SCS joined Queens elected leaders and residents of Woodside Houses to demand that NYCHA fix the damaged heating plant. Residents of the development have been without heat and hot water.
SCS Executive Director Judy Zangwill said “Tenants, including the children we serve at the Woodside...
This month, SCS will receive $1 for every "Give Back" community bag purchased at the Stop & Shop on 3106 Farrington Street in Flushing. The reusable bags cost $2.50 each. Stop by the store and purchase your bag anytime through October 31.
SCS will participate in a new initiatve, receiving $175,000 worth of services to make available to participants in our network. The program was announced by Queens Borough President Donovan Richards. The Queens Borough President's office is partnering with BetterHelp, the nation's leading...
On October 17, SCS unveiled a new state-of-the-art facility in Long Island City that will allow us to expand our Queens footprint. The 7,713-square-foot space houses our Home Health Aide Training Program, caregiver services, and a portion of our staff offices. The site will also be used to host...
Read this QNS article about our new program space in Long Island City. The new space includes classrooms, a group meeting room, private counseling spaces, a lab practicum and equipment room, a pantry for kitchen...
On October 17, we unveiled our new community center in Long Island City. The 7,713-square-foot space houses our Home Health Aide Training Program and our ...
After a two-year hiatus, the Sunnyside Post Mile was held on October 22, 2022. Runners and walkers were encouraged to dress in costume for the event, which included the main race, as well as 50-yard and 100-yard dashes for children. ...
