Jobs at University Settlement Society of New York

Provide intake, assessment, outreach, case assistance, referrals, and advocacy for older adults. Document services, enter data into databases/CRMs, coordinate with program staff, assist program planning and activities, attend trainings, and maintain up-to-date knowledge of NYC benefits and resources.

Support after-school and camp programs by assisting the Director with daily operations, staff supervision, curriculum implementation, enrollment and attendance tracking, parent outreach, incident reporting, accommodations for students with disabilities, intern oversight, vendor ordering, and building community partnerships. Provide direct program delivery and ensure alignment with school-day curriculum and DYCD/DOE requirements.

Oversee grants accounting portfolio, supervise grants staff, ensure timely financial claims and funder reports, maintain grant documentation and controls, support budgeting, month-end close, audits, and cross-departmental grant financial management.

Lead and support after-school classroom staff and activities, supervise arrival/snack/dismissal, assist with behavior management, plan and implement theme-based lesson plans, track attendance and behavior, communicate with families and partners, maintain program supplies and adhere to policies and health guidelines.

Lead after-school group for up to 20 middle/high school students: design and run multidisciplinary lesson plans, provide homework support, maintain student safety, communicate with parents, complete documentation, manage supplies, and collaborate with staff for the full school year (Mon-Fri afternoons).

The Operation Assistant supports the College Passport team through administrative tasks, data management, and directly assists young participants in academic services.

MSW Interns will engage with diverse communities, assist in various programs, and complete documentation and training as per degree requirements.

Assist Group Leaders in creating engaging activities for youth, ensure safety, maintain supplies, and support administrative tasks during the program.

Assist Group Leaders in creating and implementing engaging activities for youth, ensuring their safety and comfort while maintaining responsibility for program supplies and documentation.

The Summer Group Leader will design engaging activities, support academic assistance, and serve as a positive role model for youth. Responsibilities include lesson planning, communication with parents, and administrative tasks.

The Summer Group Leader will create engaging activities, design lesson plans, assist with homework, and communicate with parents for youth development programs.

Lead after-school programming for up to 20 middle and high school youth: design and implement multidisciplinary lesson plans, provide homework support, ensure student safety, communicate with parents, maintain supplies and documentation, and collaborate with staff.

Lead and supervise up to 20 elementary-age students after school; design and deliver thematic lesson plans and academic support during homework time; maintain safety, communicate with parents and staff, manage supplies, complete documentation, and model positive behavior.

Lead and supervise an after-school unit: design and implement age-appropriate educational and recreational activities, manage arrival/snack/dismissal, track attendance/behavior, liaise with families and schools, support program staff and maintain program supplies, and ensure adherence to organizational and health policies.

Lead and support after-school group activities: supervise arrival/snack/dismissal, design and implement lesson plans and events, track attendance and behavior, liaise with families and partners, maintain supplies, uphold policies and confidentiality, and support program staff and site supervision.

Lead an after-school group of up to 20 youth: design and run multidisciplinary lesson plans, provide homework support, ensure student safety, communicate with parents, maintain supplies and facilities, complete documentation, and collaborate with staff.

Serve as liaison between after-school and school-day staff to align curricula, design and deliver staff training, support instructional implementation, observe and coach staff, and evaluate program effectiveness to promote student growth in literacy, numeracy, and STEM.

Lead and design multidisciplinary after-school activities and lesson plans for up to 20 middle and high school youth, provide homework support, maintain safety, communicate with parents and supervisors, manage supplies and documentation, and model professional behavior.

Supervise and support group leaders and aides in after-school programming: plan and implement activities, manage behavior, track attendance, liaise with families and partners, maintain supplies and follow policies. May perform Group Leader duties including lesson planning, homework supervision, and event organization.

Assist Group Leaders in planning and running safe, engaging after-school activities for up to 20 youth. Support lesson implementation, maintain supplies and facilities, complete administrative tasks, model positive behavior, collaborate with staff, and commit to the full season schedule (Mon-Fri, 3:30–6:00pm).