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Shirley Cumberbatch has been working at NYAM for the past five years and has over twenty years of outreach experience, primarily focused on HIV and substance abuse. She possesses certificates in HIV/AIDS testing and harm reduction techniques, phlebotomy, and is an OASAS-certified Prevention Professional. Prior to working at NYAM, Shirley coordinated social service programs at ADAPT and FROST’D, non-profit organizations offering services in Brooklyn and Manhattan. Additionally, she supervised a street-outreach program at FROST’D that provided night-time services to homeless and substance abusing populations. She is on the boards of the Interfaith Assembly on Homelessness and Housing, the United Way of NY, and Beacon Community Development Corporation.
Contact information
scumberbatch@nyam.org; 212-419-3681
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AGE-FRIENDLY NYC is a a program created by The New York Academy of Medicine, the NYC Council and the Office of the Mayor. This video provides an introduction to the process of creating an Age-Friendly City.
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