When temperatures climb closer to 100°F, life on the streets can go from unbearable to deadly. When the predicted heat index reaches 95°F or higher, the City of New York declares a “CODE RED”. During a Code Red, the BronxWorks Homeless Outreach Team will be working hard to help our most vulnerable neighbors get off the streets and into shelter.
Designated cooling centers are open during a CODE RED all around New York City and the Bronx. If you are living without air conditioning and need a place to cool down contact 311 or click here to find a cooling center near you. Please check on your neighbors, especially the elderly and sick. Cooling centers are open and available to the public. More info
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With the exception of 24-hour facilities, all BronxWorks offices will be closed on Friday, June 19 in observance of Juneteenth.
Barbara Miliano, LCSW, Program Director, The Brook Supportive Housing at BronxWorks (left); and Noel Concepcion, LMSW, Vice President of Adult Homeless Services at BronxWorks
Congratulations to two BronxWorks staff! Barbara Miliano, Program Director of The Brook Supportive Housing, and Noel Concepcion, Vice President of Adult Homeless Services, were honored at Governor Kathy Hochul’s Hispanic Heritage Month Celebration!
Barbara and Noel speaking with Governor Kathy Hochul and receiving their awards.
Barbara and Noel were recognized alongside other mental health professionals providing bilingual services in communities in New York. Both of them have dedicated their careers to the most vulnerable members of our community; Barbara has served as Program Director of The Brook since 2015, and Noel is about to celebrate 30 years of working in the BronxWorks Adult Homeless Services Department. We are so proud they are a part of the BronxWorks team!
Congratulations to two BronxWorks staff! Barbara Miliano, Program Director of The Brook Supportive Housing, and Noel Concepcion, Vice President of Adult Homeless Services, were honored at Governor Kathy Hochul’s Hispanic Heritage Month Celebration!
Barbara and Noel speaking with Governor Kathy Hochul and receiving their awards.
Barbara and Noel were recognized alongside other mental health professionals providing bilingual services in communities in New York. Both of them have dedicated their careers to the most vulnerable members of our community; Barbara has served as Program Director of The Brook since 2015, and Noel is about to celebrate 30 years of working in the BronxWorks Adult Homeless Services Department. We are so proud they are a part of the BronxWorks team!
