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 The 2008 New York City Youth Guide to Summer Fun is Available The guide is a broad citywide calendar of family-oriented events and resources published annually by DYCD .  Learn more |
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Runaway and Homeless Youth (RHY) Concept Paper DYCD funds a range of programs to address the specific needs of Runaway and Homeless Youth (RHY). In 2006, DYCD established a new “continuum of care” model for its RHY system that included drop-in centers for each borough, revised street outreach services, specialized residential services, and expanded shelter options. This Concept Paper outlines proposed refinements to the RHY continuum-of-care system based on lessons learned during the past two years and is a precursor to a forthcoming Request for Proposals. Deadline for comments is July 18, 2008. Download the Ccncept Paper (in PDF)Learn more |
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Father’s Day Event at the Metropolitan Museum of Art sponsored by DYCD On June 14, DYCD sponsored a Father’s Day event at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Kings and Heroes honored graduates of DYCD’s Fatherhood Initiative, which helps non-custodial fathers reconnect with their children and actively participate in their lives. Commissioner Robert Doar from the Human Resources Administration and Dr. Ronald Mincy from Columbia University spoke to the crowd of approximately 100 guests... Learn more |
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Prequalification Application for City Council Discretionary Awards DYCD requests applications from not-for-profit organizations qualified to provide services in one or more of the following areas: seniors; youth & education services (including sports and recreation); community development/housing; health; victim services; legal services; cultural/parks activities; anti-poverty/social service/workforce development; public safety/criminal justice; business support/economic development; and immigrant services. The Prequalified List will remain open continuously, but organizations are strongly encouraged to deliver completed Applications by June 5, 2008. Download the Application and Instructions ( in PDF) |
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Summer Youth Employment Program (SYEP) Application Status SYEP is a paid, seven-week program open to all New York City residents between the ages of 14 and 21. Participants not only work at interesting jobs located throughout the five boroughs, they also learn about money management, career exploration and post-secondary education options. Check application statusLearn more |
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Out-of-School Time Summer Programs What are your children doing this summer? NYC offers 280 conveniently located Out-of-School Time Summer Day Camps at no cost to families. Click to see a list of these programs |
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The Department of Youth and Community Development Annual Report is Now Available The Department of Youth and Community Development (DYCD) annual report highlights the agency's accomplishments for 2007. Download the DYCD Annual Report (in PDF) |
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The Out-of-School Time (OST) Initiative Second Year Evaluation Report DYCD is pleased to present the second year evaluation report for the Out-of-School Time (OST) Initiative. Evaluation is central to DYCD’s ability to ensure that OST programs are delivering high-quality services to our youth. DYCD entered into a three-year contract with Policy Studies Associates (PSA) to measure the success of the OST initiative. Highlights from the report:
DYCD Response to Year Two EvaluationDownload Year 2 Evaluation Report Executive SummaryDownload Year 2 Evaluation ReportLearn More |
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ACCESS NYC - Benefit Information. One Place. Screen your family for up to 35 City, State, and Federal health and human service benefit programs. In addition to screening, you can learn about the programs, how to apply, where to go, and even print filled in applications. Visit www.nyc.gov/accessnyc |
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