Our ‘community’s approach to caring’ provides services that reflect the full scope of need among the clients we serve. Families in our community and beyond are often affected by more than just hunger, and our goal is to ensure that our program offerings extend beyond emergency food access. In addition to our pantry access and nutrition education courses, we offer the following social services:
- Referrals to employment training
- Summer camp for low-income families
- Financial workshops for families
- Dental, health, and vision check-ups by TCAH healthcare partners
- SNAP screenings
- HEAP screenings and registration
- Enrollment for publicly supported health insurance
- Tax preparation and filing
Planning to visit us?
All individuals are welcome to the resources available at TCAH. However, to help us continue to best serve our community and meet select funding requirements, we encourage clients to bring some form of ID for all persons for whom the food and/or service is intended. Please refer to the lists below to find acceptable forms of documentation. Unfortunately, at this time we are NOT able to accept a Social Security Card as a form of ID.
Acceptable forms of ID for adults (over 18) in the household
- Drivers License or NYC ID
- Medicaid / Benefit Card
- Passport of Legal Residency Card
- Work or Student ID
- Disability or Veteran’s ID
Acceptable forms of ID for each child (under 18) in the household must be a valid government document with the child’s name AND date of birth
- Health Insurance Card
- Benefit Card
