Since 1852, Cayuga Centers has been caring for vulnerable children, families, and individuals. While we work to keep families together, we provide them with psychological, medical, and educational support. As a nonprofit with 171 years of caring for children and families, we always put their needs first. Our organization offers a holistic and data-informed approach to social services by breaking the cycle of trauma and providing a bundle, multisystemic technique to child and family services. We tend to the specific needs of each family by creating a tailored service plan for each youth and by meeting families where they are - we do this by involving the entire community surrounding a child, offering in-home therapy, 24/7 on-call support, an entire treatment team, and in-depth coaching and training for foster parents. We believe this approach creates an environment that allows the foster youth to heal and for families to grow stronger. No matter where they come from, no matter what they’ve been through, it is our aim to restore a smile to the faces of those we serve. We implement evidence-based treatment programs that successfully address youth and family life issues, and we are a nationally accredited nonprofit human services agency headquartered in Auburn, NY. Cayuga Centers is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Our services and employment are provided in a nondiscriminatory manner, without regard to race, sex, color, national origin, ancestry, religious creed, disability, and age. To learn more about Cayuga Centers’ competitive salaries, hybrid schedule, generous paid time off, and robust benefits visit our careers page at cayugacenters.org/careers

Maintains and enhances the organization’s human resources by planning, implementing, and evaluating employee relations and human resources policies, programs and practices. Analyzes agency insurance line of business to ensure adequate protection and mitigate agency risk exposure.

Economic Opportunity Program is a hospital & health care company based out of 650 Baldwin St, Elmira, NY, United States.

I took part in a project called The Layla Project that provides information and resources to women about sexual health. Within The Layla Project, I worked with The Diva Cup Club where I created multiple flyers, social media posts, and brainstormed community outreach for the menstrual cups.

Kids in the Game is a provider of youth sports programs in the New York City area, covering after-school, recess, and physical education programs, as well as specialized camps and clinics. Kids in the Game was founded on the principle that organized programs and activities outside of the classroom are integral parts of a child's learning development. Our physical education curriculum meets the New York State Standards for Health, Physical Education and Family and Consumer Sciences. Our professionally trained coaches have broad and diverse backgrounds in the field of physical education and athletics. Our staff consists of current and former college coaches and athletes, as well as graduates with strong backgrounds in health and fitness education. Our goal is to teach all kids the importance of health and fitness as a way of life, and have designed programs for general studies, special needs, and sport-specific groups. KinG has run a variety of customized programs in all boroughs of New York City. We look forward to fulfilling our mission—developing our city's youth—for years to come.

FINGER LAKES INDEPENDENCE CENTER, INC. is a nonprofit organization management company based out of 215 5Th St, Ithaca, NY, United States.

Multiple seasonal/internship roles over a three year period.In addition to giving tours, I lead branding, strategy, and copy creation for the “Abolition to Emancipation Teacher Kit” and the “Seward House Museum Resource Kit,” given to educators prior to visiting the museum to better prepare students for the themes of the visit.

The Mansfield Foundation supports and strengthens the Northern Tier of Pennsylvania by empowering students, families, and our communities through support for educational programs, awarding scholarships to students who otherwise would not have the financial means to fulfill their educational goals, and by encouraging and developing sustainable philanthropic resources for a broad range of community efforts.

Interviewed local leaders and organizations of Tompkins County to target problematic trends facing marginalized populations, particularly in rural communities; Coordinated with network hubs to organize digestible data from a variety of sources, presenting regularly; Assisted in creating a user-friendly network map, user guide, and gave instruction on how to utilize the platform.

The Survivor Advocacy Center of the Finger Lakes, Inc. (SACFL) is a private, non-profit Domestic/Dating/Family Violence, Sexual Assault, Stalking, Human Trafficking, & Child Abuse Services agency in Upstate New York. We offer services in English & Spanish. All of our services are free, confidential, and open to all members of the community. We provide a 24/7 bilingual (Spanish/English) toll-free hotline at (800) 456-1172. Other services include: a domestic violence shelter; safety planning; support groups; counseling services; legal advocacy; court accompaniment; emergency department accompaniment; and information & referrals.

Chesterton House is a center for Christian studies at Cornell University. We exist to facilitate the discovery of the intellectual riches of the historic Christian faith, thereby empowering more faithful Christian living. We do this through our distinguished public lecture series, our residential living centers and the courses we offer in biblical, theological, cultural, and ethical studies.

Family Service Rochester is a community-based organization providing mental health, senior independence, child well-being, and family stability services. We listen to what people need and together we build better lives.