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As you may have seen throughout the year, The Door is proudly celebrating 50 years of groundbreaking and impactful work empowering NYC youth to reach their fullest potential. Each month we are highlighting one of the many programs that make The Door a special place....

We are excited to introduce you to the 10 newest members of The Door’s Advisory Committee. Advisory Committee members serve as ambassadors for the organization, helping to foster partnerships and raise support while volunteering their time and skills to strengthen The...

Congratulations to our Chief Executive Officer Kelsey Louie on being named a “Notable LGBTQ Leader” by Crain’s New York Business. This select annual list honors outstanding individuals within their industries for professional achievements and their commitment to...

UPDATED as of September 14, 2022 Monkeypox Symptoms & Transmission How To Protect Yourself and Others from Monkeypox (PDF) from NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (NYC DOHMH) What You Need to Know about Monkeypox If You Are a Teen or Young Adult (PDF)...

The Supreme Court’s harmful decision not only flies in the face of 50 years of legal precedent and 50 years of codified reproductive rights, it has extensive implications for other crucial policy issues affecting the NYC youth communities we serve, including LGBTQIA+...

The Door is excited to announce our placement in the 2022 NYC Pride March this Sunday, June 26th. We invite staff, members, and friends of our community to join us for the March – please let us know you are coming if you are bringing a partner/friend, and your t-shirt...

We’re excited to share that our new digital and mobile-friendly Annual Report is now available. This year’s report demonstrates our community’s dedication to ensuring that all programs at The Door provide relevant, reliable support for the young people we serve,...

Yesterday, the Biden Administration announced long-awaited regulations and policy that will ensure clarity and protection for immigrant youth who are recipients of Special Immigrant Juvenile Status (SIJS), protection created by Congress for abused, abandoned, or...

We're thrilled to announce our Listening Lab was the winner of best the Community Engagement-Community Outreach category in the inaugural Anthem Awards Social Impact Celebration! The celebration took place on Monday, February 28, 2022, during the first annual Anthem...

2022 marks The Door’s 50th year. Over the last half-century, the world’s population has more than doubled, collectively, we live 7 years longer than we did then, and $1 in 1972 is worth $6.65 today. Attitudes about economic and social justice, sexuality, and...

  The vision for The Door began in response to the rising rates of disconnection and disaffection in New York City. A small group of 12 professionals- medical providers, psychiatrists, lawyers, educators, social workers, and artists- came together to express...

Weather Advisory, Friday, January 7: The Door's Soho and Bronx locations will remain open today, with limited services available. Please visit our COVID updates page for information on how to connect with our programs. To keep our community as safe and healthy as...

It’s 2022! We can’t wait to find new ways to connect, heal, learn and grow, and to come together. Click here to learn more about our programs and services and get connected to our dedicated staff!

Our AHC will be closed today, December 30 and both of our Soho and Bronx locations will be closed on Friday, December 31. All in-person and virtual services will resume on Monday, January 3.   Click here to connect with our programs and services, use our TEXT LINE...

Image by Julia Kuo of The Marshall Project Rachel Davidson, Managing Attorney, Policy and Special Projects, The Door and Laila Hlass, Law Professor, Tulane Law School published a collaborative report, “Any Day They Could Deport Me”, highlighting the devastation the...

Recently, Rachel Davidson, Managing Attorney, Policy and Special Projects, The Door and Laila Hlass, Law Professor, Tulane Law School released an op-ed, published by Ms. Magazine highlighting the work of "Any Day They Could Deport Me", a collaborative project...

Help us keep our community safe and warm this winter season. When you purchase an item through The Door's Amazon Wishlist, you’re ensuring NYC’s youth stay warm, get connected, and feel supported. Click here or the image below to view our wishlist.