Acacia Network Rooted in the Community Since 1969 COVID-19 Response The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has disproportionately impacted low-income communities of color, who have suffered higher rates of infection and mortality. The current public health and economic crisis has also exacerbated the many challenges these communities already face on a daily basis as a result of poverty, structural inequality, and systemic racism. Throughout these troubling times, we have continued to provide uninterrupted access to critical services and resources to ensure that those most at risk are able to overcome the challenges of mental health and addiction disorders, chronic health conditions, poverty, housing insecurity and homelessness, food inequality, economic hardship and unemployment, educational barriers, cultural alienation, among others. ATTENTION: We are now offering the COVID-19 vaccine to eligible individuals at our designated Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs). For more information, visit: acacianetwork.org/covidvaccine Overall Impact and Outcomes Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, Acacia Network and its 100+ affiliates have continued to provide integrated care to vulnerable communities across four boroughs in New York City, Buffalo, Albany, and Syracuse in New York State, as well as Maryland, Tennessee, Arkansas, Georgia, Connecticut, and Puerto Rico. Our 2020 Impact By the Numbers To learn more about our network-wide impact and our scope of work, CLICK HERE! Brooklyn By the Numbers Our footprint in Brooklyn consists of permanent affordable housing, homeless shelters for single adults and families, social services, mental health and addiction services, and supportive housing for individuals with mental health and/or addiction disorders. To learn more about our work and impact in Brooklyn, CLICK HERE! Queens By the Numbers Our footprint in Queens consists of integrated primary and behavioral care and addiction services, as well as homeless shelters for single adults and families, supportive housing for individuals with mental health and/or addiction disorders, and senior services for adults 60 and older. To learn more about our work and impact in Queens, CLICK HERE! Puerto Rico By the Numbers In 2020, Acacia Network continued to solidify our presence in Puerto Rico through our earthquake relief efforts, which included visits to underserved communities to carry out informational workshops, wellness initiatives, and music & artistic interventions, and to provide critical supplies & equipment. Our efforts later pivoted to COVID-19 relief, as the pandemic further exacerbated health and economic disparities across the Island. To learn more about our work and impact in Puerto Rico, CLICK HERE! RECENT NEWS Statement on Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 Vaccine April 13, 2021 Free Crisis Counseling Program March 12, 2021 Hispanos Unidos de Buffalo (HUB) Begins Construction on a $17.1 Million Affordable Housing Development to Serve Low-Income Seniors in Buffalo, NY February 12, 2021 Apply to Metcalf Avenue Apartments December 12, 2020 Employment, Training & Housing Opportunities for Veterans in New York City November 9, 2020 ABOUT Who We Are What We Do Directory of Services Our Affiliates Our Leadership Our Board Announcements TAKE ACTION Donate Join our Team Contact Us Join our Mailing List IMPORTANT NOTICES Universal Consent Entities Participating Health Insurance Plans Hospital Affiliations Acacia FCOI Policy Notice of Privacy Practice (NPP) Notice to our Clients of Possible Unauthorized Access to Client Information CONTACT US TODAY! Primary Care Call Center: 718-734-2539 Behavioral Health Admissions: 718-960-7599 Older Adults Services: 347-614-2519 Ext. 7304 Workforce Development: 212-473-0255 Childcare: 646-937-0068 Youth Education & Development: 212-781-5500 Ext.5513 Supportive Housing: 718-299-1100 Ext. 6535 Affordable Housing: 718-741-1900 Contact © 2021 Acacia Network.