sister volunteer program, performing Atrs ensemble,
venturing crew 612, individual and family counseling, sup-
port groups and referrals for newly arrivied immigrant fami-
lies, youth/adults with adjustment and acculturation prob-
lems, victims of domestic violence, unemployed and under-
employed women, medically uninsured individuals and fam-
ilies, bacis computer classes, HIV/AIDS and health educa-
tional workshop., public benefits/ assistance workshop.
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Services for the Underserved

CENTRAL ADMINISTRATION OFFICE SERVICES:Individualized Residential
305 Seventh Avenue Alternative housing with support service for adults with
New York, NY 10001 development disabilities
212-633-6900 Fax: 212-627-1459
CONTACT: Donna Colonna-CEO 2886 Valentine Avenue
Bronx, NY 10458
BRONX 718-367-4322 Fax: 718-584-7344
2350 Davidson Avenue CONTACT: Noreen Whyn, Program Mngr.
Bronx NY, 10468 SERVICES: Intermediate Care Facility, housing with support
718-329-5968 Fax: 718-329-5972 services for adults with developmental disabilities
CONTACT: Tim Oneal
2894 Valentine Avenue
SERVICES: Housing with support services for individuals liv-
Bronx, NY 10458
ing with AIDS
718-652-2080 Fax: 718-652-6303
1029 East 163rd Stree CONTACT: Smeralda Berrios, Program Mngr.
Bronx, NY 10459 SERVICES:Individualized Residential
718-617-7490 Fax: 718-617-7493 Alternative housing with support service for adults with
CONTACT: Sonji Phillips, Coordinator development disabilities
SERVICES: Day habilitation program for adults with develop-
3214 Throop Avenue
mental disabilities
Bronx NY 10469
718-652-7303 Fax: 718-652-6303
391 East 149th Street, Room 423
Bronx, NY 10455 CONTACT: Delores Williams, Program Mngr.
718-742-0344 Fax: 718-742-4181 SERVICES: Individualized Residential Alternative housing with
CONTACT: Sonji Phillips, Coordinator support service for adults with development disabilities
SERVICES: Day habilitation program for adults with develop-
mental disabilities
BROOKLYN
708 Lybig Avenue 408 Jay Street
718-239-5434 Fax: 718-239-5436 718-852-0587 Fax: 718-852-0631
CONTACT:Sonji Phillips, Coordinator CONTACT: Ralph Figueroa, Program Dir.
SERVICES:
Day habilitation program for adults with develop- SERVICES:Housing with support services for individuals liv-
mental disabilities ing with AIDS
1500 Longfellow Avenue, Suite 1C 1329 St. Johns Place

718-542-9224 Fax: 718- 718-604-2731 Fax: 718604-2739
542-9218
CONTACT: Yolanda Freeman, Program Dir.
CONTACT: Carmen Lopez, Program Mngr SERVICES:Housing with support services for individuals liv-
SERVICES: Individualized Residential ing with AIDS
Alternative housing with support service for adults with
development disabilities 125 Eastern Parkway
Brooklyn, NY 10458
263 East Tremont Avenue 718-367-4322 Fax: 718584-7344
Bonx NY, 10457 CONTACT: Leslyn Mitchell, Program Mngr
718-299-5443 Fax: 718-299-5529
SERVICES: Individualized residential alternativies , housing
CONTACT: Allen Feldman, Program Mngr. with support for adults with developmental disabilities
67 Clifton Place 50 Court Street

718-636-5914 Fax: 718- 718-403-9846 Fax: 718-643-6858
636-5941
CONTACT: Beverley Collier, Sr. Vice President
CONTACT: Maurice Morrison, Program Mngr. SERVICES:Employment Services for individuals with mental
SERVICES: Intermediate Care Facility, housing with support illnesses and home care services for senior and indivividual
services for adults with developmental disabilities with physical disabilities
602 Quincey Street 17-19 Montrose Avenue

718-573-2684 Fax: 718-602-4036 718-384-2008 Fax: 718-218-6719
CONTACT: Marvia Brown, Program Mngr. CONTACT: Carla Mims, Program Director
SERVICES: Intermediate Care Facility, housing with support SERVICES: Housing with support services fro adults diagnosed
services for adults with developmental disabilities with Mental illness
150 Vernon Avenue 53 Patchen Avnenue

718-486-8803 Fax: 718-963-4782 718-919-1900 Fax: 718-919-6867
CONTACT: Mercelle Mason, Program Mngr CONTACT: Nadjette Natchaba, Program Director
Intermediate Care Facility, housing with support services SERVICES: Housing with support services fro adults diagnosed
for adults with developmental disabilities with Mental illness
319 Cornelia Street 376 Throop Avenue

718-821-1016 Fax: 718-821-0923 718-218-6912 Fax: 718-218-7982
CONTACT: Eudiana Brown, Program Mngr CONTACT: Xinia Reid, Program Dir.
SERVICES: Intermediate Care Facility, housing with support SERVICES: Housing with support services fro adults diagnosed
services for adults with developmental disabilities with Mental illness
1109 Buswick Avenue 230 Duffield Street

718-443-2690 Fax: 718- 718-625-5450 Fax: 718-625-4886
443-2965
CONTACT:
Yolande Rogers, Program Dir.
CONTACT: Leslyn Mitchell, Program Mngr SERVICES:
Housing with support services fro adults diagnosed
SERVICES: Individualized Residential Alternative housing with with Mental illness
support service for adults with develoPMent disabilities
457 St. Marks Avenue
475 Hicks Street Brooklyn, NY 11238
Brooklyn, NY 11231 718-399-6470 Fax: 718-399-6501
718-855-6923 Fax: 718-855-6926
CONTACT: Xinia Reid, Program Dir.
SERVICES: Housing with support services fro adults diagnosed
CONTACT: Sonji Phillips, Coordinator with Mental illness
SERVICES: Day habilitation program for adults with develop- 921 East New York Avenue
mental disabilities Brooklyn, NY 11203
718-636-9124 Fax: 718-467-1176
3316 Avenue J
CONTACT: Marie Jean-Bart, Program Dir.
Brooklyn, NY
718-758-3502 Fax: 718-758-3507 SERVICES: Club House for adults diagnosed with mental illness
CONTACT: Franklin Allapko, Program Mngr 307 Bay Ridge Avenue

SERVICES: Individualized Residential, Alternative housing Brooklyn, NY 11210
with support service for adults with development disabilities 718-748-3529 Fax: 718-748-2471
CONTACT: Yolande Rogers, Program Dir.
74
SERVICES: Housing with support services fro adults diagnosed 37-25 Crescent Street
with Mental illness Flushing, NY 11355
718-937-0224 Fax: 718-937-5998
407 Bristol Street
CONTACT: Donna Willaims, Program Mng.
Brooklyn, Ny 11212
718-342-7171 Fax: 718-342-8183 SERVICES: Intermediate Care faility housing with support ser-
vice for adults with develoPMental disabilities
CONTACT:
Russell Taylor, Program Dir.
SERVICES:
Housing with support services fro adults diagnosed 104-22 Rosita Road
with Mental illness Ozone Park, NY 11417
718-641-6538 Fax: 718-445-8705
382 Knickerbocker Avenue
CONTACT: Deanna Rayside,
Brooklyn, NY 11207
718-453-6665 Fax: 718-453-6302 SERVICES: Individualized Residential Alternative housing with
support service for adults with develoPMent disabilities
CONTACT: Tyrone Nero, Program Dir.
SERVICES: Homeless veterans diagnosed with mental illness 157-20 45th Avenue
Flushing, NY 11355
373 Dewitt Avenue 718-445-8715 Fax: 718-445-8705
Brooklyn, NY 11207
CONTACT: Etienne Bonaparte, Program Mngr.
718-257-7371 Fax: 718-257-7374
SERVICES: Intermediate Care Facility housing with support
CONTACT: Evelice Nunez, Program Dir. service for adults with develoPMental disabilities.
SERVICES: Housing and employment services for formerly
homeless adults 126-21 Hillside Avneue
Jamaica, NY 11432
620 Marcy Avenue 718-206-1325 Fax: 718-206-1764
Brooklyn, NY 11206
CONTACT: Sonji Phillips, Coordinator
718-797-0312 Fax: 718-797-1236
SERVICES: Day habilitation program for adults with develoP-
CONTACT: Ronald Mayfield, Prog. Dir. Mental disabilities
SERVICES: Housing and employment services for formerly
homeless adults 187-45 Hillburn Aveue
Hollis, NY 11412
718-217-6586 Fax: 718217-6579
QUEENS CONTACT:Jermaine Crandall, Program Mngr
318 Beach 85th Street SERVICES:Individualized Residential Alternative housing with
Far Rockaway, NY 11693 support service for adults with develoPMent disabilities
718-318-2130 Fax: 718-318-5414
CONTACT: Edward Barnett, Program Dir.
SERVICES: Housing with support services for adults diagnosed
with mental ilnesses
90-10 Merrick Blvd.

Jamaica , NY 11432
718-657-0510 Fax: 718-658-2665
CONTACT: Peter Boutros, Team Leader
SERVICES: Assertive communitry treatment program for adults
with mental illness
Crystal Meth
Use of methamphetamine (also know as meth, crystal, Tina, crank, crissy, speed, and tweek) is increasing in New York City.
Recent studies indicate that meth use may increase unsafe sex and raise HIV and STD infection rates among men who have sex
with men. In addition to the physical and psychological damage it causes, meth use often leads to compulsive sexual behaviors
that increase the spread of HIV and other sexually transmitted infections. Because meth is highly addictive and may significant-
ly alter sexual behavior, it has the potential to become a more serious and widespread problem, especially with regard to
increased spread of HIV. Meth use also poses additional dangers to people already infected with HIV. Meth use often results in
an intense downward spiral of addiction, which is very difficult to treat.
• New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene:

www.nyc.gov/health or call 311
NYCMA • For help with substance abuse or mental health problems:

call 1-800-LIFENET (1-800-543-3638) or 311
NEW YORK CRYSTAL METH ANONYMOUS • For information about HIV/AIDS: call 311
• Gay Men’s Health Crisis (substance abuse counseling and
Counseling and Support Groups education): www.gmhc.org/programs/crystal.html or call 1-
NYC Crystal Meth Anonymous is a fellowship of people for 800-AIDS-NYC (1-800-243-7692)
whom crystal meth has become a serious problem. The only • NYC Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Community
requirement for membership is a desire to stay clean and lead Center (links to services): www.gaycenter.org/surveys or call
a sober life. There are no dues or membership lists- each 212-620-7310
group is expected to be self-supporting through its own contri- • Crystal Meth Anonymous: www.nycma.org or call 212-642-
butions. The members of crystal meth anonymous meet regu- 5029
larly to share support and fellowship, and create a safe envi- • National Institute on Drug Abuse:
ronment to stay drug free. The NYCMA advocates complete www.nida.nih.gov/ResearchReports/Methamph/Methamph.html
abstinence from crystal meth, alcohol, inhalants, as will as all • Callen-Lorde Community Health Center, 356 West 18th
other mind-altering substances. Street between Eighth and Ninth Avenues, (212) 271-7200
• Harm Reduction Coalition, www.harmreduction.org or call
Crystal Meth can have a serious impact on your health. For (212) 213-6376
more information or help, call the following agencies. Some • Positive Health Project 301 West 37th Street, 2nd Floor,
offer individual and group counseling. (888) 865-8304
Index
820 River Street, Inc, 55 Family Health Center of Western Queens, 57 New York Therapeutic Communities, Inc., 35
ADAPT, 68 Family Services Network Inc. 33 North Central Bronx Hospital, 29
AIDS Center of Queens County, 55 Filipino-American Human Services, Inc., 72 North General Hospital AIDS Center, 53
AIDS Treatment Data Network, 41 Gay Men’s Health Crisis, 44 Northern Manhattan MSM Project, 48
Access / Argus Community, 23 Gay Men of African Decent, 44 NYU School of Medicine/Bellevue, 48
Access to Care, 23 God’s Love We Deliver, 45 Ocean Bay Community Center, 59
Actors’ Fund of America, 40 Goodwill Industries A.V.E. Program, 50 Outreach Project, Ryan White Unit, 59
Addiction Institute of New York, 40 Grand Street Settlement, 45 Palladia, 26
Addiction Research & Treatment Corp., 30 Greenwich House, Inc. 52 Park Med, 49
Adolescents in Need Preventive Services, 52 HANAC Substance Abuse Program, 57 Park Slope Mental Health Center, 35
African Services Committee, Inc., 41 HHC Homeless Health Initiative, 57 Partnership for Children, Inc., 35
Alianza Dominicana, Inc., 41, 71 HIV Care Net, 8 Paul J. Cooper Center, 35
Altamont Program, 30 HIV Law Project, 46 Peninsula Hospital Center, 64
American Indian Community House, Inc., 41 HIV Program Services Resource Library, 46 People of Color in Crisis, Inc., 36
Anchor House, 30 Haitian-Americans United for Progress, 57 Phase: Piggy Back, Inc., 49
Arab-American Family Support Center, 71 Haitian Center Council, Inc., 71 Planned Parenthood of New York City, 26, 49
Asian & Pacific Islander Coalition on HIV/AIDS, 41 Haitian Women’s Program, 33 Positive Health Project, 49
Atlantic Medical Association, 30 Harlem Dowling West Side Center, 45 Praxis Housing Placement Assistance, 32
Audre Lorde Project, 31 Harlem Hospital, 52 Pride Institute, 49
BMS Family Health Center, 31 Harlem United Community AIDS Center, Inc., 45 Project Hospitality, 65
Bayley Seton Hospital, 66 Health Care Access, 10-11 Project Reach Youth, Inc., 36
Bedford Haitian Community Center, Inc., 31 Health Force–Women and Men Against AIDS, 21 Project Samaritan AIDS Services, 26, 36, 59
Bedford-Stuyvesant Family Health Center, 39, 71 Healthy People, 24 Project Stay 49
Bellevue Hospital, 51 Help / Project Samaritan, 57 Project Street Beat, 26
Betances Health Unit, 42, 51 Hepatitis C, 17, 18 Psychiatric and Addiction Recovery Services, 60
Black Leadership Commission of AIDS, 31 Heritage Health Care, 45 QHC Teen and Adult Family Planning Program, 60
Blanton Peale Counseling Centers, 42 Henry Street Settlement, 45, 72 Queens Comprehensive Perinatal Council, 60
Boriken Neighborhood Health Center, 48 Highbridge Community Life Center, 25 Queens Health Network @ Parsons, 60
Breast Examination Center of Harlem, 42 Hillside Polymedic PC, 57 Queens Hospital Center HIV Immunology Clinic, 64
Bridge Plaza Treatment & Rehabilitation Services, 62 Hispanic AIDS Forum, 25, 58 Queens Hospital Center HIV/TB Unit, 64
Bronx Addiction Treatment Center, 23 Hollis Woman's Center, 63 Queens Legal Services Corporation, 60
Bronx AIDS Service, 71 Housing Works, 33, 34, 46 Queens Library, New Americans Program, 60
Bronx Citizens Committee, 21 Human Services Center, 58 Queens Long Island Medical Group, 64
Bronx Lebanon Hospital, 28 Hunts Point Multi Service Center, 25 Rev Thomas Mason Community Center, 60
Bronx Pride Consortium, 23 Ida B. Wells High School, 54 Richmond Home Need Services, 36
Brooklyn AIDS Task Force, 31 Identity House, 46 Riverdale Mental Health Center, 26
Brooklyn Hospital Center, 37 Immunizations, 7 Safe Horizons, 50, 61
Brooklyn Plaza Medical Center, 37 Interfaith Hospital Medical Center, 38 St. John’s Bread and Life Program, Inc., 36
Bushwick Com. Serv. Soc./Comrades in ARMS, 65 Iris House, 44, 47 St. John’s Epis.Hosp. Outpatient Alcohol. Prog., 61
Cabs Center, 38 J-Cap Day Treatment/Pregnant-Parent Teen, 55 St. John’s Hospital, 64
Callen-Lorde Community Health Center, 42 J-Cap Residential Drug Rehab & HIV Services, 63 St. Luke’s-Roosevelt Hospital, 53
CAMBA, 31, 71 Jamaica East/West & Rockaway Adol. Svcs Cons., 58 St. Mark’s Place Institute for Mental Health, 50
CNR Health Care Network, 49 Jamaica Family Center, 58 St. Mary’s Hospital, 39
Canarsie Aware, Inc., 32 Jamaica Fathers Project, 55 St. Rita’s Center, 29
Caribbean House Center, 38 Jamaica Home Base, 58 St. Vincent’s Midtown Hospital, 53
Caribbean Women’s Health Association, 31, 56, 71 Jewish Guild for the Blind, 47 Samaritan Village, 61
Center Against Domestic Violence, 32 Jewish Board of Family & Children’s Services, 34 SCAN New York, 26
Center for Children and Families, Inc., 56 Joseph P. Addabbo Family Health Center, 63 Shades of Lavender, 36
Center for the Elimination of Violence in the Family, 28 Kings County Hospital Center, 38 Soundview Community Health Service, 29
Center for Holistic Health Care, 65 Kings County Hospital HEAT Clinic, 39 South Brooklyn Health Center, 39
Charles B. Wang Community Center, 42 Lenox Hill Primary Care Center, 52 Southeast Queens Clergy for Com. Empowerment, 61
Charles Drew Center, 62 Life Force: Women Fighting AIDS, Inc., 34 Staten Island AIDS Task Force, 65
Child health clinics, 14-15 Lincoln Hospital, 28 Staten Island Breast Health Partnership, 65
Chinese-American Planning Council, Inc., 42 Living Consortium at New York Urban League, 47 Staten Island Mental Health Society, 66
Choices Women’s Medical Center, Inc., 56 Long Island Consultation Center, 58 Staten Island University Hospital, 67
Citicare, Inc., 43 Lower Eastside Service Center, 47 STD Center for Excellence, 26
Citizens Advice Bureau, 24 Lutheran Medical Center, 34 STD Clinics, 4-5
Coalition for Hispanic Family Services, Inc., 32 Mammography locations, 19-20 Steinway Child & Family Services, 61
Communicare family clinics, 16 Mary Immaculate Hospital HIV/AIDS Center, 63 SUNY Health Science Center at Brooklyn 39
Community Action for Human Services, Inc., 24 Maternal, Infant & Reproductive Health, 14 TB/Chest Clinics, 6
Community Counseling and Mediation, 43, 71 Maternity Infant Care, 58 Talk Safe, 50
Community Health Care Network, 24, 43, 56 MIC Women’s Health Services, 15 The Center, 50
Concerned Citizens of Queens, 56 Medicaid Offices and Information, 9 T.O.P.S., 53
Coney Island Hospital, 38 Mentor, 52 Tri Center, Inc., 26, 36, 50
Counseling Center of Queens County, 56 Metropolitan Hospital, 52 Union Settlement Association, 53
Covenant House, 24, 32, 43 Metropolitan Psychotherapy & Fam. Couns. Practice, 47 United Bronx Parents, 26
Create Inc. Outpatient Treatment Program, 43 Mid-Bronx Com. Preseveration Coalition, Inc., 25 United Community Center, Inc., 37
Create, Inc. Young Adult Center, 43 Minority Task Force on AIDS, 47 United Methodist Center, 61
Crystal Meth 76 Miracle Makers, 30 VIDA Family Services, 50
Crown Heights Service Center, 28 Momentum AIDS Project, 48 VIP Community Services, 29
Cumberland Diagnostic and Treatment Center, 38 Montefiore Adolescent AIDS Program, 28 Visiting Nurse Association of Staten Island, 66
Damon House, 32 Montefiore Hospital, 28 Visiting Nurse Services of New York Home Care, 62
Daniel C. Leicht Clinic, 52 Montefiore Project BRAVO, 25 Visiting Nurse-In Step Early Start, 62
Daytop Village, Inc., 24, 32, 44, 56 Mount Sinai Hospital AIDS Center, 53 Vocational Foundation, 50
Diaspora Community Services, 32 Morris Heights Health Center, 28 William R. Ryan Community Health Center, 53
Discipleship Outreach Ministries, Inc., 29 Narco Freedom, 35 Womens HIV Collaborative of NY, 50
Dominican Sisters Family Health Services, Inc., 24 National Council of Negro Women, 59 Womens Education & Empowerment Network 37
Door, The, 44 National Recovery Institutes, 48 Women’s Prison Association & Home, Inc., 50
Dr. Betty Shabazz Health Center, 38 National Development & Research Institute, 25, 48, 59 Wyckoff Heights Medical Center, 39, 64
East New York Diagnostic & Treatment Center, 38 NDRI, Inc,. 35 Young Man’s Clinic, 50
El Puente, 33 Neighbors Together Corp. 35
El Regresso Foundation, 33 NMPP Intensive Case Management Program, 48
Elmcore Youth & Adult Rehabilitation Program, 57 Neighborhood & Family Com. Health Center, 28
Elmhurst Hospital, 62 Neighbors Together, 35
Exponents, 44 New Directions, 35
Faces, 44 New York Hospital-Medical Center of Queens, 63

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A Guide to Social Services and

Health Care in New York City

Hotline List updated December 2007

For other services in New York City, dial 311

A Guide to Social Services and

2008 Referral Directory

Information Verified as of December 2007

Published by the Bureau of

NYC DOHMH STD & HIV Counseling & Testing Sites . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4

Bronx Community-Based Organizations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .23

NYS Authorized Needle Exchange Programs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .68

Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Inside Back Cover

New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene

COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENTS

New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene

Bushwick Chest Center

Fort Greene Chest Center

Chelsea Chest Center

Eve Johnson, Network Coordinator

Gwen Edwards, Network Coordinator

Coney Island Center STATEN ISLAND

For information on applying for Medicaid call

Health Information Tool for Empowerment

New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene

release clients may seek services at Community Chelsea Health Center

Bureau of Health Insurance Services Service Planning and Assistance

MANHATTAN Manhattan SPAN Office

Brownsville Health Center

Bushwick MIC Center

NYC Health and Hospitals Corporation

BRONX Homecrest Tel: (718) 339-6243

East Harlem DHC Tel: (212) 360-5919

Riverside Family Health Center Tel: (212) 280-9240

St. Nicholas Pediatric Center Tel: (212) 865-1300

NYC Health and Hospitals Corporation

Facility Director Phone Schedule

Bushwick Mr. Beverly Hall-Hawken P:(718) 573-4853 M 11-7 T-F 8-4:30

Tremont Mr. Santa P:(718) 918-8700 M 8:30-7:00

Dyckman Ms Gilda Serrano P:(212) 544-2001 M-F 8:30-4:30

Smith Houses Prudence Cheng, RN P:(212) 346-0500 M-T, Th-F 8:30-4:30

Ridgewood Cecilia Dennehy P:(718) 334-6190 M, T,W,F 8-4:30

Jamaica J. Turnen, NIC P:(718) 334-6443 M,T, Th, F 8:30-4:30

NYC Health and Hospitals Corporation

Hepatitis C Screening Locations

CONTACT: Sun Tai Yuen, RN

NYC Health and Hospitals Corporation

NORTH MANHATTAN NORTH BRONX BROOKLYN

For other Mammography Screening MANHATTAN REGION QUEENS REGION

LANGUAGES: English and Spanish

CITIZENS ADVICE BUREAU COVENANT HOUSE NEW YORK

Mary Devine, Project Director HOURS: Monday–Friday 9:00AM–5:00PM

Bronx, NY 10459 mitted to the practical and emotional support of persons

STD CENTER FOR EXCELLENCE UNITED BRONX PARENTS, INC.

COST: Medicaid, or $30 for clients without insurance

TRAVEL: #4 or D train to Fordham Road

Bronx Primary Care Providers

COST: Medicaid, ADAP, most insurance LANGUAGES: English and Spanish

TRAVEL: Call for directions HOURS: 7:30AM–4:30PM

TRAVEL: Call for directions

HOURS: Monday, Tuesady and Thursday 8:00 AM–9:00PM

ST. RITA’S CENTER FOR

HOURS: Monday–Friday 8:30–4:30PM

TRAVEL: Take the #4 train to Fordham Road, walk 3 blocks

ADDICTION RESEARCH & TREATMENT CORP. HOURS: Monday–Friday 9:00AM–5:00PM