Join the Fight to Preserve Access to Health Care and Create More Affordable Housing for Residents at 1727 Amsterdam!
Despite the approval of the redevelopment plan for 1727 Amsterdam Avenue, many Harlem residents believe the conversation is far from over. The project, approved by New York City earlier this year, would replace the former Heritage Health Care Center with approximately 200 units of affordable and supportive housing. City officials and project sponsors have presented the development of 1727 as a response to the city’s housing and homelessness crises.
But for many residents of West Harlem, the issue has never been whether affordable housing is needed. The issue is whether this particular project represents the best use of one of the neighborhood’s most important community-serving sites.
In our last post, we highlighted the broad and creative community response to the current plan to redevelop 1727 Amsterdam Avenue. Please see here for more. The community has been acutely concerned with continued healthcare access for all.
As we work to bring community needs to reality, we need your support to continue and develop our most recent efforts. Please consider making a donation for as much as you can.
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