Ladi Agahiu

Ladi Agahiu provides social work services to individuals and families in Lower Manhattan. Situated atop the Financial District’s high-rise corridor, they work quietly within 225 Broadway’s 20th floor. Referrals often arrive through community networks here, where confidentiality is the guiding rule. Short-term counseling for stress and long-term planning for life transitions blend under one roof.

Concerns about child welfare, housing rights, or employment barriers can be unpacked in sessions designed to meet practical needs first. They connect clients to housing advocates when rent arrears loom large or to immigration support when paperwork piles up. Court accompaniment and benefit advocacy appear as recurring requests. For those balancing multiple obligations, flexible scheduling exists behind a discreet door.

Across the lobby, commuters from the Brooklyn and Staten Island ferries pass by, unaware of the services tucked inside. Address requests point to 225 Broadway, Ste 2070, a landmark building that anchors the block. The elevator ride alone says enough about the area’s pace: fast, but not without space for reflection two dozen floors up.

Verification is always one call away: (212) 227-4343. Directions are easiest on the maps link:
See the pin here. The Financial District never sleeps, but neither does their line.