Services for the UnderServed

Started in 2016 in North Carolina, Bitty & Beau's proudly employs more than 450 people with intellectual and developmental disabilities across all of its locations.

Services for the UnderServed, L+M Development Partners, and Osborne Association invite you to an in-person groundbreaking to celebrate the development of Marcus Garvey Extension Phase 2.⁠ ⁠ Date/Time: Tuesday, May 14 at 10am⁠ Location: 380 Chester Street, Brooklyn, NY 11212⁠ ⁠ Marcus Garvey Extension Phase 2 will create 287 units of supportive and affordable housing in Brownsville, Brooklyn.⁠

A community is more than just apartments. That’s why we’re so proud of our beautiful community spaces, including a playground and garden, which offers space for our residents to gather, get some fresh air, and enjoy time outdoors at Melrose North in the South Bronx. JPMorgan Chase Commercial Banking's construction loans and equity financing are absolutely vital for making supportive and affordable housing projects like Melrose North a reality. https://lnkd.in/dui8MUSk

Chronic pain is not simply comprised of physical discomfort, it’s rather complex and multifaceted challenges influenced by physiological, emotional, and psychosocial factors. Through clinical discernment and integrating behavioral health principles into individualized needs, we can find success in how we approach chronic pain, allowing an opportunity for chronic pain to diminish and give way to the re-emergence of a more abundant sense of self. S:US staff wrote this article for Behavioral Health News. Dani York, LCAT, RDT

Services for the UnderServed is so lucky to have dedicated employees like @marcodacosta

May is #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth! To kick off the month, NYC Health Commissioner Dr. Ashwin Vasan reminds New Yorkers how important it is to prioritize their mental well-being and that help is available in NYC. If you or a loved one is struggling with a mental health or drug use problem, call or text 988 or visit nyc.gov/988. And with NYC Teenspace, teenagers ages 13-17 can sign up for free mental health support with a licensed therapist. Sign up on talkspace.com/nyc

Ethical leadership is an essential aspect of any organization, fostering a culture of integrity, respect, and fairness. By ensuring that decisions are made for the common good, ethical leadership enhances trust and accountability within organizations. This, in turn, is crucial for sustainable success and a competitive advantage. As leaders, it is our responsibility to set an example by demonstrating ethical behavior and creating an environment that promotes it. By doing so, we create a positive impact not just within our organizations but also in society at large. The very essence of Services for the UnderServed. #Integrity #Accountability #SustainableSuccess #CompetitiveAdvantage

Our work at Services for the UnderServed relies on critical fundraising support. By becoming a part of the S:UStainer initiative, your contribution will allow us to continue to provide essential resources to our fellow New Yorkers in need such as healthy, nutritious food, healthcare services, and mental health support. Find out how you can get involved: https://sus.org/sustainer/

In honor of Spring Recess, today at Services for the UnderServed Melrose North, we hosted a Breakfast With Staff event so that we could connect with our singles and families over food, music, and laughter. We had an awesome turnout of over 30 consumers in our community space! As always, a special thanks to our Family-Life Specialist as she never FAILS to amaze me; I never have to micromanage event coordination, I just have to show up and serve! I'm so happy to have a team like the one that I have! Great things are happening at Melrose. #servicesfortheunderserved #connection #breakfast #event #NYCHumanServices

If you live in one of America’s cities, you probably see people experiencing homelessness all the time. You might pass them on your way to work. Maybe you avoid eye contact. If they ask you for money, maybe you pretend you didn’t hear, and walk on by. But what if you stopped and listened to what they have to say?