Acacia Network is a Hispanic-led nonprofit and one of the largest human services organizations in New York City. Founded in 1969 and headquartered in the South Bronx, it provides integrated, culturally-competent, and trauma-informed services spanning healthcare, housing, social services, economic development, and cultural revitalization. The organization operates Federally Qualified Health Centers and workforce development programs, among other initiatives.
The network employs over 2,700 people and serves more than 150,000 individuals annually. Its reach extends across six states and Puerto Rico through a structure of more than 100 affiliates and related entities. Core programs are designed to support underserved populations at every age and developmental level, with a focus on accessible healthcare, affordable housing, and behavioral health services.
Acacia Network's operations are rooted in a commitment to the communities it serves, including arts and cultural initiatives that celebrate those communities. The organization's model integrates multiple service areas under one umbrella, aiming to address the interconnected needs of low-income and vulnerable populations across its geographic footprint.
