Jobs at University Settlement Society of New York

Support group leaders and program aides by assisting with classroom activities, participant behavior, and planning theme-based projects. Maintain relationships with staff and parents, ensure adherence to policies, supervise assigned units, and manage program supplies.

The Summer Group Leader will create and lead activities for youth, implement lesson plans, provide academic assistance, and communicate with parents. Responsibilities include ensuring student safety, working with colleagues, and completing administrative tasks.

Assist Group Leaders in implementing activities for youth, ensure their safety, support lesson planning, and complete administrative tasks.

The Senior Accountant oversees grant financials, prepares invoices, reviews ledgers, assists with budget modifications, and supports compliance with funding guidelines.

The Group Leader will create and lead activities for youth, ensuring their safety, provide academic assistance, communicate with families, and complete administrative tasks throughout the summer program.

The Summer Educational Specialist develops and aligns after-school curricula with school needs, trains staff, conducts observations, and consults with administration to improve educational programs.

The Summer Group Leader will engage youth in activities, implement lesson plans, provide academic assistance, communicate with parents, and maintain program supplies.

The Classroom/Special Needs Coordinator administers developmental assessments, coordinates services for special needs children, develops individualized plans, leads socialization groups, and collaborates with families and community programs.

The Education Director oversees curriculum implementation, staff training, and compliance with regulations, while supporting children's individual needs and professional development goals.

The Summer Group Leader will create and lead activities for up to 20 youth, implement lesson plans, ensure safety, and serve as a positive role model while communicating with staff and maintaining program supplies.

This role involves supporting group leaders in educational activities for youth, maintaining relationships with stakeholders, and assisting with managing program operations.

The Summer Senior Group Leader position supports group leaders, plans activities, ensures classroom management, and maintains relationships with parents and staff in youth development programs.

Lead and supervise groups of up to 20 middle and high school youth in summer programs. Create and implement multidisciplinary lesson plans and homework support, ensure student safety, maintain supplies and documentation, communicate with caregivers and staff, serve on-call for multiple community centers, and model positive behavior.

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.

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.

The Group Leader will create and lead engaging activities for youth, provide academic assistance, and communicate with parents while ensuring a safe and positive environment.

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

Assist group leaders in classroom activities, plan projects, support positive relationships, maintain supplies, and supervise participant interactions. Design activities for youth and ensure effective communication with families.

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

The Group Leader will create and lead engaging activities for youth, ensure their safety, provide academic assistance, and communicate with parents. They will also handle administrative tasks and collaborate effectively with colleagues.