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For women living in family homeless shelters, self-care is rarely a priority and is often difficult to access. Between work, managing childcare, and navigating shelter systems, a mother’s health can easily fall to the bottom of her priorities list.

A night to remember: Since 1866, The Floating Hospital has ensured that New York City families have what they need to survive and thrive by providing healthcare, education, and relief services to all who come through our doors. This year, we turn 160, and we are celebrating!

On the verge of The Floating Hospital’s 160th anniversary, external and internal changes that have occurred this year have been as reinvigorating as they have been challenging.

In many young adult lives, opening a checking account (or savings, if you’re lucky) is a rite of passage. But paying taxes, stretching a paycheck to cover monthly expenses, finding, building and managing credit or applying for loans or mortgages, are not innate skills.

The Floating Hospital’s summer camp season is off to an exceptional start, with a successful inaugural run of Journey, our new day camp for 10-11 year olds, and the second season of SOAR, our day camp for Spanish speakers, happening this week.

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