DYCD - Interagency Coordinating Council on Youth

Department of Youth and Community Development - Serving New York City Youth, Families & Communities

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Interagency Coordinating Council on Youth

The Interagency Coordinating Council on Youth (ICC) was created in 1989 to promote interagency collaboration on issues relevant to New York City youth and to support the well being of youth and families by utilizing the City of New York’s multitude of resources. This is accomplished through partnerships among city-based agencies, community-based organizations and not-for-profit providers to eliminate duplication and where possible promote new initiative. The ICC comprises representatives of each city agency providing services to youth and is directed by DYCD Commissioner Jeanne B. Mullgrav. The ICC meets quarterly; meetings are rotated among member agencies and holds at least one public hearing annually.

MetLife Hosts Interagency Coordinating Council (ICC) Meeting on Youth Employment

On March 1, MetLife graciously hosted the latest meeting of the Interagency Coordinating Council on Youth, which focused on trends in youth employment. The aim of the meeting was to provide a well rounded look at this important topic, including up to date labor market information presented by Lesley Hirsch of the Labor Market Information Services. Suzanne Foran of Henkels and McCoy highlighted how successful youth employment service providers work with businesses and Kevin Gallagher of AFLAC presented information from an employer’s perspective. The meeting concluded with a presentation by Kevin Wardally, of the New York State Department of Labor who presented information on Governor Andrew Cuomo’s New York Youth Works initiative that is designed to provide tax credits to businesses who hire young people. In addition to ICC members attendees included representatives from local workforce nonprofits, private companies, and New York City based agencies.

ICC Publications

2011 INTERAGENCY COORDINATING COUNCIL ON YOUTH (ICC) ANNUAL REPORT
Commissioner Jeanne B. Mullgrav is delighted to present the ICC’s 2011 Annual Report which highlights the great work of the City’s youth serving agencies to improve services. The ICC focused on helping young people access services and employment, working with parents, and enhancing services for LGBTQ youth.

Download the 2011 ICC Annual Report (in PDF)
2010 Annual Report (in PDF)
2009 Annual Report (in PDF)
2008 Annual Report (in PDF)

“A Parent’s Guide - Understanding the Maze: If Your Child Has Contact with the Law.” This guide is available in several languages and offers valuable information to help parents understand the juvenile and criminal justice systems, their child’s legal rights, and their important role in the process.

”Youth Behavioral Challenges Sub-Committee Report” provides a five point cross-agency action plan to meet the needs of young people with behavioral challenges. These include 1) Improve needs assessment and planning; 2) Stronger collaboration among after school providers, schools, community-based mental health services and families to share information and identify existing resources to meet children’s needs; 3) Develop guidance among after school providers; 4) Increased training and technical assistance; and 5) Specialized after school services for youth who cannot be effectively served in non-specialized programs.

Additional Information:

	Equal Opportunity- WIA
	Federal Stimulus
	Contracting Opportunities - RFPs
	Transportation Program
	Concept Papers
	Neighborhood Advisory Boards
	Youth Connect 1-800-246-4646
	Careers with DYCD

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