Causes: Homeless & Housing, Housing Development, Construction & Management, Human Services, Neighborhood & Block Associations

Mission: CAMBA is a non-profit agency that provides services that connect people with opportunities to enhance their quality of life. We reach 45,000 New York City residents every through a comprehensive set of 160+ programs delivered from 70 locations through New York's five boroughs.

Results: 2007:475 low-income adults were directly placed in unsubsidized employment at an average wage of $9.80 per hour for an average of 37 hours per week. At the Adult Literacy Center, about 46% of the adult learners were promoted one or more literacy levels. CAMBA's violence intervention programs provided support and resources to over 850 families. Over 2,600 HIV-positive clients and their families received supportive services. Over 1,500 families avoided eviction and remained stably housed. More than 200 clients were assisted in achieving U. S. citizenship.

Geographic areas served: Primarily Brooklyn, NY but also citywide

Programs: CAMBA offers an integrated range of services through six core areas: Economic Development, Education and Youth Development, Family Support Services, Housing Services & Development, HIV/AIDS Services, and Legal Services. Our multi-faceted staff of about 1200 dedicated professionals speaks more than 40 languages and work at more than 50 locations throughout New York City. Some of our facilities are open 24/7.