Mrs. Nancy Lau LCSW

Founded in 1889, Educational Alliance (EA) serves as a vital community anchor for residents of Lower Manhattan, offering a diverse range of educational, social, and cultural services. Originally established to assist Jewish immigrants, EA now proudly supports a variety of communities in the area, emphasizing the strength that diversity brings to the fabric of New York City. Through its network of community centers, EA provides transformational programs designed to enhance individual well-being and socio-economic opportunities, including meals for older adults, addiction treatment, and early childhood education. Committed to ensuring that all New Yorkers have the tools to thrive, Educational Alliance continues to pave the way for future generations to flourish in their communities. Generated from the website

Educational Alliance Art School has been a leading platform for creative expression and skill development in New York City for over a century. With a diverse selection of classes and workshops, the Art School at Manny Cantor Center offers personalized instruction in a small-group setting, catering to individuals of all ages and backgrounds. Committed to providing equal opportunities for self-expression and lifelong learning, the Art School believes that everyone should have the chance to pursue their artistic passions. Renowned artists such as Chaim Gross, Louise Nevelson, and Mark Rothko have been associated with the Art School as both students and faculty, further establishing its reputation as one of the city's premier community art schools. Students have praised the open-minded and compassionate instructors, who create a positive and creative environment for learning. Whether it's ceramics, painting, mixed media, or youth and teen art courses, the Art School at Educational Alliance is dedicated to nurturing artistic talent and fostering a love for the arts.Generated from the website

Ezras Torah Fund-Torah Relief Soc is a non-profit Jewish relief organization that has been providing financial support to needy Torah families primarily in Israel since 1915. Their programs include emergency medical assistance, housing assistance, wedding assistance, Jewish holiday grants, maternity grants, widow and orphan assistance, assistance to new immigrants, special needs support, and interest-free loans. Ezras Torah relies solely on the donations of its supporters to continue their charitable work and does not receive any government aid. They are also known for their world-renowned Halachic Calendar and Guide, which provides important information on Jewish laws and customs, as well as candle lighting times and Zmanim for major cities in the United States and Canada.Generated from the website