East Harlem Neighborhood Based Alliance Corporation
The East Harlem Neighborhood Based Alliance Corporation (EHNBAC) is a non-profit organization established on March 3rd 1993, as part of a State-wide initiative implemented under the New York State Neighborhood Based Alliance (NBA) laws of 1990. The objectives of this State-wide initiative was: 1) through the operation of a crisis intervention center, to stabilize volatile situations for families and individuals in crisis situations or to address situations that if left unaddressed could become crisis, and 2) to improve long-term economic and social conditions through the development and implementation of a Strategic Neighborhood Action Plan (SNAP).
Victim Services Program
East Harlem Neighborhood Based Alliance Corporation (EHNBAC) supports victims and witnesses of violent crime across New York City. Since 1993, we've provided trauma-informed crisis support, court accompaniment, and help filing victim compensation claims. We turn no one away.
When you're at risk of losing your home, EHNBAC can help with short-term financial assistance, relocation support, and court advocacy. We also connect you to benefits, job training, child care, and affordable housing resources.
5,000
Families have averted homelessness
2,000
Individuals and families placed in affordable apartments
