Organization  | Description |
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| SUNRISE DROP IN CENTER | Sunrise Drop-In Center offers a warm and inviting location for youth ages 14-24 who are "at risk" including, but not limited to, young people who have aged out of foster care, are young parents, victims of abuse, involved in criminal or juvenile justice systems, or LGBTQ. |
| Sunnyside/Woodside Boys and Girls Club | The Sunnyside/Woodside Boys and Girls Club exists to inspire and enable all young people, especially those who need us most, to reach their full potential as productive, responsible, and caring citizens. |
| Student Sponsor Partners | SSP is a dropout prevention program for underserved high school students across New York City. |
| Students for Service, INC. | Service is a powerful tool for gaining confidence and leadership skills, while making a difference in your own backyard. Join us and tackle the
issues you care about, meet other teens from across the city, and work with leading nonprofits to improve the lives of all New Yorkers. |
| StreetWise Partners, Inc. | StreetWise Partners brings together volunteer mentors with motivated low-income “trainees” to help them build confidence, improve job readiness skills (resume writing, interviewing, goal setting, public speaking, etc.) and create employment networks in order to help them obtain better positions. |
| StreetWise Partners | StreetWise Partners works with low-income individuals to help them overcome employment barriers, obtain better jobs and achieve economic self-sufficiency. We do this by creating deep mentoring relationships between trainees and volunteer business professionals. |
| Street Squash | StreetSquash is an after-school youth enrichment program that combines academic tutoring with squash instruction, community service, and one-on-one mentoring. |
| Street Project | Street Project is a volunteer organization that provides its members - busy young professionals in New York - with a variety of regular and flexible opportunities to give back to their community and connect to a network of other dedicated people. |
| St. John's Place Family Center, HDFC | St. John’s Place Family Center, HDFC (St, John’s Place), a 501 C3 non-profit agency that is sponsored by Settlement Housing Fund, Inc. provides transitional housing to 97 homeless families, comprehensive childcare and permanent housing. |
| Staten Island Recreational Assoc., Inc. | To provide individuals with disabilities an opportunity to participate in our unique horseback riding program. To improve the physical condition of our participants through strength, relaxation, mobility, balance, and coordination. To improve the quality of life of our participants through increased self-confidence. To increase socialization and interpersonal relationships using our horses, while providing an enjoyable recreational experience. |
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