Northern Manhattan Improvement Corporation (NMIC)

About Northern Manhattan Improvement Corporation (NMIC)

Northern Manhattan Improvement Corporation (NMIC) is a community-based, nonprofit organization founded in 1979 that serves residents of Washington Heights and Inwood in upper Manhattan. Its services are free and offered in English and Spanish. Its legal services program centers on preventing evictions and enforcing landlord compliance with housing codes, and it also handles immigration, consumer debt and family law matters through a domestic violence legal program. Other programs cover community organizing, adult education, social services and weatherization.

NMIC's main office is at 45 Wadsworth Avenue in Manhattan, and it also maintains an office in the Bronx at 8 Clinton Place. The Bronx office provides eviction prevention and immigration services. A Civil Court office provides emergency housing legal services to Manhattan residents. Its housing legal services say they handle over 3,000 cases each year.

Practice areas

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