Supporting Reentry and Creating Opportunity Implementing Strategies to Support the Successful Reentry of Individuals who were Courtesy of New York City Bar Association LRYOH’s Executive Director, Rev. Maurice Winley participates as a panelist on a webcast presentation on June 7, 2021 entitled “Supporting Reentry and Creating Opportunity: Implementing Strategies to Support the Successful Reentry of
CMJC is honored to welcome the Reverend Maurice Winley as our newest Advisory Council member, one of the founding partners of CMJC, and trailblazer of this critical work!
The Helen Keller International’s New York Vision Program (NYVP) is partnering with Living Redemption Youth Opportunity Hub to offer FREE vision services for free prescription eyeglasses to Harlem residents. An initial vision screening is required to determine your eyesight, by appointment only! No insurance is required! Please book your appointment below. If we are unable
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: July 6, 2020Courtesy of The City College of New York Susan Konigphone: (212) 650-8437e: skonig@ccny.cuny.edu The City College of New York began an official partnership in April 2020 with Living Redemption Youth Opportunity Hub (LRYOH), a community-based initiative in Central and West Harlem funded through the Manhattan District Attorney’s Criminal Justice Initiative in a collaborative
MINY Animation Project Remote Learning The Made in New York Animation Project (TAP) is now running its NeON groups virtually. TAP is a therapeutic workforce development program that provides young people with digital art and supportive resources to pursue careers in the animation sector. For more information, go to www.theanimationproject.org. Young people, 16-24 years of
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