This info was created for use of workers and migrants in the HERRC at the Brooklyn Cruise Terminal in Red Hook. This info will evolve as suggestions, corrections and needs come in.

Below the map is a document about houses of worship in Red Hook and nearby.

To get to the larger database of info about Red Hook past and present, click the logo with the ropes in the upper left corner on a computer. Unless you are using the Google translate version, then see below...

That Google translate does not work perfectly if you are using a cellphone, so click the rectangle with an X in it near the upper right which should have displayed as the 3 lines indicating a menu. 

The next bug is that the translation works perfectly if you find things via the drop down menus from the menu bar at the top, but it does NOT work perfectly if you look for things via the map. Using the map, it will translate down a few click levels but not to the last one, the description of the item. Sorry!

Red Hook Mutual Aid mobilized when the City opened a HERCC shelter for adult male asylum-seekers January 2023.  Permanently closed as of February 23, 2023, for the first month they operated a temporary center where they provided free clothes and bike repair, distribute supplies, offer language classes, and other neighborly support.