The Divorce and Separation Legal Clinic for women consists of a group session with a matrimonial lawyer and an accountant who advise the workshop participants on important legal matters pertaining to divorce, separation, division of property, custody, visitation rights, maintenance, child support, and other related matters. The clinic is conducted by Sherry Donovan, Esq. and Janice Page, CPA. The workshop format allows participants to ask questions relating to their individual problems and to learn from each other's experiences.

The New York Council on Adoptable Children (COAC), founded in 1972, is an adoption service agency whose mission is to insure that legally freed older and special needs children in the New York City foster care system, and children affected by AIDS, are placed with permanent, loving families. COAC acts on the belief that every child deserves such a family.

Medicare Rights Center (MRC) is the largest independent source of health care information and assistance in the United States for people with Medicare. Founded in 1989, MRC helps older adults and people with disabilities get good, affordable health care. Our enrollment projects help people with limited incomes access benefits that can help pay their Medicare premiums, deductibles and copays. MRC provides telephone hotline services to individuals who need answers to Medicare questions or help securing coverage and getting the health care they need. Our education department works to teach people with Medicare and those who counsel them--health care providers, social service workers, family members, and others--about Medicare benefits and rights. Our MRC in Westchester program trains volunteers to educate Westchester County (NY) residents about Medicare issues. Through public policy efforts, MRC brings the consumer voice to the national debate on Medicare reform. And through communications efforts, MRC works closely with local and national media outlets to ensure public awareness and understanding of Medicare issues.

Since 1969, Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts has been the leading provider of pro bono legal services, mediation services, educational programs and publications, and advocacy to the arts community in the New York area. Through public advocacy, VLA frequently acts on issues vitally important to the arts community in New York and beyond. As the first arts-related legal aid organization, VLA is the model for similar organizations around the world. VLA is supported in part with public funds from the National Endowment for the Arts, the New York State Council on the Arts, a State Agency, and the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs and through generous gifts from law firms, corporations, foundations and individuals.

Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts (VLA) is the leading legal aid and education organization dedicated to New York artists and its arts and cultural organizations. VLA strives to protect the artistic community’s livelihoods, businesses, and creative works through access to dedicated legal representation and focused education programs. VLA provides legal services to the arts community in every discipline, including: acting, animation, architectural design, bookmaking, choreography, composition, computer design, costume design, craft and folk arts, dance, directing, fashion, film, graphic design, installation art, literary arts, modeling, multimedia, music, photography, playwriting, poetry, printmaking, screenwriting, songwriting, theater, three-dimensional design, video arts, video game design, visual arts, and web design.

Located in New York, New York, Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts Program offers a variety of professional legal services in various practice areas.

The City Bar Justice Center, formerly the City Bar Fund, is the pro bono affiliate of the Association of the Bar of the City of New York. Having established relationships with government, nonprofit and academic legal institutions, with corporations and private law firms of all sizes, and with bar associations locally, nationally and internationally, the City Bar Justice Center has the unique ability to bring together all segments of the bar to collaboratively address legal needs. By harnessing resources from the legal profession, the City Bar Justice Center annually provides direct legal representation, information, and advocacy to 25,000 poor and vulnerable New Yorkers from all five boroughs. Clients include immigrants, battered women, the homeless, the elderly, cancer survivors, consumers filing for bankruptcy, struggling small businesses and those in need who cannot otherwise access legal resources. We recruit, train and mentor volunteer attorneys to provide advice and representation; offer a legal telephone hotline; assist clients proceeding without representation in divorce and consumer bankruptcy matters; and educate the public on legal issues. Through the City Bar Public Service Network, we catalyze lawyers to serve the public and their profession by providing the means and opportunities to do pro bono legal and non-legal projects.

Located in New York, New York, Advocates for Children of New York, Inc. offers a variety of professional legal services in various practice areas.