
CHJCC Announces Hiring of Director of Social Services
Great News: The CHJCC has hired a Director of Social Services, a new position to better serve our community and provide the best assistance to Crown Heights families and individuals
Great News: The CHJCC has hired a Director of Social Services, a new position to better serve our community and provide the best assistance to Crown Heights families and individuals
Some community members have already received their absentee ballots and are asking how to vote. In-person early voting begins right after Yom Tov on October 26th, and Election Day is November 5th.
As of October 10th, there are approximately 6,500-6,800 registered Anash voters in Crown Heights, a historic high. In the 2020 Presidential Election, about 4,438 Anash voters participated.
Dear Crown Heights Community Members, On behalf of the Vaad and CHJCC, we wish you all a K’siva V’chasima Tova, happy and sweet new year. As we enter תשפ״ה, the board is excited to continue our initiatives and bring visible […]
Join the community to share your feedback to the Community Board 9 as they contemplate the proposed bike lanes for Kingston and Brooklyn Aves.
In response to growing concerns about the new sanitation rules in the neighborhood, the Crown Heights Jewish Community Council (CHJCC) is reaching out to residents for input.
We are organizing people to go and blow Shofar in the homes of those in Our community, Crown Heights who for whatever reason are not able to go to shul for Tekiyas Shofar. Please see links below for REQUESTS and for VOLUNTEERS.
A significant meeting took place in the Crown Heights Jewish Community Council (CHJCC) boardroom between prominent leaders in the Jewish community and several New York State senators, addressing the crucial topics of Jewish education, community safety, and the rising concern over private home foreclosures.
Are you or a loved one nearing Medicare enrollment? Join this short webinar today, Tuesday, September 17th at 7:30pm with Mendy Goldstein, a licensed Medicare Broker, and learn how to navigate the process without costly mistakes.
As the Vaad Hakohol and CHJCC Board marks 100 days of dedicated service, we are excited to share an update on the progress and key initiatives we’ve been working on to support and strengthen the Crown Heights community.
In response to recent security threats, the Vaad Hakahol, in collaboration with the Local Shul Representatives, has launched the Crown Heights Office of Security and Emergency Network (CHOSEN).
The Crown Heights Jewish Community Council expressed deep concern over the recent attack that occurred Friday night in a official statement.
The Crown Heights Jewish Community Council (CHJCC) is taking significant strides to enhance its social service offerings in response to the evolving needs of the community.
A recent JFA survey assessing community opinions on the Department of Transportation’s (DOT) proposed bike lanes on Kingston and Brooklyn Avenues has revealed strong opposition. Of the 900 participants, 860 completed the survey, with nearly all respondents residing in the area affected by the proposal.
The Vaad Hakohol would like to inform all residents of Crown Heights living in Brooklyn Community Board District 9 that they can now apply to become a “Resident Member” on any of the Brooklyn Community Board 9 (CB9) Committees.
Brooklyn’s Community Board 9, which covers the Crown Heights Jewish community, will be hosting a Zoom Meeting on Monday, August 5th at 6:30pm and will discuss the proposed traffic and bike lane changes to Kingston and Brooklyn Aves.
We are delighted to provide you with an update on our progress at the CHJCC and Vaad Hakohol Board after our first month of service. Our commitment to enhancing our community’s welfare and addressing its challenges is steadfast, and we are pleased to share the significant strides we have made thus far