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Governor Hochul Visits SCAN-Harbor

Written by Geoff Knight, November 15th, 2022
Assemblyman Eddie Gibbs (left) with Governor Kathy Hochul and SCAN-Harbor Program Director Rob Clarke.

 

Governor Kathy Hochul visited a SCAN-Harbor site recently to commemorate a seniors program that serves the community in and around the Johnson Houses NYCHA Development.

 

The program is part of SCAN-Harbor activities at Johnson Community Center, a DYCD funded NYCHA Cornerstone which is operated by SCAN-Harbor.

 

At her visit, SCAN-Harbor, along with Assemblyman Eddie Gibbs, presented Governor Hochul with a commemorative plaque thanking her for her commitment to programming that addresses community needs.

 

Johnson Community Center is one of 7 Cornerstones in East Harlem where SCAN-Harbor facilitates programming, and it is always encouraging to have officials visit our sites and see the hard work getting done by the amazing SCAN-Harbor team!

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Human Services Consortium of East Harlem

The Human Services Consortium of East Harlem, in partnership with Community Navigators Program at Hunter School of Social Work, and Councilmember Diana Ayala, have created an online COVID-19 Resource Guide for East Harlem/Harlem Residents.

The Guide will be updated weekly. Please feel free to share with your networks and your participants.

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