Community Engagement

Trinity Baptist Church and Blanc Ministries (TBCBM) is a thriving, welcoming Assemblies of God church. Trinity offers worshipers a loving environment in which to connect with others on a community level.

With an array of youth programs, community events and services TBCBM seeks to fulfill the mandate of Jesus Christ to go into all the world.

Its services are contemporary in style and dedicated to teachings derived from the Word of God, the Bible. It promotes an environment that is rich in acceptance and conducive to gaining a deeper intimacy with Jesus Christ. 

Mission

To fulfill the Great Commission while demonstrating the Great Commandment. TBCBM takes this mission from Matthew 28:19 and Luke 10: 27.

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Inspir, LLC is a communications, media and community building company created to foster better understanding for individuals to live  empowered and ultimately  build stronger communities.  

Mission

To be a positive influence for  individuals and entities  to reach greater heights through dialogues, connections, and resolve.  

Vision

Inspir, LLC will be a reliable source to transcend information, uplift individuals, families, and the community at large.

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L’Eglise Evangelique Baptiste Bethel (or Bethel Evangelical Baptist Church) is a multicultural Haitian American church located in Miami Florida. Bethel (as we are known by most) is one of the largest and one of the oldest Haitian churches in the US.

Bethel came into existence in the early 1970s to meet the spiritual needs of the growing Haitian community that had started to make its presence known in Miami. At the time Bethel came into existence, the Haitian Christian community in South Florida was very small, almost non-existent. There were very few churches where Haitians could worship in their own language (French or Haitian Creole).

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The Association of Haitian Physicians Abroad (AMHE), was founded in August 1972, by a group of Haitian physicians determined to mark their presence as a growing ethnic entity in America, to foster professional alliances, and to promote the health and interest of the Haitian immigrant community at large.

Mission

AMHE’s mission is to provide its professional members a conduit to address the medical needs and concerns of the Haitian community at home and abroad.

Vision

Achieving prevention and treatment of medical conditions in the Haitian community at home and abroad.

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123 Linden Blvd, 3rd Floor Brooklyn, NY 11226 | www.hccinc.org/
HCC is a CBO that is committed to providing supportive services for the central Brooklyn Community. All of our services are free and we welcome all community members to register and join us. Besides participating and meeting new people in our programs and services, we also offer many incentives and opportunities for participants.  Our Health Education and Peer Training program provides sessions geared towards raising awareness about STIs such as Hepatitis C and establishing their connection to the HIV virus. 

1958 Fulton Street, Room 203 Brooklyn, NY 11233 | www.brooklynhealth.org/
The Greater Brooklyn Health Coalition (GBHC), formerly the Greater Southern Brooklyn Health Coalition, was formed in 1997 as a Jewish Community Relations Council project to identify the organizations that best represent the ethnic and faith-based groups in Brooklyn, as well as the healthcare systems serving them.  Today, nearly 140 agencies are members of GBHC, whose mission has extended to community-based organizations, hospitals, health insurance companies, and a variety of healthcare and educational institutions. GBHC’s membership represents the ethnic, faith-based, and geographic diversity of Brooklyn. 

182 Fourth Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11217 | www.diasporacs.org/
Diaspora Community Services is a social support service agency that empowers families and individuals to maximize their abilities to succeed through culturally sensitive health promotion, family support services and advocacy.  We serve as a bridge for our clients; helping to advocate for their needs and supporting them on their personal journey to empowerment. We serve a highly diverse population providing essential health and supportive programs.  We maintain the highest standards in the service of of human rights, gender equality, health-care access and opportunity for low-income and immigrant families in Central Brooklyn.

1384 Stratford Avenue, Bronx, NY 10472 | ympj.org
Guided by a prophetic faith, YMPJ's purpose is to transform both the people and the physical infrastructure of blighted South Bronx neighborhoods and change the systems that negatively impact them. Founded in 1994, the mission of Youth Ministries for Peace & Justice (YMPJ) is to rebuild the neighborhoods of Bronx River and Soundview/Bruckner in the South Bronx by preparing young people to become prophetic voices for peace and justice. We accomplish this through political education, spiritual formation, and youth and community development and organizing.

The Haitian American Alliance of New York (HAA) a 501(c) 3 non-profit organization has been in existence, working with the Black, Haitian, Caribbean and immigrant community since 1996.

The board members and volunteers are originally from the same community and for the most part share the same ethnic and cultural background as members of the community, including linguistic proficiency. Many still live and work in this community, and are either immigrants themselves or first-generation Americans. HAA has a long history of advocating and educating this community in the areas of health, health care, education, policy, social-economic and civic endeavors.

HAA has been very successful in developing relationships with all community stakeholders. Our role in the community is to empower members and help them lift themselves up and their voices.

The Haitian American Alliance of New York (HAA) has centered its outreach and community engagement to more deeply develop and strengthen its collaborations with other CBO’s and community stakeholders. That effort led to establishing a Haitian American Alliance COVID-19 response team which morphed to become more formally, The Haitian American Alliance COVID-19 Task Force. It is a coalition created for the sole purpose of addressing the COVID-19 pandemic which to date has had devastating impact, disproportionately in minority communities. The Taskforce consists of the Haitian American Alliance of NY, the Haitian Medical Association Abroad, the Haitian American Psychiatrists Association, International Humanitarian Outreach Ministries (IHOM), Beraca Baptist Church, Evangelical Crusade Christian Church, and other professionals.

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