CREATE, Inc. ADMINISTRATIVE
OFFICES
73 Lenox Avenue
New York City, NY 10026
Ralph Perez,
Executive Director
tel:
(212) 663-1975, fax: (212) 663-1293
Email: rperez@createinc.org
CREATE, Inc.
MICA Program:
Medically Supervised Chemical Dependency Outpatient
Treatment Program (more)
73 Lenox
Avenue
New York City, NY 10026
Mr. William Perkins, Clinical Director
tel. (212) 663-1596, fax (212) 666-1323
Provides recovery services to men and women, including medical and psychological services, vocational counseling, job placement and basic computer skills, help for specific groups of people including those with specific issues, such as: parole status, mentally ill chemical abusers, anger management, domestic violence and those in need of lifestyle directions. Continental breakfasts and nutritious lunches are served daily.
To read more about the MICA Program at CREATE, Inc., click
here.
PROJECT CREATE RESIDENCE
121-123 West 111th Street
New York City, NY 10026
Mr. David Caba, Residential Director
tel: (212) 678-4990, fax (212) 666-6664
Provide intensive residential chemical dependence treatment
and vocational rehabilitation services to males 18 and
above including medical evaluations, counseling, counseling
peer support, vocational guidance and placement, 12
step programs, relapse prevention training and life-style
direction.
CREATE YOUNG ADULT RESIDENCES
133-135 West 128th Street
New York City, NY 10026
Mr. Angelo Soto, Residential Director
tel. (212) 662-2000, fax (212) 662-2166
Home-like transitional living program which is a bridge between the street/shelter/foster care and independent living for men aged 18-25. Residents receive intensive supportive services such as social services counseling, substance abuse counseling, vocational counseling and housing guidance and placement into independent living.
WESTMINSTER HOUSE
71 Lenox Avenue
New York City, NY 10026
Ms. Trina Faison, Case Manager
tel. (212) 663-7260
Provides shelter plus care affordable apartment living
and supportive services for single mothers and their
children. The permanent housing restructures family
life after homelessness, addiction or related problems.
Counseling, supportive services include; case management,
vocational counseling, parenting skills training and
extensive use of community resources.
SENIOR CITIZENS CENTER
60 St. Nicholas Avenue
New York City, NY 10026
Ms. Viola Brown, Director
tel. (212) 865-0513 or (212) 865-0634
A weekday program for the elderly of our community, the Center provides both a hot nutritious breakfast and lunch to seniors. The daily activities are designed for the participants' life, well-being, enjoyment; pleasant socialization and independence. Scheduled activities include: arts and crafts; field trips, health and safety education; recreation; celebration of birthdays, holidays and other events; telephone and other contacts with the homebound or institutionalized members and intensive use of community resources. This program is principally funded through the Franciscan Friars of the Holy Name Province.
ANTHONY HOUSE
60 St. Nicholas Avenue
New York City, NY 10026
This program was initiated in the 1970's in the spirit of the compassion and generosity of St. Anthony of Padua. We bring food to the tables of our poor and hungry individuals and families in the neighborhood.
