Groups
261 groups providing community resources
Legal Services NYC
Legal Services NYC’s (LSNYC) mission is to fight poverty and seek racial, social, and economic justice for low-income New Yorkers. We help New Yorkers obtain the basic necessities of life, including housing, economic security, family and immigration stability, education, health care. We challenge systemic injustices that trap people in poverty.
Lemontree
We work with thousands of resources designed to help neighbors like you. Our team will match you with the options that make sense for you, whether that’s the closest food pantry, or a community kitchen open on Sundays.
LGBT National Help Center
Free & confidential peer support, information, and local resources through national hotlines and online programs staffed by volunteers who identify as part of the LGBTQIA+ family.
Liberation-Based Therapy
Liberation-Based Therapy is psychotherapeutic group practice supports mental health and wellness through the lens of liberation-based healing practices. The work offered is emotionally-focused, culturally affirming with a strengths-based perspective. We work with individuals, couples, families and groups in New York and New Jersey.
Lower East Side Food Not Bombs
Independently organized distribution of vegan/vegetarian meals, made of soon to expire food from local grocery stores, bakeries, food co-ops, farmer's markets, etc.
Make the Road New York (MRNY)
Make the Road New York builds the power of immigrant and working class communities to achieve dignity and justice.
Mayor's Alliance for NYC's Animals
A 501(c)(3) non-profit charity that accomplished a mission to make New York City a no-kill city and currently serves as a capacity-builder, connector, and hub for NYC animal welfare.
MDSG
MDSG is a bi weekly support group for people with mental health disorders or family/friend with mental health disorders. These groups now meet over zoom (wed & friday 7:30-9:15) and include Under 30, Bipolar, Friends and Family, Unipolar and I believe a LGTBQ+ group is underway.
Mentor A Promise
A nonprofit organization helping NYC youths and families break the cycle of homelessness by illuminating paths to education and success.
Met Council on Housing
The Metropolitan Council on Housing is a tenants’ rights membership organization made up of New York City tenants who believe in our motto of “housing for people, not profit.” We serve the one million NYC households who are rent stabilized or regulated, particularly those who most vulnerable to displacement – working class and low-income New Yorkers.
MinKwon Center for Community Action
The MinKwon Center for Community Action empowers the Korean American community and works with the wider Asian Pacific American (APA) and immigrant communities to achieve economic and social justice for all.
Mobilization for Justice
Mobilization for Justice, offers free legal assistance to low-income New Yorkers throughout New York City to resolve legal problems in the areas of housing; foreclosure; civil, disability and aging rights; bankruptcy, tax, consumer, employment, government benefits, immigration, and kinship care. Through these services we prevent homelessness, help seniors and people with disabilities live independently, stabilize families, maintain and increase income, and address racial disparities.