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message from CCBA |
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Welcome to the official
website of the Chinese
Consolidated Benevolent
Association, the oldest service
organization in Chinatown
established in 1883.
The Chinese Consolidated
Benevolent Association (CCBA) is one of the
oldest community organizations in Chinatown.
The parent organization of the Chinese
Community Center, the CCBA was founded in
1883 and has represented and served the
needs of Chinese Americans in New York City
ever since. Historically it has performed a
quasi-governmental role in the Chinese
community. Throughout its history, business
ownership has been a goal of many residents
of Chinatown, and has been supported both
financially, and through training, by the
CCBA.
Currently, the CCBA
represents the Chinese-Americans living in
the Greater New York Metro area.
Internally, the CCBA is the hinge that keeps
the Chinese-American community intact and
vigorous. Specifically, the CCBA:
(Click
here for a full description of CCBA) |
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Our Services:
(For details please click "Services"
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Adult English Classes - Provides
low cost English lessons to new immigrants.
Naturalization Service - Working
the DYCD and the Chinese Voters Federation, CCBA
provides assistant to new immigrants to apply
for the U.S. Citizenship, and to register as
voters.
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Recent Events |
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03/01/2018
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Mr. Eric Ng was inaugurated as the 65th President of the
Chinese Consolidated Benevolent Association of New York. |
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02/16/2018
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CCBA hosted the annual Lunar New Year ceremony. Many important government officials visited CCBA
and greeted Chinese-Americans a happy new year, including
Ambassador Lily Hsu, City Comptroller Scott Stringer, New
York City Council Speaker Corey Johnson, Manhattan Borough President Gale Brewer, Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams,
Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus R. Vance, Jr., State Senator Brian Kavanaghz, State Assembly Member Yuh-Line Niou, City Council Members Margaret Chin
and Carlos Menchaca,
Judge Judge Doris Ling-Cohan, representatives from elected officials and many community leaders. |
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01/25/2018
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Commissioner Julie Menin of the New York City Mayor’s Office of Media and Entertainment (MOME) visited CCBA to discuss the problems and resolutions regarding Chinatown's streets closure and parking spaces occupation from the movie making industry. |
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Last Updated: 4/14/2018 |
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