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Neighborhood Health Services

The Health Department's neighborhood-specific services reduce health inequities and improve health outcomes across the city. Services are available in North and Central Brooklyn, East Harlem and the South Bronx. Programs serve residents living in these areas and in the Taskforce on Racial Inclusion and Equity (TRIE) neighborhoods across the city. The Health Department partners with community organizations to:

Provide public health and social services

Coordinate community events

Build community collaboration

Conduct research and evaluation programs

Our neighborhood health services include:

Workshops and trainings, such as naloxone education and distribution

Maternal and family health services, such as childbirth education and crib and car seat distribution

Seasonal events, such as farmers markets and tax preparation services

For more details on services by borough, visit the webpages listed below.

Locations

Brooklyn

Brownsville Neighborhood Health Action Center

259 Bristol Street, Brooklyn

Bedford Health Center

485 Throop Avenue, Brooklyn

Bushwick Health Center

335 Central Avenue, Brooklyn

Harlem

East Harlem Neighborhood Health Action Center

158 East 115th Street, Manhattan

East Harlem Asthma Center of Excellence

161 East 110th Street, Manhattan

Central Harlem Health Center

2235 Fifth Avenue, Manhattan

The Bronx

Tremont Neighborhood Health Action Center

1826 Arthur Avenue, Bronx

Additional Resources

Learn about the history of neighborhood health work in NYC: 100 Years of Neighborhood Health

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