MENTOR
MENTOR
Big Brothers Big Sisters NYC - Big
Mentor a child one-to-one through recurring outings. Who: Tri-state volunteers; ID, interview, references, background and training. Time: 2 outings/month; 1 year minimum.Big Brothers Big Sisters NYC
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31 programs found
MENTOR
MENTOR
Student Sponsor Partners - Mentor
Mentor a NYC high-school student toward graduation. Who: Adult applicants; selection/training; student match. Time: School-year / multi-year involvement.Student Sponsor Partners
MENTOR
MENTOR
StreetWise Partners - Career Mentor
Coach an adult job seeker in career skills. Who: Career experience; cohort application and training. Time: Structured cohort / weekly meetings.StreetWise Partners
MENTOR
MENTOR
America Needs You - Mentor Coach
Coach first-generation college students. Who: College grad with professional experience; apply and match. Time: Two-year mentorship; monthly workshops.America Needs You
MENTOR
MENTOR
iMentor - NYC Mentor
Support NYC high-school students through digital and in-person mentoring. Who: Application, training, student match, screening. Time: School-year commitments.iMentor
MENTOR
MENTOR
New York State Mentoring Program
Mentor young people through state school partnerships. Who: 18+; screening, training, school match. Time: 1 school year or longer.NYS Mentoring Program
MENTOR
MENTOR
NYC Schools - Corporate Mentoring
School mentorship by corporate volunteer teams. Who: Organizations with groups of approximately 15+ volunteers. Time: 4h/month group partnership.NYC Public Schools
MENTOR
MENTOR
PENCIL - School Partnership
Run employer-supported school mentoring partnerships. Who: Corporate/school partners; not individual direct signup. Time: Variable partner-led cycle.PENCIL
TEACH
TEACH
Reading Partners NYC - Reading Tutor
Tutor K-4 students in reading one-to-one. Who: Age 14+; US residence; background, orientation. Time: ~1 hour/week during school hours.Reading Partners
TEACH
TEACH
Literacy Partners - Speaking Partner
Practice conversational English with adult learners. Who: 18+, screening and onboarding as applicable. Time: Program-specific volunteer cycle.Literacy Partners
TEACH
TEACH
826NYC - Youth Writing Volunteer
Tutor and facilitate writing workshops for NYC youth. Who: Orientation; volunteer application, youth protection checks. Time: Class/workshop schedule.826NYC
TEACH
TEACH
We Speak NYC - Conversation Facilitator
Lead group English conversation around city learning videos. Who: Complete facilitator orientation and host/site arrangements. Time: Class cycle varies.We Speak NYC / Mayor's Office
TEACH
TEACH
StreetWise - One-time Career Workshops
Help with interviews, networking and short workshops. Who: Relevant career experience; sign up for listed session. Time: Single-session events.StreetWise Partners
LEAD
LEAD
New York Cares - Team Leader
Plan and lead volunteer projects in NYC. Who: Active New York Cares volunteer; 3 projects completed; background. Time: Ongoing event leadership.New York Cares
LEAD
LEAD
NYC CERT - Community Emergency Response
Train and assist communities with emergency preparedness. Who: 18+; NYC live or work; screening and training. Time: Multi-session training + ongoing service.NYC Emergency Management
LEAD
LEAD
NYC CERT - Member Leadership Roles
Lead trained CERT members in operational teams. Who: Already a trained active CERT member. Time: Ongoing member roles.NYC Emergency Management
LEAD
LEAD
It's My Park - Project Leader
Organize and lead an approved NYC park stewardship project. Who: Must already work with PfP coordinator and complete leader training. Time: Proposal 3-10 weeks before event.Partnerships for Parks / City Parks Foundation
LEAD
LEAD
DYCD Neighborhood Advisory Board
Help prioritize neighborhood service funding. Who: 16+; live in eligible NDA for 6+ months; conflict rules. Time: Regular board meetings.NYC DYCD
LEAD
LEAD
NYC School Leadership Teams
Represent parent, staff or students in school decisions. Who: Eligible parents/staff/student members; elected. Time: School-year meetings.NYC Public Schools
SUPPORT
SUPPORT
NYC Aging - Friendly Visiting
Visit socially isolated homebound older adults. Who: Screening, orientation, match with older adult. Time: Recurring companion visits.NYC Department for the Aging
SUPPORT
SUPPORT
NYC Aging - HIICAP Medicare Volunteers
Give trained Medicare counseling information to seniors. Who: Training/certification and suitability screening. Time: Program-dependent.NYC Department for the Aging
SUPPORT
SUPPORT
Citymeals - Senior Chat
Make recurring wellness/check-in phone calls to older adults. Who: Must meet volunteer intake and reliability requirements. Time: Ongoing check-in calls.Citymeals on Wheels
SUPPORT
SUPPORT
DOROT - Friendly Visiting
Visit older adults to reduce social isolation. Who: 18+; background check, info session; Manhattan neighborhood restrictions. Time: ~1 year; regular in-person visits.DOROT
SUPPORT
SUPPORT
Food Bank NYC - SNAP Call Center Volunteer
Assist people on SNAP intake and related calls. Who: 18+; orientation and confidential data handling. Time: Listed through June 2027.Food Bank For New York City