University Settlement Society of New York

Overview

The University Settlement Society of New York is the first settlement house in America, established in 1886 on Manhattan's Lower East Side. It provides educational, social, and supportive services to immigrants, low-income families, and vulnerable individuals, serving over 40,000 people annually across 21 sites in Lower Manhattan and Brooklyn.

Founded by Stanton Coit and others, the organization has a rich history of community engagement and advocacy. It offers a variety of services, including early childhood education, youth programs, adult language classes, mental health support, and community arts programming. The organization also plays a role in advocacy and institutional support, contributing to neighborhood improvements and social reforms. Operating from its original location, University Settlement continues to adapt its services to meet the evolving needs of the community.

Basic Information

Contact Details

• Phone: +1 212-453-4500
• Website: universitysettlement.org
• LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/university-settlement-society-of-new-york
• Twitter: twitter.com/univsettlement
• Facebook: facebook.com/universitysettlement

Key Focus Areas & Initiatives

• Non-profit organizations
• Nonprofit organization management
• Arts & entertainment
• Cultural center
• Event planning & services
• Performing arts
• Early childhood education
• Youth programs
• Adult language classes
• Mental health support
• Community arts programming
• Advocacy and institutional support

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