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Habitat for Humanity NYC and Westchester County is seeking a Housing Services Program Associate to assist with and expand the Homeownership programs within the Housing Department. The Associate will report to the Director of Housing Services (Director). The Associate will provide technical assistance, training, education, and pre- and post-purchase services to Habitat homebuyers, homeowners, and preservation homebuyers and homeowners in addition to being actively involved in the Housing Department as a whole and developing and improving policies and procedures within the organization. Responsibilities Overall Provide weekly reporting to supervisor and the Housing department. Work closely with the Housing Services team to continue to maintain the department’s client management system in HomeKeeper to meet all program needs. Provide monthly impact tracking for department programs and support quarterly management reporting for the organization. Homebuyer Program Assist the Director of Housing Services with new development and Post Purchase site visits, including showing units to prospective buyers, conducting final walkthroughs, and providing access for appraisals as needed. Coordinate completion of all punch list items with the Construction team prior to closings. Communicate with new buyers to track and ensure completion of the Homebuyers Program requirements prior to closing (i.e. Letters of Interest, sweat equity, education, savings plans, marketing meeting, etc.). Facilitate Homebuyer Education and assist with the creation of new education sessions as needed. Assist with filing and updating homebuyer and homeowner records in HomeKeeper. On a weekly basis, check and respond to department outreach via the Post Purchase and Preservation Communicate with new owners to ensure they are set up for success; this includes but is not limited to handing over warranty materials, building manuals, neighborhood resources, and other best practices dependent upon the type of unit purchased. Assist the Director and Housing Preservation Programs Manager (Manager) in monitoring, compliance, and foreclosure prevention services for Habitat NYC and Westchester single-family homeowners and multifamily developments. Attend meetings, conduct trainings, or other activities in-person or virtually with shareholders and tenants, as appropriate. Provide 1:1 assistance to homeowners in our portfolio who want to begin the resale process; including but not limited to requesting payoff letters, providing information on subsidy sources, and working with management companies on co-op policies and procedures. Assist with coordination of warranty management and repair requests of housing units in partnership with the Real Estate Development & Construction staff. Work with Director and Manager to host the Homeowner Help Desk series, which includes trainings on property tax * benefits and assessments, and asset management for homeowners. Assist with outreach/tabling events for all Programs, as needed. Perform other tasks as required Qualifications Bachelor’s degree or equivalent work experience. Demonstrated interest in affordable housing including but not limited to community/tenant organizing, asset management, post purchase, technical assistance, foreclosure prevention, and/or community land trusts; Demonstrated interest working in diverse, immigrant communities including multi-ethnic and multi- generational communities Skills Required Demonstrate excellent written and verbal communication skills. Good computer literacy skills including working knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite (especially Excel) and Adobe Acrobat. Database and Client Management Systems knowledge preferred, such as Salesforce. Demonstrate the ability to prioritize and manage multiple tasks; ability to work independently, and as part of a team; Ability to prioritize and meet tight deadlines; Bilingual in English and Spanish preferred Public speaking Company address: New York Habitat VLF, Inc. 31 W 34th St Ste 8144. New York, NY

Help Elect Jasmin Sanchez for New York State Assembly Politics doesn’t change because politicians decide to change it. It changes when people organize and demand it. Our campaign for New York State Assembly in District 65 is building a grassroots movement across Lower Manhattan to fight for housing justice, healthcare for all, climate action, and a government that puts people over profit. We’re looking for interns and volunteers ready to help organize the community and build the future of New York. No experience required. Just commitment and curiosity. What You’ll Do Interns will be part of the campaign’s organizing team and will gain real hands-on experience in electoral politics. You’ll help with: • Door-to-door canvassing, • Petitioning to get on the ballot, • Phonebanking and textbanking, • Social media and digital organizing, • Community outreach in NYCHA and neighborhood organizations, • Campaign events, rallies, and volunteer organizing You will be talking directly with voters and helping grow a grassroots movement. What You’ll Learn This internship gives you real campaign experience, including: • Grassroots organizing, • Campaign field strategy, • Voter persuasion and turnout, • Political messaging, • Coalition building, • How elections actually work Many people who start as campaign interns go on to become organizers, policy advocates, and candidates themselves. Who Should Apply Students, young professionals, and community members who want to make a difference. We especially encourage applications from: • Public housing residents, • College students, • First-generation college students, • Immigrant communities, • Young organizers and activists Multilingual applicants (Spanish, Chinese, and other languages) are strongly encouraged to apply. Time Commitment Flexible schedules available. Most interns commit 8–15 hours per week, with additional opportunities for campaign events and organizing days. Apply Send a short message with your name, school (if applicable), availability, and why you want to get involved to! Another New York is possible but only if we organize for it. Join the campaign.

Looking for all demographics of participants to take part in a study to test a new tech product and provide feedback. Currently there is an ongoing study that pays $150. No experience required. Participant must be available during working hours M-F to participate in an in-person study located in Manhattan. Requirements: Must be 18+ Must speak English well. Must have government issued photo ID from the US. No copies, must be physical form of ID. If you have a foreign passport, proof of residency is required. ** This is a one time study but with potential to participate in other upcoming opportunities. If you responded to this ad before, we have your information and will contact you if eligible.