Anat Gerstein, Inc.
This season, an unprecedented number – 650 – of college students from across the country applied for the 64 coveted internships as Breakthrough New York Teaching Fellows.
Through an innovative model of classroom learning and paid on-the-job training, NSIP prepares homeless, formerly homeless, and at-risk individuals for entry-level positions in the social service sector, including homeless shelters.
Project Renewal and Catholic Guardian Services have teamed up to teach culinary arts to some of the city’s most vulnerable young people.
A panel of health care leaders considered more than 1,000 candidates for this honor before selecting Coe, CEO of Community Access, a New York City nonprofit organization
Lesbian, bisexual and transgender (LBT) individuals are at greater risk for breast cancer.
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