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APNA's mission is community engagement, education and empowerment through culturally sensitive services, advocacy, and education to promote self-sufficiency and social well-being.

🇵🇰 Happy 79th Independence Day, Pakistan! 💚🤍Today, we proudly celebrate the 79th Anniversary of Pakistan’s Independence,...
08/14/2026

🇵🇰 Happy 79th Independence Day, Pakistan! 💚🤍

Today, we proudly celebrate the 79th Anniversary of Pakistan’s Independence, honoring the nation’s rich history, resilience, and the generations who have helped shape its future.

At APNA, we are honored to serve and stand alongside our vibrant Pakistani community. Your culture, traditions, and contributions continue to strengthen our neighborhoods and enrich the communities we call home.

May this Independence Day be a celebration of unity, hope, peace, and prosperity for generations to come.

Thank you to PineappleRide for an incredible Two Tired bike repair workshop! 🚲We loved partnering on this hands on class...
08/13/2026

Thank you to PineappleRide for an incredible Two Tired bike repair workshop! 🚲

We loved partnering on this hands on class and seeing community members of all ages learn valuable skills with confidence.

A big thank you to everyone who joined us and made the afternoon such a success. We hope you left with new skills, new connections, and the confidence to keep riding.

We look forward to more opportunities to bring fun, educational, and community centered events like this to Brooklyn.

This past Friday, APNA Community Services proudly launched our Free Farm Fresh Produce Distribution, bringing fresh, nut...
08/12/2026

This past Friday, APNA Community Services proudly launched our Free Farm Fresh Produce Distribution, bringing fresh, nutritious food directly to families in our community. 🥬💚

A special thank you to Rethink Food for partnering with us to make this initiative possible and helping expand access to fresh produce for our neighbors. In addition to the produce distribution, families also received hot meals, ensuring even more community members had access to healthy, nourishing food.

We are grateful to everyone who joined us for our first distribution, and we look forward to continuing this program every Friday through October 31.

📍 2033–2035 Bath Avenue, Brooklyn, NY
🕑 2:00 PM
No registration required. First come, first served while supplies last.

We can’t wait to see you on Friday!

💚Check on those who may be most vulnerable during extreme heat.Some members of our community are at greater risk of heat...
08/10/2026

💚Check on those who may be most vulnerable during extreme heat.

Some members of our community are at greater risk of heat-related illness, including:
• Older adults
• Young children
• People with chronic health conditions
• Individuals without air conditioning
• Neighbors who live alone

A simple check-in can go a long way.

💧 Make sure they are staying hydrated.
❄️ Ask if they have access to air conditioning or a cool place to go.
🏠 Help them find a nearby cooling center if needed. Visit on.nyc.gov/CoolingCenter to locate the nearest cooling center.
🚨 Call 911 immediately if someone shows signs of heat stroke.

Looking out for one another is one of the best ways to keep our communities safe during extreme heat.

☀️ Heading outside? Don’t let the heat catch you off guard.Whether you’re working, exercising, or spending time outdoors...
08/09/2026

☀️ Heading outside? Don’t let the heat catch you off guard.

Whether you’re working, exercising, or spending time outdoors, taking a few simple precautions can help protect you from heat-related illness.

💧 Drink water regularly.
🌳 Stay in the shade whenever possible.
👕 Wear lightweight, light-colored clothing.
🧢 Wear a hat and sunscreen.
⏰ Limit strenuous outdoor activities during the hottest part of the day.
😌 Take breaks when needed.

Know the warning signs of heat exhaustion and heat stroke, and don’t ignore symptoms if you or someone around you starts feeling unwell.

Stay one step ahead by signing up for Notify NYC. Text NOTIFYNYC to 692-692 to receive free emergency alerts and updates directly to your phone.

It was an honor to welcome Brooklyn Borough President Antonio Reynoso (Antonio Reynoso) to APNA Community Services!We ha...
08/09/2026

It was an honor to welcome Brooklyn Borough President Antonio Reynoso (Antonio Reynoso) to APNA Community Services!

We had a productive discussion about the evolving needs of our community and explored opportunities to strengthen support for communities across Brooklyn. Conversations like these are essential to ensuring that community voices help shape meaningful policies, programs, and investments.

Thank you, Borough President Reynoso, for taking the time to visit our office, learn more about APNA’s work, and engage in thoughtful dialogue about building a stronger and more equitable Brooklyn. We look forward to continuing our partnership in service of our communities.

🌡️ Know the signs. Act quickly. Stay safe.Extreme heat can become dangerous faster than you think. Recognizing the signs...
08/08/2026

🌡️ Know the signs. Act quickly. Stay safe.

Extreme heat can become dangerous faster than you think. Recognizing the signs of heat exhaustion and heat stroke can help prevent a medical emergency.

Signs of heat exhaustion may include:
💧 Heavy sweating
😵 Dizziness or fainting
💪 Muscle cramps
😴 Weakness or fatigue
🤕 Headache
🤢 Nausea or vomiting

Signs of heat stroke may include:
🌡️ A body temperature of 103°F or higher
🧠 Confusion or slurred speech
🚨 Loss of consciousness
🔥 Hot, red, or damp skin
❤️ A rapid, strong pulse
⚠️ Seizures

Heat stroke is a medical emergency. If you or someone else is showing signs of heat stroke, call 911 immediately.

Stay one step ahead by signing up for Notify NYC. Text NOTIFYNYC to 692-692 to receive free emergency alerts and updates directly to your phone.

🌡️ No Air Conditioning? You Still Have Options.If you don’t have air conditioning at home, there are simple steps you ca...
08/07/2026

🌡️ No Air Conditioning? You Still Have Options.

If you don’t have air conditioning at home, there are simple steps you can take to stay cooler during hot weather.

🪟 Open your windows and use a fan to bring in cooler outdoor air when temperatures are lower, such as during the evening or early morning.

❄️ When the heat becomes too much, spend time in an air-conditioned location. This could be a public library, a cooling center, a shopping mall, a museum, a coffee shop, or another public space where you can cool down safely.

Find your nearest NYC Cooling Center at on.nyc.gov/CoolingCenter

Text NOTIFYNYC to 692-692 to receive free emergency alerts and updates directly to your phone.

🌡️ Beat the Heat. Stay Informed. Stay Safe.High temperatures can be dangerous, especially for older adults, young childr...
08/06/2026

🌡️ Beat the Heat. Stay Informed. Stay Safe.

High temperatures can be dangerous, especially for older adults, young children, people with chronic health conditions, and those without access to air conditioning.

Take a few minutes to prepare before the next heat wave:
💧 Drink water frequently.
🏠 Spend time in cool, air-conditioned spaces.
☀️ Limit outdoor activity during the hottest parts of the day.
🚨 Know the warning signs and symptoms of heat exhaustion and heat stroke.

Learn how to stay cool and protect yourself this summer by visiting nyc.gov/beattheheat.

Text “NOTIFYNYC” to 692-692 to receive free emergency alerts and updates directly to your phone.

A little preparation can make a big difference. Let’s work together to keep our communities safe this summer.

🌫️ Air Quality Alert in EffectAn Air Quality Health Advisory has been issued for New York City. The Air Quality Index (A...
07/16/2026

🌫️ Air Quality Alert in Effect

An Air Quality Health Advisory has been issued for New York City. The Air Quality Index (AQI) is forecast to reach 102, which falls within the Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups category.

Smoke from the Canadian wildfires, combined with continued high temperatures, may affect air quality across the city. Older adults, children, people with asthma or other respiratory conditions, and anyone who is especially sensitive to air pollution should take extra precautions.

If you do not have air conditioning, consider visiting an Official NYC Cooling Center, where you can stay cool and reduce your exposure to wildfire smoke.

To help protect yourself:
💧 Stay hydrated.
🏠 Spend time in a cool, air-conditioned indoor space.
🚶 Limit strenuous outdoor activity if air quality worsens.
🪟 Keep windows and doors closed, and set your air conditioner to recirculate if possible.
🌬️ Use a HEPA air purifier if available.
😷 If you must be outdoors for an extended period, consider wearing a well-fitting KN95 or N95 mask.

Stay informed, take precautions, and check on neighbors, older adults, and anyone who may be more vulnerable.

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236 Neptune Avenue, 2Floor
New York, NY
11235

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+17186848807

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