District Resource Statement

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1 District Resource Statement Department of Health and Mental Hygiene Fiscal and Service Reports For Fiscal Years 2013 and 2014 The City of New Michael R. Bloomberg, Mayor

2 District Resource Statement Department of Health and Mental Hygiene Fiscal and Service Reports For Fiscal Years 2013 and 2014 The City of New Michael R. Bloomberg, Mayor

3 INTRODUCTION The District Resource Statement (DRS) is prepared annually by the Office of Management and. Sections 2707 and 2708 of the New City Charter require that agencies report to the City's 59 community boards expense budget and service information at the agency's service district level. The reporting levels vary by agency and by program. Service districts range from police precincts which can be smaller than community districts to multi-borough offices. This edition of the DRS gives information for both FY 2013 and FY The current edition reports on agencies that deliver services directly to community districts and boroughs. These agencies manually generate the information in the DRS, except for the fiscal data which is provided by the Financial Information Services Agency. The agencies also provide performance indicators for a variety of services. An explanation of agency programs and performance indicators is included. Personnel headcounts and corresponding fiscal data, equipment information, performance indicators, and contractual services are organized as follows: Personnel Report FY 2013 headcounts and fiscal data are as of June 30, FY 2014 Adopted data is as of the Adoption in June. Equipment Report - Unless otherwise noted, FY 2013 information is as of June 30, FY 2014 information indicates proposed equipment levels. Performance Report - Once again, community boards will be able to compare select measures of agency performance within their district to a borough-wide and/or citywide average of the agency's performance. Except where indicated, the performance figures are full year figures for FY Section 12(c)6 of the New City Charter states that "for agencies with local service districts or programs within community districts and boroughs, the mayor's preliminary management report and management report insofar as practicable shall include schedules of agency service goals, performance measures and actual performance relative to goals for each such local service district or program." Indicator information in the DRS supplements the Mayor's Management Report by providing measures of performance at the local level. Totals for all the districts reporting in the DRS will be consistent with the citywide numbers reported in the MMR except where otherwise noted. Contract Report - Data on contractual services varies somewhat from program to program, but includes at least the time period of the contract, the cost of the contract, the kind of service provided and some measure of the service.

4 For each agency program, all pages for a particular local service district are grouped together in the following order: Personnel, Equipment, Performance, and Contract Reports. The Personnel Reports give a complete description of the service and the address of the local service district headquarters. The contract pages provide the names and addresses of vendors, and sometimes the location where the service is provided. The District Resource Statement is useful to the community boards at all stages of the budget participation process. boards can use the DRS to monitor service delivery throughout the year. It provides a common data base which the agencies and community boards can use to discuss service delivery and to formulate specific budget requests. The Performance Reports can help the boards assess the quality of the service in relation to the resources which are deployed in or budgeted for the community district. By comparing this year's DRS with previous editions, community boards can also use the DRS to analyze trends in funding levels, resource allocation, and service delivery. Using the Mayor's Management Report, boards are able to compare service performance indicators in their district with citywide findings. OMB publishes District Resource Statements for the following agencies: Department for the Aging Department of Buildings Department of Cultural Affairs Department of Small Business Services Department of Environmental Protection Fire Department Department of Health & Mental Hygiene Department of Housing Preservation & Development Human Resources Administration Libraries Department of Parks and Recreation Police Department Department of Sanitation Department of Transportation Department of Youth and Development Caution must be used in interpreting the information contained in this document. Agencies often need to move personnel or equipment from one district to another or employ seasonal workers depending on the time of the year. These changes are not reflected in the DRS. A reduction in staffing levels does not necessarily signal a corresponding reduction in services. Where necessary agencies provide explanatory footnotes. Also, Financial Plan Savings are not reflected in the local district reports because these amounts are budgeted at the Unit of Appropriation level. It is not possible to predict the impact of financial savings on an individual service district level.

5 DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND MENTAL HYGIENE PROGRAMS AND PERFORMANCE INDICATORS Mission The mission of the (DOHMH) is to protect and promote the health and mental well-being of all New ers. It does much of its work indirectly, by providing information and recommendations to other policy-makers, health care providers, and New ers in general, who in turn take actions to promote health, but it also provides direct health services and enforces health regulations. DOHMH makes reducing deaths from chronic diseases such as heart disease and cancer a priority by reducing smoking, unhealthy diet, and other risk factors. The Department contracts for mental health services, developmental disability services, and alcohol and substance abuse treatment services. DOHMH works with health care providers to improve the use of preventive health services, including immunizations, and works with both health care providers and nonprofit organizations to prevent and treat HIV infection. The Department oversees the City s Early Intervention Program for infants and toddlers with developmental delays. DOHMH s community-based services include: three District Public Health Offices; four tuberculosis clinics; eight STD clinics; health services at more than 1,200 public school sites; and health and mental health services in the City s correctional facilities. DOHMH also issues birth and death certificates; works to create a healthier and safer environment by conducting inspections of restaurants, day care centers, and other entities; and protects public safety through immediate response to emergent public health threats. The District Resource Statement has five sections. The Division of Health Care Access and Improvement o (Includes Child and Adolescent Health Clinics; and Health Insurance Programs) The Division of Disease Control o (Includes Immunization; Tuberculosis; Sexually Transmitted Disease; and HIV Prevention ) The Division of Health Promotion and Disease Prevention o (Includes School Health; Maternal Infant and Reproductive Health; and District Public Health Offices) The Division of Environmental Health o (Includes Pest Control Services and Lead Poisoning Prevention Services) The Division of Mental Hygiene (Includes mental health services; developmental disability services; alcohol and drug use services; and Early Intervention services for infants and toddlers with developmental delays Services This report highlights ongoing services provided at the community level in all five boroughs. In addition to these services, the Department also provides a broad range of public health and mental hygiene services throughout the city. Some of these services include: public health education and training, disease surveillance and laboratory investigations, vital statistics registries, enforcement of the city's public health and mental hygiene laws and policy analysis and program development designed to identify and address the needs of local communities. Some services are operated directly by the Department. Such services include Immunization Clinics; Sexually Transmitted Disease Clinics; Tuberculosis Clinics; Pest Control; Lead Poisoning Prevention and School Health. Child Health Clinics are operated by the New City Health and Hospitals Corporation (HHC) through a contractual agreement with the Department. HIV Prevention services are administered by the Department and operated by both the Department and community-based organizations. The DRS includes Mental Hygiene and HIV programs contracted out to locally-based not-for profit organizations or voluntary hospitals. Page 2 of 292

6 TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction 2 The Division of Health Care Access and Improvement 4 Child and Adolescent Health Services 5 Health Insurance Programs 11 The Division of Disease Control 13 Immunization Services 14 Tuberculosis Services. 16 Sexually Transmitted Disease Services The Division of Health Promotion and Disease Prevention 129 School Health Services 130 Maternal, Infant and Reproductive Health Services 138 District Public Health Offices 145 The Division of Environmental Health 150 Pest Control Services 151 Lead Poisoning Prevention Program 164 The Division of Mental Hygiene 170 Preface 171 Overview 172 Mental Health Services 173 Retardation/Developmental Disabilities Services 229 Substance Use Services 245 Mental Hygiene Agency Listing 262 Early Intervention Services 277 Page 3 of 292

7 DIVISION OF HEALTH CARE ACCESS AND IMPROVEMENT Page 4 of 292

8 FY 2013 District Resource Statement Child and Adolescent Health Services Child Health Clinics provide primary and preventive health care, as well as support and referral services, to infants, children and adolescents. These clinics strive to ensure that the content and quality of care provided is consistent with accepted pediatric practice standards and that their services address the needs of children in the under-served communities where the clinics are located. There are 20 Child Health Clinics currently open in New City. Each clinic is integrated into one of the seven HHC Hospital Networks and is staffed by one or more pediatricians, as well as by nurses and other support staff. In addition, each Clinic is assigned to a network administrative oversight staff (physician, nurse and administrator) who are responsible for oversight of the day-to-day Clinic operations. Clinics serve children and adolescents from birth through eighteen years of age. Each registered child or adolescent is assigned to a primary care provider for continuity and coordinated management of his/her health care. Some of the components of comprehensive care include immunizations, health education, asthma care, new admission examinations for school and summer camp, and day care examinations. Report This report contains one section: 1. Personnel and Indicators Report: Lists the number of MD visits, which represents the number of clinical visits to a physician or pediatric nurse practitioner, as well as the actual number MD full time equivalents (FTEs) at the clinic, for both FY 2012 and Child and Adolescent Health Clinics Page 5 of 292

9 FY 2013 District Resource Statement Child and Adolescent Health 1. Child and Adolescent Health: Personnel and Indicators Report Borough CD Clinic Bronx 1 Bronx 3 Bronx 10 Bronx 12 Melrose Houses 348 East 156th Street, (718) Daniel Webster Houses 401 East 168th Street, (718) Glebe 2527 Glebe, (718) Child Health at Gunhill 1012 East Gunhill Road, (718) MD Visits 2012 MD FTEs 2013 MD Visits 2, , , , MD FTEs CLOSED CLOSED CLOSED CLOSED 1, , Child and Adolescent Health Clinics Page 6 of 292

10 FY 2013 District Resource Statement Child and Adolescent Health 1.Child and Adolescent Health: Personnel and Indicators Report Borough CD Clinic Brooklyn 1 Brooklyn 1 Jonathan Williams Houses 333 Roebling Street, (718) Williamsburg Health Center 51 Maujer Street, (718) , MD Visits 2012 MD FTEs 2013 MD Visits 3, , , , MD FTEs Brooklyn 2 Brooklyn 3 Brooklyn 3 Brooklyn 3 Brooklyn 5 Brooklyn 6 Fort Greene Health Center 295 Flatbush Ave. Extension (718) Eleanor Roosevelt Houses 388 Pulaski St (718) Lafayette Houses 434 De Kalb, (718) Sumner Houses 47 Marcus Garvey Blvd., (718) Sutter 1091 Sutter, (718) Wyckoff Garden Houses 266 Wyckoff Street, (718) , , , , , , , , , CLOSED CLOSED CLOSED CLOSED Child and Adolescent Health Clinics Page 7 of 292

11 FY 2013 District Resource Statement Child and Adolescent Health Borough CD Clinic Brooklyn 8 Brooklyn 15 Brooklyn 16 Brooklyn 16 Crown Heights Health Center 1218 Prospect Place, (718) Homecrest Health Center 1601 S, (718) Brownsville Health Center 259 Bristol Street, (718) Howard Houses 1620 East New, (718) MD Visits 2012 MD FTEs 2013 MD Visits 2, , , , , MD FTEs CLOSED CLOSED CLOSED CLOSED Child and Adolescent Health Clinics Page 8 of 292

12 FY 2013 District Resource Statement Child and Adolescent Health 1. Child and Adolescent Health: Personnel and Indicators Report Borough CD Clinic Manhattan 3 Manhattan 10 Manhattan 12 Baruch Houses 280 Delancey Street, (212) St. Nicholas Houses 281 West 127th Street, (212) Washington Heights Health Center 600 West 168th Street, (212) MD Visits 2012 MD FTEs 2013 MD Visits ** , , , MD FTEs ** Baruch Houses clinic closed on 9/18/12. Child and Adolescent Health Clinics Page 9 of 292

13 FY 2013 District Resource Statement Child and Adolescent Health 1. Child and Adolescent Health: Personnel and Indicators Report Borough CD Clinic Queens 1 Queens 1 Queens 4 Queens 3 Staten Island Staten Island 1 1 Astoria Health Center st, (718) Woodside Houses Newtown Road, (718) Corona Health Center Corona, (718) Junction Blvd Junction Boulevard, (718) Mariners Harbor Houses 2040 Forest, SI (718) Stapleton 111 Canal Street, (718) MD Visits 2012 MD FTEs 2013 MD Visits 2013 MD FTEs CLOSED CLOSED CLOSED CLOSED 1, , , , , , , Child and Adolescent Health Clinics Page 10 of 292

14 FY 2013 District Resource Statement Health Insurance Programs Services DOHMH Facilitated Enrollers are based in 9 DOHMH Health Centers located in five boroughs (one is temporarily closed for renovations). Working in the community and through home visits, their efforts help families complete the application process; enabling individuals to enroll in public health insurance; educating applicants about managed care plan options; helping the applicant select a doctor and health plan; and assisting each applicant to navigate through the health care system. DOHMH facilitated enrollment staff have screened 66,599 New ers and qualified 9,442 adults and children into public health insurance programs over the past year. Report 1. Personnel Report: Lists clinics with facilitated enrollers who enroll people in Medicaid, Child Health Plus and Family Health Plus. Health Insurance Programs Page 11 of 292

15 FY 2013 District Resource Statement Health Insurance Programs 1. Health Insurance Programs Personnel Report Health Insurance Programs Borough CD Clinic # of Enrollers Bronx 6 Tremont DPHO 1826 Arthur Ave. Basement, Room Bronx, New Brooklyn 2 Fort Greene Health Center 295 Flatbush Ave. Ext., Basement 3 Brooklyn, New Brooklyn 15 Homecrest Health Center 1601 S, 1 st Floor Temporarily Closed Brooklyn, New Brooklyn 8 Crown Heights Health Center 1218 Prospect Place, Room B-13 5 Brooklyn, New Manhattan 4 Chelsea Health Center 303 Ninth Ave. 1 st Floor 1 New, New Manhattan 12 Washington Heights Health Center 600 West 168 th Street, 2 nd Floor 3 New, New Queens 3 Corona Health Center Junction Blvd., Basement 4 Jackson Heights, Queens Queens 7 Parsons Health Center Parsons Blvd., Room Jamaica, New Staten Island 1 Staten Island Richmond Clinic 51 Stuyvesant Place, 2 nd Floor Staten Island, New Page 12 of 292

16 DIVISION OF DISEASE CONTROL Page 13 of 292

17 FY2013 District Resource Statement IMMUNIZATION Services The mission of the Bureau of Immunization is to prevent the occurrence and transmission of diseases for all age groups through immunization, education, health system support and surveillance. Our goal, set by Healthy People 2020, is that 80 percent of children are appropriately immunized by their second birthday, and that 90 percent of adults aged 65 years and older receive an annual influenza vaccination, as well as a pneumococcal vaccination once in their lifetime. In FY 2013 the Bureau provided vaccination services to the public at three walk-in clinics in Brooklyn, Queens and the Bronx. Report Clinic Usage Report: This section shows the number of immunizations given broken out by walk-in clinics 1 where they were administered. 1 Data are derived from the Bureau of Immunization s electronic health record, called the Screening and Immunization System (SIS). Immunization Page 14 of 292

18 FY2013 District Resource Statement IMMUNIZATION Immunization: Clinic Usage Report Borough CD Clinic Name Bronx 6 Tremont Health Center 1826 Arthur, Bronx, New (212) Number of Immunizations Adminstered 29,136 Brooklyn 2 Queens 3 Fort Greene Health Center 295 Flatbush Ave. Ext., Brooklyn, New (212) Corona Health Center Junction Boulevard, 1st Fl., Queens, New (212) ,115 32,607 Immunization Page 15 of 292

19 FY2013 District Resource Statement Tuberculosis Tuberculosis Services The mission of the Bureau of Tuberculosis Control is to prevent the spread of tuberculosis (TB) and eliminate it as a public health problem in New City. The goal of the Bureau of TB Control is to identify all individuals with suspected or confirmed TB disease and ensure their appropriate treatment, ideally on a regimen with Directly Observed Therapy. The Bureau also works to ensure that individuals who are at high risk for progression from infection to active disease (e.g., contacts of active cases, immuno-compromised individuals, and recent immigrants from areas where TB is widespread) receive preventive treatment and do not develop disease. The Bureau achieves its goals through case management, education, surveillance, outreach, and direct patient care at four Chest Centers throughout the City. Report The Tuberculosis report contains two sections 1. Indicators Report by CD of Residence: This section shows TB cases, and TB suspects by community district of residence, regardless of which chest center was used Number of active TB cases: Number of active TB cases citywide during Calendar Year 2012 Suspect TB cases: Number of suspect cases of citywide TB during Calendar Year Clinic Usage Report: This section shows the number of clinic visits to DOHMH Chest Centers for Calendar Year 2012 Clinic volume reductions In 2012, the NYC TB testing requirement for secondary school age children entering the NYC school system for the first time was eliminated. Elimination of this requirement resulted in a reduction of TB clinic volume. Tuberculosis Page 16 of 292

20 FY2013 District Resource Statement Tuberculosis 1. Tuberculosis: Indicators Report by CD of Residence (CY 2012) Borough CD # of Active TB Cases # of Suspect TB Cases Bronx Bronx Bronx Bronx Bronx Bronx Bronx Bronx Bronx Bronx Bronx Bronx Total Tuberculosis Page 17 of 292

21 FY2013 District Resource Statement Tuberculosis 1. Tuberculosis: Indicators Report by CD of Residence (CY 2012) Borough CD # of Active TB Cases # of Suspect TB Cases Brooklyn Brooklyn Brooklyn Brooklyn Brooklyn Brooklyn Brooklyn Brooklyn Brooklyn Brooklyn Brooklyn Brooklyn Brooklyn Brooklyn Brooklyn Brooklyn Brooklyn Brooklyn Total Tuberculosis Page 18 of 292

22 FY2013 District Resource Statement Tuberculosis 1. Tuberculosis: Indicators Report by CD of Residence (CY 2012) Borough CD # of Active TB Cases # of Suspect TB Cases Manhattan Manhattan Manhattan Manhattan Manhattan Manhattan Manhattan Manhattan Manhattan Manhattan Manhattan Manhattan Total Tuberculosis Page 19 of 292

23 FY2013 District Resource Statement Tuberculosis 1. Tuberculosis: Indicators Report by CD of Residence (CY 2012) Borough CD # of Active TB Cases # of Suspect TB Cases Queens Queens Queens Queens Queens Queens Queens Queens Queens Queens Queens Queens Queens Queens Total Tuberculosis Page 20 of 292

24 FY2013 District Resource Statement Tuberculosis 1. Tuberculosis: Indicators Report by CD of Residence (CY 2012) Borough CD # of Active TB Cases # of Suspect TB Cases Staten Island Staten Island Staten Island Total Tuberculosis Page 21 of 292

25 FY2013 District Resource Statement Tuberculosis 2. Tuberculosis: Clinic Usage Report Borough CD Clinic Bronx 3 Brooklyn 2 Manhattan 12 Queens 3 S.I. 1 Morrisania Chest Center 1309 Fulton Ave, First Floor, (718) Fort Greene Chest Center 295 Flatbush Ave. Ext. 4th Floor, (718) Washington Heights Chest Center 600 West 168th Street, 3rd Floor, (212) Corona Chest Center Junction, Room 120, (718) /36 Richmond Chest Center* 51 Stuyvesant Place, Room 408, (718) Number of visits to clinic 8,824 15,310 9,504 15,517 1,801 *Richmond Chest Center was closed in June 2013 Tuberculosis Page 22 of 292

26 FY2013 District Resource Statement STD STD: Introduction Services The mission of the Bureau of Sexually Transmitted Disease (STD) Control is to promote healthy sexual behavior and reduce the impact of sexually transmitted infections in New City. In addition to policy development, research, and education, the Bureau maintains 9 full service STD clinics across the five boroughs, which provide free and confidential STD testing and treatment, as well as free, confidential and anonymous HIV testing and counseling (T&C). The Bureau also monitors STD cases citywide to ensure appropriate follow-up and treatment. Follow-up activities include outreach efforts that seek to identify other individuals infected with or incubating STDs. Report 1. Clinic Usage Report: This section shows the following statistics, broken out by clinic. Total Physician Visits: All physician visits include a medical history and physical exam with diagnostic tests (may include syphilis, gonorrhea, Chlamydia, HIV tests, and interview for partner elicitation). Total Non-Physician Visits: Includes visits for express visits, test results, treatment, or visits for interview for partner elicitation. If included as part of a physician visit, such services are counted only once, in the category Total physician visits. (Note: Prior to FY08, counts for nonphysician visits included delivering results via phone) Total STD Treated: Sum of STD cases diagnosed and those presumptively treated. STDs Page 23 of 292

27 FY2013 District Resource Statement STD I. STD: Clinic Usage Report Borough CD Clinic Bronx 3 Brooklyn 2 Brooklyn 8 Manhattan 4 Manhattan 7 Morrisania Health Center 1309 Fulton Ave, Second Floor, Fort Greene Health Center 295 Flatbush Ave. Ext. Second Floor, Crown Heights Health Center (formerly Bushwick Health Center) 1218 Prospect Place, Second Floor, Chelsea Health Center 303 Ninth Ave, Second Floor, Riverside Health Center W. 100th St., First Floor, Total Physician Visits Total Non- Physician Visits Total STD Treated 9,968 3,776 9,729 9,155 6,272 9,004 4,634 2,586 4,639 10,649 10,759 10,354 3,429 1,358 3,352 Services Available (days/week) Full STD services, HIV T&C site (5 days/wk) 1,3 Full STD services, HIV T&C site (5 days/wk) 1,3 Full STD services, HIV T&C site (5 days/wk) Full STD services, HIV T&C site (5 days/wk) 1, 2 Full STD services, HIV T&C site (5 days/wk) STDs Page 24 of 292

28 FY2013 District Resource Statement STD I. STD: Clinic Usage Report Contd. Borough CD Clinic Total Physician Visits Total Non- Physician Visits Total STD Treated Services Available (days/week) Manhattan 10 Central Harlem Health Center 2238 Fifth Ave., Third Floor, ,586 2,612 6,554 Full STD services, HIV T&C site (5 days/wk) 1 Queens 3 Queens 12 S.I. 1 Corona Health Center Junction, First Floor, Jamaica Health Center Parsons Blvd., First Floor, Richmond Health Center 5 51 Stuyvesant Place, First Floor, ,228 1,813 2,156 8,431 5,680 8, Full STD services, HIV T&C site (2 days/wk) Full STD services, HIV T&C site (5 days/wk) 1 Full STD services, HIV T&C site (1 day/wk) 1 Clinic is open half a day on Saturday. 2 Clinic holds evening hours: 5pm to 7pm on select days 3 Clinic held evening hours on select days but stopped during FY Clinic currently located at Manhattanville, 21 Old Broadway, Richmond Health Center was closed June 1, 2013 STDs Page 25 of 292

29 FY2011 District Resource Statement HIV PREVENTION SERVICES Services The HIV Prevention Program serves as the central coordinating unit for HIV prevention services within the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene. Its purpose is to provide an effective medium for communication and action on HIV/AIDS issues between the Department, public and private sector agencies, prevention planning groups, and research institutions. The Program maintains a leadership role in planning and implementing City policy related to HIV prevention education and technical assistance. In addition to operating its own prevention programs, the HIV Prevention Program funds and oversees numerous community-based HIV/AIDS prevention service organizations. Contracted organizations receive technical assistance necessary to plan and implement their HIV programs. Report The HIV section included in this report is based on information provided by the HIV Prevention Program. The report provides a comprehensive listing of contractual as well as directly operated HIV prevention programs throughout the City. Information provided includes program name, site name, address, program budget, initiative, and District. Also included is one map that displays the sites of service for the prevention contracts. The geographic boundaries on the map denote community districts. Three (0.2%) of the 1654 HIV service sites could not be mapped due to incomplete geocoding information. On pages , the agency s total budget for an initiative is listed for each of the sites involved in the particular initiative. For example, Hetrick- Martin s total budget for their Co-factors of HIV Transmission program is $136,000, and this amount is listed for each of their service sites. Page 26 of 292

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31 FY2011 District Resource Statement Agency Initiative End Date Site Name Street Address Address 2 City Zip District African Services Communities of Color Access to 6/30/2013 $45,000 African Services Committee 429 West 127th St. New MN 9 Committee, Inc. and Maintenance in Care African Services Anti-stigma Intervention 12/31/2012 African Services Committee 429 W. 127th 2nd Floor New MN 9 Committee, Inc. $112,500 Street African Services Co-factors of HIV Transmission 12/31/2012 African Services Committee 429 West 127th 2nd floor New MN 9 Committee, Inc. $133,895 Street After Hours Communities of Color Access to 6/30/2013 $ 45,000 After Hours Project, Inc Broadway Brooklyn MN 5 Project and Maintenance in Care After Hours Injection Drug Users Health 6/30/2013 After Hours Project, Inc Broadway Brooklyn BK 3 Project Alliance $276,382 After Hours Project HIV Testing Services Priority Populations Testing in Non- Clinical Settings 12/31/2012 $ 99,928 After Hours Project, Inc Broadway Brooklyn BK 3 After Hours Project After Hours Project After Hours Project After Hours Project After Hours Project After Hours Project After Hours Project After Hours Project After Hours Project After Hours Project After Hours Project HIV Testing Services Social Network Strategy Testing in Non-Clinical Settings HIV Testing Services Priority Populations Testing in Non- Clinical Settings HIV Testing Services Priority Populations Testing in Non- Clinical Settings HIV Testing Services Priority Populations Testing in Non- Clinical Settings Injection Drug Users Health Alliance Injection Drug Users Health Alliance Communities of Color Access to and Maintenance in Care Communities of Color Access to and Maintenance in Care HIV Testing Services Priority Populations Testing in Non- Clinical Settings HIV Testing Services Priority Populations Testing in Non- Clinical Settings HIV Testing Services Priority Populations Testing in Non- Clinical Settings 12/31/2012 $ 69,038 After Hours Project 1204 Broadway Brooklyn BK 3 12/31/2012 $ 99,928 After Hours Project, Inc. 41 Brooklyn (Brooklyn Car Srvc) 12/31/2012 $ 99,928 After Hours Project, Inc. 640 Myrtle (New Bell Car Srvc) 12/31/2012 $ 99,928 After Hours Project, Inc. Myrtle & Broadway 6/30/2013 Knickerboker Knickerbocker Ave $276,382 & Troutman St 6/30/2013 Wilson Avneue Wilson & $276,382 Decatur Street 6/30/2013 $ 45,000 After Hours Project, Inc. Knickerbocker Ave & Troutman St 6/30/2013 $ 45,000 After Hours Project, Inc. Wilson Ave & Decatur St 12/31/2012 $ 99,928 After Hours Project, Inc. 370 Wilson (Natasha Car Srvc) 12/31/2012 $ 99,928 After Hours Project, Inc. 457 Knickerboker Ave (Kraupner Pharm) 12/31/2012 $ 99,928 After Hours Project, Inc. Wilson Ave & Decatur Street Brooklyn BK 3 Brooklyn BK 3 Brooklyn BK 3 Brooklyn BK 4 Brooklyn BK 4 Brooklyn BK 4 Brooklyn BK 4 Brooklyn BK 4 Brooklyn BK 4 Brooklyn BK 4 Page 28 of 292

32 FY2011 District Resource Statement Agency Initiative End Date Site Name Street Address Address 2 City Zip District After Hours HIV Testing Services Priority 12/31/2012 $ 99,928 After Hours Project, Inc Futon Street Brooklyn BK 5 Project Populations Testing in Non- (Atlantic Car Srvc) Clinical Settings After Hours Project After Hours Project After Hours Project AIDS Center of Queens County, Inc. AIDS Center of Queens County, Inc. AIDS Center of Queens County, Inc. AIDS Center of Queens County, Inc. AIDS Center of Queens County, Inc. AIDS Center of Queens County, Inc. AIDS Center of Queens County, Inc. AIDS Center of Queens County, Inc. AIDS Center of Queens County, Inc. AIDS Center of Queens County, Inc. AIDS Center of Queens County, Inc. HIV Testing Services Priority Populations Testing in Non- Clinical Settings HIV Testing Services Priority Populations Testing in Non- Clinical Settings HIV Testing Services Priority Populations Testing in Non- Clinical Settings Injection Drug Users Health Alliance Injection Drug Users Health Alliance Communities of Color Access to and Maintenance in Care Communities of Color Access to and Maintenance in Care 12/31/2012 $ 99,928 After Hours Project, Inc St. Johns Pl (White Top Car Srvc) 12/31/2012 $ 99,928 After Hours Project, Inc. 316 Saratoga Ave (Bal Car Service) 12/31/2012 $ 99,928 After Hours Project, Inc. Mother Gaston & Sutter 6/30/2013 6/30/2013 Co-factors of HIV Transmission 12/31/2012 Evidence-based or Theory-based Interventions Injection Drug Users Health Alliance Injection Drug Users Health Alliance Injection Drug Users Health Alliance Communities of Color Access to and Maintenance in Care Communities of Color Access to and Maintenance in Care $239,806 $239,806 Long Island City Woodside 42nd Rd & Crescent St Woodside 6/30/2013 $ 45,000 Woodside Woodside 6/30/2013 $ 45,000 LIC - Crescent and 42nd Crescent St & 42nd Road 12/31/2012 6/30/2013 6/30/2013 6/30/2013 $148,031 $300,524 $239,806 $239,806 $239,806 Long Island City Satellite ACQC- LIC Office Main Site Hunter Street Hunter Street Jamaica Brooklyn BK 8 Brooklyn BK 16 Brooklyn BK 16 Jamaica QN 2 3rd Floor Jamaica QN 2 3rd Floor Woodside QN 2 2nd Floor LIC QN 2 Long Island City 3 rd Floor Long Island City 6th and 7th Floor QN QN 2 Jamaica QN 12 Jamaica Satellite st Street Suite 710 Jamaica QN 12 Archer Archer Ave & 147th Pl 6/30/2013 $ 45,000 Jamaica Archer Ave & 147th Pl 6/30/2013 $ 45,000 Jamaica - Main Jamaica Page 29 of 292 Jamaica QN 12 Jamaica QN 12 6th Floor Jamaica QN 12

33 FY2011 District Resource Statement Agency Initiative End Date Site Name Street Address Address 2 City Zip District AIDS Center of Communities of Color Access to 6/30/2013 $ 45,000 Jamaica - Harm Reduction st Street 7th Floor Jamaica QN 12 Queens County, and Maintenance in Care Inc. AIDS Center of Queens County, Inc. AIDS Center of Queens County, Inc. AIDS Center of Queens County, Inc. AIDS Center of Queens County, Inc. AIDS Center of Queens County, Inc. AIDS Service Center of Lower Manhattan, Inc. AIDS Service Center of Lower Manhattan, Inc. AIDS Service Center of Lower Manhattan, Inc. AIDS Service Center of Lower Manhattan, Inc. AIDS Service Center of Lower Manhattan, Inc. AIDS Service Center of Lower Manhattan, Inc. AIDS Service Center of Lower Manhattan, Inc. AIDS Service Center of Lower Manhattan, Inc. AIDS Service Center of Lower Manhattan, Inc. Co-factors of HIV Transmission 12/31/2012 Evidence-based or Theory-based Interventions Injection Drug Users Health Alliance Communities of Color Access to and Maintenance in Care 12/31/2012 6/30/2013 Co-factors of HIV Transmission 12/31/2012 Communities of Color Access to and Maintenance in Care HIV Testing Services Social Network Strategy Testing in Non-Clinical Settings HIV Testing Services Social Network Strategy Testing in Non-Clinical Settings Communities of Color Access to and Maintenance in Care Communities of Color Access to and Maintenance in Care Communities of Color Access to and Maintenance in Care Communities of Color Access to and Maintenance in Care Communities of Color Access to and Maintenance in Care Communities of Color Access to and Maintenance in Care $148,031 $300,524 $239,806 Jamaica Main Site ACQC- Jamaica Office Far Rockaway Jamaica Jamaica Ave. Mott Ave & Beach 21st St 6/30/2013 $ 45,000 Far Rockaway Cornaga Ave & Beach 21st St $148,031 Far Rockaway Satellite 6/30/2013 $ 45,000 AIDS Service Center NYC - Union Sq 1603 Central 7th Floor Jamaica QN 12 6 and 7 floor Jamaica QN 12 Jamaica QN 14 Far Rockaway QN 14 1st Floor Far Rockaway QN East 11th Street 5th Floor New MN 2 12/31/2012 $ 84,825 ASC Main Office 41 E. 11th Street 5th Floor New MN 2 12/31/2012 $ 84,825 Luis and Lillian Outreach Center 150 First New MN 3 6/30/2013 $ 45,000 Riverside Church 490 Riverside Dr. New MN 9 6/30/2013 $ 45,000 Grace Congregational Church 310 W 139th St. New MN 10 6/30/2013 $ 45,000 Union Congregational Church W 138th St. New MN 10 6/30/2013 $ 45,000 Gema Hall 31 W 124th St. New MN 10 6/30/2013 $ 45,000 Cambridge Hotel th St. New MN 10 6/30/2013 $ 45,000 Church of the Living Hope 161 E 104th St. New MN 11 Page 30 of 292

34 FY2011 District Resource Statement Agency Initiative End Date Site Name Street Address Address 2 City Zip District AIDS Service Communities of Color Access to 6/30/2013 $ 45,000 Church of the Ressurection 325 E 101St St. New MN 11 Center of Lower and Maintenance in Care Manhattan, Inc. AIDS Service Center of Lower Manhattan, Inc. AIDS Service Center of Lower Manhattan, Inc. AIDS Service Center of Lower Manhattan, Inc. AIDS Service Center of Lower Manhattan, Inc. AIDS Service Center of Lower Manhattan, Inc. AIDS Service Center of Lower Manhattan, Inc. AIDS Service Center of Lower Manhattan, Inc. Ali Forney Center Ali Forney Center Ali Forney Center Ali Forney Center Ali Forney Center Ali Forney Center Ali Forney Center Ali Forney Center Ali Forney Center Amethyst Women's Project Communities of Color Access to and Maintenance in Care Communities of Color Access to and Maintenance in Care Communities of Color Access to and Maintenance in Care HIV Testing Services Social Network Strategy Testing in Non-Clinical Settings Communities of Color Access to and Maintenance in Care Communities of Color Access to and Maintenance in Care HIV Testing Services Social Network Strategy Testing in Non-Clinical Settings Communities of Color Access to and Maintenance in Care Communities of Color Access to and Maintenance in Care Communities of Color Access to and Maintenance in Care Communities of Color Access to and Maintenance in Care Communities of Color Access to and Maintenance in Care Communities of Color Access to and Maintenance in Care Communities of Color Access to and Maintenance in Care Communities of Color Access to and Maintenance in Care Communities of Color Access to and Maintenance in Care Communities of Color Access to and Maintenance in Care 6/30/2013 $ 45,000 Columba Hall 209 E. 118th St. New MN 11 6/30/2013 $ 45,000 United Empowerment Pavilion 6/30/2013 $ 45,000 AIDS Service Center NYC - East Harlem 375 Pleasant Ave. New MN East 104th Street 1st floor New MN 11 12/31/2012 $ 84,825 Keith Haring ASC Harlem Center 315 E. 104th Street Suite 1 New MN 11 6/30/2013 $ 45,000 Audubon Hall 440 W 163rd St #1 New MN 12 6/30/2013 $ 45,000 AIDS Service Center NYC - CASA 2036 Amsterdam 12/31/2012 $ 84,825 ASC Washington Heights Center 2036 Amsterdam 1st Floor New MN 12 New MN 12 6/30/2013 $ 45,000 Pier 42, 45, 46, 51 West St & W 10th St New MN 2 6/30/2013 $ 45,000 W. 14th St, between 9th Ave 10th Ave & W 14th New MN 4 and Westside HWY St 6/30/2013 $ 45,000 40th to 42nd Sts, between 8th 41st St & 9th Ave New MN 4 and 9th Aves. 6/30/2013 $ 45,000 33rd St, between 7th and 8th 33rd St & 7th Ave New MN 5 Aves. 6/30/2013 $ 45,000 AFC Drop-in Center 321 W. 125th 2nd floor New MN 10 Street 6/30/2013 $ 45, th St, between Adam 125th St & New MN 10 Clayton and Malcolm X Malcomlm X Blvd 6/30/2013 $ 45, South 5th Street 442 South 5th Apt 1A New BK 1 Street 6/30/2013 $ 45,000 Fulton Street and Flatbush Fulton St & New BK 2 Flatbush Ave 6/30/2013 $ 45,000 Fulton Street and Franklin Fulton St & New BK 3 Franklin Ave 6/30/2013 $ 45,000 Amethyst Women's Project, 1907 Mermaid Brooklyn BK 13 Inc. Page 31 of 292

35 FY2011 District Resource Statement Agency Initiative End Date Site Name Street Address Address 2 City Zip District Arthur Ashe Condom Distribution 6/30/2013 $ 14,336 Barber Boyz II Hair Studio 566 Flatbush Ave Brooklyn BK 9 Institute for Urban Health Arthur Ashe Condom Distribution 6/30/2013 $ 14,336 Yolee's Salon 1217 Nostrand Ave Brooklyn BK 9 Institute for Urban Health Arthur Ashe Condom Distribution 6/30/2013 $ 14,336 Dr. Cuts Barbaershop 612 Flatbush Ave Brooklyn BK 9 Institute for Urban Health Asian & Pacific Communities of Color Access to 6/30/2013 $ 45,000 APICHA Health 400 Broadway New MN 1 Islander Coalition and Maintenance in Care Center on HIV/AIDS, Inc. Asian & Pacific Islander Coalition on HIV/AIDS, Inc. Asian & Pacific Islander Coalition on HIV/AIDS, Inc. Asian & Pacific Islander Coalition on HIV/AIDS, Inc. Asian & Pacific Islander Coalition on HIV/AIDS, Inc. Asian & Pacific Islander Coalition on HIV/AIDS, Inc. Asian & Pacific Islander Coalition on HIV/AIDS, Inc. Asian & Pacific Islander Coalition on HIV/AIDS, Inc. Asian & Pacific Islander Coalition on HIV/AIDS, Inc. Bailey House, Inc. Bedford Stuyvesant Family Health Center, Inc. Bedford Stuyvesant Family Health Center, Inc. Communities of Color Access to and Maintenance in Care Communities of Color Access to and Maintenance in Care Communities of Color Access to and Maintenance in Care Communities of Color Access to and Maintenance in Care Communities of Color Access to and Maintenance in Care Communities of Color Access to and Maintenance in Care Communities of Color Access to and Maintenance in Care Communities of Color Access to and Maintenance in Care Communities of Color Access to and Maintenance in Care Communities of Color Access to and Maintenance in Care Communities of Color Access to and Maintenance in Care 6/30/2013 $ 45,000 Lower East Side Harm Reduction Center 25 Allen Street New MN 3 6/30/2013 $ 45,000 Sylvia's Place 446 W 36 Street New MN 4 6/30/2013 $ 45,000 NYC DOHMH STD Clinic 303 9th New MN 4 6/30/2013 $ 45,000 Heritage of Pride March 5 New MN 11 6/30/2013 $ 45,000 NYC DOHMH STD Clinic 195 Flatbush Extension 6/30/2013 $ 45,000 NYC DOHMH STD Clinic Junction Blvd 6/30/2013 $ 45,000 Queens Pride 85th Street & Northern Blvd Brooklyn BK 2 Corona QN 3 Jackson Heights 6/30/2013 $ 45,000 Brooklyn Pride 9th St and 7th Ave Park Slope QN 3 6/30/2013 $ 45,000 Bailey House 1751 Park 3rd floor New MN 11 6/30/2013 $ 45,000 BSFHC 1456 Fulton Street First and Second Floor NY BK 3 6/30/2013 $ 45,000 BSFHC 1413 Fulton Street First Floor NY BK 3 Page 32 of 292

36 FY2011 District Resource Statement Agency Initiative End Date Site Name Street Address Address 2 City Zip District Beth Israel HIV Testing Services Routine 12/31/2012 Beth Israel Medical Center 1st and New MN 6 Medical Center Testing in Clinical Settings $235,200 16th Street Beth Israel HIV Testing Services Routine 12/31/2012 Peter Krueger Clinic 317 East 17th 1st Floor, New MN 6 Medical Center Testing in Clinical Settings $235,200 Street Fierman Hall Black Veterans For Condom Distribution 6/30/2013 $ 14,336 Veteran Resource Center 665 Willoughby Brooklyn BK 3 Social Justice, Inc. Black Veterans For Condom Distribution 6/30/2013 $ 14,336 Homeless Veteran Program 665 Willoughby Brooklyn BK 3 Social Justice, Inc. Black Veterans For Condom Distribution 6/30/2013 $ 14,336 Kings Hotel 1078 Putnam Brooklyn BK 3 Social Justice, Inc. Black Veterans For Condom Distribution 6/30/2013 $ 14,336 VQ Hardware 333 Marcus Brooklyn BK 3 Social Justice, Inc. Garvey Black Veterans For Condom Distribution 6/30/2013 $ 14,336 Asquare Barber Shop 984 Gates Brooklyn BK 3 Social Justice, Inc. Black Veterans For Condom Distribution 6/30/2013 $ 14,336 Pee Wee's Play House 357 Tompkins Brooklyn BK 3 Social Justice, Inc. Black Veterans For Condom Distribution 6/30/2013 $ 14,336 VIP Barber Shop 77 Van Buren Brooklyn BK 3 Social Justice, Inc. Black Veterans For Condom Distribution 6/30/2013 $ 14,336 Neptune Hotel 1094 Putnam Brooklyn BK 4 Social Justice, Inc. Black Veterans For Condom Distribution 6/30/2013 $ 14,336 Lady Jhanera's Barber Shop 1093 Putnam Brooklyn BK 4 Social Justice, Inc. Black Veterans For Condom Distribution 6/30/2013 $ 14,336 Kingdom Kutz 702 Livonia Brooklyn BK 5 Social Justice, Inc. Black Veterans For Condom Distribution 6/30/2013 $ 14,336 Nubian Styles Barber Shop 262 Kingston Brooklyn BK 8 Social Justice, Inc. Black Veterans For Condom Distribution 6/30/2013 $ 14,336 Kutz and Lymes Barber Shop 248 Kingston Brooklyn BK 8 Social Justice, Inc. Black Veterans For Condom Distribution 6/30/2013 $ 14,336 Atlantic Motor Inn 1768 Atlantic Brooklyn BK 8 Social Justice, Inc. Black Veterans For Condom Distribution 6/30/2013 $ 14,336 Blue Zone Barbershop 10 Newport Street Brooklyn BK 16 Social Justice, Inc. Black Veterans For Condom Distribution 6/30/2013 $ 14,336 Grand Dominican Starts Salon 111 Belmont Brooklyn BK 16 Social Justice, Inc. Black Veterans For Condom Distribution 6/30/2013 $ 14,336 DDM Beauty Salon 436 Mother Brooklyn BK 16 Social Justice, Inc. Gaston Blvd Black Veterans For Condom Distribution 6/30/2013 $ 14,336 Fatima African 11 Newport Street Brooklyn BK 16 Social Justice, Inc. Black Veterans For Condom Distribution 6/30/2013 $ 14,336 Pro-Style Beauty Salon 18 Newport Street Brooklyn BK 16 Social Justice, Inc. Black Veterans For Condom Distribution 6/30/2013 $ 14,336 Exclusive Barber Shop 303 Mother Brooklyn BK 16 Social Justice, Inc. Gaston Blvd Page 33 of 292

37 FY2011 District Resource Statement Agency Initiative End Date Site Name Street Address Address 2 City Zip District Black Veterans For Condom Distribution 6/30/2013 $ 14,336 African Hair Braiding 380 Mother Brooklyn BK 16 Social Justice, Inc. Gaston Blvd Black Veterans For Social Justice, Inc. Black Veterans For Social Justice, Inc. Black Veterans For Social Justice, Inc. Bronx AIDS Services, Inc. Bronx AIDS Services, Inc. Bronx AIDS Services, Inc. Bronx AIDS Services, Inc. Bronx AIDS Services, Inc. Bronx AIDS Services, Inc. Bronx AIDS Services, Inc. Bronx AIDS Services, Inc. Bronx AIDS Services, Inc. Bronx AIDS Services, Inc. Bronx AIDS Services, Inc. Bronx AIDS Services, Inc. Bronx AIDS Services, Inc. Bronx AIDS Services, Inc. Bronx AIDS Services, Inc. Bronx AIDS Services, Inc. Condom Distribution 6/30/2013 $ 14,336 Olivo's Hair Center 405 Mother Brooklyn BK 16 Gaston Blvd Condom Distribution 6/30/2013 $ 14,336 We Cuts Barber Shop 1941 Bergen Street Brooklyn BK 16 Condom Distribution 6/30/2013 $ 14,336 Moca Barber Shop 369 Mother Gaston Blvd Brooklyn BK 16 Condom Distribution Services 12/31/2013 $ 87,500 East 149th Street East 149th Street Bronx BX 1 and Third Condom Distribution Services 12/31/2013 $ 87,500 East 138th Street East 138th and Bronx BX 1 Brook Condom Distribution Services 12/31/2013 $ 87,500 East 147th Street East 147th and Bronx BX 1 Willis Avemue Condom Distribution Services 12/31/2013 $ 87,500 St. Ann's St. Ann's and Bronx BX 1 139th Street Condom Distribution Services 12/31/2013 $ 87,500 Prospect Prospect Bronx BX 1 and Westchester Condom Distribution Services 12/31/2013 $ 87,500 Southern Blvd Southern Bronx BX 2 Boulevard & Westchester Ave Condom Distribution Services 12/31/2013 $ 87,500 Southern Blvd Southern Bronx BX 2 Boulevard & E 156th St Condom Distribution Services 12/31/2013 $ 87,500 Hunt's Point Hunts Point Ave & Bronx BX 2 Garrison Ave Condom Distribution Services 12/31/2013 $ 87,500 United Bronx Parents 966 Prospect Bronx BX 2 Condom Distribution 6/30/2013 $ 14,336 Real Azteca Restaurant 1013 East 163rd Bronx BX 2 Street Condom Distribution 6/30/2013 $ 14,336 Osvaldo Barber Shop 1001 East 163rd Bronx BX 2 Street Condom Distribution 6/30/2013 $ 14,336 Hat City 1056 Southern Bronx BX 2 Blvd Condom Distribution 6/30/2013 $ 14,336 JYR Resturant 1003 East 163rd Bronx BX 2 Street Condom Distribution 6/30/2013 $ 14,336 La Giralda Bakery 1035 East 163rd Bronx BX 2 Street Condom Distribution 6/30/2013 $ 14,336 Good Fortune Jewelry & Pawn 944A Southern Bronx BX 2 Shop Blvd Condom Distribution 6/30/2013 $ 14,336 BAS Preventon Department 953 Southern Blvd Suite 201 Bronx BX 2 Page 34 of 292

38 FY2011 District Resource Statement Agency Initiative End Date Site Name Street Address Address 2 City Zip District Bronx AIDS Condom Distribution 6/30/2013 $ 14,336 Electronic Closets 1016 Westchester Bronx BX 2 Services, Inc. Bronx AIDS Evidence-based or Theory-based 12/31/2012 BAS Prevention Department 953 Southern Suite 201 Bronx BX 2 Services, Inc. Interventions $594,400 Boulevard Bronx AIDS HIV Testing Services Priority 12/31/2012 Prevention Office 953 Southern Blvd. Suite 201 Bronx BX 2 Services, Inc. Populations Testing in Non- $169,998 Clinical Settings Bronx AIDS Condom Distribution Services 12/31/2013 $ 87,500 East 16l st Street East 161st Street Bronx BX 3 Services, Inc. and Melrose Bronx AIDS Condom Distribution Services 12/31/2013 $ 87,500 Adolescent Street Outreach 900 Tinton Bronx BX 3 Services, Inc. Bronx AIDS Condom Distribution Services 12/31/2013 $ 87,500 Adolescent Street Outreach 1619 Boston Road Bronx BX 3 Services, Inc. Bronx AIDS Condom Distribution Services 12/31/2013 $ 87,500 Greater Zion Baptist Church 1281 Findlay Bronx BX 4 Services, Inc. Bronx AIDS Condom Distribution Services 12/31/2013 $ 87,500 Samaritan Village Highbridge Dr Martin Luther Bronx BX 4 Services, Inc. King Jr Blvd & W 170th St Bronx AIDS Condom Distribution Services 12/31/2013 $ 87,500 Muslim Women's Insititue 1363 Ogden Bronx BX 4 Services, Inc. Bronx AIDS Condom Distribution Services 12/31/2013 $ 87,500 STAT Rx & Bx Parent Housing E 167th St & Bronx BX 4 Services, Inc. Network Findlay Ave Bronx AIDS Condom Distribution Services 12/31/2013 $ 87,500 Mi Tierra Sport Bar 217 East Tremont Bronx BX 5 Services, Inc. Bronx AIDS Condom Distribution Services 12/31/2013 $ 87,500 Super Spot Wine & Liquor 221 East Tremont Bronx BX 5 Services, Inc. Bronx AIDS Condom Distribution Services 12/31/2013 $ 87,500 Vega Auto Garage 1866 Anthony Ave Bronx BX 5 Services, Inc. Bronx AIDS Condom Distribution Services 12/31/2013 $ 87,500 Tremont Baptist Church 325 Tremont Bronx BX 5 Services, Inc. Bronx AIDS Condom Distribution Services 12/31/2013 $ 87,500 Bronx College 2155 University Loew Hall Rm Bronx BX 5 Services, Inc. 101 Bronx AIDS Condom Distribution 6/30/2013 $ 14,336 La Unica Beauty Salon 300e East Tremont Bronx BX 5 Services, Inc. Bronx AIDS Condom Distribution 6/30/2013 $ 14,336 Mi Tierra Sports Bar 217 East Tremont Bronx BX 5 Services, Inc. Bronx AIDS Condom Distribution 6/30/2013 $ 14,336 Isas Barber Shop Unisex 259 East Tremont Bronx BX 5 Services, Inc. Bronx AIDS Condom Distribution 6/30/2013 $ 14,336 JJR Barber Shop 300 East Tremont Bronx BX 5 Services, Inc. Bronx AIDS Condom Distribution 6/30/2013 $ 14,336 JR Multiservices Center 221 East Tremont Bronx BX 5 Services, Inc. Bronx AIDS Services, Inc. Condom Distribution 6/30/2013 $ 14,336 Diony Beauty Salon 1911 Anthony Bronx BX 5 Page 35 of 292