Private Practice Lawyers Assist CLS
In 2017, when New York became the first city to enact a Right to Counsel, or Universal Access law entitling low-income residents to free legal representation in eviction proceedings in … Read More
Service and Support During the Pandemic
The work of CAMBA continues for our 65,000 clients we serve annually. Our workers have stepped up to deliver support and assistance by phone, text, email, and in-person at safe … Read More
Staff Spotlight: Dzemal Hamzic
Dzemal Hamzic will celebrate 26 years at CAMBA in our Workforce Development program in late March. CAMBA’s Workforce Development provides low-income people, immigrants, refugees, human trafficking victims, those at risk … Read More
Partnering with the 73rd Precinct on Community Safety
CAMBA has been deeply involved in meeting the emerging needs of Brooklyn communities since 1977. At the end of 2015, CAMBA launched the BIVO program (Brownsville In Violence Out), in direct … Read More
Brooklyn Entrepreneurs Compete in “Pitch Contest”
CAMBA’s Small Business Services helps aspiring entrepreneurs and existing business owners plan and reach their goals through one-on-one consultations, business plan workshops, start-up or expansion loans, and technology training. Our … Read More
Taking a New Stance on Afterschool Programs
Last fall, Earl Whitfield introduced students at Beacon 166 to the prospect of an afterschool program in fencing. Their immediate reactions weren’t exactly enthusiastic. “They were referencing Game of Thrones, and … Read More
Support on the Path to Citizenship
Ms. Diallo came to the United States thirteen years ago after escaping Liberia with her husband. Not long after she arrived, her husband passed away, and she was left alone … Read More
Support for Refugees
Imagine the populations of New York City, Boston, Washington, DC, and Philadelphia combined. Now imagine that those cities are entirely filled with children who have been forced from their homes … Read More
Saluting CAMBA’s Violence Interrupters
Earlier this year, we profiled the work of Zayquan, a young man who has devoted himself to interrupting the cycle of violence in Brooklyn. The work of Zayquan is the … Read More
Community Links: Catching Up With Julia Beardwood
Julia Beardwood is founder and owner of Beardwood&Co., a branding and design firm located in Soho, New York. Julia was a winner of EY’s Entrepreneurial Winning Women award in 2013, … Read More
CAMBA Hosts Anti-Violence Performance
Last month, CAMBA hosted the Theater of War Productions' for a presentation of Hercules in East New York in the Louis H. Pink Houses Community Center in Brooklyn. The lively … Read More
Women in Social Services Leadership
In 1987, the United States Congress declared March as National Women’s History Month, a fact that demonstrates an important move towards recognizing the achievements of women in this country. With … Read More
Phenomenal Girls’ Symposium 2018
CAMBA Family Support Program hosted its 2nd Annual Phenomenal Girls’ Symposium on May 12 and this year’s event attracted 74 girls from ages 11-18 to SUNY Downstate Medical Center on … Read More
Spotlight on Kareem Youngblood
Kareem Youngblood‘s commitment to making a difference in the lives of Brooklyn’s at-risk youth is summed up in a quote presented in a recent magazine article: “I want to connect … Read More
The Making of the CAMBA Night Out Video
“We want our supporters to see that they are helping to make a difference in people’s lives,” says Melissa Fisher, Director of Development at CAMBA, speaking about our annual gala, … Read More
Spotlight on Crystal Miller
Crystal Miller is a Program Manager for CAMBA's Health Link program. There is much to say about this wonderful employee, but one of her most appreciated qualities is her can-do … Read More
Spotlight on Ayanna Wilson
With a 9 year old boy, a second child on the way and being unemployed, Ayanna Wilson had many concerns on weighing on her mind. Luckily Ayanna had the encouraging … Read More
Spotlight on Danielle Katz and Brooklyn Doodles
Danielle Katz was born Trinidad and Tobago. From an early age, she knew that she was passionate about art, finding it to be a medium through which she could express … Read More
Gov. Hochul Announces $13.6M to Fight Gun Violence
Governor Kathy Hochul announces $13.6 million to fight gun violence, aid victim and survivors and their families and communities, and bolster the state’s response to the ongoing public health crisis … Read More
Enough is Enough
We are excited to introduce the Cure Violence Brownsville In, Violence Out (BIVO) Mobile Unit. Our new BIVO mobile unit is designed to connect with the Brownsville Community and make … Read More