APNA Community Services provides culturally appropriate food assistance through regular food distribution and a weekly pantry, including fresh produce, pantry staples, and freshly prepared halal meals. It also provides hot meal distribution, home deliveries for senior adults, case management, benefits assistance, domestic-violence support, senior services, job-readiness and career support, legal and tax services, translation/interpretation, and community programs. Services are available regardless of immigration status or documentation.

A nonprofit community-support organization dedicated to helping people in need and promoting physical, psychological, social, and financial well-being.

• Needs volunteers
• Client can visit twice a month

• Serving zip codes; 11214, 11204, 11209, 11223.
• Needs volunteers
• Zip code restrictions
• Client can visit once a month

Zip codes served: 11204, 11223, 11228

• 11-4pm for the first timers.
• What people need to register for food services: PROOF OF ADDRESS: Utility Bill of any kind, SSI Form. With Your Name on it. PROOF OF ADULTS OR CHILDREN: Benefit Cards, Birth Certificate, etc.
• You will be asked to explain your financial Situation.
• The reason for this information will allow us to operate this program more effectively without discrimination. If you don’t have any of the above information or forms please explain your problem to our intake clerk.
• Best to call before visiting us to ensure we serve your zip code area. 718-373-4565

Requires ID for adults and birth certificates for children in the household

On-site registration required

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