Community Dialogue NYC
Our Mission
Community Dialogue NYC Inc. partners with Christian organizations, community neighbors, families, and community-based partners to support and develop sustainable programs that help people thrive.
We are committed to creating pathways toward mental wellness, family connection, community stability, and healing, with a particular focus on individuals and families experiencing mental health challenges, homelessness, social isolation, and other barriers that affect their well-being.
Through our Street Quietude Mental Health & Homelessness Approach, we engage community members where they are, building relationships through compassion, dialogue, outreach, education, and practical support. We believe meaningful change begins with listening, restoring dignity, strengthening relationships, and creating opportunities for individuals and families to reconnect with their communities.
Our work is grounded in a communal reconciliation and healing approach. We equip youth leaders, advocates, families, and community partners with knowledge, skills, and resources to recognize concerns, respond appropriately, connect people to available services, and become positive contributors to the well-being of their communities.
Community Partners
Hands of Hope Ministries - A community-based organization dedicated to sustainable growth in public service based in Bay Ridge
God Squad - A charitable organization providing relief to the distressed and underprivileged community members
Recent Engagements
October 16th - Community Dialgoue teamed up with Assembly Member Maritza Davila and City Council Candidate Sandy Nurse’s teams to distribute food to the residents of Hope Gardens in Bushwick
September 26th - Congresswoman Nydia Velzaquez speaks on the importance of the 2020 Census at Maria Hernandez Park, where Community Dialogue distributed over 1000 pounds of food
Recent Engagements
November 19th - Community Dialgoue teamed up with Tony’s Pizzeria Sal, teams to distribute 400 hundred Thanksgiving grocery bags, 105 Food Pantry boxes to the Bushwick community. 400 hot meal for the individual waiting on the line for Groceries for their family.
September 26th - autism awareness at Maria Hernandez Park, where Community Dialogue Play games and provided wellness for the youth with disability