SOUTH BRONX TOMORROW -Funded by the city Administration for Children’s Services and the Graham Windham nonprofit, O.U.R. Place is an ACS “family enrichment center,” part of a program that began rolling out in the Bronx and Brooklyn in 2017.
This summer, nine more enrichment centers are slated to open across the city. In the coming years, plans call for creating another 21 centers.

PIX 11 NEWS -A new center in Brooklyn is helping hundreds of families, including children in foster care, rebuild their lives and connect with the resources they need.
PIX11 News got a glimpse into the new state-of-the-art facility on Montague Street in the heart of Downtown Brooklyn. The space opened up this year and is helping 900+ children and their families.

NEWS12 Brooklyn -Graham Windham opened the facility dedicated to children’s services back in January, and so far it’s helping families get connected to more resources and help build a stronger future.

Center for New York City Affairs -A conference at The New School, organized by Graham Windham and other major child welfare agencies, weighs the legacy and future of their work.

USA Today -Founded 218 years ago by four women – including Isabella Graham and Elizabeth Schuyler Hamilton, the wife of Alexander Hamilton – Graham Windham partners with families and communities to help lay the foundation children need for a successful life.

Columbia Spectator -Mayor Eric Adams hosted a community conversation at the Manhattanville Community Center on April 10, the latest in a series of public meetings offering residents and community stakeholders the opportunity to engage in direct dialogue with the administration.

BronxNet -Dr. Emily Lopez, Senior Director of Community Leadership Development at Graham, and Chamaine Mcphatter, owner of Kiki Boutique, discuss how the O.U.R. Place Family Enrichment Center builds relationships and strengthens connections among community members in Hunts Point/Longwood.