For more than 50 years, the Bronx Works organization has offered help to the Bronx community with classes for minors, training, legal help and even housing assistance.
This organization has several offices throughout the county to offer different assistance.
Support with housing
BronxWorks has programs to shelter both adults and entire families with shelters available.
They also support low-income people struggling with rent so they are not evicted from their apartments.
The organization’s staff helps them with resources to avoid eviction or help to navigate court dates, find emergency funds to pay rent and understand the rights you have as a tenant.
It also helps Bronx residents connect with programs to access housing.
Help immigrants
Likewise, Bronx Works offers immigrants free help preparing and submitting applications to immigration offices.
In addition, they offer services such as English classes and classes to qualify for citizenship.
Educational classes and support for children and adolescents
The organization has supported more than 11,000 Bronx children and teens with early childhood learning centers, after-school programs, community centers, youth work, and college application preparation.
It recently reopened its indoor pool located at 1130 Grand Concourse Avenue with an investment of $1,100,000.
Classes range from beginner to advanced and from children to teenagers.
If you are looking for more information about the classes you can call (646) 393-4000.
Help with work
The Department of Workforce Development prepares people who are unemployed, looking for their first job, or need help enhancing their careers.
They have programs geared toward young adults, NYCHA residents, seniors, and residents.
They also offer training, job referrals with trusted job partners, and financial advice.
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