Community Building

Since our founding in 1895, Hudson Guild has served a primary role in making the Chelsea neighborhood a place where people come together to help others and themselves through education, skills-building, and joint action.

A place where people can come together to help others and themselves through education, skills-building, and joint action.

The Neighborhood Advisory Committee (NAC)

NAC is a group of representatives from Hudson Guild's programs, New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) resident associations, and community members. NAC advises Guild staff and Trustees on the issues and needs of the Chelsea community, develops knowledge and skills necessary for greater civic involvement, and builds alliances between diverse community constituencies.

Community Space

The Guild is the place where groups meet, families celebrate, and artists perform in Chelsea. Club meetings, self-help sessions, anniversary parties, baby showers and retreats, among others, are all held regularly in the Guild’s facilities. For information about renting spaces in Hudson Guild, click below to read more.

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Community Space

Senior Social Action Committee’s (SSAC)

The SSAC's main goals are to educate older adults about social and political issues and provide them with ways to affect change in their own lives and in their community. Activities include letter-writing campaigns to elected officials, voter registration drives, educational forums, trips to Albany and demonstrations at City Hall.

SSAC

Community Supported Agriculture (CSA)

CSA projects are a partnership between a small family farm in the Catskills and city residents interested in access to fresh organic fruits and vegetables. Hudson Guild houses and supports the Chelsea CSA, which provides access to local food for a wide range of Chelsea residents at various income levels.

CSA

Find Community Resources

Civil Rights

The American Civil Liberties Union: www.aclu.org
New York Civil Liberties Union: www.nyclu.org

Immigration

National Immigration Law Center: www.nilc.org
National Immigration Forum: www.immigrationforum.org
MALDEF: www.maldef.org
Immigrant Legal Resource Center: www.ilrc.org
New York Law Help: www.lawhelpny.org
Safe Horizon Immigration Law Project: www.safehorizons.org

LGBTQ+

The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Community Center: www.gaycenter.org
Lamda Legal: www.lamdalegal.org

Religious Persecution

Council on American-Islamic Relations: www.cair.org
The Anti-Defamation League: www.adl.org

Women's Rights (Health Rights/ Reproductive Rights)

National Organization for Women: www.now.org
Center for Reproductive Rights: www.reproductiverights.org
Community Health Advocates: www.communityhealthadvocates.org
Medicare Rights Center: www.medicarerights.org

Violence

Assault Services: www.svfreenyc.org

NYS/NYC Hotlines

NYS Governor’s Hotline: 1-888-392-3644
NYC’s Commission on Human Rights Hotline: 718-722-3131
NYPD’s Hate Crime Task Force: 646-610-5627
Manhattan DA Hate Crimes Hotline: 212-335-3100
Brooklyn DA Action Center: 718-250-2340
Brooklyn DA Hate Crimes Hotline: 718-250-4949
Bronx DA: 718-590-2000
Queens DA Gang Violence and Hate Crimes Bureau: 718-286-7045
Staten Island DA: 718-876-6300

Community Building

Since our founding in 1895, Hudson Guild has served a primary role in making the Chelsea neighborhood a place where people come together to help others and themselves through education, skills-building, and joint action.

A place where people can come together to help others and themselves through education, skills-building, and joint action.

The Neighborhood Advisory Committee (NAC)

Community Space

Community Space

Senior Social Action Committee’s (SSAC)

SSAC

Community Supported Agriculture (CSA)

CSA

Find Community Resources

Civil Rights

Immigration

LGBTQ+

Religious Persecution

Women's Rights (Health Rights/ Reproductive Rights)

Violence

NYS/NYC Hotlines

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