Connecting UN Delegates & their Families
to New York since 1954
The Hospitality Committee for United Nations Delegations
Over 65 years in operation, the Hospitality Committee is a volunteer-run 501(c)(3) non-profit organization providing United Nations delegates and their families with programs, events, classes, and opportunities to build relationships as well as helping them gain a broader insight into our country and their host city of New York.
The UN brings countries together;
the HCUND brings people together
HCUND News
This year’s HCUND Ambassadors’ Ball will take place on the evening of 18 December at the Metropolitan Club of New York. For details, click here or see our Special Events page.
NOTE: Due to Security issues of General Assembly, the HCUND office in the General Assembly Building will be closed after 13 September until 2 October, when we will return to regular office hours of Monday-Friday 9:30 A.M.-5:00 P.M. During GA, we will be working remotely and responding to email and checking our voice mail.
Please refer to our Program Calendar and contact us at hcund@un.org register for programs.
English Classes – Fall Semester
- Advanced English Conversation and Film Discussion, 28 Sep – 16 Nov, Thursday mornings. See posterfor more information.
WHAT WE DO
Programs
HCUND Clubs
Explore shared interests and develop new friendships through our clubs and parent-child playgroup.
Advanced English Conversation Group
HCUND has provided English language classes for United Nations delegates and their families for more than thirty years.
Currently, we are offering Advanced English conversation and Film Discussion Group with Dr. Roberta Seret.
Fall Semester: 28 Sep – 16 Nov, 2023
Special Events
From welcome gatherings for newly arrived UN Delegates and their spouse to annual benefit and primary fundraiser events, there are many occasions throughout the year for members to meet up and be part of the HCUND and its diplomatic and business communities in New York.
Resources
Find out insider tips and useful UN & NYC resources