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What We Do

"We work in partnership with the West Harlem community to improve health through accessible screenings, education and research."

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Training Program
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Center Services
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Community Research

Meet Our Leadership

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Columbia Center for Community Health is led by neurologist, Olajide A. Williams and public health expert, Robert E. Fullilove, both known for their pioneering approaches to improving public health in Harlem and Washington Heights. 

Visit Us

The Columbia Center for Community Health is located at 630 West 130th Street, between Broadway and 12th Avenue on the Columbia University Manhattanville campus. 

Columbia University’s Manhattanville campus is easily accessible via public transportation. The following options stop within two blocks of the Columbia Center for Community Health, at 125th Street and Broadway:

Subway: 1 line, 125th Street stop (also accessible via ABCD lines on 125th and St. Nicholas Ave)

Buses: BX-15, M104, M4, and M5
For trip planning information, visit the MTA Trip Planner.

There are four parking lots within walking distance to the Manhattanville Campus.

125 Street Waterfront LLC
627 West 125th Street
Between St. Claire's Place and West 125th
(212) 665-4929
Open 6 AM-10 PM (Mon-Fri)
Open 8 AM-8 PM (Sat-Sun)

Claremont Parking Corp.
Riverside Church
West 120th Street
Between Claremont Avenue and Riverside Drive
(212) 870-6736
Open 6 AM-12 AM (Mon-Fri)
Open 7 AM-12 AM (Sat-Sun)

MTP 3300 Broadway Corp.
3270 Broadway (Broadway & 131 Street)
(212) 280-7487
Open 6 AM-8 PM (Mon-Sat)
Open 8 AM-8 PM (Sat-Sun)
 

Uni Facility Corp.
631 West 131 Street
Between Broadway and 12th Avenue
(212) 368-2579
Open 9 AM-11 PM (Mon)
Open 9 AM-5 PM (Tues-Fri)
Closed Sat & Sun

Accessibility – “Columbia University is committed to providing an accessible and welcoming environment for faculty, staff, students, and visitors and encourages persons with disabilities to participate in its programs and activities.  Persons with disabilities who anticipate needing accommodations or who have questions about physical access to the building in advance of the visit may contact us. 

Note: Our entrance at 630 West 130th Street is accessible to wheelchairs.

Monday - Thursday
10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
(Closed from 1:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m. for lunch)