Our latest Community Matters newsletter is a special advocacy edition: Queens In Motion: A Month of Advocacy—highlighting how our community showed up across New York during this critical budget season.
Throughout its history, Queens Community House has been deeply engaged in advancing community-driven change across the borough, from immigrant rights and financial justice to expanding access to parks and open space.
On March 26, staff and alumni from Queens Community House (QCH) Learning To Work (LTW) high school sites gathered on the steps of the Tweed Courthouse outside City Hall, joining students and partners from across New York City to call on the Mayor and City Council to baseline funding for the LTW p
Queens, NY (March 24, 2026) — Yesterday, Queens Community House (QCH) joined hundreds of advocates, community members, and partner organizations at a Play Fair Coalition rally ahead of the New York City Council’s Preliminary Budget Hearing on NYC Parks, calling on city leaders to allocate 1%
Queens Community House and Sunnyside Community Services have long been “sister” organizations in Queens—part of a broader network of settlement houses rooted in the belief that everyone deserves the opportunity to reach their full potential.
