Established in 2014, Community Revitalization Partnership (CRP) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that serve students during the day at school within their elementary, middle, and high schools, daycare centers and learning sites within the NYC tri-state area with counselors to provide various services to enhance students in-class academic performance, school/program attendance, career readiness and overall social-emotional health and wellness. Within all our work we have a focus on creating an environment for students to thrive through advocacy, creation of nurturing physical environments, teaching healthy coping skills and an emphasis on the way that nutrition, physical activity, mindfulness, and breathing techniques can support strong emotional health and well-being. Our services also extend to individual and group counseling with adults and participatory action with community members.
Our VisionIs to create environments where:
All children are loved, listened to and protected.
All children are thriving in environments that inspire them.
All children advocate for themselves so that all their needs are met.
Intervention counselors are NYS licensed therapists that provide individual and group counseling to children and families in locations that are most convenient to them. Our approach to counseling is rooted in the ideology that ALL individuals are able to define and achieve their goals.
There is a direct relationship between an individual’s living environment and their physical and emotional health. CRP spearheads and funds projects to revitalize neighborhoods that have a history of disinvestment. We re-purpose, re-imagine and re-habilitate existing real estate and internal spaces so that individuals living in those spaces feel safe, valued and inspired.
We believe that sports, music and art are powerful tools that can be therapeutic, healing and the driving force through which children and families can achieve their goals. CRP funds programs that facilitate sports, music and art activities. We believe that these activities are a significant part of the revitalization process for individuals and communities.
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