Asociacion Tepeyac de New York	251 West 14th Street New York, NY 10011	Provides a variety of needed services to the 9/11-related client population, including: helping them navigate and interact with government agencies and providing referrals to pro-bono attorneys; and ensuring that they acquire the life-skills needed to manage their finances. Individual counseling and job training will be provided to all clients.
Asian American Federation of New York	120 Wall Street 3rd Floor New York, NY 10005	Provides mental health services to Asian American victims of 9/11, and improves the quality and quantity of culturally competent mental health services for this population through the "Building Bridges and Leveraging Assets for Community Recovery Project."
Charles B. Wang Community Health Center, Inc.	120 Wall Street 3rd Floor New York, NY 10005	Provides comprehensive assessments, care and referrals for physical health, mental health and social service needs of adults, adolescents and children. Specialized outreach via partner organizations targets underserved Vietnamese and Fujianese subgroups.
Highbridge-Woodycrest Extended Care Network, Inc.	936 Woodycrest Avenue Bronx, NY 10452	Provides integrative health services addressing the mental health, physical and spiritual needs of clients through employing a comprehensive mental and physical exam, development of an individualized health care plan, social support through a health coach, and patient tracking to ensure delivery of services.
Institute for the Puerto Rican Hispanic Elderly, Inc.	105 East 22nd Street Room 615 New York, NY 10010	Program provides psycho-educational support groups to Spanish speaking persons 55 years of age and older who were impacted by 9/11. Includes learning relaxation techniques and the implementation of a “Wellness Plan.”
Islamic Circle of North America, Inc.	166-26 89th Avenue Jamaica, NY 11432	Outreach and support to individuals affected by 9/11, through self-help groups, counseling, information, and referral. The outreach efforts to identify new clients will be mosque-based.
Jewish Board of Family & Children's Services, Inc.	120 West 57th Street New York, NY 10019	Provides services through a comfortable 'drop-in' social center, a site for a wide variety of therapeutic, emotionally supportive, restorative, educational, and creative activities.
Korean Community Services of Metropolitan New York, Inc.	134-23 Northern Blvd. 2nd Floor Flushing, NY 11354	Provides outreach and education; individual and group counseling; retreats for victims and their families; job training and placement; and assistance with applying for entitlements to Korean American victims and emotionally and economically affected populations.
Lutheran Disaster Response of New York (LDRNY)	22 Cortlandt Street 20th Floor New York, NY 10007	Administers Faithful Response, a project to serve the ongoing mental health needs of the target populations by developing a network of highly trained professionals to provide services to them through training in advanced trauma intervention.
Lutheran Family Health Centers/ Family Support Center	6025 Sixth Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11220	Provides targeted outreach, mental health treatment, community education, family support, vocational counseling, and partnership with local schools and ethnic associations to residents of Southwest Brooklyn, particularly Sunset Park, who were impacted by the events of 9/11.
Metropolitan New York Baptist Association	236 West 72nd Street New York, NY 10023	To provide workshops, training and counseling programs through a diverse network of neighborhood-based grassroots programs, including mental healthcare and career adjustment. These will include mental health workshops family-resiliency and trauma-immunization counseling programs, and career-adjustment counseling and training.
National Financial Planning Support Center, c/o Financial Planning Association	4100 East Mississippi Avenue, Suite 400 Denver, CO 80246	The Financial Planning Association® provides pro bono financial planning services to individuals, families and businesses directly affected by the events of September 11th through a volunteer pool of Certified Financial Planner™ (CFP®) professionals.
National Organization of Victim Assistance (NOVA)	510 King Street Suite 424 Alexandria, VA 22314	Provides victim and witness assistance programs and practitioners, criminal justice agencies and professionals, mental health professionals, researchers, former victims and survivors, and others committed to the recognition and implementation of victim rights and services.
Network of Victim Assistance in Bucks County	16 North Franklin Street Suite 105 Doylestown, PA 18901	The PA 9/11 Mental Health Outreach Program increases mental health services to 9/11 victims in Pennsylvania through mental health screening and evaluation; additional support groups; psycho-educational and wellness information distribution; a 24/7 crisis intervention hotline; and trainings for mental health professionals on the specific mental health needs of this population.
New Jersey Association for Mental Health, Inc.	88 Pompton Avenue Verona, NJ 07044	The 9/11 Helpline assesses mental health and related needs; provides information referral services and follow-up services.
New York City Health and Hospitals Corporation--Harlem Hospital Center	Harlem Hospital Center 506 Lenox Avenue New York, NY 10037	Harlem Hospital's World Trade Center Counseling Project provides a full range of mental health services, crisis intervention, individual counseling, and group therapy.
New York Disaster Counseling Coalition, Inc.	New York Disaster Counseling Coalition, Inc.	Runs a series of Renewing Relationship workshops offering couples the opportunity to reconnect with each other through psycho-educational resiliency training, problem solving and negotiating training, and developing listening skills; and referrals for counseling services.
New York Disaster Interfaith Services, Inc.	22 Cortlandt Street 20th Floor New York, NY 10007	The New York City 9/11 Unmet Needs Roundtable program specifically addresses the unmet financial needs of underserved, marginalized victim populations and the physical and financial needs recovery workers. NYDIS administers funds and staffs the Roundtable which is a facilitated weekly gathering of donors and caseworkers to vet cases and provide cash assistance, referral services, clothing/food vouchers and networking for clients with well documented unmet service/financial needs.
Northern Virginia Family Services	10455 White Granite Drive Suite 1000 Oakton, VA 22124	Provides group-based services and outreach to address the continuing mental health and recovery needs of individuals affected by the September 11 terrorist attack on the Pentagon.
Puerto Rican Family Institute	217 Havemeyer Street Brooklyn, NY 11211	Offers community outreach and educational presentations conducted through 4 borough clinics to identify affected clients and link them to services within the organization; Comprehensive mental health screenings and crisis intervention psychotherapy to targeted groups.
RACCOON INC	P.O. Box 20554 New York, NY 10021	Administers the Nada ('hope') program and offers outreach and mental health services to members of the Balkan community directly affected by September 11th.
Saint Vincent's Catholic Medical Center of New York	130 West 12th Street New York, NY 10010	Supports the primary adult programs of the WTC Trauma Healing Center of SVCMC including mental health / trauma services and the Integrative Stress Management program. Services are offered at several locations including the West Village, Lower Manhattan and Staten Island.
St. Mark's Institute for Mental Health	57 Saint Mark's Place New York, NY 10003	Provides diverse communities with language-appropriate short-term mental health services, including individual therapy sessions support groups; and family therapy.
The Committee for Hispanic Children and Families, Inc.	140 West 22nd Street Suite 301 New York, NY 10011	Reaches out to immigrant communities and link clients with the appropriate mental health and wellness services. CHCF will offer support groups using culturally competent techniques and referral to additional mental health services, if warranted.
The Council of Churches of the City of New York	475 Riverside Drive Suite 727 New York, NY 10115	Trains religious leaders and caregivers how to identify and work with the signs of PTSD, Depression, Compassion Fatigue and Anxiety; provides training and support for religious leaders.

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