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NYSYLC Junior Academy Program for Undocumented Students

The Undocumented Junior Academy was created by the New York State Youth Leadership Council Education Team. The Education Team at NYSYLC provides educational resources, support, and programs to empower undocumented immigrant youth in New York, through programs like the Junior and Senior Academy.

The Junior Academy: A closed group of undocumented high school juniors in New York, which focuses on preparing the students for the college process, gives 1 on 1 support, and guidance. It’s a follow-up to the Senior Academy which serves to help undocumented high school seniors through the college process. The program was a response to the inadequate support and misinformation undocumented immigrant high school students were getting through their teachers and counselors. The Junior Academy application has been open for a month and will remain open until December 20th.

New York, undocumented immigrant students can apply at the following links:

http://bit.ly/undocujunior

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdfyt5GGuacxfgk6bZUrITkK0xQda5IijZpYjP5wLojLzlIkA/viewform

We created an Instagram video in which we answered different questions on The Junior Academy. Our Instagram handle is @NYSYLC. Below are also attached flyers for the program. If you have any questions or concerns, you can email Fernando at fernandoa@nysylc.org or you can email Shaina at shainav@nysylc.org.

Community Food Advocates(CFA)

Community Food Advocates(CFA) is also hosting two (2) sessions to provide information and support to families and school communities in navigating Pandemic EBT (P-EBT), the $420 food benefit that is being automatically distributed to every NYC public school student.

On Wednesday, August 26 from 4:30 p.m. – 5:30 p.m., join us to learn about P-EBT Wave 2: Information for families with students enrolled in Medicaid.

On Tuesday, September 1 from 4:30 p.m. – 5:30 p.m., we will discuss P-EBT Wave 3: Information for families with students not currently enrolled in SNAP, Public Assistance, or Medicaid.

Food Access Options

Acri Cafe

1315 Commerce Ave, The Bronx, NY 10461

Serving breakfast and lunches from Mon - Fri to students in need.

Mamajuana cafe

3233 E Tremont Ave, Bronx, NY, 10461

Serving lunches 11am- 1pm, 4pm-8pm starting today!!

Evelyn’s kitchen

2317 1st Ave New York, New York

Evelyn’s kitchen is offering free lunches to all students in need Mon- Fri at their location!

Chefs for America posted a list of locations that will be offering free food to all those in need right now in BX starting tomorrow!

- Beatstro: starting at 12pm

- Bronx Draft house: starting at 12:15pm

- Bland house: starting at 12:30

- Davidson Community Center: starting at 11:30 am

- William Hodson Senior Center : starting at 11:45am

- Greater Holy Tabernacle Church: starting at 12:30pm

- Morrisania Air Rights Senior Center/ Andrew Jackson Senior Center: Starting at 11:45am

DeRossi franchise vegan lunches:

DeRossi restaurants will be offering free vegan lunches between 12 and 2 at all of their restaurants for any child in need!

- Avant Garden NYC

- Ladybird NYC

- Night Music NY

- Mother is Pearl NYC

- Honey Bees NYC

Food donation options

Transfernation

This company goes to food distributors, major food companies and restaurants with excess food and delivers it to areas and locations that provide for people and families in need.

You can use the website below for more information or download the app!

https://transfernation.org/