Family Resource Expo Comes to Jamaica/Southeast Queens

State Senator Leroy Comrie 

Presents a...

Family Resource Expo

Saturday , May 6, 2017

 9:00 AM-2:00 PM 

York College Atriurm 

94-20 Guy r. Brewer Blvd.,

Jamaica, NY 11435

Resources: NYC Department of Education, NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, NYC Department of Youth and Community Development, NYC Family Justice Center, Hillside Hospital, Mayor's Office to Combat Domestic Violence, Jamaica Center for Arts and Learning, Queens Botancial Gardens, Princeton Review, Thrive New York, Office of child Support Enforcement, CEC 29Q President's Council

And many other organizations and agencies! 

For more information, please call Senator Comrie's office at (718) 765 - 6359  

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