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Premier Urgent Care Center is committed to providing the highest quality of healthcare possible in the South Chicago. We have sought to make our urgent care services quick and convenient for all of our patients. We also seek to do this by having an open door policy, where no appointment is needed and you can walk-in anytime. Our goal is to meet the healthcare needs of every patient that walks through the doors of our urgent care clinic, whether you have an appointment or not.

The Einstein Community Health Outreach (ECHO) Free Clinic is a collaboration between the Institute for Family Health and the Albert Einstein College of Medicine. The clinic provides free, high-quality, comprehensive health care to the uninsured population of the Bronx of New York City. The ECHO Free Clinic embraces the spirit of volunteerism and service embodied in our health care professionals and student volunteers. The clinic is open every Saturday morning from 9 am until 12 pm (except holidays). Please keep in mind that we are only able to serve those who do not currently have health insurance. This also means that we do not see children at this clinic, since all children in the state of New York are eligible for Child Health Plus health insurance. The ECHO Free Clinic accomplishes all that it does owing to generous grants from our donors, free and discounted services provided by local hospitals and medical establishments, the ongoing support of the Institute for Family Health and the Albert Einstein College of Medicine, and most importantly, our student and physician volunteers.

Our mission is to pay immigration bond and pretrial bail to free people from detention. We reject the assumption that imprisonment is necessary or inevitable, affirm the dignity and agency of imprisoned people, and minimize the harm imprisonment inflicts on families and communities. We are committed to acting in solidarity with all movements working to abolish the imprisonment of our fellow human beings.

Private HBCU in Jacksonville, Florida. Affiliated with the African Methodist Episcopal Church.

We are organizing and developing the leadership of Black and Brown youth and Black women in South Florida so that they may help lead the struggle to liberate all oppressed people. Currently our central focus is on organizing young people to fight for safe and supportive schools that put an end to school pushout. We are building Power U chapters in different high schools and fighting for schools that prioritize human development over profit, where all youth have the resources, access and opportunity to reach their full potential and where they are treated with dignity, regardless of race, gender or economic situation. We are also organizing local community members and building power with teachers advocating that the school district increases their pay and prioritizes funding for student supports such as mental health counselors and comprehensive sex education and divests funding from school police. We believe that as a community, we have a stake in the decisions that are made and have a say in our governance.

Communities United for Police Reform (CPR) is an unprecedented campaign to end discriminatory policing practices in New York, bringing together a movement of community members, lawyers, researchers and activists to work for change. The partners in this campaign come from all 5 boroughs, from all walks of life and represent many of those most unfairly targeted by the NYPD. This groundbreaking campaign is fighting for reforms that will promote community safety while ensuring that the NYPD protects and serves all New Yorkers.

serving LIC the largest selection of fine loose-leaf teas along with comfort foods, Buddha Bowls, fresh-baked treats, local draft beer & wine!

Is To Ensure That Every Child Grows Spiritually As A Disciple Of Jesus Within A Safe, Fun, And Intentional Environment. After walking into the foyer, follow the signs with the “CG Kids” logo to the left down the hallway. Once you do, you’ll see us at the check-in table! Once the accompanying adult checks-in the child to either the Nursery (age 0-5) or Children’s Church (age 6-13), they can expect: There will be a snack, time for fun, as well as an interactive, age-appropriate, and meaningful lesson that teaches each child about God and his heart for them. After check-out, each parent will receive simple questions [text sign-up below] to be able to follow-up on the weekly lesson. If for any reason the parent needs to be called to the classroom, the name-tag number will be conveniently displayed on the main screen in the sanctuary

Commissioner Mapps takes office January 2021. He is the Commissioner in charge of the Water Bureau, Bureau of Environmental Service and the Bureau of Emergency Communications. He is also the liaison to Travel Portland, the Visitors Development Fund and the Fair and Moral Claims Board.

Commissioner Jo Ann Hardesty oversees Portland Fire & Rescue, Portland Bureau of Transportation, and the Office of Community & Civic Life. Committed to representing all Portlanders with transparency, accountability, and equality.