CORE Services Group
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CORE breaks barriers to independence builds bridges to self-sufficiency and changes lives through affordable housing, employment, and social services.
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Legal Documents: Biased de Blasio Case Against CORE Services Will Be Dismissed đź“‘
For years, the de Blasio administration relied on CORE, a minority governed and managed not-for-profit, to provide crucial services to homeless New Yorkers. CORE repeatedly rose to the occasion –including at times opening shelters within mere days of being contacted. The de Blasio administration routinely praised CORE, and named it NYC’s “Provider of the Year” in 2019.
But as homelessness continued to spiral out of control, the de Blasio administration sought to deflect criticism by scapegoating CORE in the media. It then filed a baseless and misleading lawsuit against CORE in which it feigned ignorance of CORE’s business model, which had been disclosed in detail to the city as early as 2017. And despite its long record of good work, the city has failed to pay this minority governed and managed non-profit tens of millions owed for services performed.
Fighting City Hall isn’t easy, and the media is unfortunately buying de Blasio’s self-serving spin. These legal documents – written in clear, easy to follow language – show exactly how the de Blasio administration used CORE when it needed crucial services, how it repeatedly praised CORE in emails, and how CORE updated the city was about the very operations de Blasio now claims he didn’t know about.
The newspapers who tarnished CORE’s reputation have not reported these claims despite the fact that they are publicly available. Apparently only scandal – real or manufactured – sells. CORE wants the truth out there. We invite all New Yorkers to read these documents. Legal experts agree that the de Blasio administration's lawsuit will be dismissed.
Please read the legal documents here: https://linktr.ee/Coresvcsorgđź”—
NYC Department of Homeless Services NYC Human Resources Administration NYC Mayor's Office Comptroller Brad Lander Eric Adams Ben Crump Reverend Al Sharpton NAACP Color Of Change The National Action Network VOCAL NYC Coalition for the Homeless, Inc. Housing Justice for All NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene SafetyNet Project NYC Commission On Human Rights
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The CORE Facts âś…
- As journalist, Barrington Salmon explains in the Black Press USA - NNPA, CORE consistently and transparently made the required disclosures to the New York City Department of Homeless Services (DHS).
- Reports that DHS' accusations are simply untrue and a distraction.
- The truth is that DHS owes CORE more than $30 million for services rendered for nearly 2 years.
đź”— https://blackpressusa.com/op-ed-core-services-in-search-of-fairness/
Thank you, Attorney Ben Crump for always telling it like it is. Attorney Crump's recent op-ed in Black Enterprise rightfully calls out the de Blasio Administration for blatantly misrepresenting its relationship with CORE Services Group, and we encourage our followers to read it click here https://www.blackenterprise.com/new-yorks-largest-minority-run-homeless-service-is-unfairly-attacked/ đź”—
New York’s Largest Minority-Run Homeless Service is Unfairly Attacked New York City officials and local media label Jack Brown III, founder of CORE Services Group, as a “housing boss” with a “troubled past.”
CORE Honors Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. 🙏🏾
CORE's commitment to workforce development continues as we hosted a Job Fair with employers to find jobs for our former staff after site closures.
In addition to partnering with hiring companies to share job opportunities, CORE provided professional development including resume refresh services and interviewing techniques tailored for today's pandemic work environment.
With a special thanks to our partners that provided opportunities for Social Workers, Case Managers, Residential Aides, Food Service Workers, Warehouse Workers, Security Guards, Customer Service Representatives, and Maintenance Workers!đź’«
- WorkForce 1
- Allied Universal
- Regina Caterers
- Urban Resource Institute
- Con Edison
- CPS Security
- Corporate Loss Prevention
- Safety Clean
For a more detailed response, please use the following link: https://coresvcs.org/correcting-the-record/
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