On April 23, future Queens leaders from our Access For Young Women program took a trip to Turner Construction Company’s Manhattan headquarters for an enriching panel discussion. AFYW participants were able to hear from women with successful careers in corporate construction and get advice on
On March 18, QCH's Queens Center for Gay Seniors hosted a Roundtable Discussion on the NYC Council LGBTQ+ Caucus's "Marsha & Sylvia Plan," a proposal for citywide policy and procedural changes that would help create a a more just, equitable city for LGBTQIA+ and TGNCNBI New Yor
BIG NEWS! Today, March 14, NYC Mayor Eric Adams announced that City-contracted human services workers will receive an over 9% wage increase over the next 3 years.
In honor of Womens History Month, we are highlighting our Access For Young Women (AFYW) program, which has been supporting young women in Queens since the 90s.
On February 24, in honor of Black History Month, Black community leaders in Pomonok were recognized and celebrated during a special brunch at the Pomonok Community Center. Hundreds of Queens neighbors joined to highlight the impact of Black leaders who have contributed to Pomonok's growth.
Our settlement house model comes to life within our community centers, where neighbors from different backgrounds have opportunities to meet, interact, and celebrate together.
