Police Athletic League Junior Volunteer: Application HERE
Every year, these enthusiastic individuals and groups support the day-to day needs of our participants, serving as mentors, tutors, special events assistants, teaching artists, sporting event support, and workshop facilitators. Together with our staff, the NYPD, and the law enforcement community, PAL Volunteers support and inspire New York City youth to realize their full potential as productive members of society.
Law Enforcement Exploring
Law Enforcement Exploring is a community service, career-oriented program designed to educate young men and women, ages 14-20, about Law Enforcement. Exploring reaches out to New York City's young adults in every community to help build up relations between the community and New York City Police Department. Explorers are taught the importance of higher education, self-discipline, and respect for authority while they actively participate in community service projects and other Exploring events. For more information and to apply please click here
Teens Take the City: https://ymcanyc.org/programs/kids-family/teen-programs/teens-take-city
Teens Take the City aims to educate participants about who runs their neighborhoods and how to become active participants in school and community life. Primary program activities will include community mapping projects, educational workshops, and the preparation of a presentation showcasing students’ research and findings. Through these activities, oral and written communication skills will be improved, leadership abilities strengthened, and solid resumes for college developed.
Volunteer at ABC https://www.a-b-c.org/
For youth living in poverty and severe emotional distress, ABC has created licensed therapeutic youth programs that provide, through carefully crafted curricula, the structure, encouragement, and consistency that at-risk children, kindergarten through high school age, need to build academic skills, develop strength of character and positive self-esteem, and forge life-long friendships in stimulating spaces such as the Tiger Room, Chantelle’s Rec Room, Rosie & Harry’s Bistro, Bunny’s Garden, and the Healey Technology Center.
Sadie Nash Leadership Institute https://www.sadienash.org/
Leadership Institute is a year-long, after-school program for high school-aged young women. Classes meet from October to May, centering community building and intensive leadership development through intellectual and personal growth. Our classes provide a safe, enriching, and creative experience where participants can challenge their own learning as well as explore and honor their own boundaries and self-care. We also support young women in their college processes and provide greatly needed networking opportunities. Participants receive a stipend at the end of the year based on their attendance.
Tutor at GO Project
www.goprojectnyc.org/get-involved/volunteer#GOGetter
Community building is at the heart of our work at the GO Project. We have a range of opportunities that offer you the chance to connect with children and adults in your community, develop professional skills, lend your expertise, and importantly, make a positive impact on your city. Please view our available positions below.
GO School Tutoring (October- April)
GO Getter Internship (Summer)
Embrace Her Legacy
Our Embrace Her Legacy Academy is a personal development and leadership development program offered to young women (ages 14 – 19) in the New York City/tri-state area. Our program focuses on equipping young women with the tools needed to achieve unprecedented success in self-confidence, career, education and leadership. Our goal is to ignite a powerful and emotionally healthy relationship with self while using that as the foundation to realize personal and professional goals.
http://embraceherlegacy.com
Volunteer Opportunity at Brooklyn Public Library
Afterschool Homework Help is a volunteer-based community program that BPL offers though out its numerous branches. The program takes place Monday-Friday afternoon and on Saturday mornings. ASHH volunteers: assist students (grades 1-8) with their homework, help reinforce the concepts they’ve learned in school, and help them build the skills they need to succeed.
Volunteers make a 6-month commitment—to their local community, and volunteer in 2-3-hour shifts, 1-2 day(s) per week. This commitment gives New Yorkers an opportunity to offer their: knowledge, care, and time, to their community, while building meaningful relationships and making an impact that will benefit all for years to come.
**Upon competition of service, volunteers may receive a letter of recommendation from their site supervisor and/or a letter verifying the tenure of their service at BPL. **
Apply: https://www.bklynlibrary.org/support/volunteer
Every year, these enthusiastic individuals and groups support the day-to day needs of our participants, serving as mentors, tutors, special events assistants, teaching artists, sporting event support, and workshop facilitators. Together with our staff, the NYPD, and the law enforcement community, PAL Volunteers support and inspire New York City youth to realize their full potential as productive members of society.
Law Enforcement Exploring
Law Enforcement Exploring is a community service, career-oriented program designed to educate young men and women, ages 14-20, about Law Enforcement. Exploring reaches out to New York City's young adults in every community to help build up relations between the community and New York City Police Department. Explorers are taught the importance of higher education, self-discipline, and respect for authority while they actively participate in community service projects and other Exploring events. For more information and to apply please click here
Teens Take the City: https://ymcanyc.org/programs/kids-family/teen-programs/teens-take-city
Teens Take the City aims to educate participants about who runs their neighborhoods and how to become active participants in school and community life. Primary program activities will include community mapping projects, educational workshops, and the preparation of a presentation showcasing students’ research and findings. Through these activities, oral and written communication skills will be improved, leadership abilities strengthened, and solid resumes for college developed.
Volunteer at ABC https://www.a-b-c.org/
For youth living in poverty and severe emotional distress, ABC has created licensed therapeutic youth programs that provide, through carefully crafted curricula, the structure, encouragement, and consistency that at-risk children, kindergarten through high school age, need to build academic skills, develop strength of character and positive self-esteem, and forge life-long friendships in stimulating spaces such as the Tiger Room, Chantelle’s Rec Room, Rosie & Harry’s Bistro, Bunny’s Garden, and the Healey Technology Center.
Sadie Nash Leadership Institute https://www.sadienash.org/
Leadership Institute is a year-long, after-school program for high school-aged young women. Classes meet from October to May, centering community building and intensive leadership development through intellectual and personal growth. Our classes provide a safe, enriching, and creative experience where participants can challenge their own learning as well as explore and honor their own boundaries and self-care. We also support young women in their college processes and provide greatly needed networking opportunities. Participants receive a stipend at the end of the year based on their attendance.
Tutor at GO Project
www.goprojectnyc.org/get-involved/volunteer#GOGetter
Community building is at the heart of our work at the GO Project. We have a range of opportunities that offer you the chance to connect with children and adults in your community, develop professional skills, lend your expertise, and importantly, make a positive impact on your city. Please view our available positions below.
GO School Tutoring (October- April)
GO Getter Internship (Summer)
Embrace Her Legacy
Our Embrace Her Legacy Academy is a personal development and leadership development program offered to young women (ages 14 – 19) in the New York City/tri-state area. Our program focuses on equipping young women with the tools needed to achieve unprecedented success in self-confidence, career, education and leadership. Our goal is to ignite a powerful and emotionally healthy relationship with self while using that as the foundation to realize personal and professional goals.
http://embraceherlegacy.com
Volunteer Opportunity at Brooklyn Public Library
Afterschool Homework Help is a volunteer-based community program that BPL offers though out its numerous branches. The program takes place Monday-Friday afternoon and on Saturday mornings. ASHH volunteers: assist students (grades 1-8) with their homework, help reinforce the concepts they’ve learned in school, and help them build the skills they need to succeed.
Volunteers make a 6-month commitment—to their local community, and volunteer in 2-3-hour shifts, 1-2 day(s) per week. This commitment gives New Yorkers an opportunity to offer their: knowledge, care, and time, to their community, while building meaningful relationships and making an impact that will benefit all for years to come.
**Upon competition of service, volunteers may receive a letter of recommendation from their site supervisor and/or a letter verifying the tenure of their service at BPL. **
Apply: https://www.bklynlibrary.org/support/volunteer
