Our Network Services
The Youth WINS Network features youth services such as job placement, internships, credit recovery, and temporary housing.
Continue below to see all the programs and services we offer!
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Educational Services
The Youth WINS Network helps young adults earn their high school diploma or GED, and connects them to post-secondary opportunities.
CUNY Fatherhood Academy Kingsborough
The Kingsborough Community College CUNY Fatherhood Academy (CFA) is a FREE and comprehensive program designed to promote responsible parenting and economic stability for unemployed and underemployed young fathers through education, employment and personal development.
Fathers or Expecting Fathers ages 18-30
Two tracks
- High School Equivalency (HSE) exam preparation serving fathers up to 30 years old.
- College Preparation program serving fathers up to 30 years old.
The Village
The Village on Staten Island offers A Chance In Life’s twist on the traditional drop-in youth center. A Chance In Life helps prepare those individuals for a more promising, successful, and self-sufficient future. Programs include, but are not limited to: tutoring, ESL courses, college readiness training, recreational activities, meal packages, legal counseling, psychological support, financial literacy training, GED test prep and leadership development training.
Youth ages 12-24
- Tutoring
- ESL courses
- College Readiness Training
- GED test prep
- Leadership Development Training
- Financial Literacy
Young Adult Borough Center (YABC) @ Tottenville High School
In partnership with the NYC Department of Education, the Young Adult Borough Center (YABC), located at Tottenville High School, offers students in danger of dropping out a chance to make up their credits and earn a traditional high school diploma.
Youth ages 17.5 - 21 with a minimum of 17 credits
- High School Diploma
- Tutoring
- Supportive Counseling Services
- Career Preparation Trainings
- Paid Internships
HSE/ABE PREPARATORY PROGRAM
This program is for those 18 years of age or older who wish to prepare for the GED/TASC Exam. Classes provide students with the skills and knowledge needed to take TASC Exam in order to receive their High School Equivalency diploma. Registration is ongoing .
Youth ages 18+
- GED Classroom Training
NeON Works
NeON Works provides youth and young adults with the opportunity to acquire knowledge, skills, and attitudes that result in gainful employment or improved work performance.
Youth ages 16 - 24
- Professional development and career exploration workshops
-High school equivalency (GED) credential enrollment,
-College Enrollment Assistance
-Job Placement
- Career Credential
CSI Workforce Development and Innovation
The Office of Workforce Development and Innovation develops workforce training programs designed to address critical skill gaps in high growth industries. Workforce Development provides quality, flexible, and cost-effective training to support the educational and training goals of individuals and organizations. We offer certificate programs and professional development courses in the healthcare, technology, and business sectors.
Course Offerings
- Continuing Education for Social Work Professionals
- Technology
Business
- Healthcare
- Insurance
- Language
- Online Career Training
- Professional Workshops
- Social Service
Employment & Training Services
The Youth WINS Network aims to train young adults in in-demand careers, and connect them to employment opportunities that will lead to fulfilling careers.
Learning to Work @ Concord High School
We provide paid internship opportunities, post secondary planning, life skills, and social/ emotional development services. Bridging the gap between academics, work, and life.
Youth ages 16-21 in need of credit recovery for high school diploma
- Job Training
- Resume Writing
- Interview Practice
- Internship/Job Placement
- High School Diploma
YouthBuild Impact
YouthBuild IMPACT is a champion of opportunity youth, helping build the skillsets and mindsets that lead to employability, community leadership, and positive change. At YouthBuild, youth ages 17-24, earn their high school equivalency diploma while earning in demand, industry-recognized certifications in construction and health care.
Youth ages 17-24
- Job Training
-Resume writing
- Interview practice
- Internship/Job Placement
- OSHA 30 Certification
- GED Classroom Instruction
Train & Earn
Our 14-week training program prepares people for a career in custodial services through classroom training, followed by a 6-week hands-on experience in a professional environment.
Youth ages 16-24, with or without a developmental disability
- Job Training
- OSHA-10 Certification
- ISSA Cleaning Management Institute Certified Custodian Technicians
TechnoStart
AHRC New York City’s TechnoStart program includes instruction on basic and advanced skills in a variety of widely used applications, such as Microsoft Word, Excel, Outlook, and more.
Youth with developmental disabilities in Staten Island ages 18 - 30
- Job Training (Office Administration)
- G-suite, Quickbooks, Slack, and Microsoft Office Certifications
Advance & Earn
Our Workforce Development and Training Center helps people with High School Equivalency preparation and Direct Support Professional Certification.
Youth ages 16 - 24
-High School Equivalency (GED) test preparation,
-Employer-recognized training, credentials and certifications,
-Paid Internships
-Direct Support Professional Certification
Youth Impact
Youth Impact engages youth across New York City and Newark to become transformative leaders in their communities and beyond. Members work in paid internships working to learn leadership skills, prevent youth involvement with the criminal legal system through peer-led diversion, and develop and pilot projects to create positive community impact.
Youth ages 18 -30
- Paid Internship
- Job Readiness Training
LEARN & EARN PROGRAM
The Learn & Earn program provides career and education guidance, work readiness skills development and tutoring to eligible high school Juniors and Seniors who make a commitment to participate in our services for up to three years. Students in their junior year develop their skill set and begin college exploration to prepare for the college application process the following school year.
High school Juniors and Seniors
- Resume and Cover Letter Writing
- Interview Skills and SAT Prep
- Financial Literacy
- College Application Assistance
- Public Speaking Skills
-Service Learning Projects
-Leadership Development Activities
-Summer Employment
Train & Earn
The Train & Earn program provides contextualized career training, education guidance, work readiness skills development, internship, wrap around services for support, and a guaranteed job upon completion of the program. Our 58-week training program prepares people for a career in environmental services through classroom training, followed by a 6-week hands-on experience in a professional environment.
Youth ages 16-24
- Job readiness training
- Certified as a food handler, a retail specialist, or a healthcare worker
SYEP
The Summer Youth Employment Program (SYEP), is a six-week job program. This program allows our youth to get entry-level job experience that is crucial for gaining leverage in the workforce. Many desirable job positions require prior experience, so without employment programs like SYEP, youth struggle to experience the workplace, earn a paycheck and advance toward adulthood.
Youth ages 14 - 24
- Up to 25 hours per week @ $15 per hour during the summer
Support Services
CUNY Fatherhood Academy Kingsborough
The Kingsborough Community College CUNY Fatherhood Academy (CFA) is a FREE and comprehensive program designed to promote responsible parenting and economic stability for unemployed and underemployed young fathers through education, employment and personal development.
- Parenting Skills Workshops,
- Men's Group
- Guest speakers
- Service referrals
- In- House Counseling
Staten Island Community Partnership
The guiding principle behind the Community Partnership Program is to work hand-in-hand with community residents, local community groups, service providers and local government to encourage and develop new approaches to problem-solving around abuse and neglect.
- Tuesday Community Pantry
- Weekly Community Resources and Workshops
Work Plus
In collaboration with the New York City Council and the Department of Probation, Works Plus engages Staten Island youth and young adults ages 16 to 30 who are affected by gun violence in pro-social activities that focus on educational advancement, life skills, and job readiness.
- Youth ages 16 - 30
- Job Readiness Training
- Internships
- Short-term mental health counseling
- Community Engagement opportunities
- Social-Emotional workshops
- Life Skills workshops
Youth Drop In Center
Our Youth Drop In Center serves as the first point of entry for any youth seeking to receive services via Project Hospitality.
Youth ages 14-24
-Computer access
-Academic tutoring
-Job readiness training and placements
-Counseling
-Life skills training
-Youth Temporary Housing
-Housing referrals -Clothing Assistance
Youth Wellness Initiative
The Staten Island Justice Center's Youth Wellness Initiative provides social-emotional support and learning opportunities to youth 13-18 who are court-involved or at risk of court involvement.
Youth ages 13 - 18
-Short-term mental health counseling
-Peer Mentorship
-Restorative Justice Services
TYSA
Tackling Youth Substance Abuse (TYSA) is a data-driven collaboration aimed at leveraging the power of collective impact to decrease substance misuse and increase healthy choices for Staten Island’s youth and young adults.
Youth ages 16 - 24 and parents
- youth workshops around substance use and mental health
- Caregiver workshops on how to speak with your child about drugs/mental health
Sign Up for our Network Programs
If you are interested in one or more of the programs listed above, click "Sign Up" to fill our Interest Form so we can connect you.