Our city’s #education programs need sustained support. Email @NYCMayor and City Council leaders today and call for restored, long-term funding. Take action here - https://t.co/JHUAlBKM7A
GSS staff joined the @NYCCouncil#PrideMonth kickoff at City Hall. History was made! For the first time, the Council Chambers hosted a live #ballroom and #voguing competition. It honored ballroom culture that started in #Harlem, creating space for Black and Latino #LGBTQ+ youth.
We joined city leaders at #CityHall to sound the alarm on cuts to #preventionservices. We’re calling on @NYCMayor to restore $13.4M for these lifelines:
🔹$7.4M afterschool
🔹$3.2M runaway homeless youth
🔹$2.8M family counseling
Our CEO @MichelleYanche explains why this matters.
Today, we stood on the City Hall steps as students called on @NYCMayor to sustain critical education programs! Unless NYC extends funding in the FY 27 budget, programs like Learning to Work, restorative justice, immigrant family outreach & more could be rolled back this July.
#sponsored
Congratulations to Ellen O’Hara on being named to City & State’s Above & Beyond: Women. With more than 35 years at Good Shepherd Services, her leadership has shaped programs, strengthened teams, and advanced prevention services across NYC. #AboveAndBeyondWomen #BoldLeadership #Commitment #GoodShepherdServices @GoodShepherdNYC
@MichelleYanche , CEO of @GoodShepherdNYC and Melanie Hartzog, President & CEO of @TheNYFoundling , are standing up for the nearly 1 million human service workers who keep New York running.
It's time to #BUMP the minimum pay to $29/hr. 🙌
"BUMP will allow us to stay home [in New York], and take care of home."
Minas Abraha, VP of Youth & Family Well-Being at @goodshepherdnyc, calls for a livable wage so staff can show up fully for the kids who need them the most.
Join #BUMPNewYork for a raise to $29 #minimumpay.
Thank you @NYCComptroller & @bradhoylman for inviting @GoodShepherdNYC to join this timely conversation about how your respective offices are committed to support the non profit sector.
We are at City Hall Park for the “Equal Work, Equal Wages” Rally to support Wage Equity Legislation. Together, we are urging the @NYCCouncil and @NYCMayor administration to provide truly equitable wages to the workers who are the backbone of our communities. #JustPay
Young people are telling us what they need:
✅ Stable housing
✅ Mental health care
✅ Real economic opportunity
For too long, NYC has filled these gaps with punishment. Read how we can invest in them instead in the NYC Youth Justice Coalition’s report. https://t.co/1eBYF7k6Ak
#WEARELTW rally on the steps of #Tweed calls on the @NYCMayor to restore funding to CBOs that partner with Transfer Schools & Young Adult Borough Centers across the City by the Executive Budget. Current funding is set expire at the end of June. #SaveLTW # https://t.co/LGRgomnpxE
Learning to Work (LTW) helps over-age, under-credited students graduate. But $31M in funding is set to expire this June. We’re calling on the Mayor and City Council to restore and baseline this funding now. Join us this Thursday on the Steps of Tweed at 1pm to #SaveLTW.
Jhony, a student at Stevenson YABC, is inviting you to join the Learning to Work Coalition on March 26 at 1pm on the steps of Tweed to advocate for LTW funding. #WeareLTW#SaveLTW
Community Based Organizations that partner with Transfer Schools and Young Adult Borough Centers across the City and students will speak to the impact of the Learning to Work program whose funds expire at the end of June. #WEARELTW#SaveLTW
Our CEO @MichelleYanche wrote an #oped about a stark reality: many #socialworkers and #humanservice staff are paid poverty wages. As part of @BUMPnewyork, we are pressing state leaders to raise the base pay to $29/hour. Read more: https://t.co/S0XnKXaDKq #BUMP
Good Shepherd's afterschool teams from MS45, MS447, Truman, Red Hook Beacon, PS297 and Brooklyn Scholars joined New York State Network for Youth Success in Albany on Wednesday with over 60 reps sending a clear message to lawmakers — fund #afterschool now!
@GoodShepherdNYC Sr VP David Caba of the Bronx Rises Against Gun Violence Program testifies before the @NYCCouncil on the Crisis Management System https://t.co/Ma6HZ21l6t
Every child deserves a safe, loving home. Find out how you can make an impact by joining an upcoming foster parent orientation.
#fostercare#compassion#commitment#family
Proud to join forces with dozens of #NYC social service organizations at City Hall yesterday. Our collective voice was heard loud and clear: we cannot allow critical youth programs to disappear from our communities.
Invest in our children's future now!