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HCC | October 2026: Community Updates
October 2026: Community Updates Dear Friends, October is a month that calls us to reflect, heal, celebrate, and stand together. Throughout the month, Haitian Centers Council embraced these values through meaningful partnerships, impactful events, and opportunities for learning, wellness, and community connection. From mental health advocacy and wellness initiatives to community education and cultural celebration, October reminded us of the power of collective care and resil

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HCC | September 2026: Community Updates
September 2026: Community Updates Dear Friends, This month, our community paused to recognize meaningful moments of transition. Labor Day, the unofficial close of summer, offered an opportunity to honor the dedication of workers everywhere. It reminded us of the dignity of service and the power of collective effort to build stronger neighborhoods. From lively gatherings to quiet moments at home, many enjoyed a well-deserved day of rest and reflection. September also marke

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Sep 303 min read


HCC | August 2026: Community Updates
August 2026: Community Updates Dear Friends, As August comes to a close, HCC sends heartfelt greetings to our community members, partners, and supporters across Brooklyn and beyond. This month has invited us to remember, reflect, and prepare for what comes next. Even as we face difficult realities, we move forward together—with courage, compassion, and an unwavering commitment to our community. Standing Together in the Face of TPS Termination This August, the Haitian-Americ

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Aug 313 min read


HCC | July 2026: Community Updates
July 2026: Community Updates Dear Friends, This month has been full of celebration, advocacy, and unity, both in our agency and in the communities we serve. With summer in full swing, we’re excited to share highlights, awareness days, and initiatives that made July special. Celebrating Awareness and Inclusion July is a month full of meaning and reflection. We started with Independence Day on July 4th, a time for joy, gratitude, and community spirit as we celebrated freedom

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Jul 304 min read
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