Chinese-American Planning Council

CPC is grateful for Assemblywoman Nily Rozic's support in securing a $125,000 state capital grant for our Queens Community Center. This funding will be instrumental in improving the infrastructure of our center that serves nearly 20,000 community members each year.

CPC is grateful to New York State Assembly Member Nily Rozic for supporting our Queens Community Center with a $125,000 state capital grant! Through her support, we were able to make much needed improvements and repairs to our space, including renovating our elevators, providing AC units for the Lois C. Lee Early Childhood Center, and fitting out our 9th floor so we can provide additional programs and services for our community. “We thank Assemblywoman Nily Rozic for the $125,000 capital grant, which will be instrumental in improving the infrastructure of our Queens Community Center that serves nearly 20,000 community members each year. These enhancements will allow us to better serve community members and expand our programs, ensuring that we can meet the growing needs of Queens residents. We are grateful for Assemblywoman Rozic’s support and commitment to the well-being of Queens,” said Wayne Ho, President and CEO of the Chinese-American Planning Council (CPC).

🤝 #CommunityPartnership 🤝CPC organized a Falls Prevention Workshop at CPC One in collaboration with Charles B. Wang Community Health Center. Residents of Hong Ning and 64 Norfolk gathered to learn essential tips on staying safe and healthy. From making homes safer to consulting healthcare professionals and exercises for balance improvement, we're committed to enhancing well-being in our community.

Community Painting Day, Part✌️ We held another community painting day at CPC One, our intergenerational community center where we will serve 15,000 New Yorkers over the next year! We are partnering with artist Ji Yong Kim on a mural that will reflect our diverse community and our nearly 60 year history. Thank you to youth and staff from the CPC Manhattan Learn and Earn Program for dropping by to help! Stay tuned for the finished mural! #CPCOne #mural

Mitch Wu, Director of CPC Queens Community Services, was the keynote speaker at the Queens High School for Language Studies (QHSLS) commencement. Congratulations to the graduates, families, and faculty! Special shout out to graduating students from CPC ASAP (After School Advancement Program) at QHSLS! #graduation #Classof2024

CPC joined the Asian American Bar Association of New York’s (AABANY) summer reception. We are grateful to AABANY’s volunteer attorneys for providing free legal consultation to community members through our partnership. The next pro bono legal clinic is scheduled for July 13th at the CPC Brooklyn Community Center.

CPC proudly attended the YWCA of Queens's 46th Anniversary Gala at Terrace on the Park, where we were honored to receive the Community Catalyst Award 🏆 for empowering and supporting 80,000 individuals and families to achieve their education, family, community, and career aspirations!

We hope you had a happy Independence Day with your loved ones! CPC Brooklyn Older Adult Center had a wonderful celebration with over 80 community members. They enjoyed drawing flowers, completing US map puzzles, sharing food, and competing for prizes!

To celebrate Independence Day, the CPC NY Chinatown Older Adult Center’s Chinese Folk Dance Group performed several choreographed dance routines! Over 300 community members attended the event! #IndependenceDay #Happy4thofJuly

#FlashbackFriday CPC partnered with the Mayor's Office to End Domestic and Gender-Based Violence (ENDGBV), Rise, and the New York City Alliance Against Sexual Assault to host the opening of Ascend: A Community Gathering for AANHPI Survivors & Allies and the "What Were You Wearing?" Exhibit at CPC One. The event featured a panel discussion and provided professional and community-based resources for Asian sexual violence survivors in NYC.