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Job Descriptions
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Administrative 21 listings
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Computer Technology 1 listing
Education/Instruction 24 listings
Volunteer 1 listing
UNH Jobs 1 listing
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| Various positions
Union Settlement Association
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Deputy Director of Finance (Finance Department). Responsibilities: work with CFO in the operation of the Finance Office; preparation of all audit schedules for restricted program; scheduling of external and internal (compliance) auditors for restricted program; prepare annual Fiscal Consolidated Report with OMH (Office of Mental Health); interact with program directors concerning programs financial status; assist in preparation of all quarterly and year end tax reports; review Bank Reconciliations Monitor 3rd party billing; perform ad-hoc work assigned by CFO.
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| Job Developer
Stanley M. Isaacs Neighborhood Center
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We are looking for a dynamic individual, familiar with performance based contracts, to fill the position of Job Developer for the placement of 17 to 24 year old out of school youth. Responsibilities: achieve 8-10 job placements per month; develop new job leads and maintain existing contacts; placement goals of government contract; organize and facilitate job readiness workshops; develop internships and job shadowing experiences; work collaboratively with partner agency; provide follow-up service with participants for at least 12 months; generate statistical and narrative reports as needed.
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| Director of Facilities (Facilities Department).
University Settlement and The Door
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Reports to: Executive Director. Position description: University Settlement, serving over 20,000 low-income individuals and families each year with innovative programming, and its affiliate agency, The Door, New York Citys premier youth development agency, providing comprehensive services to 10,000 young people each year, seek a Director of Facilities to manage its rapidly growing sites.
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| Counselors (Summer Day Camp at PS 130).
The Citizens Advice Bureau
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Dates of employment: July 1-August 22. Responsibilities: supervise campers; create a nurturing environment; plan and implement literacy-based activities and clubs; set educational goals for children; take children on trips; engage children in group games and sports; supervise junior counselors; and maintain records.
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| Various positions
The Educational Alliance
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Camp Counselor (New Country Day Camp). Counselors are the direct contact between camp and campers.
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| Part-time Social Worker (the deKay Foundation Stipendiary Program).
The dekay Foundation
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Reports to: Program Director, the deKay Foundation. The deKay Foundation was established in 1966 upon the death of Helen M.
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| Director of Community Organizing.
Cypress Hills Local Development Corporation
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Responsibilities: supervise and support at least one full-time youth organizer who works with the Future of Tomorrow (FOT), a student-led organizing group with membership from two local high schools, working to improve and reform New York City high schools locally and citywide; supervise and support at least one full-time adult organizer who works with Cypress Hills Advocates for Education (CHAFE), a group of parents and residents of Cypress Hills working for education reform locally and citywide; provide direct support to FOT and CHAFE, including: outreach coordination; membership training; leadership development; campaign development and implementation; strategy formulation; coalition participation, particularly the Urban Youth Collaborative (UYC) and the Coalition for Educational Justice (CEJ); and strategic alliance development; coordinate and support CHAFE's Leadership Committee; support FOT and CHAFE to meet UYC and CEJ accountability expectations, and participate in Directors/Senior Staff meetings; participate in the Cypress Hills Management Team; develop strong collaboration among Cypress Hills departments and provide community organizing training to agency staff and program participants; support community organizing work agency-wide and activism in neighborhood by facilitating meetings of organizers throughout the agencys divisions; sponsoring neighborhood leadership conferences for leaders from CHAFE, FOT, tenant associations, block association, youth councils, etc; coordinating social action campaigns and budget advocacy agency-wide so grassroots groups are supporting each other and Cypress Hills and by working with Board and management team to bring grassroots leaders on to agencys Board and staff; manage Cypress Hills voter registration and Get Out the Vote efforts; write grant proposals and grant reports; in consultation with the Cypress Hills Executive Director, Director of Programs and Finance Director, draft budgets, monitor spending and modify budgets as appropriate; supervise graduate student(s). Qualifications: Masters of Social Work preferred; minimum of three years direct organizing experience required; some experience working with teenagers required; English and Spanish verbal and written skills required; a demonstrated commitment to social justice and belief in community organizing as a sound strategy for education reform and neighborhood rebuilding required.
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| Senior Housing Organizer
Cypress Hills Local Development Corporation
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Reports to: Director of Housing. Overview: our housing department provides individual landlord/tenant housing counseling, homeownership preparation and education, tenant organizing and mortgage foreclosure prevention services to 1,200 renters and small homeowners annually.
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20 More Clinical/Social Work Positions
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| Program Manager, MIS (Management Information Systems).
CAMBA
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Management Information Systems (MIS) Department provides reliable, practical, and cost-effective management information systems support to CAMBA AND the CAMBA staff. Responsibilities: under general direction, maintain and support network and telephone infrastructure; maintain current disaster recovery system: backup company data on a daily basis and place in storage as necessary, research new technology in order to keep networks secured and free of virus, to grow current network infrastructure to ensure continuation of the company technological growing needs; perform testing to ensure performance and company standards are met; implementation of IPSEC 5; understanding of all aspects of contract requirements and communicate this understanding to staff; participate in program design, etc.
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| Various positions
University Settlement
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Assistant Group Leader (OST After-School ProgramReports to: Program Director/Site Coordinator. Responsibilities: ensure the safety and engagement of a group of twenty or more students through program activities, including snack, homework help and transition; ensure that assistance is provided during homework period; serve as a positive role model and uphold professional behavior at all times; plan and involve children in a range of multidisciplinary activities; work constructively with partner and other colleagues; communicate regularly with supervisory staff; communicate with parents and caregivers regarding progress and problem solving; maintain responsibility for designated program supplies and proper use of all facilities, including classrooms; complete all necessary documentation and administrative task.
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| Teacher (Early Childhood Center).
University Settlement
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Reports to: Education Director. Program Description: The Early Childhood Center is a Head Start/Child Care program for children aged 3 5.
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| Various positions
The Door
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Coach (EPOCH Department). Reports to: Supervisor of Career and Leadership Initiatives (SCLI).
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21 More Education/Instruction Positions
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| Volunteers
Hudson Guild
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Volunteers. Hudson Guild - a provider of programs and services to members of the Chelsea community, is seeking volunteers for the Citymeals-on-Wheels Friendly Visiting effort.
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| Community Experience Partnership-Project Director.
United Neighborhood Houses of N.Y.
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United Neighborhood Houses of New York (UNH) promotes and strengthens the neighborhood-based, multi-service approach to improving the lives of New Yorkers in need and the communities in which they live. A membership organization rooted in the history and values of the settlement house movement, UNH supports its members through policy development, advocacy, and capacity-building activities.
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Administrative 21 listings
Camp 2 listings
Clinical/Social Work 23 listings
Computer Technology 1 listing
Education/Instruction 24 listings
Volunteer 1 listing
UNH Jobs 1 listing
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