For those of you who missed us on May 22, take a walk through our #ICLGala2024 "Celebrating Hope & Recovery." We did it! Together, we've reached our goal!

Join us at ICL's Whole Health Fair and BBQ. Come enjoy games, food, raffles, and more. Plus, don't miss out on tours of the East New York Health HUB to explore the many whole health services available. RSVP to Kimberly Figueroa at [email protected] by June 4.

🌈 Happy #PrideMonth! 🌈 Let's celebrate this month and beyond with joy and acceptance. Our theme this year is “The Colors of Pride”, embracing diversity in all its forms. Join us as we stand together in solidarity and celebrate the LGBTQIA+ community.

Read more about the many exciting moments for ICL in May in our recent newsletter—from the launch of our Mental Health Awareness Month video to an unforgettable gala. A special thank you to our Board of Directors for their unwavering support. Click here, iclinc.org/monthly-newsle…

Creating sensory-friendly health care environments can help autistic patients. Simple changes like soft lighting, reduced noise, and clear communication can reduce anxiety and improve access to care. By ICL - Institute for Community Living 📰 Read the article: autismspectrumnews.org/creating-senso…

Join us for ICL - Institute for Community Living next webinar in the Whole Health Learning Collaborative series. Camila Gelpi-Acosta, Ph.D, Associate Professor at LaGuardia Community College will present “Cultural Considerations When Engaging Marginalized Puerto Rican People Who Use Substances." bit.ly/ICLWHLC

What an amazing day at ICL - Institute for Community Living's Whole Health Fair and BBQ. Our clients celebrated summer and explore the services available to them at the East New York Health HUB. Thank you to everyone who joined us and made the event unforgettable, including our valued partner The Fortune Society

Our last webinar in the Whole Health Learning Collaborative series was a success! We are so grateful to Camila Gelpi-Acosta, Ph.D, Associate Professor at LaGuardia Community College who presented on "Cultural Considerations When Engaging Marginalized Puerto Rican People Who Use Substances."

Too many NYC families are separated due to mental health challenges, especially in BIPOC communities. Emerson-Davis Family Center has been a crucial support system for over 25 years for many of these families. Read more in our latest newsletter—click here iclinc.org/monthly-newsle…!

Today, I joined the Vietnam Veterans of America Chapter 32 to deliver toiletries to the Borden Avenue Veterans Shelter. We delivered 27 boxes of t-shirts, undergarments, toothpaste, and other essentials that will come in handy for our veterans. Thanks to all who helped!