Henry Street Settlement

Are you seeking a new job—or a better one? Join Henry Street for our Job Fair on December 5, 2025, at 301 Henry Street. The fair is from 10 a.m to 11:30 a.m. for Henry Street program participants, and 11:30 to 1 p.m., for the general public. You’ll have the opportunity to meet Henry Street employment coordinators and a wide range of employers, including FDNY Foundation, Educational Alliance, 61st Street Service Corp Street Services Corporation, NYC Administration for Children's Services , and Pret A Manger. Jobs pay $17 to $38/hour. Bring your resume! For questions, contact Jeanie Tung at JTung@henrystreet.org or call 212.478.5400 x1606. RSVP at https://lnkd.in/eY_u8QZQ

The Settlement’s Jeremy Reiss, EVP for Partnerships and Innovation as well as Raihana Bosse, LCSW, SIFI, and Quanda Delande, both VPs for Transitional and Supportive Housing, represented Henry Street at The International Federation of Settlements and Neighborhood Centers (IFS) 100th anniversary conference with Locality in London and Liverpool. They spoke on a panel about the power of heritage, and how Henry Street’s heritage shapes our work today. While in London, they visited Toynbee Hall, the first settlement hours, founded in 1884!

Henry Street Settlement and Stacks+Joules are helping New Yorkers ages 18 to 24 launch future-ready careers through a 12-week training in Building Automation Systems. Join us next Wednesday, November 19, on Zoom for our final info session before the program begins in January. Come learn, ask questions, and see how this opportunity can work for you! In just 12 weeks, you’ll become eligible for certifications in HVAC and lighting controls, while learning essential programming tools like Niagara and Python to prepare for high-demand tech and trades careers. 📅 Next training starts January 2026 🖥️ Info session: Wednesday, November 19, from 1 to 2 p.m. on Zoom 📌Eligibility: NYC residents, ages 18-24, with a high school diploma/GED, currently out of school and unemployed, low-income, and authorized to work in the U.S. We’re especially excited to connect with our Lower East Side neighbors and help build pathways right here in our own community. Register here: https://lnkd.in/g5bvdwry

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A huge congratulations to Team Henry 2025, who not only conquered 26.2 miles at the @nycmarathon but also reached a record-breaking fundraising goal of $33,257.00 for Henry Street Settlement! 💪 Every mile, donation, and cheer from the sidelines helped to strengthen our community and power programs that open doors of opportunity for New Yorkers. We’re so proud of our runners–Abbe Lubell, Daphne Mandell, Justin Mandell, Kyle Mandell, Natacha Garcia, and Sophie Dorst– and coach, Jeremy Reiss, for going the distance in every way. Thank you for running, fundraising, and inspiring us all. #TeamHenry #NYCMarathon

Henry Street warmly welcomes the community to our lunchtime discussion series next week, on November 12, with Kathryn Lloyd, vice president of programs and interpretation at the Tenement Museum, and Henry Street’s public historian, Katie Vogel, for a discussion of the 200 Years of Lower East Side Immigration and Migration–the people, stories, and communities that have shaped our neighborhood and city. 📍: Abrons Arts Center, Main Gallery, 466 Grand Street Free to RSVP, please email Public Historian Katie Vogel at kvogel@henrystreet.org or call 212.766.9200 x2250

Henry Street Settlement and Stacks+Joules are helping New Yorkers ages 18 to 24 launch future-ready careers through a 12-week training in Building Automation Systems. In just 12 weeks, you’ll become eligible for certifications in HVAC and lighting controls, while learning essential programming tools like Niagara and Python to prepare for high-demand tech and trades careers. 📅 Next training starts January 2026 🖥️ Info session: Tuesday, November 4 from 12 to 1p.m. on Zoom 📌 Eligibility: NYC residents, ages 18-24, with a high school diploma/GED, currently out of school and unemployed, low-income, and authorized to work in the U.S. We’re especially excited to connect with our Lower East Side neighbors and help build pathways right here in our own community. Register here: https://lnkd.in/g5bvdwry

Our next fall lunchtime discussion series is on October 29, with Dr. Sara Naomi Bleich, professor of public health policy at Harvard University; Amir Bassiri, New York State Medicaid director; and Joel Berg, CEO of Hunger Free America, discussing the history of SNAP and Medicaid–and how projected changes to these programs may impact our community. David Garza, president & CEO of Henry Street Settlement will moderate this discussion. 📍: Abrons Arts Center, Main Gallery, 466 Grand Street Free to RSVP, please email Public Historian Katie Vogel at kvogel@henrystreet.org or call 212.766.9200 x2250

We’re always amazed by how our community shows up for Henry Street’s mission, but running 26.2 miles? That’s next-level dedication. Every stride helps strengthen our neighborhood and empower our neighbors. We're excited to introduce you to Team Henry 2025: Abbe Lubell, Daphne Mandell, Justin Mandell, Kyle Mandell, Natacha Garcia, and Sophie Dorst! For the second year in a row, Team Henry is coached by long-time marathoner and Henry Street’s Executive Vice President for Partnerships & Innovation, Jeremy Reiss. Most of these team members have each exceeded their $3,000 fundraising commitment for the Settlement ahead of their 26.2-mile course on Sunday, November 2 at the New York City Marathon. Meet our runners and support their campaign here: https://lnkd.in/ecF3fvZ6

Last spring, Henry Street was deeply honored to be featured at the Robin Hood annual benefit, in a short film focused on the Quezada family’s five-generation involvement with the Settlement.    Now the film, created by Long Story Short Media, called “Henry Street,” is an award finalist for Humanitarian Action & Services in The Anthem Awards AND in the running for the Anthem Community Voice Award, which is determined by public voting. You can help Long Story Short win the prize and bring attention to Henry Street’s work by voting for “Henry Street” here: https://lnkd.in/guUia9C6 Note: You will need to sign in using Google or create an account.   Thank you for your support!