Flatlands Community Partnership 

Mission Statement

Flatlands Community Partnership is committed to proactively developing a better quality of life for the residents of Flatlands, East Flatbush, Flatbush, Canarsie, and Georgetown through stewardship of resources, women and gender equity, community partnerships, all to  ensure  a dynamic framework for growth.

Vision Statement 

We envision a community civically engaged, solution-oriented and working together to empower one another.

Core Values 

  • Cooperation
  • Equity
  • Respect
  • Transparency
  • Compassion

Flatlands Community Partnership and our local partners all share a deep commitment to our communities and constituencies who have been disproportionately harmed by the COVID-19 pandemic and suffered from extreme economic hardship, illness, and loss. Immigrants and low-income residents, who are not eligible for unemployment assistance and other benefits, often separated from loved ones and support networks, are especially hurting.

This condition of urgent need among the people we serve compelled us to undertake new initiatives, such as the emergency food distribution efforts to support the people our communities, where we live, work, play and worship. 

We are all working together to create a better and safer Brooklyn. ​​

Flatlands Community Partnership ​​​

Programs and Events

Our Partners: 
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GrowNYC 
The Campaign Against Hunger 
East Flatbush Community Partnership
Haitian American Community Coalition 
​Flatlands Reformed Church
Metroplus Health Plan
Utica to Flatbush Initiatives
Elite Learners
NYPD 63rd Precinct
Robin Hood Foundation
Council Member Farah Louis
Council Member Rita Joseph 
Senator Kevin S. Parker 
​Assembly Member Helene Weinstein 

Contact Us 

HOURS & LOCATION


Tuesday - Thursday
10:00am - 4:00pm​
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Address
Flatlands Community Partnership
Flatlands Reformed Church Community Center 
3931 Kings Highway, Brooklyn, NY 11234

Telephone
(718) 252 -5540

Email
[email protected]
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Flatlands Community Partnership , a 501c3 organization, was created in 2020 as a collaborative effort between Flatlands Reformed Church, Haitian American Community Coalition and Utica to Flatbush Initiatives.