Venues that host communities

A studio in East Village, New York, where ArtsClub hosts events for people of all experience levels to learn, discuss, and create artwork, fostering creativity and community connections.

A studio in Washington DC, where ArtsClub hosts hundreds of events annually, welcoming participants to express themselves through art and build connections with others.

A newly constructed church on Manhattan's Upper East Side serving as a hub for faith, connection, and community service. It hosts training sessions, worship services, and offers space to the surrounding community, including a neighboring senior center.

An internationally recognized clubhouse providing a supportive community environment for adults with mental illness, offering resources for employment, education, and housing support.

A community hub hosting various programs including Day Habilitation, Community Based Prevocational Program, Hourly Waiver Respite Program, and Lifelong Enrichment Program, offering recreational activities, volunteer opportunities, and creative art groups.

A service location for Developmental Disabilities Vocational Support Services, Diagnostic Vocational Evaluation, and Work Readiness programs, facilitating group work and vocational training.

A residential alternative facility providing room, board, and personalized service options with on-site support for life skills training and community integration activities.

A facility housing BCS PROS and Community Health and Mindfulness Program (CHAMP), offering art therapy, cognitive remediation therapy, and culturally relevant suicide prevention interventions.