Thanks to overwhelming support from hundreds of thousands of people around the country and the world, the Robin Hood Relief Fund is helping those who lost loved ones, lost jobs, are in need of services including mental health, or may have fallen through the cracks of other relief efforts. A comprehensive overview of the fund’s work is available in our downloadable Year Three 9/11 Report. The Relief Fund is distributing funds as expeditiously as possible consistent with meeting Robin Hood’s high standards of prudence, due diligence, and care. To learn more about Robin Hood Relief Fund-supported programs and the issues they address, explore the Relief Fund grant recipient portfolios below:   Show:  All Relief Funds Employment Lower Income Victims' Services and Relief Mental Health Services Other Grants Program Borough of Manhattan Community College Educating the City. HELP USA Job training and placement The HOPE Program Trains homeless men and women and substance abusers for work. Opportunities For A Better Tomorrow Trains workers in Brooklyn to take jobs as entry-level office workers and as pharmacy clerks and technicians. Pace University Job training and placement Women's Housing And Economic Development Corp. Provides permanent housing, employment assistance, Head Start, childcare training, and other services to families in the South Bronx and runs a full-service Single Stop site.   Show:  All Relief Funds Employment Lower Income Victims' Services and Relief Mental Health Services Other Grants

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