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There is a wealth of physical and emotional assistance available for the asking—if you know who to ask.

In an effort to help our Sisters in all situations, we have compiled a comprehensive listing of resources and referrals that you can access whenever the need arises.

Many of our referral listings apply to all locations. For the most comprehensive listing, select All communities. You may also choose to refine the list by using the Category and Community filters for the most precise and helpful listings.

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Fordham College

Provides assistance with tax disputes.

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Touro College

Touro College, in conjunction with the IRS office, is offering free personal income tax preparation for families earning up to $51,000. It is staffed by IRS-certified Touro accounting students and assisted by Touro business faculty. If you have any questions, call Please bring: photo ID, SS card, all tax forms ( such as W-2, 1099, etc), 2011 tax return, bank acct info (voided ck), and day care info.

718-252-7800

VITA (Voluntary Income Tax Assistance)

VITA is a free, IRS-sponsored program to help low and middle-income workers have their federal and State personal income taxes prepared and filed electronically at no cost. VITA also ensures that workers receive all the tax credits to which they are entitled. Visit the IRS VITA site locator http://irs.treasury.gov/freetaxprep/.

212-505-3482Visit Website

Minyan

Minyan Shelanu serves as a warm, non-judgmental synagogue/social center for teens and young adults who do not fit into the more rigid model typical of the community. Minyan also helps parents and guides them in finding proper professinal resources.

732-276-7361Visit WebsiteEmail Address

Areivim

Areivim offers teenagers, their parents and their siblings, coping skills, educational resources and mentoring services, in order to help the teenagers succeed within the family and educational systems. Areivim becomes part of the family.

845-371-2760Visit WebsiteEmail AddressRabbi Shmuel Gluck

Amudim

Amudim is a general crisis center which serves victims, their families and their communities who come seeking guidance and assistance by providing access to a cohesive network of professionals, community resources and government agencies. They put an emphasis on families with children-at-risk and molestation victims.

646-517-0222Visit WebsiteTzvi Gluck

MASK

MASK CONFIDENTIAL HELPLINE (available from 10:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. daily) is always available to answer questions and to refer parents to the appropriate professionals, programs or organizations. They deal with issues such as kids-at-risk, self-destructive behaviors, eating disorders, alcohol, substance abuse, ADD and ADHD. They also offer parent support groups.

718-758-0400Visit WebsiteEmail AddressRuchama Bistritzky Clapman

The Center for Jewish Family Life/Project YES

Sponsors a national big sister program to help promote resiliency in our children, produces educational and abuse prevention materials, conducts international parenting lectures, workshops and teleconferences, provides referrals to parents and children, and sponsors an interactive parenting website.

845-352-7100 x 114Visit WebsiteEmail AddressR\' Yaakov Horowitz

Our Place

Our Place is a haven for over 800 to 1000 teenagers annually from all strains of Jewish communities facing a wide range of problems and issues.

718-692-4058Visit WebsiteEmail Address
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