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Italian American Civil Rights League Canarsie, Inc. is a Brooklyn-based nonprofit that provides community- and school-based youth and family services, including after-school activities, workforce-readiness supports, job training and internships.
Italian American Civil Rights League Canarsie, Inc. is a non-profit, non-sectarian community organization serving neighborhoods in Brooklyn. The organization operates school-based and community programs intended to support youth development, employment readiness and family services.
Programs emphasize project-based, interactive learning in safe, supervised settings with a focus on positive youth development, independent thinking and skills that reinforce in-school learning.
COMPASS NYC - IACRL program mission is to empower its youth, in part by supporting those skills and lessons learned during regular school hours, and in part by supplementing those areas of development not regularly provided during the school day; the initiative seeks to engage youth in interactive, project-based learning that utilizes new and existing educational models to stimulate interests, build self-esteem, and encourage self-reliance and independent thinking.
The Cornerstone Program at Louis Pink Houses and the Beacon Program at Bildersee JHS offered afterschool, summer and weekend educational and recreational activities.
The Fatherhood Program provided men aged 21 and up with supportive services, paid on-the-job placement and unsubsidized job placement.
The Healthy Families Program offered supportive services to family units to help ensure their well-being.
The In School Youth Program (ISY) provided youth ages 16-21 who were attending school with afterschool educational training along with a paid on-the-job training.
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The Out of School Youth (OSY) provided youth ages 16-21 who were not attending school/not working with job training and a National Retail Federation Training Certificate along with paid on-the-job placement, along with GED/return to school referrals.
The Summer Youth Employment Program (SYEP) provides New York City youth ages 14 and 15 with Project-Based Learning Activities and ages 16 to 24 with Paid Summer Employment for six weeks in July and August.
The Young Adult Internship Program (YAIP) provided young adults ages 16-21 with educational training along with supportive services, educational referrals, paid on-the-job placement, and unsubsidized job placement.
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