News | Page 17 | Chinese-American Planning Council

CPC Partners with Promise NYC to Provide Child Care Support to Undocumented Children in Queens
January 14, 2023
On January 17th, CPC announced that it is now accepting applications for “Promise NYC”, a city-initiated program to provide child care assistance to low-income, undocumented families who are otherwise ineligible for federal subsidies due to their immigration status. Eligible applicants residing in Queens can contact CPC to get connected to child care services.
Read more about CPC Partners with Promise NYC to Provide Child Care Support to Undocumented Children in Queens

January 14, 2023
CPC Youth Celebrates New Year's Eve in Times Square
January 3, 2023
On December 31st, a group of CPC youth from New Utrecht High School's ACE Program and IS 220's Beacon Community Center, along with their counterparts from other community-based organizations, were invited to watch the New Year's Eve ball drop in Times Square by the NYC Department of Youth and Community Development and the Police Athletic League.
Read more about CPC Youth Celebrates New Year's Eve in Times Square

January 3, 2023
CPC Supports New Law to Better Protect New Yorkers from Discrimination
December 30, 2022
On December 29th, CPC Chief Program Officer Edgar Pereira spoke at a press conference on a bill signed by Governor Kathy Hochul that protects New Yorkers of all backgrounds from discrimination. He thanked Governor Hochul, Senator John Liu, and Assembly Member Catalina Cruz and highlighted the importance of treating all New Yorkers equally, regardless of citizenship or immigration status.
Read more about CPC Supports New Law to Better Protect New Yorkers from Discrimination

December 30, 2022
Director of Childhood Development Services Mary Cheng Named a 2023 PASEsetter Award Winner
December 23, 2022
On December 21st, Mary Cheng, Director of Childhood Development Services, was named a 2023 Partnership for After School Education (PASE) Awardee. Each year, this award recognizes five exceptional afterschool educators whose commitment, energy, and creativity have made an indelible impact on the children and youth of New York City.
Read more about Director of Childhood Development Services Mary Cheng Named a 2023 PASEsetter Award Winner

December 23, 2022
CPC Open Door Senior Center Hosts a Press Conference by Senator Gillibrand On a New Federal Bill
December 20, 2022
On December 16th, CPC Open Door Senior Center hosted a press conference by U.S. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand to announce federal legislation that would modernize the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) to better protect beneficiaries from having their benefits stolen through identity theft and skimming scams.
Read more about CPC Open Door Senior Center Hosts a Press Conference by Senator Gillibrand On a New Federal Bill

December 20, 2022
CPC Hosts 2022 Holiday Party
December 16, 2022
On December 14th, CPC hosted a holiday party for over 200 members of the CPC team, Board, and Leadership Council at Bowery Beer Garden. Guests enjoyed food, drinks, music, activities, and raffles. It was a great opportunity to reconnect with colleagues, meet new faces, and celebrate our collective accomplishments.
Read more about CPC Hosts 2022 Holiday Party

December 16, 2022
CPC Provides Childcare Assistance to Low-Income Families with Undocumented Children in Queens
December 16, 2022
On December 14th, New York City Mayor Adams unveiled Promise NYC, a program that will provide subsidized childcare to low-income, undocumented families who are otherwise ineligible for federal subsidies due to their immigration status. CPC was entrusted with launching the initiative alongside three other community-based organizations. Each organization is responsible for a specific borough, with CPC focusing on Queens.
Read more about CPC Provides Childcare Assistance to Low-Income Families with Undocumented Children in Queens

December 16, 2022
CPC Joins the Relaunch of the Fair Pay for Home Care Campaign
December 15, 2022
On December 13th, CPC joined the New York Caring Majority to relaunch the Fair Pay for Home Care campaign. CPC, represented by Civic Engagement and Training Manager Caroline Scown, joined older adults, people with disabilities, home care workers, advocates, home care agencies, and elected officials to continue advocating for a fair and equitable wage for home care workers.
Read more about CPC Joins the Relaunch of the Fair Pay for Home Care Campaign

December 15, 2022
CPC Board Member Christopher Kuo Featured on Asian American Life
December 15, 2022
On December 13th, CPC Board Member Christopher Kuo and his mother Michelle Chen Kuo were featured on Asian American Life, a multiple Emmy-nominated news magazine show. The story shares their family history, music careers, and charitable efforts through Two Piano Journey. Click here for the full story: https://fb.watch/hpBajQ1tbu/?mibextid=6aamW6.
Read more about CPC Board Member Christopher Kuo Featured on Asian American Life

December 15, 2022
CPC Hosts Community Partners and Supporters at Appreciation Reception
December 13, 2022
On December 9th, CPC held a Donor Appreciation Reception at Essex Market to express heartfelt gratitude to our donors and partners and to highlight the impact of their contributions to the community. It was the first in-person reception for the first time in two years.
Read more about CPC Hosts Community Partners and Supporters at Appreciation Reception

December 13, 2022

« first
‹ previous
…
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
…
next ›
last »