With the exception of 24-hour facilities, all BronxWorks offices will close at 1pm Tuesday, December 24. We will also close for the day Wednesday, December 25 in observance of Christmas Day. We will re-open at 9am Thursday, December 26.
New York City issues a Code Blue Weather Emergency when the temperature drops to 32 degrees Fahrenheit or less between 4pm and 8am. Should you see a homeless individual out in the cold, please call 311 and an outreach team will be dispatched to offer assistance. Learn more here.
July 27, 2021 – NYC Health + Hospitals and BronxWorks celebrated two years of NYC Care at the Carolyn McLaughlin Community Center on July 27.
NYC Care is the City’s health care access program for those who can not afford or otherwise access health care. All NYC Care services are provided through NYC Health + Hospitals. BronxWorks is one of 30 community-based organizations and one of four in the Bronx who work with NYC Health + Hospitals to enroll new members in this program.
BronxWorks Executive Director Eileen Torres welcomed and addressed the crowd.
Since its inception, BronxWorks has been a staunch supporter and advocate of NYC Care. We are thrilled to be a part of this major enrollment milestone and will continue to work to ensure that all of our community members understand their options and have access to affordable, quality health care.”
-Eileen Torres, Executive Director, BronxWorks
City Council Member Vanessa Gibson (D-16th District) also spoke, saying, “There is nothing more important than our health and well-being, and many of us have been traumatized by COVID. It is so important, especially in communities of color and immigrant communities, we can not lose sight of the importance of our work to stay safe and to be healthy. We have to be committed to this work.” Council Member Gibson also stressed the importance of getting the COVID-19 vaccine. Also speaking were NYC Care Executive Director Marielle Kress, NYC Care Director of Community Partnerships Dr. Jonathan Jimenez, BronxWorks NYC Care Program Coordinator Tahmina Akter, and NYC Care Outreach Worker at Emerald Isle Immigration Center Liliana Estrella.
The anniversary event provided information to the public on how to enroll in NYC Care, with outreach workers walking the streets across New York City throughout the day. At the Community Center, attendees were provided with information about other BronxWorks programs, a COVID-19 Vaccine mobile van, and a food pantry. BronxWorks has worked with NYC Care since its inception, and, due in part to our efforts, NYC Care has provided over 80,000 New Yorkers with affordable health care. Learn more about BronxWorks Health Insurance Assistance programs, including NYC Care, here.
BronxWorks staff providing program information at the NYC Care 2-Year Celebration Event.BronxWorks NYC Care Outreach Workers take down information from attendees at the NYC Care 2-Year Celebration EventBronxworks Pantry Participant Curtis receives a bag of food at the food pantry at the NYC Care 2-Year Celebration Event(L-R) NYC Care Executive director Marielle Kress, City Council Member Vanessa Gibson, and BronxWorks Executive Director Eileen Torres at the NYC Care2-Year Celebration Event
July 27, 2021 – NYC Health + Hospitals and BronxWorks celebrated two years of NYC Care at the Carolyn McLaughlin Community Center on July 27.
NYC Care is the City’s health care access program for those who can not afford or otherwise access health care. All NYC Care services are provided through NYC Health + Hospitals. BronxWorks is one of 30 community-based organizations and one of four in the Bronx who work with NYC Health + Hospitals to enroll new members in this program.
BronxWorks Executive Director Eileen Torres welcomed and addressed the crowd.
Since its inception, BronxWorks has been a staunch supporter and advocate of NYC Care. We are thrilled to be a part of this major enrollment milestone and will continue to work to ensure that all of our community members understand their options and have access to affordable, quality health care.”
-Eileen Torres, Executive Director, BronxWorks
City Council Member Vanessa Gibson (D-16th District) also spoke, saying, “There is nothing more important than our health and well-being, and many of us have been traumatized by COVID. It is so important, especially in communities of color and immigrant communities, we can not lose sight of the importance of our work to stay safe and to be healthy. We have to be committed to this work.” Council Member Gibson also stressed the importance of getting the COVID-19 vaccine. Also speaking were NYC Care Executive Director Marielle Kress, NYC Care Director of Community Partnerships Dr. Jonathan Jimenez, BronxWorks NYC Care Program Coordinator Tahmina Akter, and NYC Care Outreach Worker at Emerald Isle Immigration Center Liliana Estrella.
The anniversary event provided information to the public on how to enroll in NYC Care, with outreach workers walking the streets across New York City throughout the day. At the Community Center, attendees were provided with information about other BronxWorks programs, a COVID-19 Vaccine mobile van, and a food pantry. BronxWorks has worked with NYC Care since its inception, and, due in part to our efforts, NYC Care has provided over 80,000 New Yorkers with affordable health care. Learn more about BronxWorks Health Insurance Assistance programs, including NYC Care, here.
BronxWorks staff providing program information at the NYC Care 2-Year Celebration Event.BronxWorks NYC Care Outreach Workers take down information from attendees at the NYC Care 2-Year Celebration EventBronxworks Pantry Participant Curtis receives a bag of food at the food pantry at the NYC Care 2-Year Celebration Event(L-R) NYC Care Executive director Marielle Kress, City Council Member Vanessa Gibson, and BronxWorks Executive Director Eileen Torres at the NYC Care2-Year Celebration Event
