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Open City Positions
Adminstration for Children's Services
Department of Correction
Department of Education
Department of Social Services
- Deputy Director of the Emergency Food and Nutrition Assistance Program
- Food Insecurity Assistance Team Specialist
Department for the Aging
Health Department
- Program and Policy Food Standards Associate
- Stellar Farmers Markets positions:
- Farm to Preschool Assistant Educator
Mayor's Office of Contract Services
- Senior Analyst, Procurement Operations (HHS/Non-Construction)
- Analyst, Procurement Operations (HHS/Non-Construction)
AmeriCorps
The Mayor's Office of Food Policy will host an AmeriCorps member. AmeriCorps offers individuals and organizations flexible ways to make an impact while focusing on six key areas: disaster services, education, economic opportunity, environmental stewarship, healthy futures, and veterans and millitary families.
Department of Citywide Administrative Services Urban Fellows
Urban Fellows are placed at an array of agencies across the City where they learn about public policy and work closely with leaders engaged in policy and operational work. A stipend is offered to felows accepted into the program
Mayor’s Office Internship Program
The Mayor’s Office Internship Program provides participants with the chance to gain valuable experience while helping to take on the challenges that our residents face and develop innovative solutions to build a better tomorrow. This unique opportunity allows interns to have hands-on experience working on Mayoral and NYC agencies initiatives, projects, tasks, processes and/or procedures.
NYCHA Health Corps
The Health Corps connects NYCHA residents to training and work experience. This 10 month long program connects NYCHA residents to healthcare advocacy work in the public sector. Deliver resources and programming information such as disaster response, education, and economic opportunity to other NYCHA residents.