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Job description Beanstalk Academy is a leading, full-service childcare, 3K - UPK, Early Head Start - Head Start and early education provider whose purpose is to support and accommodate our families' needs by providing a safe and nurturing childcare experience. We are actively hiring teachers for Pre-K and Preschool classrooms. Benefits include • Employee Discount • Health Insurance • Tuition discount for family members at any Beanstalk location • Professional Development Assistance • 401(k) • Life insurance • Paid time off Minimum Requirements: • A Bachelor's degree in Early Childhood Education or a related field, or are currently enrolled in a Bachelor's degree program with a plan to complete your degree in 4 years. • Must have two years minumum experience caring for children in a licensed early childhood facility, public or private school • Must be warm, nurturing, patient, and open to learning. • Must be capable of managing a group of children with varied dispositions positively and respectfully in various situations. • Must have the specific, knowledge-based competencies (stages of child development and learning styles, age-appropriate activities, etc.) required to perform the job’s functions satisfactorily. • Must have good verbal and written communication skills such as content and grammar.. • Should be enthusiastic, energetic, creative, and self-motivated. The position requires considerable flexibility and patience. • Must be able to work well both independently and cooperatively in a positive, team-oriented environment. • Must have a good attendance record and be punctual. • Must be able to fulfill the physical demands of the position, i.e., able to lift, carry, push and pull up to 50 pounds. Some climbing, balancing, stooping, kneeling, crouching, and crawling will be required. Lead Teacher Responsibilities: • Ensure the safety of each child enrolled in the class, whether in the classroom, on the playground, or in common areas, through constant supervision. • Have appropriate and consistent classroom management skills. • Should enjoy and respect the egocentricity of every child in the classroom. • Plan and implement developmentally appropriate classroom lesson plans and practices that support the physical, emotional, social, and cognitive needs of young children. • Assess the development and progress of the students on an ongoing basis. • Maintain a portfolio for each child. • Conduct and document developmental assessments of the students in your care. • Communicate the results of these assessments with parents through progress reports (2 per year) and parent /teacher conferences (2 per year). • Work with the teaching team in a positive, professional manner. • Team with parents, co-workers, and administration to provide the best support for the children by sharing information professionally and confidently. • Assist students individually or in small groups with lessons/activities. • Assist children with toilet training when applicable. • Have positive interactions with each child daily during circle time, centers, snacks, lunchtime, playground, free play, etc., to create a positive learning environment. • Maintain and submit all relevant classroom paperwork to the office daily • Be knowledgeable of the Minimum Standard Requirements of Child Care required by the Article 47 and the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene Job Type: Full-time Pay: $50,000.00 - $55,000.00 per year Benefits: • 401(k) • Employee discount • Health insurance • Life insurance • Paid time off • Professional development assistance • Tuition reimbursement Schedule: • Monday to Friday Education: • Bachelor's (Preferred) Experience: • Early Childhood Education: 2 years (Required) License/Certification: • NYS Teaching Certification (Preferred) Work Location: In person

Job Description The Center for Independence of the Disabled in New York (CIDNY) is the leading organization serving and representing people with disabilities in New York City. CIDNY's mission is the removal of barriers to full integration of people with disabilities. CIDNY helps people with disabilities to gain the skills and obtain the services they need to live independently in the community. CIDNY advocates for fair and effective policies that improve the quality of life for people with disabilities. Position Summary: The Executive Assistant will report to the Executive Director. The executive Assistant will be responsible for serving as a trustworthy, reliable, efficient assistant to the Executive Director. The Executive Assistant will assist the Executive Director with the coordination of the essential business activities of the organization (Administrative tasks such as reviewing contracts, inputting data into CilsFirst, scheduling appointments, budgeting/planning, communications, performance management, etc.) to ensure that the organization is operating most optimally in terms of productivity and effectiveness. The Executive Assistant will support the Executive Director by researching and gathering information across the organization and with external stakeholders and provide feedback to ensure that the Executive Director has the information needed to respond to inquiries quickly and make sound decisions. Responsibilities: ● Work with the Executive Director in optimizing, defining, and advancing the organization’s goals and priorities, internally and externally. ● Prepare the Executive Director with the necessary research, information, materials, and communications to effectively engage with staff, board, donors, potential donors, partners, and potential partners. ● Assist the Executive Director with managing organization-wide meetings or retreats including creating agendas and any presentation materials required. ● Prepare accurate reports on a timely basis. ● read and review all written documents to the Executive Director. This might include but is not limited to mail, electronic MS Word documents, PDF scanned documents, hard-copy journal articles, books, etc. ● Complete any hard-copy forms if needed. ● Assist the Executive Director with navigating through electronic programs and websites that are not accessible to a screen reader called JAWS for Windows. ● Make copies of scheduled presentations if needed. ● Take minutes at all CIDNY board and committee meetings. ● Schedule appointments for the Executive Director using Outlook. ● Input the Executive Director’s calendar data into CilsFirst. ● Travel to all external appointments with the Executive Director. ● Meet weekly with the Executive Director for supervision. ● Complete additional related duties as assigned by the Executive Director. Qualifications: Must possess a fierce dedication to the civil rights of individuals with disabilities. Must have excellent communication skills as there is frequent communication between state and local government officials, legislatures, advocacy groups, the community, and other organizations committed to full Civil Rights, Integration, and Individual Rights of individuals with disabilities. Superb writing skills are necessary for this reason as well. Great public speaking skills are critical. Must be organized and good at multitasking. A good understanding of policy-making procedures and can read and understand government writings. Computer literacy is necessary to the office functions of this position. Travel is needed, and all travel expenses are paid by CIDNY. Education and Experience: ● Bachelor’s Degree required in business, Human Services, Social Work, Sociology, Communications, public policy, Political Science, or related field. ● Previous experience collaborating with mission-driven non-profits and mission-driven for-profits. ● Must be technologically proficient. The ideal candidate has: ● Exceptional poise, confidence and diplomacy when interacting with key stakeholders. ● Ability to build strong relationships and work with people at all levels within and external to the organization. ● Ability to manage multiple responsibilities in a challenging environment, while meeting deadlines and goals. ● Exceptional strategic and critical thinking skills as well as diligence. ● Good judgment and decision-making skills, eager to take initiative, and an adaptive learner. ● Planning and project management skills. ● Excellent oral and written communication skills. ● Must be highly attentive to detail, organized, and highly initiative taking, with ability to prioritize tasks and work efficiently and independently. ● Proficiency in Microsoft Office suite and other standard business technology. ● Must be willing to travel to all appointments required by the Executive Director. ● Must keep all information confidential. ● Must be trustworthy, dependable, and punctual. ● Position requires a strong commitment to CIDNY's mission. Position Specifics: ● Location: CIDNY’s Manhattan Office 1010 Avenue of the Americas, Suite 301, NY, NY 10018 on the corner of Sixth Avenue and 38thStreet. ● Shift: (must be flexible) 8:00 a.m. till 5:00 p.m. on certain days of the week. ● Monday through Friday. ● All hours must be worked in the office. ● Salary: $50,000 PROOF OF COVID-19 VACCINATION AND BOOSTER REQUIRED. To apply, please send your resume and cover letter to Dr. Sharon McLennon-Wier, Executive Director. Do not send resumes by fax. NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE. Job Type: Full-time Pay: $50,000.00 per year Benefits: Dental insurance Health insurance Life insurance Paid time off Vision insurance Schedule: Monday to Friday Experience: Microsoft Excel: 1 year (Preferred) Microsoft Powerpoint: 1 year (Preferred) Ability to Commute: New York, NY 10018 (Preferred) Ability to Relocate: New York, NY 10018: Relocate before starting work (Required) Work Location: In person

Housing Navigator Respite Care Job Details Job Location New York, NY Position Type Full Time Education Level 4 Year Degree Salary Range $50,000.00 - $58,000.00 Salary Travel Percentage Negligible Job Shift Any Job Category Nonprofit - Social Services Description The Housing Navigator position provides assistance, information, and support to clients around securing safe, appropriate housing using subsidies and/or other available resources in New York City that suit the individuals needs and to maintain residential stability. The Housing Navigator must be aware of and understand current housing subsidies, public benefit programs, and develop resources to include establishing relationships with landlords and brokers. ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS AND KEY ACCOUNTABILITIES Assess each client's housing needs within 48 hours of admission and participate to develop discharge plan Assist in determination of clients eligibility for government-financed housing programs and benefit programs Identify, obtain, and assist documents needed for applications for supportive and permanent housing Assist in the escorting of clients to housing appointments and referring entities outside of the facility Identify and maintain resources of key information and individuals in various agencies (HRA, NYCHA, HPD) to facilitate the most current and accurate permanent housing application processes Develop and maintain a database of available housing resources as well as other relevant community resources (i.e., banks, utility company contacts, grocery stores, pharmacies, transportation, etc.) Identify new housing opportunities for clients through ongoing networking Maintain strong working relationships with landlord and management companies Prepare clients for permanent housing interviews and arranges for transportation or escorts as needed Ensure that discharge plan meets the safety, self-sufficiently and related need of the client in collaboration with social service staff members Qualifications Education and Experience Requirement(s): Bachelor degree in human services, social services, behavioral science, psychology or a related field One year of relevant community-based residential management or social service agency experience Demonstrated prior success in case management functions or eligibility determinations for community-based social welfare organizations desirable

Job Description: Join our Cinema Event Company as an Event Coordinator and Public Speaker, where you'll be the face of our events, engaging audiences and ensuring seamless execution. This role demands dynamic public speaking, improvisation, and event management skills. You'll create inviting spaces, manage logistics, and deliver captivating speeches. Responsibilities: - Shadowing and Training: Learn event management, public speaking, and improvisation from seasoned coordinators. - Event Setup and Shutdown: Assist in setting up and dismantling event spaces, ensuring everything runs smoothly. - Employee Management: Coordinate with staff to delegate tasks and maintain event operations. - Audience Engagement: Interact with attendees, fostering a welcoming atmosphere and encouraging participation. - Public Speaking: Deliver speeches with confidence, captivating the audience and conveying key messages effectively. - Catering to Audience Needs: Anticipate audience preferences, making adjustments to enhance their experience. - Maintaining Professionalism: Represent the organization positively and uphold high standards of conduct. - Event Management: Lead small-large scale events independently, ensuring seamless coordination and prompt issue resolution. Qualifications: - Bachelor's degree in communications, hospitality, or related field preferred. - Proven experience in public speaking, improvisation, or performance arts. - Strong organizational skills and attention to detail. - Excellent interpersonal and communication skills. - Ability to thrive in a fast-paced environment and adapt to changing circumstances. - Prior event planning or coordination experience is a plus. Additional Requirements: - Comfortable working from 7pm to 1am, possibly 2-3 nights per weekend. - Must memorize and reiterate scripts. - Comfortable with late-night hours. - Own laptop and proficiency in Bluetooth connections and projectors. Benefits: - Competitive starting salary of $16 per hour, with potential to increase to $20 per hour after 5 successful events. - Professional development opportunities. - Collaborative work environment. - Flexible scheduling options. If you're passionate about creating memorable experiences and connecting with diverse audiences, apply now!

Looking for Group Leader, STEM, Drama, Music Activity Specialist for summer programming at our Elementary School and Middle School Programs held in two different public schools. These positions provide direct services to children attending the summer program by assisting the Program Director in implementing program activities, support instructional staff, and facilitate small and large group meetings and clubs and work with community partners to ensure a positive and developmentally appropriate experience for all program youth. • Two years of experience working with school age children and have an enthusiasm for teaching • Must maintain a five day schedule (Personal vacations or other job commitments cannot interrupt the 5 day commitment. • 18 years old and minimum high school diploma for group leader and minimum Bachelors degree in related field for specialist (provide copy of diploma) • Must have a government Identification • Specialists will plan and design curricula for projects and activities All prospective employees must be DOE fingerprinted and cleared (employer will provide)