CareCollab

This Thanksgiving, as many gather for family celebrations, warm meals, and abundant blessings, we're reminded that the holiday looks very different across our community. Today serves as a stark reminder of the diverse lives people lead and the year-round struggles faced by those less privileged. For individuals managing chronic illnesses, struggling with substance abuse, or living below the poverty line, this holiday season further highlights the obstacles and unequal treatment they face in society. For those enjoying more privileged circumstances, today should serve as a reminder to not only practice gratitude but also to give back to our community. Several meaningful ways to give back include: - Donating food or, even more impactfully, money to food banks and community organizations - Contributing to mutual aid funds - Volunteering with organizations to advance their community service efforts New York City houses numerous organizations and resources working tirelessly to support those facing difficult circumstances and help them access essential care and resources. At CareCollab, we bridge the healthcare gap by providing free, personalized care to those in need. Low-income individuals, people living with AIDS/HIV, those struggling with substance abuse, and the unhoused population—among many other demographics—can access collaborative healthcare through care managers who understand and empathize with their experiences. Our community features several outstanding organizations worthy of your support through donations, volunteering, or sharing with those who might need their services. Urban Pathways combats homelessness through housing support services and advocacy. GMHC provides education and resources to fight HIV by addressing social determinants of health and uplifting those affected. Brooklyn Community Services (BCS) offers vital support to individuals facing mental health or addiction challenges. While Thanksgiving celebrates gratitude, it also calls us to acknowledge the hardships many individuals endure. As we join with loved ones today, we must remember those for whom this season represents not celebration but survival. This Thanksgiving, let us commit to both gratitude and creating positive change within our community.

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We're #hiring a new Care Manager in New York City Metropolitan Area. Apply today or share this post with your network.

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Go CC Team! This photo was taken after a successful meeting with the Aids HealthCare Foundation to further expand CareCollab's Care Coordination services to marginalized populations. #Connectionsfor Change #CareCoordination