For months, a Brooklyn woman quietly battled cancer without telling her 10-year-old son about her condition.
Thu 20 Nov 2008
Filed under: New York Times Neediest Cases Fund, Bedford-Stuyvesant (NYC), Medicine and Health, Cancer, Families and Family Life — @ 3:13 am
Mon 17 Nov 2008
Filed under: New York Times Neediest Cases Fund, Evictions, Bushwick (NYC), Housing, Families and Family Life — @ 3:37 am
After a Brooklyn woman came home to find her apartment emptied, her community chipped in to replace her belongings.
Fri 14 Nov 2008
Filed under: Brooklyn Bureau of Community Service, New York Times Neediest Cases Fund, Families and Family Life — @ 11:01 am
A man seeking a better life in the United States picked up the pieces after his wife left him and their children.
Fri 14 Nov 2008
Filed under: Brooklyn Bureau of Community Service, New York Times Neediest Cases Fund, Families and Family Life — @ 4:11 am
A man seeking “a better life” in the United States picks up the pieces when his wife leaves him and their three young children.
Fri 14 Nov 2008
Filed under: Brooklyn Bureau of Community Service, New York Times Neediest Cases Fund, Families and Family Life — @ 3:20 am
A man seeking “a better life” in the United States picks up the pieces when his wife leaves him and their three young children.
Wed 12 Nov 2008
Filed under: Asian-Americans, Korean-Americans, Chinese-Americans, Families and Family Life, Education and Schools, New York State — @ 4:16 pm
In Jericho, N.Y., the high school’s new diversity has revealed a cultural chasm over the meaning of parental involvement.
Wed 12 Nov 2008
Filed under: Asian-Americans, Korean-Americans, Chinese-Americans, Families and Family Life, Education and Schools, New York State — @ 4:28 am
In Jericho, N.Y., the high school’s new diversity has revealed a cultural chasm over the meaning of parental involvement.
Wed 12 Nov 2008
Filed under: Asian-Americans, Korean-Americans, Chinese-Americans, Families and Family Life, Education and Schools, New York State — @ 2:35 am
In Jericho, N.Y., the high school’s new diversity has revealed a cultural chasm over the meaning of parental involvement.
Mon 10 Nov 2008
Filed under: New York Times Neediest Cases Fund, Families and Family Life, Education and Schools — @ 5:18 am
Mamadou Diallo, who was granted asylum in the U.S. from Guinea, struggled to provide for his wife and four children after he received several large utility bills.
Mon 10 Nov 2008
Filed under: Families and Family Life, Queens (NYC), Children and Youth, Death and Dying — @ 4:19 am
Sabrina Matthews was found dead in a bedroom of her home in Cambria Heights, Queens, after an apparent assault, the police said.