DYCD - Domestic Violence Awareness and Intervention

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	Domestic Violence Awareness and Intervention Domestic abuse, whether physical or emotional, often goes unreported. This injustice affects not only the victim, but also the children who often witness the crime. DYCD works with community-based organizations to empower everyone impacted by domestic abuse. Services include: legal assistance counseling housing services long-term planning For more information, or to get help, please contact our providers: Bronx The Children's Aid Society Executive Director: Philip Coltoff 212-949-4800 Aging In America Community Services, Inc. Aging In America, Inc. Executive Vice President: Linda Martin 718-824-4004 Brooklyn Hispanic Employment Day - Women Working For A Better Community Executive Director: Milagros Garcia 718-455-3988 Edith and Carl Marks Jewish Community House of Bensonhurst Executive Director: Howard Wasserman 718-331-6800 St. Rosalia - Regina Pacis Neighborhood Improvement Executive Director: Rosa Casella 718-236-5266 For providers serving immigrant women contact: New York Legal Assistance Group Executive Director: Yisroel Schulman (718) 750-0800 Safe Space, NYC, Inc. Executive Director: Lillian Barrios-Paoli (212) 226-3536 Shorefront YM-YWHA Executive Director: Susan Fox (718) 646-1444 The Legal Aid Society Executive Director: Steve Banks (212) 440-4300 Additional Information Mayor's Office to Combat Domestic Violence Hotlines Crime Victims Hotline: (212) 577-7777 NYC Domestic Violence Hotline: (800) 621-HOPE (800) 810-7444 TDD Rape & Sexual Assault Hotline: (212) 227-3000

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