COAC
Serving Recovers communities:
The New York Council on Adoptable Children (COAC) is an adoption service agency whose mission is to insure that legally freed older and special needs children in the New York City foster care system, and children affected by AIDS, are placed with permanent, loving families. COAC acts on the firm belief that foster care is not enough care, and that every child deserves a permanent and loving family. Since its inception in 1970, COAC's mission has been to insure that as many children as possible are placed, as expeditiously as possible, with families that will love and care for them.
COAC now provides services to persons affected by Hurricane Sandy. Our "Stronger Than Before" Hurricane Sandy Project assists with counseling, linkage to services, emergency preparedness, advocacy and more.
Locations
New York Council On Adoptable Children (COAC)
589 Eight Avenue 15th Floor, New York, New York 10018, US
Resources: counseling clothing legal emergency advocacy services emergency-preparedness disaster-relief home health medical mental referrals immigrant resources tools repair
Recent Updates
**STRONGER THAN BEFORE / MAS FUERTE QUE ANTES** Hurricane Sandy Project at COAC
posted about 5 years ago by afuentes from COAC
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Hello residents of the Rockaways!
For many, recovery from Hurricane Sandy continues to be a complex and challenging process. Because of this, many survivors of Sandy are also experiencing a range of emotional reactions and needs during the long-term recovery process. These reactions and needs are common during and after…
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