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UN Clubs & Classes

Explore learning opportunities, hobbies and social activities.

UN New York Contacts

A list of useful contacts at UN Headquarters and UN System offices in New York

UN Language Classes

Explore learning opportunities, hobbies and social activities.

UN News and Information from UN Sources

A list of useful contacts at United Nations Headquarters

UN New York Contacts

A list of useful contacts at United Nations Headquarters

Dedicated ASHI phone line for retirees

 (917) 367-9727

 

Monday, Wednesday, Friday:
9.00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.

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Tuesday, Thursday:
10.00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. and 2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m

UN New York Offices

Contact Directory

Office NamePhoneURL
Bookshop UN212-963-7680Visit
Cashier's Office UN212-963-5810Visit
Cashier's Office UNDP212-906-5683Visit
Cashier's Office UNICEF212-824-6281Visit
Clubs UN212-963-0331Visit
Garage Administration212-963-6212Visit
Gift Shop212-963-7700Visit
Grounds Passes212-963-7533Visit
Health & Life Insurance Sectionwww.un.org/insurance/content/contactusVisit
Income Tax Section212-963-2949Visit
Insurance for Retirees ASHI212-963-9727Visit
Library UN212-963-8000Visit
UN Digital Libraryn/aVisit
Lost & Found212-963-8028Visit
Medical Service212-963-7090Visit
NGO Resource Centre212-963-7234Visit
Ombudsman UN917-367-5731Visit
Ombudsman UNDP646-781-4083Visit
Pension Fund UNJSPF212-963-6931Visit
Public Enquiries212-963-4475Visit
Security & Safety212-963-6666Visit
UN Staff Committee212-963-7075Visit
UNDP/UNFPA/UNOPS/Staff Assistant212-906-5096Visit
UNISERV (for UNDP, UNFPA, UN Women, UNSU, FSU)212-906-5096Visit
UNFCU347-686-6000Visit
UN Women's Guild212-963-4149Visit
WFUNA212-963-5610Visit

UN Clubs & Classes

The United Nations Staff Recreation Council aims to stimulate, coordinate, advise and assist all groups formed for the purpose of recreation, which groups are primarily composed of staff members and open for their participation as well as that of their families, retired staff members, and other members of the UN community.

Highlights

UNSRC Singers

The United Nations Singers are a recreational choir formed in 1947 under the UN Staff Recreation Council to spread the message of harmony and understanding through music. As a microcosm of the world, the group is composed largely of present and former staff of the UN and its agencies and permanent missions.

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Currently, UNSRC Singers rehearse in person on Tuesdays at 6.30 PM in DC-1. Please note that there is a fee to join the club.

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Learn more about the UN Singers on their website at http://unsingers.org and follow them on social media:

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Facebook         Instagram       YouTube       Twitter

UNSRC Yoga Club

The yoga community at the UN recognizes that the principles of the United Nations, as presented particularly in the United Nations Charter and other major internationally adopted instruments, are intimately related to the basic values promoted by the yoga tradition.

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ALL CLASSES ARE FOR ALL LEVELS

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The Yoga Club will continue to offer 30-minute yoga sessions online. Here are some of the most recent class recordings from the Club's teachers, Taryn Lesser ("Standing Yoga"), Jialu Li ("Vinyasa Flow"), Marc Nelles ("Yoga Nidra"), and Alona Volinsky ("Vinyasa Flow").

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UN Language Classes

Courses in all official UN lanugages are available to UN System staff and retiress.

Details of UN Language Classes

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