Brooklyn entrepreneur helping destigmatize mental health medication
A Brooklyn entrepreneur with ADHD aims to destigmatize mental health treatments for young people.
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A Brooklyn entrepreneur with ADHD aims to destigmatize mental health treatments for young people.
After receiving five violations for sidewalk obstructions in the last two months and complaints made in the community, a tire shop is removing their excess tires from the streets.
Students at A. Philip Randolph Campus HS can participate in automotive and theater training through an in-house nonprofit.
Every summer Clarke runs the Youth Police Academy, which is a free program for local kids.
Neighbors lament the oversaturation of options, as a new comprehensive care clinic opens.
The free program gives opportunities to students who want to take the next step in their design careers.
Gelardi was recently named the 2022 PE Teacher of the Year by the New York State Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance. The secret to his winning curriculum? Students are taking it home.
She Got Next is a basketball team free of charge that empowers young girls to stick with the game in a safe space.
The platform updates in real time and allows users to pin on a map to identify problem areas and add comments.
More than just new skills, the horseback riding lessons offer connection.
