Our Resources are Dedicated to Our Mission.

City Lyfe Inc. is more than just an organization; it's a community dedicated to supporting and uplifting individuals and families throughout NYC. Our community-focused organization has been dedicated to empowering individuals and strengthening neighborhoods since December 2021. We are committed to providing accessible resources, fostering connections, and promoting positive change within our community. Our mission is to be a beacon of hope and opportunity, offering a wide range of services and programs that address the diverse needs of our residents. We strive to create a vibrant and inclusive community where everyone has the chance to thrive. Through our collaborative efforts with local partners and dedicated staff, we aim to:

• Empower individuals by providing resources and support to help individuals achieve their full potential, whether it be through education, job training, or personal development.
• Strengthen communities to foster a sense of belonging and connection within our neighborhoods [by/through] organizing community events, volunteer opportunities, and initiatives that address local challenges.
• Advocate for equity through championing social justice and advocating for policies that promote fairness and opportunity for all.
• Build partnerships with local organizations, businesses, and government agencies to create a stronger and more resilient community. 

•  The Resource Club: This program provides access to valuable resources, which include information on housing, immigration, education, and professional training. They also offer assistance with documentation preparation and temporary financial aid.
•  The Monthly Advantage: This professional development program offers workshops and resources to help individuals build skills and advance their careers. 

Jamila Carmen Salmon Psy. M is a dedicated Social Service Entrepreneur with 15 years of service in the city and non-for profit sectors. This Social Justice and Community Advocate has contributed to the Correctional Health community by providing strength-based case management and motivational interviewing to individuals experiencing hardships such as homelessness and incarceration. Doing so has allowed her to assist these particular individuals with identifying means for needs such as housing (i.e. supportive housing, independent living, transitional housing, family reunification and more) professional and personal advancement (i.e. physical and mental health). This particular style of client advocacy allowed her to consider constructing a more organized and collaborative resource that can be utilized by both program facilitators and its participants.