CAMBA is working tirelessly in our communities to ensure our clients and their families are fully informed about the Coronavirus and are taking the necessary actions to stay safe and healthy. Day-to-day, this is a rapidly changing situation and CAMBA programs are adjusting to meet the needs of disadvantaged New Yorkers who are struggling with housing, education, health,employment and legal matters. Out of caution for everyone’s health and under the constraints mandated to contain the Coronavirus, we continue to provide most services by appointment over the phone. With your continued support we will get through this, and help our families and communities maintain or regain stability.
Please see below for how you can help
HOW YOU CAN HELP
We’ve been asked by supporters and community partners how they can help CAMBA meet the increasing needs of our clients. If you are able to donate during this emergency, we would be deeply appreciative. The increased expense to modify services, maintain the additional cleaning and disinfecting of client spaces, and expected skyrocketing cost of providing emergency food will become critical.
We are following city, state and federal guidelines, as we are consolidate offices and manage staff/client interaction to keep everyone safe. We are, therefore, not in a position to accept in-kind donations without advance planning. When we are ready to accept in-kind donations, we will share the products needed on our website. Thank you for helping us meet this challenge.
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Our Measurable Impact
2,764
People reached
through outreach for Ending the Epidemic of HIV/AIDS in 2018
98%
Children met development
milestones in Healthy Families Home Visiting program in 2018
96%
Success rate in homelessness prevention
with 4,147 families remaining in stable housing in 2018
Recent Success Stories
Rana is a young mother of four who left an abusive relationship and built a successful future for herself and her children.
Alijah overcame his family’s struggle with homelessness and found the path to college — through the guidance and support of CAMBA’s Leading to College program.