| Employer | Region | # of Jobs |
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Sunnyside Community Services, Inc.Our Mission We enrich lives and strengthen communities through services and engagement for individuals at all ages, beginning with those most in need. Our Vision Sunnyside Community Services envisions diverse, inclusive, and caring communities where all people thrive and reach their fullest potential. About Us Sunnyside Community Services (SCS) is a community-based nonprofit centered on the belief that every person deserves meaningful support to achieve their aspirations – especially struggling families and individuals. SCS serves a diverse community of over 16,000 people of all ethnicities and income levels throughout Queens with programs that range from pre-K to college and career readiness, home care and home health aide training, Beacon and Cornerstone community centers for children and families, a vibrant senior center and full range of services for at-risk older adults including social adult day care for individuals with Alzheimer’s, and a city-wide program of supportive services for those who care for them. With programs designed to enrich lives and strengthen communities through services and engagement for individuals at all ages, beginning with those most in need, SCS has been lighting up lives with programs as diverse as the people they serve since 1974. For more information visit www.scsny.org or email info@scsny.org. Our Core Values Sunnyside Community Services’ strength lies in its ability to work with people at every stage in their lives and in their own communities. We pride ourselves in an approach that is comprehensive, caring and community-based. These guiding principles shape our work: People-centered: We support each individual on their unique path through life and believe in their capacity to strengthen our community. We value compassion and kindness based on respect for those we serve, and those who help us to serve. Services Are Connected and Effective: We offer a continuum of quality programming delivered by a diverse, knowledgeable and caring team. Our commitment to learning ensures that our programs continue to evolve to meet community needs. Strength in Diversity: We celebrate the richness of cultures, provide relevant programming, and work to ensure all voices are heard. Integrity and Commitment: We work with integrity as we commit the resources entrusted to us to achieve our mission and enhance our community. Power in Partnership: We believe in the value of partnership to forge solutions and expand our impact. Commitment to our team: Our services are impactful because of the people behind them. We treat our staff with respect and value the unique contributions they make to building our organization. |
New York City
Bronx
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Queens
Staten Island
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Reading Partners NYCReading Partners is a national literacy nonprofit that engages community volunteers and AmeriCorps service members to support elementary-aged students on their path toward reading proficiency. Reading Partners is also committed to building a culturally competent and representative team to advance social justice through our service in schools and communities. Learn more about Reading Partners at www.readingpartners.org. Learn more about serving a year with AmeriCorps at https://www.americorps.gov/about. |
Long Island
Bronx
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Queens
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1 |
The STEM AllianceThe STEM Alliance is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to enhancing STEM education and enrichment initiatives, and to ensuring equal access to STEM learning opportunities to all. With STEM jobs (in science, technology, engineering and math) expanding at an accelerated pace, there is high demand for skilled graduates. The STEM Alliance is creating a network of learning opportunities to help inspire and grow the next generation of STEM leaders. Our activities are designed to: Enhance and expand STEM awareness, educational offerings, and extra-curricular opportunities. Obtain grants to support STEM education, enrichment and professional development. Promote connections between STEM education and career opportunities. Create a strong network of STEM educators, professionals, and other nonprofit partners to increase our impact. |
Hudson Valley
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1 |
Good Shepherd Services |
Long Island
New York City
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0 |
West Point Child and Youth ServicesThe West Point, Child and Youth Services (CYS) program employs a staff of highly qualified, ever-growing professionals who are dedicated to providing the most up-to-date, developmentally appropriate experiences possible for the children/ youth enrolled in our programs. The West Point Child and Youth Services program’s mission is to reduce the conflict between mission readiness and parental responsibility by offering quality programs and accountability for children and youth. The vision of CYS programs is to facilitate a seamless delivery system for children 6 weeks to 18 years, providing predictable services, ensuring safe, healthy, Family friendly environment exist, run a well-managed program, maintain accountability for Army, program, staff/child and Family outcomes, ensure customers are satisfied and remain the “benchmark for America’s child care programs”. |
Hudson Valley
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1 |
The Greater Ridgewood Youth Council, incThe mission of the Greater Ridgewood Youth Council is to improve the quality of life for youths and families in the borough of Queens through service. The GRYC fosters a climate of purposeful inclusion where all can feel respected, safe, and connected. We welcome and cherish the diversity of humanity, which includes differences in sex, age, race, ethnicity, national origin, range of abilities, sexual orientation, gender identity, financial means, education, and political perspective. These beliefs allow us to offer educational, recreational, cultural, and employment programs which empower ALL people to explore new avenues of learning and positive life experiences. The GRYC is a not-for-profit 501(c)(3), non-sectarian organization serving community youth and families since 1980. |
Queens
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2 |
Wildlife Conservation Society |
New York City
Bronx
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Queens
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0 |
YMCA of Ithaca and Tompkins CountyThe Ithaca YMCA was formed in 1868. Our current facility, built in 1980 and expanded in 2002, is home to a large and small pool, an NCAA-standard full size gymnasium, 3 racquetball courts, and much, much more. For those looking to get exercise or increase their fitness activity, we offer a cardio suite, circuit training area with 10-12 exercise stations, and a weight training room featuring our cross-training Octagon. We are a family-friendly facility, with nearly all of our facilities geared towards all ages. Reserve space in the pool for family swim, spend time in the youth and family activity area (featuring pool tables, foosball, and table tennis), or play basketball or pickleball (available certain days) in the gym! We offer two child watch options for parents needing some help — Lots of Tots for ages 6 weeks to 3 years, and Stay and Play for ages 4 years to 9 years. There is a two-hour limit for child watch, and registration is required; call us or stop by the Welcome Center to schedule. |
Finger Lakes
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0 |
YMCA of Greater Rochester |
1 | |
YMCA Of Long IslandWe are a leading non-profit organization working daily to improve lives through programs and services that nurture youth, foster healthy living and inspire social responsibility. We welcome people of all ages, from all walks of life and from all backgrounds to join us in making communities stronger, and making Long Island a better place to live, work and play. |
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