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St. Nicks AllianceSt. Nicks Alliance is a nonprofit community development organization serving North Brooklyn and beyond. Our mission is to transform lives of low- and moderate-income people through employment, education, housing, and community development. Our Youth & Education division runs free afterschool, summer camp, and out-of-school-time programs at school sites across Brooklyn, serving children from early childhood through middle school. Programming centers on literacy, STEM, arts, and social-emotional development, delivered by group leaders, literacy leaders, and coaches who receive ongoing curriculum support and professional development. We hire youth development professionals year-round for part-time and full-time roles. We have high standards for the people who work with our young people, and we welcome candidates from nontraditional backgrounds who bring strong skills and a commitment to the children and families we serve. |
New York City
Bronx
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Queens
Staten Island
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1 |
Research Foundation of CUNY/Brooklyn College Community PartnershipThe Brooklyn College Community Partnership (BCCP), operating under the fiscal sponsorship of RFCUNY, is a community-based organization that provides youth development programs connecting Brooklyn College with surrounding neighborhoods. Through after-school and extracurricular initiatives in NYC Public Schools and at the Brooklyn College Art Lab (BCAL), BCCP offers holistic, interdisciplinary programming rooted in the principles of Positive Youth Development. Our activities empower students, spark creativity, and support their academic, social-emotional, and developmental growth while strengthening connections among youth, families, and the broader community. Our Programs operate Monday through Friday after school. |
Brooklyn
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0 |
Zone 126We are a youth development organization committed to students living in Astoria/Long Island City zip codes 11101, 11102, and 11106. While this area of Queens enjoys an economic boom, our students are living in concentrated pockets of poverty, anchored by three public housing developments—including the largest public housing development in the United States. 95% of our students are students of color, 82% qualify for free/reduced lunch (a federal poverty indicator), and 12% have special needs. Their average household income is $25,605, drastically below that of non-public housing residents in Astoria ($71,792) and Long Island City ($98,920). We utilize a Collective Impact approach to ensure that our students can overcome these challenges, access support from cradle to career, and achieve educational success |
New York City
Bronx
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Queens
Staten Island
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1 |
Mary Mitchell Family and Youth Center, Inc.The mission of the Center is to improve the lives of youth and families living in the Crotona section of the Bronx through programs that expand opportunities, develop leadership, and build community. We provide various programs to Bronx residents and to the community members we serve. Our programs include our Food Access Programs: three Farmers Markets across the Bronx, Food Pantry Distributions, Prepared Meals and Produce Distributions, our Teen Program known as the Food Justice Club, and, of course, one of our main core programs, the After-School Enrichment and Summer Camp Programs that are available for youth in Grades K-5. We are currently hiring specifically for Group Leaders and an Activity Specialist to work in our After-School Program. Who will work with youth in Grades K-5; program hours are from 2:00 to 6:30 pm, Monday through Friday, and include DOE holidays when our program will be in operation. |
New York City
Bronx
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Queens
Staten Island
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1 |
Children’s Arts and Science WorkshopsCASW's mission is to create safe, creative environments where historically underserved and at-risk young people can build confidence, leadership skills, educational skills, and pathways toward productive adulthood. Its programs serve youth from kindergarten through college age. Its programming includes: Arts and cultural enrichment — visual and performing arts, music, theater, dance, multimedia, and other creative activities. STEM and education — hands-on science, coding, academic support, and enrichment activities. After-school and community programs — including Beacon, COMPASS, SONYC, Cornerstone, and Saturday Night Lights, offering recreation, leadership development, and opportunities for young people to explore interests. Workforce development — programs such as SYEP, Work, Learn & Grow, Ladders for Leaders, and Pathways, which help young people develop resumes, interview skills, workplace skills, and actual employment experience. Summer programming — including Summer Rising enrichment, summer dayprograms, and employment opportunities. CASW works in partnership with organizations including New York City's Department of Youth and Community Development (DYCD) and schools throughout the Bronx and Manhattan. Many of its youth programs are offered free of charge to eligible participants. |
New York City
Bronx
Manhattan
Queens
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2 |
Urban ArtsUrban Arts is a nonprofit dedicated to creative and technology education for students from low-income communities. We create life-changing opportunities and economic mobility through engaging experiences for student creators. Our Game Academy students in New York City have earned over $71M in college scholarships since 2020, and our programs are tuition-free. |
New York City
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1 |
East Harlem Tutorial ProgramOur Mission EHTP prepares students with academic skills, strength of character, and emotional well-being to excel academically, lead in their communities, and realize their best possible selves. To read EHTP’s racial equity statement, please scroll down. Seniors Graduating Class, 2025 Our Hope Students shouldn’t have to leave their neighborhood to access a great education. East Harlem is a vibrant community that has experienced extreme educational inequities resulting from systemic oppression and historical marginalization — which, in turn, affects college completion and unemployment rates. We work in partnership with students and their families as they harness the limitless potential of East Harlem. Robotics Team Competition, 2024 Our Programs In addition to operating a network of Pre-K - 12th grade public charter schools in East Harlem, East Harlem Tutorial Program offers students in the community a variety of after-school programs for elementary, middle and high school scholars, in addition to support for college scholars and a teaching residency program to support new teachers from our communities. |
New York City
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1 |
Minds At Play afterschoolMinds At Play Afterschool is a community-based afterschool and summer enrichment program serving children ages 5–12 in the Hunts Point/Longwood area of the Bronx (10459). We believe kids learn best when they're actually enjoying themselves. Our programming blends homework support with hands-on enrichment — art, digital creativity, coding, and STEM — so students build real skills while doing things they're excited about. We serve a predominantly Latino and Black, largely Spanish-speaking community, and we hire staff who reflect and understand the families we work with. |
New York City
Bronx
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1 |
Port Chester Carver Center, IncABOUT PORT CHESTER CARVER CENTER For decades, Carver Center has been a cornerstone of opportunity and belonging for the Port Chester community, providing youth and families with programs and services that support academic achievement, personal growth, and cultural connection. Rooted in the belief that every child deserves the chance to thrive, Carver Center offers a continuum of programming—from early childhood through adolescence—delivered by a team deeply invested in the wellbeing of the families it serves. As Port Chester’s population has grown more diverse, so too has Carver Center’s commitment to culturally responsive, community-centered care, making it a trusted anchor institution for generations of local families. To learn more, visit https://carvercenter.org/ |
Hudson Valley
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1 |
Bright Futures Afterschool IncBright Futures Afterschool Inc. Bright Futures Afterschool Inc. is a community-focused nonprofit organization dedicated to creating safe, supportive, and enriching opportunities for children and youth beyond the traditional school day. Our mission is to help students thrive academically, creatively, socially, and emotionally by providing engaging programs that encourage learning, personal growth, leadership, and positive relationships. We believe every child has unique strengths and potential. Our philosophy is centered on creating an inclusive, nurturing environment where students feel valued, respected, and motivated to succeed. Through academic support, enrichment activities, creative programming, recreational opportunities, and youth development, we strive to help young people build the skills and confidence they need both in school and in life. Bright Futures Afterschool Inc. primarily serves school-age children and youth through afterschool and community-based programming. Our programs are designed to complement students’ classroom experiences while providing families with a dependable and positive environment for their children. Our staff are at the heart of our organization. We value individuals who are passionate about working with young people, committed to their communities, and dedicated to creating meaningful experiences for students. We foster a collaborative workplace where employees have opportunities to contribute their ideas, develop professionally, and make a lasting difference in the lives of children and families. Hours of Operation: Afterschool programming is generally offered during weekday afterschool hours, with additional programming and activities scheduled based on program and community needs. At Bright Futures Afterschool Inc., we believe in building brighter futures—one student, one family, and one community at a time. |
New York City
Bronx
Brooklyn
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