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July 2024 Impact Newsletter
CPC Hosts Human Services Forum at CPC One
On July 16th, CPC hosted a Human Services Forum at CPC One. Co-organized by the Human Services Council of New York, New York City Employment and Training Coalition, and the Mayor's Office of Contract Services, over 120 human services sector leaders converged at CPC One to learn about the status of PASSPort updates, revisit procurement wins, and discuss challenges and new processes that may impact human services organizations.
EDUCATION
We provide high-quality learning opportunities for all ages—from Pre-K and after-school enrichment to adult English language classes—because education is lifelong.
CPC Kicks Off Summer Rising Program for 1,300 NYC Youth
CPC kicked off the Summer Rising program for over 1,300 young people in Brooklyn, Manhattan, and Queens. At the CPC Pike Street Summer Rising Program at P.S.126, students participated in STEM projects, arts and crafts activities, physical fitness exercises, presentations, and community building initiatives.
CPC Chrystie Street Students Explore Lower East Side History
On July 29th, students from CPC Chrystie Street School Age Child Care Center went on a walking tour of the Lower East Side with the Museum at Eldridge Street. They explored the neighborhood's history, demographic shifts, and changing dynamics over the decades through this informative and engaging experience.
FAMILY SUPPORT
We make it easier for individuals and families to access personalized social resources because support is fundamental at every age.
CPC Takes Community Members to Met Museum
On July 9th, the CPC Brooklyn Community Center organized a trip to the Metropolitan Museum of Art for members of the Older Adult Mental Health Service program. The program, supported by the New York City Council, is committed to offering mental health screening and support for individuals aged 55 and above. The excursion provided an opportunity for community members to bond while exploring the museum's exhibits.
CPC Hosts Pro Bono Legal Clinic with AABANY
On July 13th, CPC hosted a pro bono legal clinic with the Asian American Bar Association of New York, the offices of Council Members Alexa Aviles and Justin Brannan, and State Senator Iwen Chu. The clinic was held at CPC Brooklyn Community Center. Volunteer attorneys provided free consultations to 18 community members on matters ranging from housing and immigration to special education law.
COMMUNITY & ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT
We empower New Yorkers to represent and to advocate for themselves and their communities because their leadership is essential for positive—and lasting—social change. We engage with individuals to plan and develop their career paths because professional success is critical for economic independence.
CPC Receives State Grant from Assemblywoman Rozic for Center Upgrades
On July 8th, CPC welcomed Assemblywoman Nily Rozic to Queens Community Center to see the repairs funded by a $125,000 state capital grant she secured for the center. Visitors of the community center, seniors and children in particular, have been able to enjoy the use of functioning elevators thanks to the state grant. The state funding also provided air conditioning units for CPC’s daycare center.
CPC Hosts Press Conference on E-Bike Safety
On July 22nd, U.S. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand and State Senator Iwen Chu held a press conference on e-bike safety at CPC Brooklyn Community Center. They were joined by Council Member Alexa Avilés, New York City Fire Department Commissioner Laura Kavanaugh and over 25 community leaders. E-bike fires primarily impact Asian Americans, people of color, immigrants, and low-income communities.
CPC Hosts Summer Party to Celebrate Partners and Allies
On July 10th, CPC hosted a Summer Party at CPC One to connect with partners and allies. Over 200 guests, including Deputy Mayor Ana Almanzar, Michelle Jackson from the Human Services Council, and representatives from community-based organizations, schools, foundations, corporations, government agencies, and legislative offices, attended the event to celebrate CPC’s partnerships and the new space.
CPC Speaks on NYU Health Equity Career Panel
On July 23rd, Steve Mei, Director of CPC Brooklyn Community Services, spoke on a Health Equity career panel organized by NYU Langone's Section for Health Equity and Institute for Excellence in Health Equity. He shared valuable insights about careers in human services related to population health and health equity. Nearly 100 individuals attended the hybrid session.
Career Center
Many of our services are available via virtual/remote access. We provide one-on-one career counseling, resume reviewing, searching and applying for jobs, and more. To get started, simply fill out a short info form at https://tiny.cc/cpccareercenter.
ABOUT CPC
The Chinese-American Planning Council (CPC) is a social services organization that creates positive social change. Founded in 1965, CPC is the nation's largest Asian American social services organization and aims to promote the social and economic empowerment of Chinese American, immigrant, and low-income communities of New York City. CPC is the trusted partner to individuals and families striving to achieve goals in their education, family, community, and career.
關於華策會
華人策劃協會（簡稱“華策會”）是一個致力於創造正向社會變革的社會服務機構。華策會成立於1965年，是美國最大的亞裔美國人社會服務機構，旨在促進紐約市華裔美國人、移民及低收入社區的社會權益和經濟賦權。華策會是為個人和家庭實現其教育、家庭、社區及職業目標而努力的可信賴機構。
ACERCA DE CPC
El Chinese-American Planning Council (CPC) es una organización de servicios sociales que crea un cambio social positivo. Fundada en 1965, CPC es la mayor organización de servicios sociales asiático-americanos del país y su objetivo es promover la capacitación social y económica de las comunidades chino-americanas, inmigrantes y de bajos ingresos de la ciudad de Nueva York. CPC es el socio de confianza de personas y familias que se esfuerzan por alcanzar objetivos en su educación, familia, comunidad y carrera.
