Volunteer Opportunities and Finding Organizations

<p>GOOD ORGANIZATION SKILLS</p>

FOOTBALL EQUIPMENT MANAGER

<p>WE ARE CURRENTLY IN NEED OF SOMEONE WHO HAS A KNACK FOR ORGANIZING FOOTBALL EQUIPMENT AND CAN HELP US KEEP BETTER INVENTORY CONTROL, THIS IS GREAT FOR SOMEONE WHO IS RETIRED AND WANTS TO STAY AROUND YOUNG PEOPLE OR SOMEONE WHO HAS TIME TO ORGANIZE OUR EQUIPMENT CONTAINER</p>

WE ARE LOOKING FOR PERSON WITH GOOD ORGANIZATION SKILLS AND HAS A NACK FOR BUILDING SOLUTIONS FOR SPACE EFFICIENCY.

NEW YORK CITY LIONS YOUTH FOOTBALL LEAGUE

/opportunities/11551

ongoing

476 Fifth Avenue

New York

NY

10018

US

http://www.nypl.org/

MANHATTAN

40.752725

-73.981452

105

4

84

1034194

1012570001

Midtown-Midtown South

<p>A DESIRE TRO HELP OTHER AND BE AROUND YOUNG PEOPLE</p>

FIELD MANAGER AND MEDICAL MANAGER

<p>MAINTAIN CONTAINER AND MAINTENANCE OF EQUIPMENT</p>

<p>KEEP INVENTORY OR ALL FOOTBALL EQUIPMENT</p>

<p>DISTRIBUTE UNIFORMS ON GAME DAY</p>

<p>SERVE AS WRAP AND TAPE PERSON BEFORE GAMES</p>

<p>KEEP SIDELINES IN ORDER DURING GAMES</p>

<p> </p>

WE ARE LOOKING FOR SOMEONE WHO WOULD BE INTEREST IN SPEAR HEADING THE MARKING AND MAINTENANCE OF OUR FOOTBALL FIELD EQUIPMENT FOR HOME GAMES
EXPERINCE IN WRAPPING AND TAPING ANKLES A PLUS

NEW YORK CITY LIONS YOUTH FOOTBALL LEAGUE

/opportunities/11552

ongoing

150 West 62nd St

New York

NY

10023

US

http://www.nypl.org/

MANHATTAN

40.771694

-73.984855

107

3

145

1028830

1011320020

Lincoln Square

<p>Possess a College Degree; High School Diploma .Have job-related experience, such as working in a community based organization managing volunteer programs, leading teams and/or; Knowledge of management principles and evaluation techniques related to programs that involve a cadre of volunteers.</p>

P/T Volunteer Coordinator

<p>Develop, promote, and maintain a wide range of volunteer opportunities within the organization.</p>

<p>Maintain Volunteer Service Descriptions for each volunteer assignment.</p>

<p>Recruit, interview and place applicants for volunteer work.</p>

<p>Provide ongoing support and guidance for volunteers.</p>

<p>Create and distribute various communications and publications.</p>

<p>Organize Annual Volunteer Recognition celebration</p>

The Volunteer Coordinator supervises volunteers and provides direction, coordination, and consultation for all volunteer functions.

Rise Up & Walk Youth Outreach Center Inc

/opportunities/11565

ongoing

605 FDR FIELD IS LOCATED ACROSS THE STREET

FOOTBALL FIELD IS LOCATED ON THE WATER

New York

NY

10002

US

http://ny.audubon.org/education/birds

MANHATTAN

40.718356

-73.97521

103

2

1002

1078027

1003230001

Lower East Side

<p>Must have College degree, credits; or High School diploma;</p>

<p>Some prior experience as an program coordinator;&nbsp;</p>

<p>Experience working with youth and adults in after-school, summer camp, small group/large group settings</p>

P/T Mentor Program Coordinator

<p>Recruit potential individuals for mentoring opportunities</p>

<p>Plan and deliver 2-hour mentor training session for new mentors</p>

<p>Organize background checks and fingerprinting verifications for all prospective mentors.</p>

<p>Plan and deliver training to mentors and mentees five times during school year for 1.5 hours each session</p>

<p>Responsible to track attendance, session work, make up work and application assignments .</p>

<p>Maintain and update mentoring assignments as needed.</p>

Work in conjunction with Executive Director to develop mentoring program, topics and activities.

Rise Up & Walk Youth Outreach Center Inc

/opportunities/11566

ongoing

605 FDR DRIVE

FIELD IS LOCATED ON FDR BY THE WATER

New York

NY

10002

US

http://WWW.NYCLIONS.NYC

MANHATTAN

40.718356

-73.97521

103

2

1002

1078027

1003230001

Lower East Side

<p>&bull; Understand and use English language &bull; Demonstrate appropriate reading, writing and comprehension skills &bull; Demonstrate knowledge of hospital locations &bull; Demonstrate an understanding of the patient-centered environment of care &bull; Demonstrate emotional maturity &bull; Ability to learn and remember information shared during volunteer assignment &bull; Knowledge how to deal with difficult situations while maintaining quality performance &bull; Use sound judgment to make good decisions &bull; Able to effectively deal with change and diverse people &bull; Communicate clearly and professionally with internal and external customers in conformance with HHC behavioral standards &bull; Practice customer service excellence: friendly, accommodating, approachable, adaptable, active listener, patience &bull; Complete Comfort Care Specialist Course and pass with 80% &bull; Must complete and understand mandatory orientation to include: o HIPAA o Patient Bill of Rights o Fire Safety o Infection Control o Patient-Centered Care o Behavior standards o Code of Conduct o Dress Code &bull; Minimum 16 years of age. Ages 16-18 only eligible after completing 50 hours in CIH OfficeTeam and approved by Volunteer Department. &bull; Basic English reading, writing and comprehension skills</p>

Comfort Specialist

<p>• Comforting patients • Prompt response to call-bells • Support RNs with hourly rounding and adherence to fall prevention • Engage patients for diversion (games, books, reading, magazines) • Update whiteboards • Conduct environmental assessment • Sit at bedside • Support cultural sensitivity • Conversing and interacting with patients • Offering extra pillows, blankets or other necessities for comfort • Making beds • Providing water with or without ice, depending on patient’s request • Assisting during meal times • Setting up trays and water pitchers during lunch time • Providing personal hygiene • Offering bed pans • Running errands for the nursing staff • Assisting with transport of patients within the unit • Making “Get Well” cards for patients • Assisting nurses’ aides and nurses with basic procedures, as needed • Contributing with clerical duties when necessary • All other duties related to patient care under nurse’s supervision</p>

Hospital stays are at times lonely and frightening. This program aims to provide patients a compassionate and supportive experience. Volunteers add value to our already excellent clinical staff by assisting nurses with patient care on the medical and surgical units.

NYC Health + Hospitals/Coney Island

/opportunities/11658

ongoing

605 FDR

FOOTBALL FIELDS ARE LOCATED AT EAST RIVER PARK

New York

NY

10002

US

http://WWW.NYCLIONS.NYC

MANHATTAN

40.718356

-73.97521

103

2

1002

1078027

1003230001

Lower East Side

<p>&bull; Understand and use English language</p>

<p>&bull; Demonstrate appropriate reading, writing and comprehension skills</p>

<p>&bull; Demonstrate knowledge of hospital locations</p>

<p>&bull; Demonstrate an understanding of the patient-centered environment of care</p>

<p>&bull; Demonstrate emotional maturity</p>

<p>&bull; Ability to learn and remember information shared during volunteer assignment</p>

<p>&bull; Knowledge how to deal with difficult situations while maintaining quality performance</p>

<p>&bull; Use sound judgment to make good decisions</p>

<p>&bull; Able to effectively deal with change and diverse people</p>

<p>&bull; Communicate clearly and professionally with internal and external customers in conformance with HHC behavioral standards</p>

<p>&bull; Practice customer service excellence: friendly, accommodating, approachable, adaptable, active listener, patience</p>

<p>&bull; Must complete and understand mandatory training to include: o HIPAA o Patient Bill of Rights o Fire Safety o Infection Control o Patient-Centered Care o Behavior standards o Code of Conduct o Dress Code Minimum 14 years of age and basic English reading, writing and comprehension skills</p>

Office Team

<p>• Able to communicate on telephone and takes messages in conformance with HHC behavioral standards</p>

<p>• Filing, data entry, faxing, and copying</p>

<p>• Stock and maintain office supplies</p>

<p>• Interacts in an effective and productive manner with paid staff and other volunteers</p>

<p>• Run errands for unit as needed (e.g, lab, pharmacy, kitchen, central supply, etc.)</p>

<p>• Assist in quality improvement projects</p>

<p>• Adheres to the time commitment made in advance of the placement.</p>

<p>• Understand and maintain confidentiality and discretion of personnel files and patient Protected Health Information</p>

Assists administrative and secretarial staff in meeting and greeting patients, visitors and other hospital employees. Performs routine clerical tasks.

NYC Health + Hospitals/Coney Island

/opportunities/11659

ongoing

605 FDR DRIVE

FIELDS LOCATED AT EAST RIVER PARK

New York

NY

10002

US

http://WWW.NYCLIONS.NYC

MANHATTAN

40.718356

-73.97521

103

2

1002

1078027

1003230001

Lower East Side

<p>Must be experienced in arts and crafts activities and/or music performances</p>

<p>&bull; Warm and friendly personality, ability to work with children and adults</p>

<p>&bull; Reliable attendance; Advises staff of upcoming absences</p>

<p>&bull; Self-motivated &bull; Ability to be creative in designing music or art projects that conform to the physical environment of a hospital room, and conform to infection control measures.</p>

<p>&bull; Desire to share love of art or music making with hospitalized patients and their families &bull; Understand and use English language</p>

<p>&bull; Demonstrate appropriate reading, writing and comprehension skills</p>

<p>&bull; Demonstrate knowledge of hospital locations</p>

<p>&bull; Demonstrate an understanding of the patient-centered environment of care</p>

<p>&bull; Demonstrate emotional maturity</p>

<p>&bull; Ability to learn and remember information shared during volunteer assignment</p>

<p>&bull; Knowledge how to deal with difficult situations while maintaining quality performance</p>

<p>&bull; Use sound judgment to make good decisions</p>

<p>&bull; Ability to walk, stand, climb stairs, lift up to 10 pounds.</p>

<p>&bull; Able to effectively deal with change and diverse people</p>

<p>&bull; Communicate clearly and professionally with internal and external customers in conformance with HHC behavioral standards</p>

<p>&bull; Practice customer service excellence: friendly, accommodating, approachable, adaptable, active listener, patience</p>

<p>&bull; Must complete and understand mandatory orientation to include: o HIPAA o Patient Bill of Rights o Fire Safety o Infection Control o Patient-Centered Care o Behavior standards o Code of Conduct o Dress Code</p>

Healing Without Borders

<p>• Check in with the unit clerk and obtain the day’s schedule from the unit (rehab, peds, psych)</p>

<p>• Greet patients with a smile and introduce yourself by name and title • Ask the patient/caregiver if they would like to do an art project or listen to music</p>

<p>• Set up art activity on the patient’s table.</p>

<p>o You can stay as long as the patient wishes you to stay</p>

<p>• Wash hands before and after each visit and wipe down all the art supplies with antibacterial wipes.</p>

<p>• Inventory the art supplies and put in supply requests</p>

<p>• Assist lost visitors; escort them to information or where they need to go</p>

Volunteers will engage patients at their bedside or lead small groups of patients in arts and crafts projects or music to enhance the quality of care they receive and offer an uplifting experience for patients and their caregivers.

NYC Health + Hospitals/Coney Island

/opportunities/11660

ongoing

173 east 74 street

4th Floor

New York

NY

10021

US

http://WWW.NYCLIONS.NYC

MANHATTAN

40.7714

-73.960416

108

4

128

1043088

1014090032

Upper East Side-Carnegie Hill

<p>How To Apply</p>

<p><a href="mailto:volunteer@nylag.org">volunteer@nylag.org</a></p>

<p><a href="https://www.nylag.org/">https://www.nylag.org</a></p>

<p>Submit a cover letter&nbsp;AND&nbsp;resume to volunteer@nylag.org. Your cover letter&nbsp;MUST&nbsp;clearly state the specific position/unit(s) to which you are applying and describe relevant experience. If known, your availability for the fall semester should be stated. The subject line of the email&nbsp;MUST&nbsp;read: FALL INTERNSHIP 2019</p>

<p>RESUMES WITHOUT A COVER LETTER WILL NOT LIKELY BE CONSIDERED</p>

New York Legal Assistance Group (NYLAG) 2019 Fall Interns

<p>The <strong>New York Legal Assistance Group (NYLAG)</strong> uses the power of the law to help New Yorkers-in-need combat social and economic injustice. We address emerging and urgent legal needs with comprehensive, free civil legal services, impact litigation, policy advocacy, and community education. NYLAG collaborates with community-based organizations, pro-bono attorneys, students, and other volunteers to expand the reach of our work to a greater number of people with unmet civil legal needs.</p>

<p>NYLAG hosts interns across our practice areas in our Fall Program starting in late August through December. Students have flexible, part-time schedules and typically work in our main office or offsite clinics, hospitals, and community based organizations. Internships may range from 5 to 20 hours per week depending on the needs of the practice area and the students’ schedule. The Fall recruitment period spans from early May through August 31. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis.</p>

<p>Applicants should have excellent research, writing, and analytical skills, and a strong commitment to public interest law. Applicants may be considered for more than one position, but should indicate in a cover letter which positions are of interest.</p>

<p><strong>Consumer Protection Unit Intern</strong></p>

<p>The Consumer Protection Unit supports unrepresented litigants in consumer debt cases in New York City's Civil Courts. Interns will have the opportunity to represent clients in court, negotiate with opposing counsel, and argue before a judge. The legal intern will appear in court in defense of debt collection actions (under attorney supervision), perform legal research, draft motion papers, create legal self-help and reference materials, work directly with clients, conduct client intakes, and more. Some light administrative work is expected, such as entering client data into our client database.</p>

<p><strong>Elder Law Practice Intern</strong></p>

<p>Interns in the Elder Law Practice will work closely with attorneys to provide direct elder law services to low income seniors. Elder Law’s primary focus is obtaining health care and ensuring that client’s wishes followed through advanced life planning. Interns will gain a familiarity with public health insurance options and appeals, long term care in the home, the use of Supplemental Needs Trusts for disabled individuals, and the many planning documents, including powers of attorney, health care proxies, living wills and last wills and testaments.</p>

<p><strong>Employment Law Project Intern</strong></p>

<p>The Employment Law Project provides representation in cases involving wage and hour issues (including overtime, unpaid wages, and minimum wage claims), as well as a broad range of other employment law issues. Intern responsibilities will include: client interviewing, legal research and writing, and drafting demand letters and complaints. <em>Strong preference for fluent Spanish speakers.</em></p>

<p><strong>Evelyn Frank Legal Resources Program Intern</strong></p>

<p>Interns will help clients who are elderly or have disabilities secure Medicaid and Medicare and services, with emphasis on long-term care services that allow them to remain in their homes or transition appropriately from hospitals or long-term care facilities to the community. Responsibilities will include conducting intakes, case management and investigation, researching and writing legal memoranda, preparing materials for community or professional trainings, and editing articles for publication on NYHealthAccess.org. Interns may also have the opportunity to represent clients in Medicaid Fair Hearings in front of an Administrative Law Judge. <em>Strong preference for fluent Russian or Spanish speakers.</em></p>

<p><strong>Family Law Intern</strong></p>

<p>Interns have extensive client contact, draft petitions and motions, attend court proceedings and trainings throughout the fall. Interns will assist petitioners with orders of protection through the Courtroom Advocates Project (CAP) in Family Court, and will work on a variety of matters on their supervising attorney(s) docket including contested and uncontested divorces, custody and visitation, spousal and child support and immigration matters under the Violence Against Women Act. <em>Strong preference for fluent Arabic, Mandarin, and Spanish speakers.</em></p>

<p><strong>Federal Legal Clinic Intern (SDNY)</strong></p>

<p>The Federal Legal Clinic provides free, individual legal assistance to non-prisoner, pro se litigants in the Southern District of New York. This innovative clinic will be among the first in the nation to provide pro se assistance in federal court. Intern responsibilities will include updating the pro se manuals, developing forms for clients, researching discrete legal issues, data gathering and analysis.</p>

<p><strong>Foreclosure Prevention Project Intern</strong></p>

<p>The Foreclosure Prevention Project provides legal representation for homeowners facing foreclosure. The project also includes community education and financial counseling. Intern responsibilities include: client intakes and interviews at the Foreclosure Clinics in the Bronx, Brooklyn, Nassau or Suffolk, attending settlement conferences and court appearances, conducting legal research, submitting mortgage modification and short sale applications to lenders, assisting clients with residential real estate contracts and closings and all other aspects of foreclosure defense. <em>Strong preference for fluent Spanish speakers.</em></p>

<p><strong>Health Law Intern</strong></p>

<p>The Health Law Practice provides advice and representation to individuals throughout New York City related to Medicare, Medicaid and other public health insurance programs and serves as the principal public health insurance resource for the Public Benefit Unit’s broader benefits work. An intern in the Health Law Practice will conduct phone intakes, advocate with government agencies to assist clients secure health insurance related benefits/services, conduct legal research, and support attorneys/paralegals in the Health Law practice.</p>

<p><strong>Immigrant Protection Unit Intern</strong></p>

<p>Interns provide direct client services, including application assistance for naturalization, self-petitions for domestic violence victims, T visas for victims of human trafficking, U visas for victims of crimes, other affirmative and humanitarian based applications, and in some instances, applications for asylum. The internship provides the opportunity for extensive legal research as well as drafting comprehensive legal memoranda. Finally, students also have the opportunity to be involved in community outreach and other project based initiatives. <em>Strong preference for fluent Spanish speakers.</em></p>

<p><strong>LegalHealth Intern</strong></p>

<p>Interns will help patients secure benefits, address housing issues, handle immigration matters, access special education services, solve insurance disputes, resolve family law matters and negotiate workplace accommodations. Intern responsibilities will include client interviewing, maintaining client files, legal writing and research. <em>Strong preference for fluent Spanish speakers.</em></p>

<p><strong>LGBTQ Law Project Intern</strong></p>

<p>The LGBTQ Law Project serves New York City’s low-income Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer communities by providing free representation and advice on a wide array of civil legal matters and offering group trainings on legal issues affecting the LGBTQ communities. The LGBTQ Law Project provides free representation in the following areas: housing and family law matters, including orders of protection, second parent adoptions, custody and visitation, divorces, legal name changes, immigration issues, orders of protection, public benefits, estate matters, advance directives, housing and employment discrimination and more. Intern responsibilities will include: working directly with clients, intake, client interviews, maintaining and updating client files, legal research, drafting and filing court and client documents. S<em>trong preference for fluent Spanish speakers.</em></p>

<p><strong>Mediation Project Intern</strong></p>

<p>Interns will interview potential clients about issues to be resolved, screen out domestic violence cases through clients' interviews, observe, take notes and write a summary of mediation sessions and conduct outreach to community based organizations about the project. In addition, students assist clients prepare statements of net worth and gather financial information, draft agreements mediated by the parties at NYLAG, work on an uncontested divorce for a party who mediated their agreement at NYLAG, as well as research and write a guide on issues such as equitable distribution, support, custody/visitation and domestic violence to be used by consulting attorneys.</p>

<p><strong>Special Education Intern</strong></p>

<p>Special Education interns will address such matters as the adequacy of child’s Individual Education Plan (IEP), the appropriateness of child’s school placement, and a child’s need for related services, such as speech and language therapy. Intern responsibilities will include client interviewing, maintaining client files, legal writing and research.</p>

<p><strong>Special Litigation Intern (Writing Sample Required)</strong></p>

<p>NYLAG’s impact litigation unit works to ensure that vulnerable New Yorkers receive the government benefits and services to which they are entitled. SLU also works to protect clients’ statutory and constitutional rights. Interns will work on a broad range of substantive issues, including public benefits, consumer protection, and special education. SLU interns will conduct legal research and factual investigation, interview and advocate for clients, draft legal memoranda and court documents, and assist with motion practice and discovery in pending lawsuits. Interns will also have the opportunity to attend court proceedings and/or case-related meetings and conferences. <em>Strong preference for fluent Spanish speakers.</em></p>

<p><strong>Tenants’ Rights Intern</strong></p>

<p>Interns will get hands-on experience conducting every aspect of eviction defense litigation, including client intake interviews, engaging in deadline-sensitive research to support Housing Court motion practice, and drafting Housing Court motions (and if the intern is ready, arguing motions in court). Interns will accompany attorneys to Housing Court appearances on a regular basis and participate in negotiations with opposing counsel to settle cases. Interns will also engage in affirmative litigation to assert tenants’ rights under rent stabilization laws and to ensure tenants’ apartments are safe and habitable. Finally, interns will work on administrative law matters to help clients resolve issues with public housing, help seniors and/or disabled tenants freeze their rent, and resolve problems with housing subsidies. <em>Strong preference for fluent Russian or Spanish speakers.</em></p>

<p><strong>Total Life Choices Program Intern</strong></p>

<p>Interns will have extensive client contact and will assist with drafting Last Wills and Testaments, preparing Powers of Attorney and Advance Directives, as well as all other facets encompassing TLC’s work. <em>Strong preference for fluent Cantonese/Mandarin or Spanish speakers.</em></p>

<p><strong>Veterans Practice</strong></p>

<p>Interns in the Veterans Practice will work closely with NYLAG staff to provide direct legal services to United States military veterans. The Veterans Practice is focused on helping veterans secure the compensation and benefits they earned through their dedicated service to our country. Interns will become familiar with the eligibility, procedural, and evidentiary requirements for VA disability benefit claims and DOD discharge upgrades. Interns will have the opportunity to work on applications and appeals by gathering and reviewing evidence, drafting legal briefs and memoranda, and communicating directly with veteran clients. The Veterans Practice provides an opportunity to learn about legal protections for veterans, federal and state veterans’ benefits, and the landscape of social service providers in NYC.</p>

Intern with the New York Legal Assistance Group (NYLAG) in our various units.

New York Legal Assistance Group

/opportunities/13953

ongoing

543 W. 42nd St.

New York City

NY

10036

US

http://www.nylag.org

MANHATTAN

40.76028

-73.997

104

3

129

1082441

1010717502

Clinton

<p><strong>Experience: </strong>You&rsquo;re recruited before and have knowledge of interviewing people to determine fit for skill and culture <strong>OR </strong>you&#39;ve got experience in any formal Talent Acquisitions activity.</p>

<p>&nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>Enthusiasm: </strong>You&rsquo;re excited about learning and want to take on a challenge with an exciting Red Cross program and you enjoy pushing your boundaries.</p>

<p>&nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>Knowledge:</strong> You understand how recruitment is pivotal to an internship program and ultimately how it drives its success.</p>

<p>&nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>The basics:</strong>&nbsp;You&#39;re&nbsp;organized, focused and can multi-task. Plus, you have excellent telephone etiquette and are proficient with Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, and Excel.</p>

<p>&nbsp;</p>

American Red Cross: NYC Internship Program Support Volunteer

<p>This is a great opportunity to make a real difference in your community by helping to mobilize the power of top student talent!</p>

<p> </p>

<p>We have ambitious goals for our internship program and we need a few volunteers to help us accomplish it.</p>

<p> </p>

<p>The American Red Cross Internship Program seeks to build a pipeline of future employees, volunteers, and donors by providing a project-based learning experience that actively engages service-minded students in the mission of The American Red Cross.</p>

<p> </p>

<p><strong>Time Commitment:</strong> This opportunity is flexible and can be done remotely. Daytime availability may be required when interacting with internal stakeholders. <strong>About 10-15 hours per week during the recruitment cycle</strong>.</p>

<p> </p>

<p><strong>Key Responsibilities</strong>: </p>

<p>Participate in the internship recruitment lifecycle:</p>

<ul>
<li>Work with internal stakeholders to help craft internship proposals</li>
<li>Post internship openings on college/university websites using Handshake</li>
<li>Evaluate candidates, resumes, and submissions</li>
<li>Conduct first-level screenings for intern managers</li>
<li>Arrange interviews with candidates and intern managers</li>
<li>Send 'hire' letters to interns who've accepted position</li>
<li>Send internship applications to qualified candidates</li>
</ul>

<p><strong>What's In It For You</strong></p>

<ul>
<li>Make a positive impact in your community </li>
<li>Gain experience in a Human Resources related activity</li>
<li>Be a valued member of an American Red Cross Service that on-boards, places and engages new interns</li>
<li>Enhance interpersonal, organizational and leadership skills </li>
<li>Contribute to the organization's volunteer/intern management strategies</li>
<li>Enhance administrative, team-building and project management skills</li>
<li>Explore leadership opportunities within Volunteer Services</li>
</ul>

<p> </p>

The American Red Cross Internship Program seeks to build a pipeline of future employees, volunteers, and donors by providing a project based learning experience that actively engages service minded students in the mission of The American Red Cross.

American Red Cross in Greater New York (NYC)

/opportunities/11668

ongoing

432 Monroe Street

Brooklyn

NY

11221

US

http://WWW.NYCLIONS.NYC

BROOKLYN

40.686592

-73.940747

303

36

277

3051540

3018210001

Stuyvesant Heights

ARE YOU A GREAT ORGANIZER, CREATIVE WITH ADMINISTRATIVE SKILLS?

<p>Our tutoring program for adult learners provides free sessions in the areas of: basic literacy, ESL, GED and pre-GED. We have several projects needing your help and attention: internet research, updating excel files, inventory, filing, brainstorming etc. Flexible schedule! Volunteer for short-term (3 hour sessions) or as an on-going program participant. Join our corps of volunteer tutors in need of support! Let's talk about what you'd like to do, we'd really appreciate your help!</p>

The Imani House Adult Literacy Program needs YOUR help with administrative support. We have several projects needing your help and attention: internet research, updating excel files, inventory, filing, brainstorming etc.

Imani House, Inc.

/opportunities/11696

ongoing

432 Monroe Street

Brooklyn

NY

11221

US

http://WWW.NYCLIONS.NYC

BROOKLYN

40.686592

-73.940747

303

36

277

3051540

3018210001

Stuyvesant Heights

<p>To apply, please fill out the online&nbsp;<em><a href="https://docs.google.com/a/southbronxunited.org/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdCnKcqK1908TZNgNg6Zt7sVcKx35LYkruxv1aMb60mPC2uuw/viewform">College Prep Tutor Application</a></em></p>

Regents Prep Tutor - Science

<p><strong>Overview:</strong><br />
Regents Prep Tutors work with seniors within the SBU college prep program, 1 on 1 or in small groups, to assist them in completing their high school graduation requirements of which passing the NY State Regents Exams is the main obstacle. Regents exam topic areas cover the core academic subject areas (Math, History, Science, English); however most students primarily need the extra support with respect to Math, mainly algebra, and English. Tutors will work with the same student(s) week to week, providing the opportunity to build relationships and serve as positive role models in youths' lives, promoting the importance of education.</p>

<p><strong>When:</strong><br />
Mondays or Wednesdays, 6:00-8:00pm, January-June</p>

<p><strong>Where:</strong><br />
Boys Prep School Building, Third Floor<br />
192 E 151st Street<br />
Bronx, NY 10451</p>

<p><strong>Commitment:</strong><br />
Tutors are asked to commit to tutoring student(s) in at least one of the regents subject areas, English, math, or history, for 2 hours, one evening a week from Jan – early June. However, if a tutor would like to be more involved, he/she is always welcome.</p>

<p><strong>Qualifications:</strong><br />
South Bronx United is looking for highly motivated, energetic volunteers who want to make a difference in the lives of South Bronx youth. Tutors should possess either strong math or English skills, and feel comfortable breaking down and explaining processes for problem solving. Tutors should also be willing to review the provided weekly Regents math, English, or history material beforehand so that they are prepared for working with the students.</p>

<p><strong>Training:</strong><br />
An orientation and training at the beginning of service will be run for all tutors to give general guidelines, tutoring tips and to go over the specific needs of the students. Additional training and "check ins" will be conducted intermittently throughout the course of the year.</p>

<p><strong>Benefits:</strong><br />
In addition to helping provide the resources and support to allow underserved students to thrive in school, SBU is happy to connect with your school to see if your volunteer hours can work towards school service or academic requirements.</p>

<p><strong>Beyond Tutoring:</strong><br />
The boys and girls participating in the program are also members of the South Bronx United Travel Soccer Teams. Tutors are welcome and encouraged to come out and see a game or get involved in a practice as youth are extremely passionate about the sport and its a great way to connect with them.</p>

Regents Prep Tutors work with seniors within the SBU college prep program, 1 on 1 or in small groups, to assist them in completing their high school graduation requirements of which passing the NY State Regents Exams is the main obstacle.

South Bronx United

/opportunities/11781

ongoing

2601 Ocean Parkway

Brooklyn

NY

11235

US

http://WWW.NYCLIONS.NYC

BROOKLYN

40.586552

-73.966168

313

48

370

3337274

3072390001

Brighton Beach

<p>See Above</p>

This Human Resources (HR) Internship with FreeTheTextbooks.org Lets You Make a Difference!

<p><strong>This Human Resources (HR) Internship with FreeTheTextbooks.org Lets You Make a Difference!</strong></p>

<p>·       Use your Human Resources skills, experience, knowledge, creativity and talent.</p>

<p>·       Help us build a national team of interns, volunteers, campus reps, and social media activists.</p>

<p>·       Help lower the cost of college textbooks and save billions of dollars for millions of college students.</p>

<p>·       Take a leadership role on our dynamic and creative international team.</p>

<p>·       Work from our Manhattan office or remotely.</p>

<p>·       Enhance your resume and get a glowing letter of recommendation.</p>

<p><br />
<strong>The Problem We Address</strong><br />
The skyrocketing cost of college textbooks undermines the education and lives of millions of students, who spend an average of $1,300 a year on books and supplies. 70% of them cannot afford books for all their classes. 30% of them are unable to take classes they want, simply because the books are too expensive. Tacked onto student loans, the textbook costs can haunt them for years.</p>

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<p><strong>We Are Going to Change the Situation </strong></p>

<p>Colleges and universities could greatly decrease the cost of textbooks by adopting ten measures, described in the petition below. We are leading a movement to encourage students, faculty, recent graduates, high school students, and parents to advocate for these changes.</p>

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<p><strong>The Petition</strong></p>

<p>Colleges and universities could save students billions of dollars a year on textbooks by adopting these policies. We call on them to:</p>

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<p>·       Consider the cost when selecting textbooks.</p>

<p>·       Use free Open Source textbooks whenever possible.</p>

<p>·       Do not require university-specific editions or (unless essential) the latest edition, which undermine the used book market.</p>

<p>·       Refrain from requiring students to purchase expensive access codes for homework assignments and quizzes.</p>

<p>·       Tell students what textbooks are required and what they cost before registration begins so they have time to shop for savings.</p>

<p>·       Have college bookstores transparently serve students, rather than profit off of them.</p>

<p>·       Inform students of scholarships to fund textbooks. </p>

<p>·       Have college libraries put enough textbooks on reserve for in-house use.</p>

<p>·       Support book exchanges for students to trade used books.</p>

<p>·       Establish a standing student-faculty committee dedicated to this issue. </p>

<p> <br />
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<strong>A Nonprofit Movement</strong></p>

<p>Free The Textbooks is a nonprofit movement. We are glad to help you receive college credit for this internship.</p>

<p><br />
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<strong>Use Your Skills in Human Resources</strong></p>

<p>HR is, of course, a key role in growing the movement as we build a national team of interns, volunteers, campus reps, and social media activists in our NY office and across the country. Help strategize on where to find participants. Help recruit, screen, select, and onboard them. Help grow and maintain our energetic culture of action and effectiveness.</p>

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<p><strong>A Great Place to Work</strong><br />
This is a great place to work. We have had interns and volunteers from all over the United States and more than forty countries. The atmosphere is energetic, creative, and fun. We value brainstorming, initiative, sharing, and collaborating. Think of it is a laboratory, studio, seminar, or incubator. We are also casual. We are interested in your brains, creativity and heart, rather than your attire. Want to work in jeans, t-shirt and flip-flops? That’s fine with us. </p>

<p><br />
<strong>Who, Where, When</strong></p>

<p>·       We are glad to hear from high school, undergraduate, and graduate students, as well as professionals who want to make a meaningful impact with their skills. We also welcome OPT students.</p>

<p>·       Work at our office or remotely. We are conveniently located at 7th Avenue and 33 Street, across from Penn Station in Manhattan. (Catch a game or concert after work).</p>

<p>·       Full-time or part-time, school-year or summer, day or evening, weekday or weekend, in-office or remote. We are glad to have your help whenever and wherever you are available.</p>

<p>·       We provide a great opportunity to gain experience as you make a meaningful change in the world, but this is an unpaid position.</p>

<p><br />
<strong>Learn More, Apply Now, and Share</strong><br />
Are you ready for a great experience and eager to make a difference? <br />
<br />
Send a resume and short cover letter to:  join [AT] FreeTheTextbooks [DOT] org.<br />
 </p>

<p>Please let us know:</p>

<p>·       whether you would like to work from our office or remotely</p>

<p>·       when you are available (dates, days, and hours).</p>

<p> <br />
Please be sure to see <a href="http://www.FreeTheTextbooks.org">www.FreeTheTextbooks.org</a>, sign the petition, share it with friends, and help grow the movement. </p>

The skyrocketing cost of college textbooks undermines the education and lives of millions of students. FreeTheTextbooks.org is a national nonprofit movement to change the situation.

Free the Textbooks

/opportunities/11816

ongoing

2601 Ocean Parkway

Brooklyn

NY

11235

US

http://www.nychealthandhospitals.org/coneyisland/html/help/volunteer.shtml

BROOKLYN

40.586552

-73.966168

313

48

370

3337274

3072390001

Brighton Beach

<p>Bi lingual hepful, but not necessary.&nbsp;</p>

Child Care Volunteers Needed!

<p> Times: flexible, sessions are between Monday and Friday 9:30 - 4 pm.</p>

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<p>Great for someone who enjoys interacting with children, patient, and wants to help support a program that helps low income women who struggle with depression.</p>

We have a need for child care volunteers to assist with children while mothers are in therapy sessions.

Communities and Neighbors

Little Sisters of the Assumption Family Health Service

/opportunities/11846

ongoing

2601 Ocean Parkway

Brooklyn

NY

11235

US

http://www.nychealthandhospitals.org/coneyisland/html/help/volunteer.shtml

BROOKLYN

40.586552

-73.966168

313

48

370

3337274

3072390001

Brighton Beach

Volunteer

<p>Get involved with your community.</p>

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<p>NYC Votes conducts nonpartisan voter engagement activities such as voter registration, community engagement, Get Out the Vote and advocacy efforts to increase voter participation throughout the city.</p>

Get involved with your community.

NYC Votes conducts nonpartisan voter engagement activities such as voter registration, community engagement, Get Out the Vote and advocacy efforts to increase voter participation throughout the city.

NYC Votes

/opportunities/11850

ongoing

520 West 49th Street

New York

NY

10019

US

http://www.nychealthandhospitals.org/coneyisland/html/help/volunteer.shtml

MANHATTAN

40.764578

-73.993509

104

3

129

1080966

1010770043

Clinton

<p>If you&#39;re a functioning adult, you can do our level of math. For example, if you can calculate the tip on your dinner bill without a calculator, you&#39;re set. Can you convert a fraction to a decimal and think of a real life application of it? That&#39;s the kind of stuff that we do. If you&#39;re game, join us!</p>

<p>Prior experience is not required! Top Honors provides basic training, curriculum, and materials. We&#39;re looking for role models to middle-schoolers. We find that kind, patient, and enthusiastic volunteers match well with our student population. Come join our volunteer family!<br />
<br />
Volunteers may be professionals, advanced high school, college, or graduate students (community service credit is available). Applicants should be available on Saturdays for two hours., like math, and enjoy working with students in the middle school age group (10-14 years). No prior experience is necessary.</p>

<p><strong>A note on volunteer commitment:</strong></p>

<p>Tutors attend an average monthly of 2 out of every 3 Saturdays from October and May, which includes holidays and school breaks.&nbsp;</p>

Volunteer MATH tutors needed in Brooklyn!

<p>Top Honors is a non-profit educational organization that provides free math tutoring to NYC 5th, 6th, 7th, and 8th-graders. Tutoring takes place on Saturdays in Downtown Brooklyn.</p>

<p>Top Honors currently seeks Saturday tutors for morning and afternoon sessions, 10am-12pm and 1pm-3pm.</p>

<p>To join Top Honors please submit an application <a href="http://www.tophonors.org/volunteer">here</a>.  Frequently asked questions about the TH volunteer experience can be found on <a href="http://www.tophonors.org/volunteer">our website</a>.</p>

Help 5th, 6th, 7th, and 8th graders conquer their fear of basic math with individualized tutoring. Prior experience is not necessary. TH encourages individuals who are compassionate, engaging, and patient to apply.

Top Honors, Inc.

/opportunities/11879

ongoing

144 St. Felix Street (program site)

76A Fifth Avenue (Imani House office)

Brooklyn

NY

11217

US

http://www.nychealthandhospitals.org/coneyisland/html/help/volunteer.shtml

BROOKLYN

40.685664

-73.977133

302

35

35

3059187

3021110045

Fort Greene

<p>You can visit my IG profile @mymakeovermission to see what we&nbsp;do and how we have evolved in our mission to make older woman look and feel their best!!!</p>

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VIDEOGRAPHER

<p>We are looking for a creative videographer to help grow our startup YouTube channel.  I will be giving makeovers to a diverse community of women.</p>

<p>if you understand the importance of great lighting, take great videos and know how to edit please get in touch. </p>

<p>This opportunity is your chance to grow with us and get to shine on a new platform  You can be a student, an assistant or a person who fits the bill.  No high end camera needed!</p>

<p>As for time, once a week for approximately one to two hours.  Consistency is key!</p>

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VIDEOGRAPHER NEEDED!!

We are in the process of starting a YouTube channel and need a VIdeographer who has a few hours once a week!

My Makeover Mission is all about empowering older women to feel relevant and beautiful.

Communities and Neighbors

My Makeover Mission

/opportunities/12858

ongoing

NYPL Harry Belafonte 115th Street Library

203 West 155th Street

New York

NY

10026

US

http://www.friendlyvisitingny.org

<p>Previous coaching experience is not a necessity, but enthusiasm for working with children, a commitment to holistic youth development and a strong knowledge of soccer is.</p>

Travel Soccer Coach & Mentor

<p><strong>Overview:</strong></p>

<p>The SBU travel teams (Girls: U12, U14, U19 &amp; Boys: U12, U14, U16, U17, U19) play year-round in the Cosmopolitan Junior Soccer League or Westchester Youth Soccer League, affiliates of US Youth Soccer. In addition to helping youth develop technical and tactical skills on the field, coaches serve as mentors and role models for the players encouraging their attendance at SBU academic programs and stressing the importance of education.</p>

<p><strong>When:</strong></p>

<p><em>Fall Season:</em> mid August - early December<br />
<em>Winter Season:</em> January - early March (Only one practice a week)<br />
<em>Spring Season:</em> mid March - June</p>

<p><strong>Where:</strong><br />
<em>Practices:</em> Generally held at Macomb's Dam Field, 161st Street across from Yankee Stadium.<br />
<em>Games:</em> Home games are generally held at Randall's Island. Away games are played across the 5 boroughs (boys), Westchester County (girls), and occasionally beyond (tournaments/special events).</p>

<p><strong>Positions Available:</strong><br />
<em>Boys:</em> U12, U16, U17<br />
<em>Girls:</em> U12, U14, U19</p>

<p><strong>Commitment:</strong><br />
Head Coaches lead practices twice a week, generally Tuesday and Thursday evenings and manage games on Saturdays or Sundays during the season (Fall and Spring). One weekend practice a week is held during the winter months. Assistant Coaches should have consistent availability as well and help support the Head Coach at practices and games. Coaches are asked to be able to make a minimum commitment of at least one season (fall or spring).</p>

<p><strong>Benefits:</strong><br />
• Opportunities for professional coaching development in sports based youth development practices, as well as coaching licenses</p>

<p>NYCYM</p>

South Bronx United is seeking energetic and committed volunteer coaches with a passion for youth development and soccer to coach one of it's travel teams (Girls: U12, U14, U16, U19 &amp; Boys: U11, U12, U14, U16, U17, U19).

South Bronx United

/opportunities/11880

ongoing

192 E 151st Street, 3rd Floor

The Bronx

NY

10451

US

http://www.imanihouse.org

BRONX

40.820484

-73.927032

204

8

63

2001065

2023480005

West Concourse

<p>1. Minimum of 2+ years of experience as an Executive Assistant reporting directly to senior management in a non profit environment</p>

<p>2. Ability to navigate social media</p>

<p>3. Advanced Microsoft Office skills, with an ability to become familiar with firm-specific programs and software</p>

<p>4. Proficiency in collaboration and delegation of duties</p>

<p>5. Strong organizational, project management and problem-solving skills with impeccable multi-tasking abilities</p>

<p>6. Exceptional interpersonal skills</p>

<p>7. Friendly and professional demeanor</p>

Executive Assistant

<p> I really need some help keeping track of stuff.  These are the things I need the most help in.</p>

<p>Coordinate executive communications, including taking calls, responding to emails and interfacing with clients</p>

<p>Research possible grants and funding opportunities to apply for</p>

<p>Schedule meetings and appointments</p>

<p>Arrange and attend tabling events</p>

<p>Maintain an organized filing system of paper and electronic documents</p>

<p>Uphold a strict level of confidentiality</p>

<p>Develop and sustain a level of professionalism among staff and clientele.</p>

<p>NYCPride</p>

The GLBT Project, Inc. is searching for an experienced, reliable and task-oriented Executive Assistant. The Executive Assistant will work directly with the Executive Director and will be responsible for performing a number of administrative duties.

The GLBT Project, Inc.

/opportunities/11883

ongoing

401 7th Avenue, Office level B,

New York

NY

10001

US

http://www.southbronxunited.org/

MANHATTAN

40.749794

-73.991486

105

3

101

1015191

1008087501

Midtown-Midtown South

<p>Attention to detail. flexibility, works with minimal supervision and team player.&nbsp;</p>

Are you willing to make a difference as a Program Coordinator Aide?

<p>Our tutoring program for adult learners provides free sessions in the areas of: basic literacy, ESL, GED and pre-GED.  It is a fast growing program and we have several basic day to day tasks needing your help and attention.  Tasks will range from helping tutors make copies of lesson plans, door monitor, to filing, etc.  We need volunteers for the following schedule:<br />
11am-1pm ( on Tues, or Wed.) or 5pm -7:30pm ( on Tues., Wed., or Thur.) - Volunteer for one session or as many as you can.  Join our corps of volunteer tutors in need of support! Let's talk about what you'd like to do, we'd really appreciate your help!</p>

Ready to roll up your sleeves and make a difference in today? Our adult education program provides free sessions in the areas of: basic literacy, ESL, and GED. Tasks will range from helping tutors, door monitor, etc. Let's talk about what you'd like to do, we'd really appreciate your help!

Imani House, Inc.

/opportunities/11966

ongoing

333 East 115th St.

New York

NY

10029

US

http://www.freethetextbooks.org

MANHATTAN

40.795741

-73.936919

111

8

188

1052905

1016870017

East Harlem North

<p>To help out with one of our classes, we ask that new volunteers attend a casual, one hour training session to learn about Bike New York and our method of teaching.</p>

Want to teach someone how to ride a bike?

<p><a href="http://www.bike.nyc/volunteer/volunteer-opportunities/bike-education/">Bike New York</a> offers free bike riding classes in all five boroughs from April to November, and they are all taught with help from our wonderful volunteers.</p>

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<p>Training only takes an hour, and the volunteer commitment is totally up to you. Learn how to teach someone to ride and you'll change someone's life!</p>

<p> </p>

<p>"It was just so gratifying that people who'd never biked before were able to ride after two hours. It was magical, both for me and for them." - Devan Zarenberg, Bike New York volunteer</p>

Bike New York offers free bike education classes in all five boroughs from April to November, and they are all taught with help from our wonderful volunteers.

Bike New York

/opportunities/12030

ongoing

100 Church Street

12th Floor

New York

NY

10007

US

http://www.littlesistersfamily.org

MANHATTAN

40.712968

-74.00949

101

1

21

1001409

1001250020

SoHo-TriBeCa-Civic Center-Little Italy

<p><strong>Requirements include but are not limited to: </strong></p>

<p><strong>Age:</strong>&nbsp;18 or Older</p>

<p><strong>Education:</strong>&nbsp;High School Diploma or currently pursuing same.</p>

<p><strong>Experience:</strong>&nbsp;EMR or EMT helpful but no prior experience necessary.</p>

<p><strong>History</strong>: Clear Criminal and Good Driving Record, Drug Free, Per NYS Law Sex Offender registry check required and other background checks may be conducted</p>

<p><strong>Residence:</strong> Live within 10-15 minutes of Glen Oaks, Queens&nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>Time Commitment: </strong>The amount of time our members commit to volunteering with us varies from person to person. All active members must currently volunteer at least 12 hours per month. Many members volunteer as much as 24-36 hours each month. EMS is a complex and complicated job, one that requires education, practice and time.</p>

<p><strong>Knowledge, skills, and abilities:</strong></p>

<p>Ability to meet and deal courteously and tactfully with the public.</p>

<p>Ability to establish and maintain effective working relationships with other members, emergency agencies and personnel, and the public.</p>

<p>Ability to deal effectively with emergency situations</p>

<p>Ability to read and write English and understand medical terms, prescription information, etc.</p>

<p>Abilty to wear N95 mask.</p>

<p>Able to physically perform the basic life operational functions of reaching, standing, walking, lifting, grasping, talking, hearing, and performing repetitive motions.</p>

<p>Must be able to perform moderate to heavy work lifting, moving&nbsp; up to 150&nbsp; pounds occasionally, and list/move/carry equipment, etc.</p>

<p><strong>Training Requirements to clear probation include but are not limited to: </strong></p>

<p>&middot;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Ambulance Orientation</p>

<p>&middot;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Introduction to Incident Command System, ICS-100.</p>

<p>&middot;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; National Incident Management System, An Introduction, ICS-700.</p>

<ul>
<li>ICS for Single Resources and initial Action Incidents, IS-200.</li>
<li>National Response Framework, IS-800</li>
<li>HIPPA Training</li>
<li>Bloodborne Pathogens Training</li>
</ul>

Emergency Medical Technician, Emergency Medical Responder, Emergency Medical Provider

<p>Emergency Medical Responder, Emergency Medical Technician:</p>

<p>There is a great deal of excitement and a sense of accomplishment that comes with reviving a patient using CPR, caring for a patient after a serious collision, or delivering a baby. The satisfaction, camaraderie, and experience received from EMS service are often beyond description.</p>

<p>Emergency medical providers (EMTs, EMRs) need courage, dedication, assertiveness, and above all a desire to help others in need. EMTs, EMRs perform work that tests their abilities in uncertain and sometimes challenging situations.</p>

<p>Individuals age 18 and older who are in good physical and mental condition and have the desire to serve their community as EMTs/EMRs are eligible for membership. EMTs/EMRs have opportunities for training and advancement. If you have a desire to serve the community or to serve and obtaining training to move on to a further career in the medical field (EMT, Paramedic, Nurse, PS, Physician), we have a place for you.</p>

Glen Oaks VAC is seeking local residents with a desire to serve their community as emergency medical providers (EMR's, EMT's, etc.). EMT's, EMR's provide basic life support/medical first aid/treatment and transport of patients to hospitals. Manage emergency scenes and perform related tasks.

Glen Oaks Volunteer Ambulance Corps

/opportunities/12214

ongoing

475 Riverside Dr

Suite 1300

New York

NY

10115

US

http://imanihouse.org/

MANHATTAN

40.811101

-73.964168

109

7

205

1059835

1019910001

Morningside Heights

<p>We ask for a 6 month commitment minimum. Time commitment is flexible. Visits must occur at least twice a month on an ongoing basis and the seniors are located in the Upper East Side or East Harlem neighborhoods.</p>

<p>If you are interested in this volunteer opportunity, please email us at: volunteer@carterburdennetwork.org</p>

Become a friendly visitor!

<p>The Carter Burden Network promotes the well-being of seniors 60 and older through a continuum of services, advocacy, arts and culture, health and wellness and volunteer programs, all oriented to individual, family and community needs. We are dedicated to supporting the efforts of older people to live safely and with dignity.</p>

<p>The Friendly Visiting program matches volunteers with seniors who share common interests and hobbies for social interaction. Volunteers must participate in visits at least twice a month (for 1-2 hours) in a senior's home and may chat, play a game, read a book, take a walk (if the senior is able), or another activity.</p>

<p>The Friendly Visiting program is an on-going opportunity. We are looking for compassionate, patient, and committed volunteers comfortable engaging with a senior living in Manhattan.<br />
<br />
<strong> </strong>If you are interested in this opportunity please email us at: volunteer@carterburdennetwork.org</p>

The Carter Burden Network is dedicated to supporting the efforts of older people to remain in their homes living independently, safely, and with dignity. Volunteers are an integral component of the Carter Burden Network's 40+ years of success.

Carter Burden Network

/opportunities/12070

ongoing

300 Jay Street

Brooklyn

NY

11201

US

http://www.nyccfb.info/nyc-votes

BROOKLYN

40.695547

-73.98714

302

33

13

3335892

3001280001

DUMBO-Vinegar Hill-Downtown Brooklyn-Boerum Hill

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<li>Commit to being a Friendly Visitor for a minimum of six months</li>
<li>Comfortable establishing a relationship with an older adult</li>
<li>Honest, mature, motivated, patient</li>
<li>Ability to maintain confidentiality</li>
<li>Willing and able to contact the program coordinator should problems arise</li>
<li>Participate in an in-person interview</li>
<li>Undergo and pass a background check and provide references</li>
</ul>

Friendly Visitor: Connect with Homebound Older New Yorkers

<p>The Department for the Aging is working in partnership with Citymeals on Wheels, and DFTA-funded case management and home delivered meal programs to connect volunteers with homebound older New Yorkers to have in home visits on a regular basis. For volunteers, friendly visiting offers the opportunity to cultivate a lasting friendship, to learn from a senior’s life experiences, and to benefit from the personal satisfaction derived from community service. Friendly visiting leads to the creation of meaningful relationships between older adults and volunteers, promoting intergenerational understanding. For the senior, friendly visiting provides a sense of connection to the outside world, something to look forward to, and a sense of contributing to society through sharing their wisdom, knowledge, talents and stories with you.</p>

<p><strong>Tasks:</strong></p>

<ul>
<li>Visit an older adult you are matched with once a week, in the senior’s home</li>
<li>Provide monthly reports/updates to the Friendly Visiting program coordinator</li>
</ul>

<p><strong>Skills Preferred:</strong></p>

<ul>
<li>Ability to speak languages other than English desired, but not required</li>
</ul>

<p><strong>Training: </strong></p>

<ul>
<li>Orientation/training provided by the Friendly Visiting program coordinator</li>
</ul>

<p><strong>Time Commitment: </strong></p>

<ul>
<li>One hour per week, for a period of six months</li>
<li>Flexible hours and days to allow for a mutually convenient time for the volunteer and senior to meet</li>
</ul>

By connecting volunteers with homebound older New Yorkers to have in home visits on a regular basis, Friendly Visiting leads to the creation of meaningful relationships between older adults and volunteers, promoting intergenerational understanding.

New York City Department for the Aging (DFTA)

/opportunities/12122

ongoing

192 E 151st Street, 5th Floor

Suite 2

The Bronx

NY

10451

US

http://www.tophonors.org

BRONX

40.820484

-73.927032

204

8

63

2001065

2023480005

West Concourse

<ul>
<li>Wear comfortable clothing and closed toe shoes</li>
<li>You must be able to lift at least 20 pounds</li>
<li>You must be comfortable standing throughout shift</li>
<li>Please do not bring valuables with you. We cannot be responsible for your personal items, especially cell phones. Plan ahead to keep valuables on your person throughout your shift.&nbsp;</li>
<li>Volunteers eat too! You are invited to enjoy a delicious meal between 6-7 pm after our guests have all been through the line once.&nbsp;</li>
</ul>

Soup Kitchen Night Sparkle & Shine Specialist

<p><strong>Sparkle &amp; Shine Specialists help with cleaning, sweeping, mopping, dishes, taking out the garbage, etc. They may also assist with set up for the next morning's pantry as needed.</strong></p>

Sparkle &amp; Shine Specialists make our day in a very special way by swooping in at the end of the night and helping get everything clean and tidy after dinner.

Greenpoint Soup Kitchen and Food Pantry

/opportunities/12162

ongoing

178-43 Selover Road

Jamaica

NY

11434

US

http://southbronxunited.org

QUEENS

40.682571

-73.764827

412

27

366

4269958

4124860097

St. Albans

<ul>
<li>Please be comfortable standing throughout shift</li>
<li>Be comfortable bending &amp; lifting</li>
<li>You should be able to walk up and down a flight of stairs carrying boxes of food</li>
<li>Please be able to lift at least 25 pounds comfortably</li>
<li>Be comfortable counting, sorting, and labeling</li>
<li>Please wear comfortable clothing and closed toe shoes</li>
<li>Plan ahead to keep valuables on your person throughout your shift or lock them in our volunteer lockers provided in the basement</li>
<li>Bring extra warm clothes in the winter because with the front door open it can be chilly</li>
</ul>

Greenpoint Food Pantry Team

<p><strong>Activities include helping guests select and pack farm-fresh produce and dry good items, organizing, re-stocking and helping to keep everything neat and tidy.  </strong></p>

<p>Street parking can be found in the neighborhood, but is usually very full.  Metered parking is available on Manhattan Avenue at the end of the block.  The G-train Greenpoint Avenue stop is a convenient two blocks away and the B24 Bus stops nearby along Manhattan Avenue.</p>

Help to distribute free groceries to our guests in an atmosphere of welcome and compassion.

Greenpoint Soup Kitchen and Food Pantry

/opportunities/12164

ongoing

39 Eldridge Street,

4th Floor

New York

NY

10002

US

http://www.theglbtproject.org

MANHATTAN

40.715724

-73.993222

103

1

16

1003900

1003010030

Chinatown

<p>This opportunity needs&nbsp;someone who has energy to lift up light and heavy stuff to bring into the storage room and arrange them in a manner of first in and&nbsp;first&nbsp;out.</p>

Receiving Deliveries on Mondays.{Trinity Human Services Corp}

<p>Trinity Human Services Corporation is the only Food Pantry that is open four days a week in the area.  Not only does this pantry offers limited to the emergency food, but also other social services.  People come to this pantry for assistance in SNAP Applications, Housing Application, Clothing, and filling Tax returns just mention a few.  We are open to the public Tuesday through Friday from 9:00am to 12pm and 1 pm to 4pm.  We will really appreciate if someone could help so that our doors could remain open to our needy brothers and sisters.  As you all know non- profit organizations depend on donations to support themselves in running their projects   </p>

Would you like to spend some of your spare time to help at the food pantry? Trinity zhumans Services Corporation is seeking for volunteers who can help to receiving deliveries on Mondays. We are open from 9:00am-12:00pm and 1:00pm-4:00pm.

Health and Well-Being

Trinity Human services Corporation

/opportunities/12179

ongoing

144 St. Felix Street- Program Site

76A Fifth Ave- Imani House Office

Brooklyn

NY

11217

US

http://www.theglbtproject.org

<p>Volunteers should dress in clothes that can get dirty and closed toe shoes. They are also encouraged to bring their own water bottles. Space is limited and registration is required. Volunteers under 18 must be accompanied by a chaperone.</p>

09/28 Parkchester - Street Tree Care

<p>Come work with NYC Parks Stewardship to care for local street trees! Volunteers will learn how to aerate, cultivate, mulch, and identify street trees. They will also learn about the important roles street trees play in New York City.</p>

Come work with NYC Parks Stewardship to care for local street trees!

New York City Department of Parks & Recreation

/opportunities/13965

onetime

1326 Madison Avenue

Garden Level

New York

NY

10128

US

https://www.nycgovparks.org/reg/stewardship/7360

MANHATTAN

40.785687

-73.955298

108

4

16001

1047127

1015050056

Upper East Side-Carnegie Hill

<p>Interested candidates must be able to meet the following minimum requirements in order to participate in SAVI&rsquo;s Volunteer Advocate Program:</p>

<p>&nbsp;</p>

<ol>
<li>Be at least 21 years of age</li>
<li>Current residency in Manhattan,&nbsp;Queens or Brooklyn, to be close to the hospitals we serve. (Some areas of each borough are out of our catchment area &ndash; this is based on zip code)</li>
<li>Ability to participate in-person in a 2.5 hour interview held on our Upper East Side campus.</li>
<li>Successfully complete the required Mount Sinai Hospital Volunteer Department medical, drug and background screenings</li>
<li>Ability to attend all sessions of the 40-hour NYS Department of Health Training (see below for more information) provided by SAVI</li>
<li>Willing to commit to a minimum of two shifts per month, for at least one year. (Shift times are as follows: 8pm-2am; 2am- 8am; 8am &ndash; 2pm; 2pm-8pm.)</li>
</ol>

<p>Please go here:</p>

<p><a href="https://tinyurl.com/savirecruit">https://tinyurl.com/savirecruit</a></p>

<p>Questions? Call 212-423-2140 or email savi@mssm.edu.</p>

Help Survivors of Sexual and Intimate Partner Violence - Manhattan, Queens & Brooklyn Residents Needed!

<p>Dear Manhattan, Queens &amp; Brooklyn residents,</p>

<p>The Mount Sinai Sexual Assault and Violence Intervention (SAVI) Program invites you to join us in eradicating sexual and intimate partner violence from our communities. New York City needs you!</p>

<p>By joining our roster of volunteer Emergency Department (ED) Advocates it is possible to have an impact. An ED Advocate is trained to provide support and advocacy for survivors in emergency departments, so they don’t have to face the difficult decisions, emotions and follow-up procedures alone. SAVI ED Advocates helped more than 500 survivors in New York City Emergency Departments last year—<strong>that’s almost 2 survivors a day!</strong></p>

<p>We hope you or someone you know may be interested in becoming a Volunteer Emergency Department Advocate. Those interested should review our application requirements and link here: <a href="https://tinyurl.com/SAVIrecruit">https://tinyurl.com/SAVIrecruit</a>.</p>

<p>Interviews will be held from July – October and those accepted into the program will begin training in October.</p>

<p>More information is also available at our website: please visit <a href="http://www.mountsinai.org/patient-care/service-areas/community-medicine/areas-of-care/sexual-assault-and-violence-intervention-program-savi/volunteer">http://www.mountsinai.org/patient-care/service-areas/community-medicine/areas-of-care/sexual-assault-and-violence-intervention-program-savi/volunteer</a></p>

<p>Thank you so much for your help and we hope to hear from you! </p>

The Mount Sinai Sexual Assault and Violence Intervention (SAVI) Program’s is recruiting volunteer ED patient advocates for our Fall Advocate Training. Visit https://tinyurl.com/SAVIrecruit for information. YOU can be an early positive support for those on the path towards healing.

The Mount Sinai Sexual Assault and Violence Intervention (SAVI) Program

/opportunities/12215

ongoing

312 East 109th Street

New York

NY

10029

US

http://www.bike.nyc/volunteer/volunteer-opportunities/bike-education/

MANHATTAN

40.792306

-73.94048

111

8

170

1074278

1016800045

East Harlem South

<p><strong>REQUIREMENTS:</strong></p>

<p>Volunteers must be 18 or older. An interview, training, references, and background check are required.</p>

<p><strong>COMMITMENT:</strong><br />
Weekly hour-long visits for a minimum of 6 months.</p>

<p><strong>DAY &amp; TIME:</strong><br />
Flexible</p>

<p><strong>LOCATION (may vary):</strong><br />
45-25 Kissena Boulevard<br />
Flushing, NY 11355</p>

Friendly Visiting Volunteers

<p>Selfhelp is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to maintaining the independence and dignity of seniors and at-risk populations through a spectrum of housing, home health care, and social services.</p>

<p>The Selfhelp Queens North Friendly Visiting is a program that matches homebound seniors with volunteers in the community who make weekly visits in the seniors’ homes. Friendly visiting helps relieve the senior’s social isolation and is an enriching opportunity for the volunteer to develop a meaningful friendship. Seniors and the volunteer can take part in fun activities like playing card games, discussing current events, sharing stories, learning/teaching new skills, and celebrating special days in the lives of the seniors. Your time and companionship as a friendly visitor is invaluable!</p>

<p>We ask for a minimum commitment of six months for weekly hour-long visits. Matches are based on volunteer availability and geographic location. Our office is located in Flushing and we service the areas of <strong>College Point, Bayside, Whitestone, and Flushing.</strong></p>

<p><strong>* </strong>We currently in need of <strong>KOREAN, GREEK,</strong> <strong>RUSSIAN, </strong><strong>SPANISH, </strong>and <strong>AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE (ASL) </strong>speakers!</p>

Selfhelp Queens North Friendly Visiting is a program that matches homebound seniors with volunteers in their community who make weekly in-person, phone, and/or video visits. Friendly visiting is an enriching opportunity for the volunteer to develop a meaningful friendship.

Health and Well-Being

Selfhelp Queens North Friendly Visitor Program

/opportunities/12259

ongoing

2 Lafayette Street

New York

NY

10007

US

http://www.carterburdennetwork.org/

MANHATTAN

40.713723

-74.003586

101

1

31

1001672

1001550001

SoHo-TriBeCa-Civic Center-Little Italy

<ul>
<li>No formal coaching experience &nbsp;but passion for the game and enthusiasm for working with children is a necessity.</li>
<li>Passion for and prior experience working with immigrant youth a plus</li>
</ul>

Soccer Coach & Mentor - SBU Global Youth League

<p><strong>Position Overview:</strong><br />
Coach Mentors work with one team of girls or boys who participate in the intramural SBU Global Youth League during the Fall and/or Spring Seasons. Coaches run short practices and manage games for youth that compete against the other teams within the SBU league. Coaches not only share the joy of playing the sport, but also reinforce the values that sport helps develop, including teamwork, discipline, and empathy. Most importantly, Coach Mentors play a vital role in mentoring youth in the program adjust to life in New York.  </p>

<p><strong>When:</strong></p>

<ul>
<li>Saturday morning/afternoon in Fall and Spring. Coaches volunteer a set 1.5-2 hour slot between 12pm-5pm. The time slot is dependent on the age group being coached.</li>
<li>Fall runs from September - November</li>
<li>Spring runs from mid-March - June</li>
</ul>

<p><strong>Where:</strong></p>

<ul>
<li>Mullaly Park: Jerome Avenue at 165th Street. Park is on the north side of Yankee Stadium</li>
</ul>

<p><strong>Commitment:</strong></p>

<ul>
<li>Coach Mentors must be able to commit to being present for at least a 1.5 hours every Saturday(excluding holiday weekends) during the season.</li>
<li>Attend Coach Mentor Orientation Training prior to the commencement of the season. Additional optional training sessions will be provided during the season. </li>
<li>One season commitment minimum, but two seasons is preferred.</li>
<li>Coaches should understand they will be the point person for contact with families and players and willing to make phone calls home to ensure plays are aware of games and to provide other additional support where necessary.</li>
</ul>

<p>NYCYM</p>

South Bronx United's (SBU) Global Youth League aims to partner with immigrant youth in the Bronx as they transition to life in the United States. By providing a meeting place for youth to acclimate to life in New York through the familiar vehicle of soccer, we aim to add value to their experiences.

Communities and Neighbors

South Bronx United

/opportunities/12261

ongoing

136 Milton Street

brooklyn

NY

11222

US

http://www.nyc.gov/html/dfta/html/volunteer/friendly_visiting_volunteer_program.shtml

BROOKLYN

40.729376

-73.955224

301

33

565

3064901

3025660032

Greenpoint

<p>Must be able to commit to at least 2 hours each week, and make either a summer long commitment or a September through December commitment, or January through June. Must be consistent in arriving on time each week.&nbsp;A general willingness to help and encourage kids is needed.</p>

<p>&nbsp;</p>

<p>&nbsp;</p>

Homework Helper

<p>Bronx Library Center needs volunteers to act as Homework Helpers on Weekdays. Varied hours during summer, and after 3pm in fall. On Saturdays at 2 PM or 4 PM.</p>

<p>Assist youth ages are 5 to 12 and subjects vary.  One afternoon a week is sufficient, but would be wonderful if volunteer was able to do more than 1 day.</p>

Bronx Library Center needs volunteers to act as Homework Helpers on Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday. Varied hours during summer, and after 3pm in fall. On Saturdays at 2 PM or 4 PM.

Education

New York Public Library

/opportunities/12330

ongoing

136 Milton Street

brooklyn

NY

11222

US

http://www.volunteergreenpoint.org

BROOKLYN

40.729376

-73.955224

301

33

565

3064901

3025660032

Greenpoint

<p>You must be able to commit to a 5:30-7:00 schedule once a week for nine weeks. &nbsp;You must be at least a junior in high school. &nbsp;All other ages welcome. &nbsp;You must have excellent reading, writing and communication skills and be very organized.</p>

Help a Student with the NYC High School Application Process

<p>Today in NYC, all students have a choice of which public high school to attend.  They must research schools and decide which of these to place on an application that allows for 12 choices. With over 700 programs to choose from, this becomes rather complicated for a 13 year old, especially in cases where a parent might not be able to help with the process.  In order to assist our middle school students, Goddard Riverside Community Center's Beacon Program has created an opportunity where students can be matched one-to-one with a mentor to research, select and apply to their top choices for high school.  </p>

<p>Mentoring will begin the first week in May and end in June.  We will provide all of the training.</p>

<p>Finding the "best fit" high school can make all the difference in a young person's life.</p>

All 8th grade NYC students have to fill out an application for their choices for high school. This is a complicated process for a 13 year old. We offer assistance by pairing the child one-to one with a mentor who can help. We provide all the training you need.

Education

Goddard Riverside Community Center

/opportunities/12376

ongoing

153A Johnson Avenue

Brooklyn

NY

11206

US

http://www.volunteergreenpoint.orgpp

BROOKLYN

40.706527

-73.943947

301

34

505

3400456

3030610010

East Williamsburg

<p><strong>* </strong>We currently in need of <strong>KOREAN, GREEK, </strong><strong>RUSSIAN,&nbsp;SPANISH, </strong>and&nbsp;<strong>AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE (ASL)&nbsp;</strong>speakers!</p>

<p><strong>REQUIREMENTS:</strong><br />
Volunteers must be 18 or older. An interview, training, references, and background check are required.</p>

<p><strong>COMMITMENT:</strong><br />
Weekly hour-long visits for a minimum of 6 months.</p>

<p><strong>DAY &amp; TIME:</strong><br />
Flexible</p>

<p><strong>LOCATION (may vary):</strong><br />
45-25 Kissena Boulevard<br />
Flushing, NY 11355</p>

ENGLISH, SPANISH, KOREAN, AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE, GREEK, RUSSIAN Speakers: Friendly Visitors Needed

<p>Selfhelp is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to maintaining the independence and dignity of seniors and at-risk populations through a spectrum of housing, home health care, and social services.</p>

<p>The Selfhelp Queens North Friendly Visiting is a program that matches homebound seniors with volunteers in the community who make weekly in-person, phone, and/or video visits to the seniors. Friendly visiting helps relieve the senior’s social isolation and is an enriching opportunity for the volunteer to develop a meaningful friendship. Seniors and the volunteer can take part in fun activities like playing card games, discussing current events, sharing stories, learning/teaching new skills, and celebrating special days in the lives of the seniors. Your time and companionship as a friendly visitor is invaluable!</p>

<p>We ask for a minimum commitment of six months for weekly hour-long visits. Matches are based on volunteer availability and geographic location. Our office is located in Flushing and we service the areas of <strong>College Point, Bayside, Whitestone, and Flushing.</strong></p>

<p> </p>

Selfhelp Queens North Friendly Visiting is a program that matches homebound seniors with volunteers in their community who make weekly in-person, phone, and/or video visits. Friendly visiting is an enriching opportunity for the volunteer to develop a meaningful friendship.

Selfhelp Queens North Friendly Visitor Program

/opportunities/12541

ongoing

Mullaly Park: 1055 Jerome Avenue at 165th Street

Bronx

NY

10452

US

http://www.southbronxunited.org/

BRONX

40.832661

-73.924309

204

16

63

2000000

2024950001

West Concourse

<p>Coaches must be able to commit to being present for at least a 2 hours, one day a week (4-6pm on either Tuesdays, Wednesday or Thursdays) for one season.</p>

After-School Soccer Coach

<p><strong>Overview:</strong><br />
South Bronx United is seeking coaches that not only want to share the joy of playing the sport but also want to reinforce the values that sport helps develop (teamwork, discipline, respect, etc) for its after school soccer program. SBU, a sports based youth development organization, runs after school practices for boys and girls ages 6-14, 3 days a week. Coaches work with one age group of 10-20 youth for 2 hours at least one day a week.</p>

<p><strong>When:</strong><br />
Tuesdays and Wednesdays 4-6pm<br />
<em>Fall Season:</em> Early September – Early November,<br />
<em>Spring Season:</em> Mid March – Mid June</p>

<p><strong>Where:</strong><br />
Mullaly Park, Jerome Avenue at 165th St, Bronx NY 10452</p>

<p><strong>Commitment:</strong><br />
Coaches must be able to commit to being present for at least a 2 hours, one day a week (4-6pm on either Tuesdays or Wednesdays) for one season.</p>

<p><strong>Qualifications:</strong><br />
Previous coaching experiences is not required, but enthusiasm for working with children and background playing the sport is needed.</p>

<p><strong>Training:</strong><br />
We will provide volunteers with orientation materials, coaching training, and a coaching manual. A formal orientation/ training will be held prior to each season.</p>

<p><strong>Benefits:</strong><br />
In addition to helping provide the resources and support to allow underserved and under-resourced youth the opportunity to participate in a safe, structured environment, coaches will have opportunities for professional coaching trainings and will be connected to a network of caring volunteers for fun soccer related events throughout the year.</p>

<p>NYCYM</p>

South Bronx United is seeking coaches that not only want to share the joy of playing the sport but also want to reinforce the values that sport helps develop (teamwork, discipline, respect, etc) for its after school soccer program.

Health and Well-Being

South Bronx United

/opportunities/12382

ongoing

257-02 Union Turnpike

Glen Oaks

NY

11004

US

http://www.volunteergreenpoint.orgpp

QUEENS

40.745801

-73.714244

413

23

157902

4177552

4086940025

Glen Oaks-Floral Park-New Hyde Park

<p>*Fingerprinting with NYC Dept. of Education required*</p>

<p>Please contact Robi Jaffrey&nbsp;offline at (212) 353-2010 x155, or <a href="mailto:volunteer@cdi-ny.org">volunteer@cdi-ny.org</a> to find out more. (Please do not send a message via nycservice; please reach out directly. Thank you.)</p>

Volunteer Tutors Needed in Manhattan High School!

<p>MCNDHS is a public school whose students are between 17 and 21 years old, many of whom are recent immigrants from around the world and all of whom are working toward their NY State HS Regents diploma.</p>

<p>Tutors are needed for all subjects, including:</p>

<ul>
<li>English (all levels, from basic conversation to advanced grammar/writing)</li>
<li>Math (all levels, especially Algebra)</li>
<li>Science (especially Biology and Earth Science)</li>
<li>History (Global and US)</li>
</ul>

<p>Tutors are needed Monday through Friday, from 10 am to 8 pm.</p>

Tutor the future of our city!

Volunteer tutors are needed to work with the remarkable community at Manhattan Comprehensive Night and Day High School (MCNDHS)!

Comprehensive Development, Inc.

/opportunities/12436

ongoing

1 Gustave L. Levy Place

Box 1670

New York

NY

10029

US

http://www.trinityhumanservices.org

MANHATTAN

40.790443

-73.953793

111

8

168

1083923

1016040006

East Harlem South

<p><strong>Qualifications:</strong></p>

<p>Enthusiastic and caring with a specific interest in social work, counseling, and youth empowerment. Should have a background in working with youth. Education, social work, psychology, sociology, or related majors are preferred. No soccer background necessary.</p>

<p>&nbsp;</p>

Education Internship

<p><strong>Overview:</strong><br />
South Bronx United Education Interns work closely with SBU educational staff in coordinating and supervising the SBU After School Tutoring Program. The program provides homework help and academic enrichment activities for approximately 80 youth ages 10-15. Interns work 3-5 days a week from 3:30-6:30 pm and get hands on experience administering an educational program, counseling and tutoring youth, and developing educational resources. The internship is perfect for those looking to gain experience in the fields of education, school counseling, and social work.</p>

<p><strong>When:</strong></p>

<ul>
<li>Fall Internship: September – early December</li>
<li>Spring Internship: mid/late January - May</li>
</ul>

<p><strong>Where:</strong><br />
Boys prep, 3rd Floor,<br />
192 E 151st Street,<br />
Bronx, NY 10451</p>

<p><strong>Commitment:</strong><br />
A minimum of 3 days a week from 3:30-6:30, Monday-Friday for at least one semester.</p>

<p><strong>Training:</strong><br />
All interns will receive training from our Director of Education and Social Worker prior to working in the classroom.</p>

<p><strong>Benefits:</strong><br />
While the position is unpaid, interns have the opportunity to work directly with veteran educators and a licensed master of social work in an educational setting. Interns will get hands-on experience in developing learning resources, managing a classroom, and working with students who have the greatest educational and/or emotional needs. Interns will have the opportunity to learn how to read and understand students Individualized Education Plans (IEPs)</p>

<p><strong>Responsibilities in Detail:</strong><br />
Interns assist in three major program areas. Depending on the specific interests and skill set of the intern the job can be focused on one or more of these areas:</p>

<p><em>Education</em></p>

<ul>
<li>Provide tutoring to youth within the program with a focus on Special Education students</li>
<li>Support staff with classroom management</li>
<li>Help build the database of educational resources and develop lesson plans</li>
<li>Support the Education Director in building a middle school curriculum</li>
</ul>

<p><em>Programmatic</em></p>

<ul>
<li>Track student behavioral incidents and progress</li>
<li>Organize and maintain classroom space, program records,    and academic resources</li>
<li>Support staff in tracking academic progress at tutoring and school</li>
<li>Assist with volunteer recruitment and management</li>
</ul>

<p><em>Counseling</em></p>

<ul>
<li>Help resolve conflicts between youth and manage behavior</li>
<li>Work with you in setting behavioral goals</li>
</ul>

<p> </p>

Education Interns work to coordinate &amp; supervise the After School Tutoring Program. The program provides homework help &amp; academic enrichment activities for 80 youth ages 10-15. The internship is perfect for those looking to gain experience in the fields of education, school counseling &amp; social work.

South Bronx United

/opportunities/12454

ongoing

45-25 Kissena Blvd

Flushing

NY

11355

US

http://www.glenoaksvac.org

QUEENS

40.751765

-73.820331

407

20

1205

4117390

4052000052

East Flushing

<ul>
<li>Bachelors/Masters in either of the following Business, Finance, Marketing, Law or Human Services.</li>
<li>Live in New York</li>
<li>Able to meet in person once per month</li>
<li>Interpersonal/Customer Service Skills</li>
</ul>

Board Vice Chair

<p>You will be required to help with contributing/ assisting with stragies in raising funds, resources, contacts, and awareness about the organization. Your input will be highly valuable and expected. Stending in for the Chair when unavaiable</p>

<p>we are looking for someone who understands and cares deeply about the mission to clothe children in need and takes pride in being apart of the organization.</p>

Our Organization is looking for a great Board member that will serve as Vice Chair.

Yadestinytreasurechest

/opportunities/12463

ongoing

Mullaly Park: 1055 Jerome Avenue at 165th Street

Bronx

NY

10452

US

http://www.mssm.edu/savi

BRONX

40.832661

-73.924309

204

16

63

2000000

2024950001

West Concourse

<p>Relevant degree subjects are numerous but any with either a creative or technical element would be useful and include:</p>

<ul>
<li>computer science;</li>
<li>digital media production;</li>
<li>fine art;</li>
<li>graphic design;</li>
<li>information technology;</li>
<li>multimedia web design;</li>
<li>software engineering;</li>
<li>web design.</li>
</ul>

<p>&nbsp;</p>

Web designer

<p>Web designer duties can vary depending upon the type of organisation worked for and the technical level of the website, but can include:</p>

<ul>
<li>meeting online members to identify their needs and liaising regularly with them;</li>
<li>drawing up detailed website specifications;</li>
<li>designing sample page layouts including text size and colours;</li>
<li>designing graphics, animations and manipulating digital photographs;</li>
<li>registering web domain names and organising the hosting of the website;</li>
<li>presenting initial design ideas to members;</li>
<li>coding using a variety of software;</li>
<li>working with different content management systems;</li>
<li>search engine optimisation;</li>
<li>meeting relevant legal requirements such as accessibility standards, freedom of information and privacy;</li>
<li>designing the website's visual imagery and ensuring it's in line with company branding policy or the requirements of the client;</li>
<li>proofreading content and making changes where necessary;</li>
<li>editing content, debugging code and re-designing web pages;</li>
<li>working with other web specialists including web developers and graphic designers;</li>
</ul>

<p> </p>

The Web Designer plans, creates and codes web pages, using both non-technical and technical skills to produce websites that fit the member's requirements.

Agency of International Cooperation for Development, Inc.

/opportunities/12494

ongoing

310 East Kingsbridge Road

Bronx

NY

10458

US

http://www.mssm.edu/savi

BRONX

40.863276

-73.89422

207

15

39901

2116006

2031540083

Bedford Park-Fordham North

<p>Some office experience helpful, but not necessary. Good for accouinting or finance majors who want some office experience.</p>

Finance Office Volunteer Needed for 1 Day a Week

<p>Some of the duties include:</p>

<p> </p>

<p>Alphabetizing and filing vendor invoices</p>

<p> </p>

<p>Post to Excel worksheet receipts</p>

<p> </p>

<p>Other general office duties - (copying, filing, etc.)</p>

We need a Volunteer Finance Office Assistant who can assist one day a week (day/hours flexible)

Helpful but not necessary to have office experience. Must be responsible, reliable and eager to learn. Basic Excel capability a plus.

Little Sisters of the Assumption Family Health Service

/opportunities/12528

ongoing

154 West 93 Street

Nw York

NY

10025

US

https://selfhelp.net/

MANHATTAN

40.791709

-73.970802

107

6

177

1032522

1012230005

Upper West Side

<p><strong>Parent consent is required </strong>for adolescents under 18 years</p>

Seeking Parents and Teens for Well-Being Study

<p>Researchers at Teachers College, Columbia University are seeking <strong>adolescents and young adults (ages 15-19 years) </strong>to participate in a study aimed at understanding different patterns of thoughts and feelings experienced. We are recruiting adolescents with <strong>diverse backgrounds</strong>, some who have had thoughts of hurting themselves and some who have never had these thoughts.</p>

<ul>
<li>Adolescent participation involves one laboratory visit involving computer tasks, interviews, a self-report packet, and online surveys</li>
<li>Eligible participants will be <strong>compensated</strong> at the end of the visit</li>
<li>Parent consent is required for adolescents under 18 years</li>
<li><strong>If interested, please call 212-678-7487, email lcds@tc.columbia.edu, or</strong> <strong>visit our website</strong> to see if you qualify for participation. </li>
<li>Adolescents under 18 years must complete this phone screen in the presence of a parent</li>
<li>This study is IRB approved ID #18-103</li>
</ul>

Researchers at Teachers College, Columbia University are seeking adolescents and young adults (ages 15-19 years) to participate in a study aimed at understanding different patterns of thoughts and feelings experienced throughout this developmental period.

Education

Laboratory for Clinical and Developmental Studies (LCDS)

/opportunities/12609

ongoing

240 Second Avenue

New York

NY

10003

US

https://www.nypl.org/locations/bronx-library-center

MANHATTAN

40.732716

-73.984665

106

2

48

1020416

1009210064

Gramercy

<p>18 years of age or older. Must provide information to run a brief background check. Commitment for 6 months for 1 hour per week.</p>

Senior Socialization-Give a senior a reason to smile!

<p>What a way to kick off your new year’s resolutions by volunteering to visit a homebound senior in your area. These seniors desperately need the human contact and socialization and WE need YOU to help us do that!</p>

<p> </p>

<p>Trust me on this....volunteering with seniors is a life-changing experience - even for the volunteer! Your energy, enthusiasm, time, and skills truly have the power to change how these seniors live day to day- and at the same time you’re likely to find that the experience is changing you too. You’ll be giving much of yourself, but you’ll receive much in return!</p>

Visit with a senior in your community for one hour a week and make a world of a difference!

Communities and Neighbors

Jewish Community Council of Greater Coney Island, Inc.

/opportunities/12688

ongoing

Boys Prep

192 E 151st Street, 3rd Floor

Bronx

NY

10451

US

https://www.goddard.org

BRONX

40.818689

-73.868527

209

18

20

2021972

2035910050

Soundview-Castle Hill-Clason Point-Harding Park

<p><strong>Portfolio Mentor Applicant Requirements</strong></p>

<p>●&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;BFA, MFA, or working knowledge of foundational art skills</p>

<p>●&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Portfolio development experience</p>

<p>●&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Minimum 1 year NYC residency</p>

<p>&nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>TAP Portfolio Mentor Application Process</strong></p>

<p>1. Complete Free Arts NYC&rsquo;s Online Application</p>

<p>2. Supplemental Application, including a resume &amp; portfolio of 3-5 pieces</p>

<p>3. Interview with Free Arts Staff &amp; References (<em>2 professional, 1 personal</em>)</p>

<p>4. Fingerprinting with GoPass</p>

<p>5. Attend two required trainings and a meeting with mentee</p>

<p>(Youth Development Training:Thursday, February 28th: 6:30 - 8:30 pm or Tuesday, March 12th from 6:30 - 8:30 pm <strong>and</strong>&nbsp;one Program Training: Wednesday, March 13th: 6:30 - 8:30 pm or Thursday, March 21st: 6:30 - 8:30 pm - Meet your teen on Saturday, April 6th!)</p>

<p>&nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>EXTENDED APPLICATION DEADLINE: Friday, March 8th</strong></p>

<p>HOW TO APPLY</p>

<p>Interested mentors will be required to submit an application and attend a New Volunteer Orientation.</p>

<p>Complete a&nbsp;<a href="https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeKQUUNNN1JL8d0z7LBSCq1Jkf-KJlviKA1ilLXA3PK9iZjLg/viewform">supplemental application</a>&nbsp;here.</p>

<p>Any Questions?&nbsp;</p>

<p>Contact: Volunteer@freeartsnyc.org</p>

Be an Artist Mentor with our Portfolio Mentorship Program!

<p><strong>What is the Teen Art Portfolio Mentorship Program?</strong></p>

<p>As a volunteer in the Portfolio Mentorship Program, you’ll have the opportunity to mold a young artist while developing your own skills as an artist and educator. During weekly sessions, you’ll guide your mentee through the technical and artistic process of creating a visual portfolio, practice interview and audition skills, while serving as a positive role model. By the end of the program, you will both have shared and strengthened your arts backgrounds and your mentee will have applied to an arts high school or college!</p>

<p> </p>

<p><strong>Time Commitment</strong></p>

<p>●    Pairs will meet monthly for 2-3 hours from April- December</p>

<p>●   Mentors can expect to spend an additional hour each week commuting, creating lesson plans, and completing Free Arts NYC online evaluations or monthly phone calls</p>

<p>●    Attendance to H.S. Open Houses, Interviews &amp; Auditions, where possible</p>

<p> </p>

<p><strong>As a Portfolio Mentor You Can Expect Free Arts to Provide</strong></p>

<p>●    Six hours of professional development trainings in Youth Development</p>

<p>●    Portfolio Mentorship manual (includes resources on pair bonding, goal setting, portfolio development, and interviewing / auditioning)</p>

<p>●    Dedicated Teen Arts Program staff support, including weekly online &amp; individual monthly check-ins</p>

<p>●   Monthly lesson plan clinics with fellow volunteers and Free Arts NYC staff</p>

<p>●   Networking with other arts education professionals</p>

<p> </p>

<p><strong>Portfolio Mentor Responsibilities</strong></p>

<p>●   Utilizing Portfolio Mentorship manual and TAP Manager support, create a plan for all sessions that ensures teen’s goals are met</p>

<p>●    Support mentee in improving their artistic skills,          culminating with the creation and mounting of 20 original portfolio pieces</p>

<p>●    Help mentee to develop interview / audition skills, as necessary</p>

Free Arts NYC empowers underserved youth through art and mentoring programs to develop their creativity, confidence, and skills to succeed.

Education

Free Arts NYC

/opportunities/12706

ongoing

PO Box 50385

Brooklyn

NY

11205

US

http://www.southbronxunited.org/getinvolved/volunteer/sfs-coach

<p>Orientation</p>

<p>2 PPD Tests</p>

<p>Proof of MMR immunization</p>

<p>Flu Shot</p>

<p>Reference Letter</p>

<p>&nbsp;</p>

Volunteen - Youth Volunteer at The New Jewish Home

<p>The New Jewish Home, Manhattan is seeking teens ages 13-17 to assist with large group and small group programs.  We are looking for teens to commit to a weekly schedule (as little as a couple of hours a week either after school or on weekends).  Volunteers assist our staff in transporting elders from their rooms to programs within our facility as well as assisting during the programs.</p>

<p><a href="https://www.volgistics.com/ex/portal.dll/ap?ap=1114206372">https://www.volgistics.com/ex/portal.dll/ap?ap=1114206372</a></p>

<p>Possible opportunities:</p>

<p>After school (weekdays until 5:30) - bingo, cards, chess, arts &amp; crafts, music programs, discussion group, reading to elders, library.</p>

<p>Saturdays - Shabbat Worship , Concert or Movie, Exercise</p>

<p>Sundays - Catholic/Protestant Worship, Concert or Movie, Exercise</p>

<p>Holidays  - Bingo, Movie, Concert/Sing-a-Long, Crafts, Religous Services</p>

<p>All volunteers are required to complete the requirements listed</p>

Youth volunteers (ages 13-17) can assist staff with engaging elders in Therapeutic Recreation activities, religious life programs, and 1:1 or small group engagement.

Apply here: https://www.volgistics.com/ex/portal.dll/ap?ap=1114206372

Communities and Neighbors

The New Jewish Home, Manhattan

/opportunities/12728

ongoing

276 5th Avenue Suite 704

New York

NY

10001

US

http://www.cdi-ny.org

MANHATTAN

40.745658

-73.986596

105

4

76

1015765

1008310042

Midtown-Midtown South

<p>Able to commit to once a week meeting on Wednesday afternoons from 2pm - 5pm for a minimum of 8 weeks beginning in September and helping through end of November. May continue class if popular.</p>

Math Tutor

<p>Wednesday afternoons, 3pm to 5pm, starting September 1st. Help students preparing for their TASC test with decimals, fractions, ratios and percentages, statistics and probability, algebra, functions, and geometry. Assist librarian in giving personal assistance to students. </p>

Help students preparing for their TASC test with decimals, fractions, ratios and percentages, statistics and probability, algebra, functions, and geometry.

Education

New York Public Library

/opportunities/12742

ongoing

333 East 115th St.

New York

NY

10029

US

http://www.southbronxunited.org/getinvolved/internships

MANHATTAN

40.795741

-73.936919

111

8

188

1052905

1016870017

East Harlem North

<p><strong>Requirements-&nbsp;Qualifications:</strong>&nbsp;This person should have:</p>

<p>&bull;&nbsp;Prior filming/editing experience (Must send us samples of previous work)&nbsp;</p>

<p>&bull;Must have his/her own equipment. Must be reliable and dependable. Ability to work independently&nbsp;</p>

<p>&bull;Excellent computer skills</p>

<p>&bull;Knowledge of Wordpress preferred</p>

Videographer

<p>Mission: Launched May 1992, Big Apple Greeter is an independent non-profit corporation. Its mission is to enhance New York City's worldwide image and enrich the New York experience of visitors by connecting them with knowledgeable and enthusiastic "Greeters.' A very small, dedicated staff and a committed corps of volunteers help Big Apple Greeter promote a friendly image of New York and create opportunities for New Yorkers to show pride in their city.</p>

<p>Under the supervision of the Project Manager and working closely with at least one of our long time Greeters, this person would be responsible for producing a series of videos.</p>

<p><strong>Responsibilities would include</strong>: </p>

<p>-        Filming one of our annual meetings either:</p>

<p>o    September 10^th (Need to be available from 9 am to 1 pm)</p>

<p>o    September 25^th (Need to be available from 4 pm to 7:30 pm)</p>

<p>-        Filming and editing a series of 5 to 10 videos with different length and purposes. These videos could be used for but are not limited to:</p>

<p>o   Recruit new volunteers (either posted on FB or on Big Apple Greeter website)</p>

<p>o   Present the program to new Greeters during Orientation Sessions</p>

<p>o   Trigger more donations (posted on FB, sent to visitors after a Greet by email, etc)</p>

<p><strong>Time Commitment</strong>: Work from home possible to edit the videos. Flexible hours. </p>

<p><strong>What you take from us</strong>: An extraordinary opportunity to work with a knowledgeable and inspiring retired advertising executive and to help promote an amazing program.</p>

Under the supervision of the Project Manager, working closely with at least one of our long time volunteers, this person would be responsible for producing videos for an independent non-profit which promotes New York City's worldwide image and connects visitors with knowledgeable locals.

Big Apple Greeter

/opportunities/13982

ongoing

Parkchester

McGraw Avenue & Metropolitan Avenue

The Bronx

NY

10462

US

http://bigapplegreeter.org

<p>Bachelor&rsquo;s degree (Masters preferred)</p>

<p>Prior development experience</p>

<p>&nbsp;Knowledge of non-profit arts development</p>

<p>Excellent writing, presentation and planning skills</p>

<p>Attention to detail</p>

<p>Experience writing foundation, corporation, and individual grants and proposals</p>

<p>Ability to set goals and take ownership of duties</p>

<p>Proficiency in Microsoft Word, Excel, and Access</p>

<p>&nbsp;</p>

<p>Please note: while someone with prior experience is preferred, we are also open to graduate students in the following fields:</p>

<p>Visual Arts Administration</p>

<p>Public Administration</p>

<p>Urban Affairs</p>

<p>Business Administration</p>

<p>Art History</p>

<p>Fine Arts</p>

<p>&nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>Please send a cover letter and resume, if interested.</strong></p>

Development volunteer

<p>DUTIES</p>

<p>-  Research and cultivate new sources of government, corporate, foundation and individual support</p>

<p>-  Write and submit letters of inquiry and proposals</p>

<p>-  Provide meticulous care in the appearance and content of work products</p>

<p>-  Maintain the system for tracking all development correspondence, reporting, and supporter records</p>

<p>-  Maintain fundraising calendar and donation records</p>

<p>-  Provide staff support and outreach for the Annual Benefit and other fundraising events</p>

We need a hard-working development professional with a passionate commitment to children and the arts. The position requires excellent writing and research abilities. Must be a capable self-starter who works well as an individual and in a team. Reports to CITYarts’ Executive Director.

Communities and Neighbors

CITYarts

/opportunities/12782

ongoing

45-25 Kissena Boulevard

Flushing

NY

11355

US

http://www.yadestinytreasurechest.org

QUEENS

40.751765

-73.820331

407

20

1205

4117390

4052000052

East Flushing

<ul>
<li>Excellent communication skills</li>
<li>Work well in a diverse setting</li>
<li>Proficient in computer skills such as Microsoft Office and Internet navigation</li>
<li>Bilingual in English and Uzbek/Russian or Urdu/Punjabi desired</li>
</ul>

<p>&nbsp;</p>

<p>&nbsp;</p>

Front Desk Volunteer

<p>Goal</p>

<ul>
<li>Answer and direct all incoming calls</li>
<li>Greet and assist all visitors</li>
<li>Maintain front desk appearance and organization</li>
</ul>

<p>Responsibilities include</p>

<ul>
<li>Greet and direct visitors</li>
<li>Screen and fill intake forms with clients</li>
<li>Answer and direct incoming phone calls</li>
<li>Schedule new appointments</li>
<li>Maintain orderly appearance of reception area</li>
</ul>

<p> </p>

COPO seeks a front desk volunteer to greet visitors, answer and direct calls, and maintain the appearance and organization of the reception area.

Communities and Neighbors

Council of Peoples Organization

/opportunities/12811

ongoing

525 W 120th Street

New York

NY

10027

US

https://goo.gl/forms/QvxlUKh0Ir9i3jEt1

MANHATTAN

40.809716

-73.96009

109

7

203

1088704

1019750001

Morningside Heights

Graphic Designer volunteer

<p>This position will be required to volunteer with us for the next 3 months. Your position will entail but is not limited to:</p>

<p> </p>

<p>--Create designs, concepts, and sample layouts based on knowledge of layout principles and esthetic design concepts.</p>

<p> </p>

<p>--Use computer software to generate images, style, size of font, markup, paste. Illustrates concept by designing rough layout of art and copy regarding arrangement, size, type size and style, and related aesthetic concepts.</p>

<p>--Draw and print charts, graphs, illustrations, and using different types of art through the computer systems.</p>

<p>--Develop graphics and layouts for product illustrations, company logos, and Internet websites.</p>

<p>--Maintains technical knowledge by attending workshops, speeches, publications, etc.</p>

<p>--Complete projects and consults with the President of the organization.</p>

<p>--Contributes to team efforts and decisions when pertaining to the Graphics Department as little as but to not be solely responsible for brochure, catalogs, blogs, posts, posters, prints, etc.</p>

<p>--Prepares visual presentations by designing the art layout.</p>

<p>--Oversees Projects by coordinating with the President of the organization to make any corrections, edits, necessary.</p>

A Free Bird is a 501(C)(3)non-profit organization based in New York City. Our focus is to provide children, ages 6-18 who are patients or survivors of juvenile cancer, the opportunity to explore their artistic passions and give them the strength to fight their disease.

Communities and Neighbors

A Free Bird Organization

/opportunities/12843

ongoing

3001 West 37th Street

Brooklyn

NY

11224

US

http://www.littlesistersfamily.org

BROOKLYN

40.573177

-74.002509

313

47

340

3189617

3070650001

Seagate-Coney Island

A Free Bird Needs Volunteers for our Annual Gala in November!

<p>Job Duties Include but not limited to:</p>

<p>Hanging pictures/posters on the wall, setting up equipment for stage and around the room. Setting up tables and chairs, greeting guests, coat check (If needed) Bartending, cutting up fruits and vegetables, delivering food to tables, providing children/families with anything they need, etc. </p>

<p>The time of the event on November 7th will be from 6-9pm. We are looking for indivdiuals from 12pm-10pm on November 6th and 12pm-11pm on November 7th. </p>

<p>These hours can definitely be broken up we are looking at 4 hour intervals of volunteering however time can always be adjusted for more hours to volunteer. </p>

<p>This type of opportunity is open to individuals, gropus, older, younger people! </p>

Looking for people to help on:
November 6th for Setup and
November 7th for Setup and Event.

We are a 501 (c) 3 non profit dedicated to empowering children to fly free from cancer with the arts.

A Free Bird Organization

/opportunities/12847

ongoing

1431 Broadway Avenue, 7th Floor

New York

NY

10018

US

https://selfhelp.net/

MANHATTAN

40.754531

-73.987086

105

3

113

1022561

1009930007

Midtown-Midtown South

<p><em>A note on volunteer commitment:</em></p>

<p>Volunteer Advocates complete a one-time 30-hour core training and commit to serve for a minimum of one year after case assignment or until an assigned case is closed. In addition to dedicating at least 3-5 hours, more if necessary, each week on each case assigned, volunteers attend monthly group supervisions and in-service trainings.&nbsp;</p>

<p>&nbsp;</p>

<p>To Learn More:</p>

<p>To apply, submit an online application by visiting www.casa-nyc.org/volunteer-1. Upon receipt, CASA will contact you directly. We look forward to meeting you!</p>

Advocate for Foster Care Children and Youth

<p>Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) is a volunteer-based, non-profit organization working to ensure that children in foster care have their needs met and rights protected; that they move out of foster care and into permanent, safe and loving homes as quickly as possible; and that young people aging out of foster care have the resources and support they need to live independently. Family Court Judges assign CASA to assist with the most complex cases. To learn more, visit www.casa-nyc.org. </p>

<p> </p>

<p><em>Duties:</em></p>

<p>Volunteer Advocates conduct thorough research on the background of the case, reviewing documents and interviewing all parties involved. They report to the court, raising issues of concern that may interfere with a child's best interests and providing information that will help the judge make an informed decision. Volunteer Advocates can also play a pivotal role in assuring that a child or family is receiving services the court has ordered, such as physical or mental health services, substance abuse counseling or special education. During the life of a case, Volunteer Advocates monitor the child's situation to assure he or she remains safe and may be the only constant in the child's life as he or she moves through the bureaucratic maze of the child welfare system. Volunteers come from all backgrounds and need not have experience in legal or social services. The only requirement is a strong desire to help children who are in dire need of help.</p>

Advocate on behalf of foster care children and youth in New York City! Opportunities available in all 5 boroughs.

Communities and Neighbors

Court Appointed Special Advocates

/opportunities/12855

ongoing

120 w. 106th st

New York

NY

10025

US

https://www.clinicaldevelopmentalstudies.com/message

MANHATTAN

40.799905

-73.96447

107

7

189

1081582

1018600020

Upper West Side