As a non profit organization Project New Yorker is dedicated to empowering communities. Under experienced guidance we designed Diverse range of workshops and resources to educate, inform, and inspire people. A part of our commitment is our initiative to foster knowledge, resilience, and engagement within the community. From emergency preparedness to immigrant rights, through workshops we try to cover a wide spectrum of essential topics.

Southern Queens Emergency Preparedness Network

In collaboration with over 75+ organizations, Project New Yorker created Southern Queens Emergency Preparedness Network. We are here to ensure that our community residents are prepared for emergencies and equipped to withstand, adapt, and recover from them. Our belief is that preparedness is the key to reducing impacts of disaster and emergencies. Workshops under Southern Queens Emergency Management Network focus on:

• Emergency Preparedness: We try to teach community people how to create a family emergency plan, build an emergency kit, and understand evacuation procedures.
• Community Resilience: Our goal is to teach people how our community can work together to become more resilient in the face of emergencies and disasters.
• Resource Access: Letting know people that find out about available resources and support in times of crisis and how to access them.

Our commitment is for keeping our community safe and prepared for whatever challenges may come our way.