Project Renewal

This is what it’s all about! This week, we celebrated our 55th Next Step Internship Program (NSIP) graduation—a day filled with warmth, shared stories, and pride. These tenacious individuals successfully completed eight weeks of classroom learning and hands‑on internships at shelters and supportive housing sites. They are now ready to step confidently into the social services field.

Graduates, thank you for allowing us to be part of your next steps and for letting us witness the truly special community you built together. We’re beyond proud of all you’ve accomplished and excited to continue supporting you as you grow and thrive in this important work.

With rent rising and the cost of living continuing to go up, living-wage jobs matter more than ever.

That’s why this year we launched Care Corps: a FREE training program that helps New Yorkers who care about mental health step into psychiatric healthcare careers, starting at $50K a year.

This is renewal, powered by you. Together, we’re helping people secure meaningful work that actually pays, and build futures they can count on. Support today: https://www.projectrenewal.org/get-involved/renewal-powered-by-you/

On November 1st, SNAP benefits could be suspended nationwide, leaving millions of people, including many of our clients, residents, and fellow New Yorkers, without the food support they count on. You can make an immediate difference for those going hungry.

Shop our grocery wishlist to keep our community fed and cared for. Every can, every bag, and every box goes directly to Project Renewal clients across the city.

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Project Renewal’s mobile clinics don’t just provide primary care–the program also offers mental health care to anyone who needs it.

Read about how our mobile medical team is building trust with New Yorkers who may not otherwise have access to psychiatric services and ensuring they get consistent and compassionate care:

This mobile clinic rolls up to homeless New Yorkers who need mental health services Project Renewal’s mobile clinics help vulnerable New Yorkers get the medication they need.