Greenwich House

03/09/2026

❗HAPPENING NOW: Human services workers across NYS are advocating in Albany for ! Human Services Council of New York - HSC

Cost-of-living remains high, and State contracts are falling behind. With inflation at 2.7%, our workforce deserves investment to match that. The State must fund a 2.7% investment on all human services contracts and pass Wage Board Legislation to make progress towards long-term wage equity.

Back up human services workers in Albany today by emailing your legislators to demand : bit.ly/JustPay-Backup-Action

03/06/2026

If you couldn’t attend tonight’s event in person, you can still watch the conversation.

Greenwich House is livestreaming From Service to Social Change: A Conversation on the Settlement House, inspired by Betty Boyd Caroli’s A Slumless America: Mary K. Simkhovitch and the Dream of Affordable Housing.

The panel explores how settlement houses helped shape housing reform and civic life in New York.

Watch the livestream here: https://www.youtube.com/live/LPmWMFgdmf4?si=OI9G_tn6G1thArwz

02/19/2026

Settlement houses helped shape New York City, not just through services, but through research, housing reform, and civic action.

Join us in two weeks for ‘From Service to Social Change: A Conversation on the Settlement House,’ a panel discussion inspired by the new book ‘A Slumless America: Mary K. Simkovitch and the Dream of Affordable Housing’ by historian .

Together with leaders from , , and , we’ll explore how settlement houses built the foundations of today’s social safety net, advanced public housing reform, strengthened community supports, and continue to drive civic action today.

Opening remarks by Manhattan Borough President . Moderating by GH Executive Director .

Light refreshments will be served.

📍 46 Barrow Street,
🗓 Thursday, March 5, 6-8PM
🔗 RSVP at the link in bio

02/13/2026

There’s a new Pride flag 🏳️‍🌈 on the block! And more coming! Thanks to everyone who came out to get the flag back up at the where it belongs.

History is shaped not only by monuments, but by communities that refuse to look away and be silent. We are PROUD to be part of that community.
🏳️‍🌈❤️🏳️‍⚧️

02/11/2026

The removal of the Pride flags from the Stonewall National Monument today is extremely upsetting and deeply insulting to the legacy of all who dedicated their lives to the fight for equality.

Stonewall is not only a national monument, it is part of the living history of our neighborhood and a defining symbol of the ongoing fight for LGBTQ+ rights and visibility.

Public symbols carry meaning. They signal who is recognized, whose history is honored, and who belongs. At a time when many in our nation are under attack by the very institutions charged with protecting our freedoms, erasure attempts like this resonate far beyond a single site, neighborhood, or city.

Greenwich House remains steadfast in our commitment to diversity, equity, inclusion, and care. We stand with our LGBTQ+ 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️neighbors, participants, staff, and partners ( ✊🏾💜), and we will continue to foster spaces where all people are welcomed, affirmed, and able to thrive.

12/19/2025

“Greenwich House is cultural opportunity….It nurtures us and our creativity.”

For more than 15 years, jazz musician has taught, created, and performed at Music School – where musicians have come to home their skills explore improvisation and learn within the neighborhood shaped by professional artists for over a century.

As we celebrate 120 years of music education in Greenwich Village, make a gift to Greenwich House to help ensure artists and students are supported for the next 120. 🔗 in Bio.

12/09/2025

Wendi’s story shows the power of the Center for Healing, where clinicians, counselors, and peer advocates work together to provide life-saving support for people navigating substance use disorder. This kind of comprehensive, community-based care depends on donor generosity.

As we approach the end of the year, your gift helps more neighbors find safety, stability, and hope.

Support GH Today - Link in bio

12/05/2025

Strong workforce ecosystems depend on collaboration — and we’re honored to be part of the dialogue.

Greenwich House CEO Darren Bloch will join sector leaders at New York City Employment and Training Coalition’s 2025 Conference to explore how New York City can expand affordability through job access, wage growth, and wealth-building strategies. His perspective will center the role of community organizations and the work underway at our Lifelong Skills and Opportunity Center.

Join the Livestream December 9–10:
conference.nycetc.org

11/27/2025

Today we celebrate Thanksgiving and ✨123 YEARS ✨of Greenwich House. Since 1902, our mission has been rooted in compassion, dignity, and community care.

THANK YOU 💚 to our members, clients, patients, and the dedicated staff across Greenwich House, , and our new partner !

Together, more than 400 human-services professionals support over 23,000 New Yorkers each year in locations across Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Queens.

And thank you to our supporters, whose generosity helps make this work possible.

We’re grateful for you today and every day.

11/21/2025