The Neighborhood Technical Assistance Clinic was founded in 1998 to improve the prospects and delivery of community- and faith-based social services.  We deliver technical assistance clinics and capacity-building workshops to social and cultural service organizations.  We cultivate philanthropy and grantmaking directly to service-starved neighborhoods and communities through a variety of forums designed to bring measurable improvement in grassroots social service delivery.   

Mission
The Neighborhood Technical Assistance Clinic provides strategic direction, organizational oversight and technical assistance clinics to grassroots nonprofits and grantmakers. We create dialogues between funders, community-based and faith-based organizations to grow sound grassroots delivery of  programs and services for neighborhood needs. 

Our Accomplishments

	On June 30th, NTAC's  2010 GALA Salute to New York City Nonprofits and the Neighborhoods They Serve welcomed more than 200 guests and honored 13.  click here to see and hear more... Sponsored by
Bulletin For our many constituents involved in supporting Haitian families and refugees we offer this link to a just-published New York City Haiti Assistance Guide.
Brooklyn Borough President Markowitz and Mistress of Ceremonies, Kate Sullivan WCBS-2	2010 Capacity Builder Awards Friday,  February 5, 2010, at Concord Baptist Church of Christ Hosts:  Rev. Dr. Gary Simpson, Hon. Marty Markowitz Mistress of Ceremonies:  Kate Sullivan, WCBS-2 Sponsor:

Last Update:  07/17/2010

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