24445
Clients received walk-in services
Our caseworkers served 24,445 walk-in clients daily
addressing their health, housing, and financial needs.
Thousands of others received services over the phone or
email, attended our seminars, participated in outreach and
socialization events, or came in to submit an application for
services without requiring a full appointment with our
staff.
18623
Individuals enrolled in health insurance
Our experienced health insurance navigators and senior
caseworkers staff helped 18,623 individuals enroll in
and/or re-certify, or receive assistance with Medicaid,
Medicare, Child Health Plus, New York Essential Plans, or a
Qualified Health Plan under the NYS of Health Marketplace
Exchange.
10633
Individuals enrolled in SNAP
Our staff helped 10,633 individuals avoid hunger by
applying or recertifying for their SNAP (Food Stamps) benefits
through the UJO.
139540
Homecare-housekeeping hours provided
Our staff coordinated and ensured that
139,540 homecare/housekeeping service hours were provided
to eligible Holocaust Survivors in the community.
19221
Meals on Wheels delivered
Our staff coordinated the delivery of 19,221 meals to
seniors and Holocaust Survivors in the community.
10897
Individuals received Passover food assistance
Food packages were provided to help 10,897 clients cope
with the extra expenses during the Passover holiday season.
583
Holocaust Survivors served
Our staff provided 583 Holocaust Survivors with an array
of services including, case management, financial assistance,
home care, holiday food packages, socialization and many other
types of assistance to help them age independently, comfortably
and with dignity.
$
390029
Provided in financial assistance
Our staff secured $390,029 in financial support for needy
seniors and families in crisis, to cover medical expenses and
other vital needs.