Built on two decades of community engagement and educational expertise, our organization embodies a deep commitment to making a difference. The Monarchy Inc. was founded with a vision to protect humanity by providing meaningful resources that address critical housing challenges. Disheartened by the increasing displacement and housing struggles in our communities, we turned compassion into action and created a nonprofit dedicated to change. Every effort we make reflects our dedication to fostering stability and resilience. By focusing on maintaining humanity and prioritizing housing security, we aim to uplift individuals and families, ensuring that no one is left behind. Our story is one of perseverance, purpose, and unwavering commitment to building a better future.
WAW NY is a home away from home for Afghan women. It is a safe space for the women from this community, where their needs are the priority. The programs we offer are designed to respond to the needs and challenges of Afghan women living in New York, and to protect their rights. We conduct our work in the context of the Afghan community, respecting Afghan traditions and practices, and celebrating Afghan culture. All our programs have a core message and purpose: securing, protecting and advancing women's human rights.
Evelyn Douglin Center is a nonprofit organization that provides medical and educational services for individuals who suffer from mental and developmental disabilities. It offers Medicaid service coordination, residential care and family support services. The organization provides rehabilitative services, as well as works for the development and enhancement of prevocational, socialization and communication skills. It also offers psychological evaluation, disability diagnosis and medical report preparation services. Evelyn Douglin Center provides child care and early intervention programs, as well as physical, occupational, speech, massage and psychological therapies. It maintains a residential program that focuses on independent and assisted living services. Evelyn Douglin Center maintains a location in Jamaica, N.Y.
Project New Yorker is a non profit organization located in Jamaica Queens. We are serving the immigrant communities through programs and workshops.
