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  • Paid Summer Youth Experience

    Summer Youth Employment Program 2021

    The Summer Youth Employment Program (SYEP) helps young people to explore career opportunities, connect with professionals, and learn essential job readiness and workplace skills – all while earning money. Young people can participate in paid project-based activities which will help them explore different career opportunities, while older youth can apply for paid summer jobs in a variety of industries throughout NYC.

    Internet access is required to participate in the Summer Youth Employment Program. If selected for the program, let your provider know if you do not have an internet-connected device, such as a smartphone, iPad, or computer.

    Limited positions are available, so apply today! The deadline to submit applications is 4/22/2022. For more information, contact NYC DYCD Community Connect at 1-800-246-4646.

    Programs for NYCHA residents ages 14-24 in targeted developments:

    SYEP MAP for $uccess

    SYEP’s MAP to $uccess option provides NYC youth between the ages of 14 and 24 from select NYCHA developments identified by the Mayor’s Action Plan for Neighborhood Safety (MAP) with career exploration opportunities and paid work experience.

    Additional Eligibility Requirement:

    • Must be a resident of one of the MAP identified developments:
    • Boulevard, Brownsville, Butler, Bushwick, Castle Hill, Gowanus, Ingersoll, Jefferson, Johnson, Patterson, Polo Grounds Towers, Queensbridge, Red Hook, Saint Nicholas, Stapleton, Tompkins, Van Dyke, Wagner, or Wyckoff

    How to apply?

    Apply online for MAP for $uccess at https://syepappinitiatives.yepsonline.org/NYCHAMap.aspx.

    Please contact one of the Community Based Organizations listed here to learn more about the paper application process.

    SYEP CareerFIRST  

    SYEP’s CareerFIRST option provides NYC youth between the ages of 14 and 24 from select NYCHA developments with career exploration opportunities and paid work experience. 

    Additional Eligibility Requirement:

    • Must be a resident of one of the identified developments:
    • Baruch & Addition, Breukelen, Bronx River Houses, Farragut, King Towers, Ravenswood Houses, Throggs Neck Houses, Tilden and West Brighton

    How to apply?

    Apply online for CareerFIRST at https://syepappinitiatives.yepsonline.org/SYEPNYCHA.aspx.

    Please contact one of the Community Based Organizations listed here to learn more about the application process.

    Provider Contact Information and Provider PIN

    SYEP MAP to $uccess

    NYCHA Development Provider Name Provider PIN
    Boulevard Italian American Civil Rights League MS-91013
    Brownsville Italian American Civil Rights League Older Youth (16-24): IABrown-OY
    Younger Youth (14-15): IABrown-YY
    Bushwick St. Nicks Alliance Corporation MS-91025-BW
    Butler The Children’s Aid Society Older Youth (16-24): WPA541610
    Younger Youth (14-15): MS-91021-BU
    Castle Hill Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club MS-91016-CH
    Gowanus Community Counseling & Mediation Older Youth (16-24): CC-GOW-OY
    Younger Youth (14-15): CC-GOW-YY
    Ingersoll Brooklyn Neighborhood Improvement Association MS-91074
    Jefferson The Children’s Aid Society Older Youth (16-24): CA-JEFF-OY
    Younger Youth (14-15): CA-JEFF-YY
    Johnson The Children’s Aid Society Older Youth (16-24): CA-JOHN-OY
    Younger Youth (14-15): CA-JOHN-YY
    Patterson The Children’s Aid Society MS-91031-PA
    Polo Grounds Madison Square Boys & Girls Club, Inc. MS-91018-PG
    Queensbridge Jacob A Riis Neighborhood Settlement House MS-91014-QU
    Red Hook Community Counseling & Mediation Older Youth (16-24): WPA549831
    Younger Youth (14-15): WPA863110
    St. Nicholas The Children’s Aid Society MS-91032-SN
    Stapleton United Activities Unlimited MS-91036-ST
    Tompkins St. Nicks Alliance Corporation MS-91026-TO
    Van Dyke Houses Italian American Civil Rights League Older Youth (16-24): IACRL-OY
    Younger Youth (14-15): IACRL-YY
    Wagner El Barrio’s Operation Fightback, Inc. MS-91008-WA
    Wyckoff Community Counseling & Mediation Older Youth (16-24): CC-WYC-OY
    Younger Youth (14-15): CC-WYC-YY

     

    SYEP CareerFIRST
    NYCHA Development Provider Name Provider PIN #
    Baruch & Addition Henry Street Settlement, Inc. CF-91012-BA
    Breukelen Italian American Civil Rights League CF-91013-IA
    Bronx River BronxWorks, Inc CF-91001-BR
    Farragut Italian American Civil Rights League Older Youth (16-24): WPA61010
    Younger Youth (14-15): WPA582748
    King Towers The Children’s Aid Society CF-91033-KT
    Ravenswood Jacob A Riis Neighborhood Settlement House CF-91015-JN
    Throggs Neck Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club CF-91017-TN
    Tilden Italian American Civil Rights League Older Youth (16-24): WPA161971
    Younger Youth (14-15): WPA170692
    West Brighton United Activities Unlimited CF-91035-WB

     

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