Volunteers of America Greater New York

About Us: Volunteers of America-Greater New York (VOA-GNY) is an anti-poverty organization that seeks to end homelessness in the New York metropolitan area by the year 2050. We focus our continuum of care to address the most prevalent causes of homelessness: (1) lack of affordable housing; (2) unmet health needs, including but not limited to mental health and substance use; and (3) lack of jobs that create wealth. In each of these areas we strive to incorporate strategies that address issues of racial equity. We know that our clients are confronting longstanding barriers to accessing quality housing, healthcare, and employment. Our programs are designed to ensure that our clients do not have to face these challenges alone. Now in our second century of serving those in need, VOA-GNY understands what it takes to heal families and individuals who are in crisis and have experienced trauma. We operate and provide services in emergency shelters, transitional housing, and permanent supportive housing for close to 11,000 men, women and children through 65 programs located in New York City, Northern New Jersey, and Westchester annually. We are one of the largest providers of services to families and individuals experiencing homelessness in the Greater New York area, serving survivors of domestic violence, people living with HIV/AIDS, veterans, and others who have behavioral health or substance use needs. Many of VOA-Greater New York's programs are nationally recognized and meet the rigorous standards of accrediting bodies CARF, COA and the NAEYC. FUNCTION The front desk monitor/receptionist answers telephone calls and takes messages for staff, receives and assists visitors, receives and routes deliveries, aids residents, and controls front door access. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS High school diploma or GED. Must possess a polite and pleasant manner, be efficient and firm, and have the ability to operate a busy front desk/security operation. Must be able to perform diverse tasks with ease and maintain confidentiality. PRINCIPAL RESPONSIBILITIES Greet all visitors and assist them with directions or announce their arrival to staff or residents.Ensure that all clients sign in and out as required.Route mail and deliveries as required.Handle or assist in crisis intervention.Follow assigned procedures in emergency situations.Perform other related duties as required. EFFECT ON END RESULTS Visitors are assisted promptly and courteously.Client locations can be tracked at all times.Mail and deliveries are routed to the appropriate people.Crises are handled according to agency policy.Emergency situations are responded to according to agency policy.Related duties are performed completely, accurately and on time. Make a living by making a difference. Apply online today! Volunteers of America is an Equal Opportunity Employer/Vets/Disabled/Other Protected Categories.

About Us: Volunteers of America-Greater New York (VOA-GNY) is an anti-poverty organization that seeks to end homelessness in the New York metropolitan area by the year 2050. We focus our continuum of care to address the most prevalent causes of homelessness: (1) lack of affordable housing; (2) unmet health needs, including but not limited to mental health and substance use; and (3) lack of jobs that create wealth. In each of these areas we strive to incorporate strategies that address issues of racial equity. We know that our clients are confronting longstanding barriers to accessing quality housing, healthcare, and employment. Our programs are designed to ensure that our clients do not have to face these challenges alone. Now in our second century of serving those in need, VOA-GNY understands what it takes to heal families and individuals who are in crisis and have experienced trauma. We operate and provide services in emergency shelters, transitional housing, and permanent supportive housing for close to 11,000 men, women and children through 65 programs located in New York City, Northern New Jersey, and Westchester annually. We are one of the largest providers of services to families and individuals experiencing homelessness in the Greater New York area, serving survivors of domestic violence, people living with HIV/AIDS, veterans, and others who have behavioral health or substance use needs. Many of VOA-Greater New York's programs are nationally recognized and meet the rigorous standards of accrediting bodies CARF, COA and the NAEYC. Position: Front Desk Monitor (LEH779) Summary: The Front Desk Monitor answers telephone calls and takes messages for staff, receives and assists visitors, receives and routes deliveries, aids residents, and controls front door access. Minimum Qualifications:High school diploma or GED. Must possess a polite and pleasant manner, be efficient and firm, and have the ability to operate a busy front desk/security operation. Must be able to perform diverse tasks with ease and maintain confidentiality. Certifications in security, CPR/First Aid, and Fire Safety (F-80) required, in accordance with regulatory mandates covering this program site. Supervisory Role:This position does not have supervisory responsibilities. Principal Responsibilities: The below enumerated principal responsibilities are inclusive of both program specific and firm-wide related administration, as applicable. Greet all visitors; assist them directly or announce their arrival to staff or residents.Ensure that all clients sign in and out as required.Route mail and deliveries as required.Handle or assist in crisis intervention.Follow assigned procedures in emergency situations.Conduct rounds at residence as assigned.Perform other related duties as requested.7. Expected Results of Principal Responsibilities: Visitors are assisted promptly and courteously.Client locations can be tracked at all times.Mail and deliveries are routed to the appropriate people.Crises are handled according to agency policy.Emergency situations are responded to according to agency policy.Rounds are conducted as scheduled and all incidence reported.All other related tasks are completed on time and accurately.7. Work Environment: While performing the duties of the job, the employee will be in a transitional housing shelter environment. Physical Demands:While performing the duties of the job, the employee is regularly required to have visual acuity, talk and hear while communicating with peers, clients and/or vendors. This position requires sitting, standing, and walking. The employee must occasionally lift and/or move items up to 20 pounds. Position Type:This is a full-time position. Make a living by making a difference. Apply online today! Volunteers of America is an Equal Opportunity Employer/Vets/Disabled/Other Protected Categories.

Volunteers of America-Greater New York (VOA-Greater New York) is the local affiliate of the national organization, Volunteers of America, Inc. and is one of the largest providers of human services in the metropolitan New York area. Founded in New York City in 1896 as a charity staffed by volunteers tending to the city's poor, today VOA-Greater New York has 1,300 paid staff that provide life-changing, often life-saving services through 80 programs in New York City, Westchester County and Northern New Jersey. VOA-Greater New York services extend to survivors of domestic violence; individuals and families - including veterans - experiencing, or at risk of homelessness; people living with HIV/ AIDS, behavioral health, and substance use issues; adults with developmental and intellectual disabilities; preschoolers with developmental delays; older adults on limited incomes, many with a history of homelessness; and at-risk youth. VOA-Greater New York expands, and introduces new services in response to community needs. As such, it is at the forefront of building affordable, supportive housing for seniors; providing a service-rich continuum of care for formerly homeless veterans; and expanding its services for those recovering from domestic violence. Battle Buddy Bridge®, a peer counseling program for veterans, and the work VOA-Greater New York is doing to raise awareness of the impact of Moral Injury, are examples of the organization's responsiveness, creativity and life-altering work. Many of VOA-Greater New York's programs are nationally recognized and meet the rigorous standards of accrediting bodies CARF, COA and the NAEYC. Operation Backpack® is the organization's signature community service campaign that ensures every student who calls a NYC shelter "home" has a new backpack full of supplies in time for the first day of school. Minimum Qualifications: M.S. in Special Education. New York State teacher certification in Special Education K-12 (prior to February 2004) or an internship or emergency COVID certificate, initial or professional certification in Students with Disabilities, Birth-Grade 2. Principal Responsibilities: The below enumerated principal responsibilities are inclusive of both program specific and firm-wide related administration, as applicable. Implement The Creative Curriculum and ensure that the National Association for the Education of Young Children standards are reflected in every classroom. Prepare weekly lesson plans following The Creative Curriculum format. Supervise the activities and assignment of the teacher assistants with individual children or groups of children in the classroom. Write Individualized Education Programs (IEP) and monitor children's progress in goal areas. Write annual IEP goals for children and Quarterly reports to parents on children's progress. Implement instructional (e.g., Applied Behavior Analysis, ESL) and behavioral (group and individual) strategies and methodology in the classroom. Collect and monitor data related to individualized behavior plans, IEPs, children's attendance and other instructional and administrative areas as needed. Assess developmental functioning and learning skills of students in all areas, at regularly planned intervals using The Creative Curriculum assessments, The Brigance Inventories, and other formal and informal assessment tools. Attend team meetings and CPSE conferences as needed. Make parent contacts, provide for transition of instruction to home, and invite parents for school visits. Implement the policies and procedures contained in the Early Learning Center manuals. Make a living by making a difference. Apply online today! Volunteers of America is an Equal Opportunity Employer/Vets/Disabled/Other Protected Categories.

Volunteers of America-Greater New York (VOA-Greater New York) is the local affiliate of the national organization, Volunteers of America, Inc. and is one of the largest providers of human services in the metropolitan New York area. Founded in New York City in 1896 as a charity staffed by volunteers tending to the city's poor, today VOA-Greater New York has 1,300 paid staff that provide life-changing, often life-saving services through 80 programs in New York City, Westchester County and Northern New Jersey. VOA-Greater New York services extend to survivors of domestic violence; individuals and families - including veterans - experiencing, or at risk of homelessness; people living with HIV/ AIDS, behavioral health, and substance use issues; adults with developmental and intellectual disabilities; preschoolers with developmental delays; older adults on limited incomes, many with a history of homelessness; and at-risk youth. VOA-Greater New York expands, and introduces new services in response to community needs. As such, it is at the forefront of building affordable, supportive housing for seniors; providing a service-rich continuum of care for formerly homeless veterans; and expanding its services for those recovering from domestic violence. Battle Buddy Bridge®, a peer counseling program for veterans, and the work VOA-Greater New York is doing to raise awareness of the impact of Moral Injury, are examples of the organization's responsiveness, creativity and life-altering work. Many of VOA-Greater New York's programs are nationally recognized and meet the rigorous standards of accrediting bodies CARF, COA and the NAEYC. Operation Backpack® is the organization's signature community service campaign that ensures every student who calls a NYC shelter "home" has a new backpack full of supplies in time for the first day of school. Minimum Qualifications: M.S. in Special Education. New York State teacher certification in Special Education K-12 (prior to February 2004) or an internship or emergency COVID certificate, initial or professional certification in Students with Disabilities, Birth-Grade 2. Principal Responsibilities: The below enumerated principal responsibilities are inclusive of both program specific and firm-wide related administration, as applicable. Implement The Creative Curriculum and ensure that the National Association for the Education of Young Children standards are reflected in every classroom.Prepare weekly lesson plans following The Creative Curriculum format.Supervise the activities and assignment of the teacher assistants with individual children or groups of children in the classroom.Write Individualized Education Programs (IEP) and monitor children's progress in goal areas.Write annual IEP goals for children and Quarterly reports to parents on children's progress.Implement instructional (e.g., Applied Behavior Analysis, ESL) and behavioral (group and individual) strategies and methodology in the classroom.Collect and monitor data related to individualized behavior plans, IEPs, children's attendance and other instructional and administrative areas as needed.Assess developmental functioning and learning skills of students in all areas, at regularly planned intervals using The Creative Curriculum assessments, The Brigance Inventories, and other formal and informal assessment tools.Attend team meetings and CPSE conferences as needed.Make parent contacts, provide for transition of instruction to home, and invite parents for school visits.Implement the policies and procedures contained in the Early Learning Center manuals. Make a living by making a difference. Apply online today! Volunteers of America is an Equal Opportunity Employer/Vets/Disabled/Other Protected Categories.

Volunteers of America-Greater New York (VOA-Greater New York) is the local affiliate of the national organization, Volunteers of America, Inc. and is one of the largest providers of human services in the metropolitan New York area. Founded in New York City in 1896 as a charity staffed by volunteers tending to the city's poor, today VOA-Greater New York has 1,300 paid staff that provide life-changing, often life-saving services through 80 programs in New York City, Westchester County and Northern New Jersey. VOA-Greater New York services extend to survivors of domestic violence; individuals and families - including veterans - experiencing, or at risk of homelessness; people living with HIV/ AIDS, behavioral health, and substance use issues; adults with developmental and intellectual disabilities; preschoolers with developmental delays; older adults on limited incomes, many with a history of homelessness; and at-risk youth. VOA-Greater New York expands, and introduces new services in response to community needs. As such, it is at the forefront of building affordable, supportive housing for seniors; providing a service-rich continuum of care for formerly homeless veterans; and expanding its services for those recovering from domestic violence. Battle Buddy Bridge®, a peer counseling program for veterans, and the work VOA-Greater New York is doing to raise awareness of the impact of Moral Injury, are examples of the organization's responsiveness, creativity and life-altering work. Many of VOA-Greater New York's programs are nationally recognized and meet the rigorous standards of accrediting bodies CARF, COA and the NAEYC. Operation Backpack® is the organization's signature community service campaign that ensures every student who calls a NYC shelter "home" has a new backpack full of supplies in time for the first day of school. Minimum Qualifications: M.S. in Special Education. New York State teacher certification in Special Education K-12 (prior to February 2004) or an internship or emergency COVID certificate, initial or professional certification in Students with Disabilities, Birth-Grade 2. Principal Responsibilities: The below enumerated principal responsibilities are inclusive of both program specific and firm-wide related administration, as applicable. Implement The Creative Curriculum and ensure that the National Association for the Education of Young Children standards are reflected in every classroom. Prepare weekly lesson plans following The Creative Curriculum format. Supervise the activities and assignment of the teacher assistants with individual children or groups of children in the classroom. Write Individualized Education Programs (IEP) and monitor children's progress in goal areas. Write annual IEP goals for children and Quarterly reports to parents on children's progress. Implement instructional (e.g., Applied Behavior Analysis, ESL) and behavioral (group and individual) strategies and methodology in the classroom. Collect and monitor data related to individualized behavior plans, IEPs, children's attendance and other instructional and administrative areas as needed. Assess developmental functioning and learning skills of students in all areas, at regularly planned intervals using The Creative Curriculum assessments, The Brigance Inventories, and other formal and informal assessment tools. Attend team meetings and CPSE conferences as needed. Make parent contacts, provide for transition of instruction to home, and invite parents for school visits. Implement the policies and procedures contained in the Early Learning Center manuals. Make a living by making a difference. Apply online today! Volunteers of America is an Equal Opportunity Employer/Vets/Disabled/Other Protected Categories.

Volunteers of America-Greater New York (VOA-Greater New York) is the local affiliate of the national organization, Volunteers of America, Inc. and is one of the largest providers of human services in the metropolitan New York area. Founded in New York City in 1896 as a charity staffed by volunteers tending to the city's poor, today VOA-Greater New York has 1,300 paid staff that provide life-changing, often life-saving services through 80 programs in New York City, Westchester County and Northern New Jersey. VOA-Greater New York services extend to survivors of domestic violence; individuals and families - including veterans - experiencing, or at risk of homelessness; people living with HIV/ AIDS, behavioral health, and substance use issues; adults with developmental and intellectual disabilities; preschoolers with developmental delays; older adults on limited incomes, many with a history of homelessness; and at-risk youth. VOA-Greater New York expands, and introduces new services in response to community needs. As such, it is at the forefront of building affordable, supportive housing for seniors; providing a service-rich continuum of care for formerly homeless veterans; and expanding its services for those recovering from domestic violence. Battle Buddy Bridge®, a peer counseling program for veterans, and the work VOA-Greater New York is doing to raise awareness of the impact of Moral Injury, are examples of the organization's responsiveness, creativity and life-altering work. Many of VOA-Greater New York's programs are nationally recognized and meet the rigorous standards of accrediting bodies CARF, COA and the NAEYC. Operation Backpack® is the organization's signature community service campaign that ensures every student who calls a NYC shelter "home" has a new backpack full of supplies in time for the first day of school. Summary:The front desk monitor answers telephone calls and takes messages for staff, receives and assists visitors, receives and routes deliveries, aids residents, and controls front door access. Minimum Qualifications:High school diploma or GED. Must possess a polite and pleasant manner, be efficient and firm, and have the ability to operate a busy front desk/security operation. Must be able to perform diverse tasks with ease and maintain confidentiality. Certifications in security, CPR/First Aid, and Fire Safety (F-80) required, in accordance with regulatory mandates covering this program site. Supervisory Role:This position does not have supervisory responsibilities. Principal Responsibilities:The below enumerated principal responsibilities are inclusive of both program specific and firm-wide related administration, as applicable. 1. Greet all visitors; assist them directly or announce their arrival to staff or residents.2. Ensure that all clients sign in and out as required.3. Route mail and deliveries as required.4. Handle or assist in crisis intervention.5. Follow assigned procedures in emergency situations.6. Conduct rounds at residence as assigned.7. Perform other related duties as requested. Expected Results of Principal Responsibilities:1. Visitors are assisted promptly and courteously.2. Client locations can be tracked at all times.3. Mail and deliveries are routed to the appropriate people.4. Crises are handled according to agency policy.5. Emergency situations are responded to according to agency policy.6. Rounds are conducted as scheduled and all incidence reported.7. All other related tasks are completed on time and accurately. Work Environment:While performing the duties of the job, the employee will be in a residential housing environment. Physical Demands:While performing the duties of the job, the employee is regularly required to have visual acuity, talk and hear while communicating with peers, clients and/or vendors. This position requires standing, bending and walking. The employee must occasionally lift and/or move items up to 20 pounds. Position Type:This is a part - time position. Make a living by making a difference. Apply online today! Volunteers of America is an Equal Opportunity Employer/Vets/Disabled/Other Protected Categories.

Volunteers of America-Greater New York (VOA-Greater New York) is the local affiliate of the national organization, Volunteers of America, Inc. and is one of the largest providers of human services in the metropolitan New York area. Founded in New York City in 1896 as a charity staffed by volunteers tending to the city's poor, today VOA-Greater New York has 1,300 paid staff that provide life-changing, often life-saving services through 80 programs in New York City, Westchester County and Northern New Jersey. VOA-Greater New York services extend to survivors of domestic violence; individuals and families - including veterans - experiencing, or at risk of homelessness; people living with HIV/ AIDS, behavioral health, and substance use issues; adults with developmental and intellectual disabilities; preschoolers with developmental delays; older adults on limited incomes, many with a history of homelessness; and at-risk youth. VOA-Greater New York expands, and introduces new services in response to community needs. As such, it is at the forefront of building affordable, supportive housing for seniors; providing a service-rich continuum of care for formerly homeless veterans; and expanding its services for those recovering from domestic violence. Battle Buddy Bridge®, a peer counseling program for veterans, and the work VOA-Greater New York is doing to raise awareness of the impact of Moral Injury, are examples of the organization's responsiveness, creativity and life-altering work. Many of VOA-Greater New York's programs are nationally recognized and meet the rigorous standards of accrediting bodies CARF, COA and the NAEYC. Operation Backpack® is the organization's signature community service campaign that ensures every student who calls a NYC shelter "home" has a new backpack full of supplies in time for the first day of school. The Teacher Aide assist classroom teacher in working with students in the areas of activities of daily living, transitioning from activities (including arrival and dismissal), organizing classroom and materials for instruction, and other non-instructional activities within the classroom. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: Minimum educational requirement of a high school diploma or equivalent. PRINCIPAL RESPONSIBILITIES: Escort students to and from the school buses at arrival and dismissal time. Escort students throughout the building outside of the classroom. Assist students during activities of daily living activities (e.g., hand washing, toileting). Assist teachers and teacher assistants organize classroom for instruction. Assist teachers in clerical activities not related to confidential files or materials. Assist in cleaning procedures in classroom to maintain health and safety of students. Follow policies and procedures of Early Learning Centers. Perform other related duties as assigned. Make a living by making a difference. Apply online today! Volunteers of America is an Equal Opportunity Employer/Vets/Disabled/Other Protected Categories.

Volunteers of America-Greater New York (VOA-Greater New York) is the local affiliate of the national organization, Volunteers of America, Inc. and is one of the largest providers of human services in the metropolitan New York area. Founded in New York City in 1896 as a charity staffed by volunteers tending to the city's poor, today VOA-Greater New York has 1,300 paid staff that provide life-changing, often life-saving services through 80 programs in New York City, Westchester County and Northern New Jersey. VOA-Greater New York services extend to survivors of domestic violence; individuals and families - including veterans - experiencing, or at risk of homelessness; people living with HIV/ AIDS, behavioral health, and substance use issues; adults with developmental and intellectual disabilities; preschoolers with developmental delays; older adults on limited incomes, many with a history of homelessness; and at-risk youth. VOA-Greater New York expands, and introduces new services in response to community needs. As such, it is at the forefront of building affordable, supportive housing for seniors; providing a service-rich continuum of care for formerly homeless veterans; and expanding its services for those recovering from domestic violence. Battle Buddy Bridge®, a peer counseling program for veterans, and the work VOA-Greater New York is doing to raise awareness of the impact of Moral Injury, are examples of the organization's responsiveness, creativity and life-altering work. Many of VOA-Greater New York's programs are nationally recognized and meet the rigorous standards of accrediting bodies CARF, COA and the NAEYC. Operation Backpack® is the organization's signature community service campaign that ensures every student who calls a NYC shelter "home" has a new backpack full of supplies in time for the first day of school. Summary:The Front Desk Monitor answers telephone calls and takes messages for staff, receives and assists visitors, receives and routes deliveries, aids residents, and controls front door access. Minimum Qualifications:High school diploma or GED. Must possess a polite and pleasant manner, be efficient and firm, and have the ability to operate a busy front desk/security operation. Must be able to perform diverse tasks with ease and maintain confidentiality. Certifications in security, CPR/First Aid, and Fire Safety (F-80) required, in accordance with regulatory mandates covering this program site. Supervisory Role:This position does not have supervisory responsibilities. Principal Responsibilities:The below enumerated principal responsibilities are inclusive of both program specific and firm-wide related administration, as applicable. 1. Greet all visitors; assist them directly or announce their arrival to staff or residents.2. Ensure that all clients sign in and out as required.3. Route mail and deliveries as required.4. Handle or assist in crisis intervention.5. Follow assigned procedures in emergency situations.6. Conduct rounds at residence as assigned.7. Perform other related duties as requested. Expected Results of Principal Responsibilities:1. Visitors are assisted promptly and courteously.2. Client locations can be tracked at all times.3. Mail and deliveries are routed to the appropriate people.4. Crises are handled according to agency policy.5. Emergency situations are responded to according to agency policy.6. Rounds are conducted as scheduled and all incidence reported.7. All other related tasks are completed on time and accurately. Work Environment:While performing the duties of the job, the employee will be in a residential housing environment. Physical Demands:While performing the duties of the job, the employee is regularly required to have visual acuity, talk and hear while communicating with peers, clients and/or vendors. This position requires standing, bending and walking. The employee must occasionally lift and/or move items up to 20 pounds. Position Type:This is a part-time position. Make a living by making a difference. Apply online today! Volunteers of America is an Equal Opportunity Employer/Vets/Disabled/Other Protected Categories.

Volunteers of America-Greater New York (VOA-Greater New York) is the local affiliate of the national organization, Volunteers of America, Inc. and is one of the largest providers of human services in the metropolitan New York area. Founded in New York City in 1896 as a charity staffed by volunteers tending to the city's poor, today VOA-Greater New York has 1,300 paid staff that provide life-changing, often life-saving services through 80 programs in New York City, Westchester County and Northern New Jersey. VOA-Greater New York services extend to survivors of domestic violence; individuals and families - including veterans - experiencing, or at risk of homelessness; people living with HIV/ AIDS, behavioral health, and substance use issues; adults with developmental and intellectual disabilities; preschoolers with developmental delays; older adults on limited incomes, many with a history of homelessness; and at-risk youth. VOA-Greater New York expands, and introduces new services in response to community needs. As such, it is at the forefront of building affordable, supportive housing for seniors; providing a service-rich continuum of care for formerly homeless veterans; and expanding its services for those recovering from domestic violence. Battle Buddy Bridge®, a peer counseling program for veterans, and the work VOA-Greater New York is doing to raise awareness of the impact of Moral Injury, are examples of the organization's responsiveness, creativity and life-altering work. Many of VOA-Greater New York's programs are nationally recognized and meet the rigorous standards of accrediting bodies CARF, COA and the NAEYC. Operation Backpack® is the organization's signature community service campaign that ensures every student who calls a NYC shelter "home" has a new backpack full of supplies in time for the first day of school. Summary: The front desk monitor answers telephone calls and takes messages for staff, receives and assists visitors, receives and routes deliveries, aids residents, and controls front door access. Minimum Qualifications: High school diploma or GED. Must possess a polite and pleasant manner, be efficient and firm, and have the ability to operate a busy front desk/security operation. Must be able to perform diverse tasks with ease and maintain confidentiality. Certifications in security, CPR/First Aid, and Fire Safety (F-80) required, in accordance with regulatory mandates covering this program site. Supervisory Role: This position does not have supervisory responsibilities. Principal Responsibilities: The below enumerated principal responsibilities are inclusive of both program specific and firm-wide related administration, as applicable.1. Greet all visitors; assist them directly or announce their arrival to staff or residents. 2. Ensure that all clients sign in and out as required. 3. Route mail and deliveries as required. 4. Handle or assist in crisis intervention. 5. Follow assigned procedures in emergency situations. 6. Conduct rounds at residence as assigned. 7. Perform other related duties as requested. Expected Results of Principal Responsibilities: 1. Visitors are assisted promptly and courteously. 2. Client locations can be tracked at all times. 3. Mail and deliveries are routed to the appropriate people. 4. Crises are handled according to agency policy. 5. Emergency situations are responded to according to agency policy. 6. Rounds are conducted as scheduled and all incidence reported. 7. All other related tasks are completed on time and accurately. Work Environment: While performing the duties of the job, the employee will be in a residential housing environment. Physical Demands: While performing the duties of the job, the employee is regularly required to have visual acuity, talk and hear while communicating with peers, clients and/or vendors. This position requires standing, bending and walking. The employee must occasionally lift and/or move items up to 20 pounds. Position Type: This is a part - time position. Make a living by making a difference. Apply online today! Volunteers of America is an Equal Opportunity Employer/Vets/Disabled/Other Protected Categories.

Volunteers of America-Greater New York (VOA-Greater New York) is the local affiliate of the national organization, Volunteers of America, Inc. and is one of the largest providers of human services in the metropolitan New York area. Founded in New York City in 1896 as a charity staffed by volunteers tending to the city's poor, today VOA-Greater New York has 1,300 paid staff that provide life-changing, often life-saving services through 80 programs in New York City, Westchester County and Northern New Jersey. VOA-Greater New York services extend to survivors of domestic violence; individuals and families - including veterans - experiencing, or at risk of homelessness; people living with HIV/ AIDS, behavioral health, and substance use issues; adults with developmental and intellectual disabilities; preschoolers with developmental delays; older adults on limited incomes, many with a history of homelessness; and at-risk youth. VOA-Greater New York expands, and introduces new services in response to community needs. As such, it is at the forefront of building affordable, supportive housing for seniors; providing a service-rich continuum of care for formerly homeless veterans; and expanding its services for those recovering from domestic violence. Battle Buddy Bridge®, a peer counseling program for veterans, and the work VOA-Greater New York is doing to raise awareness of the impact of Moral Injury, are examples of the organization's responsiveness, creativity and life-altering work. Many of VOA-Greater New York's programs are nationally recognized and meet the rigorous standards of accrediting bodies CARF, COA and the NAEYC. Operation Backpack® is the organization's signature community service campaign that ensures every student who calls a NYC shelter "home" has a new backpack full of supplies in time for the first day of school. Summary:The Front Desk Supervisor coordinates the operation of the program during the assigned shift. Minimum Qualifications:High school diploma or GED plus one year relevant experience working in a similar capacity in a social services setting. Must possess good interpersonal skills and basic computer knowledge. Certifications in security, CPR/First Aid, and Fire Safety (F-80), also required, in accordance with regulatory mandates covering this program site. Supervisory Role:This position does not have supervisory responsibilities. Principal Responsibilities:The below enumerated principal responsibilities are inclusive of both program specific and firm-wide related administration, as applicable. 1. Directs all front desk staff activities to ensure adherence to policy and procedures. 2. Ensure proper documentation of front desk activities. 3. Provide emergency assistance to residents as needed and supervise incident management system. 4. Monitor building safety.5. Conduct rounds at residence as assigned6. Perform other related duties as requested. Expected Results of Principal Responsibilities:1. Front desk activities are performed accurately and completely. 2. Front desk activities are accurately documented. 3. Emergency resident needs are met and incidents properly documented. 4. Building safety is monitored and maintained.5. Emergency situations are responded to according to agency policy.6. All other related tasks are completed on time and accurately. Work Environment:While performing the duties of the job, the employee will be in a residential shelter environment. Physical Demands:While performing the duties of the job, the employee is regularly required to have visual acuity, talk and hear while communicating with peers, clients and/or vendors. This is an active position and requires sitting, standing and walking. The employee must occasionally lift and/or move items up to 20 pounds. Position Type:This is a part - time position. Make a living by making a difference. Apply online today! Volunteers of America is an Equal Opportunity Employer/Vets/Disabled/Other Protected Categories.

Volunteers of America-Greater New York (VOA-Greater New York) is the local affiliate of the national organization, Volunteers of America, Inc. and is one of the largest providers of human services in the metropolitan New York area. Founded in New York City in 1896 as a charity staffed by volunteers tending to the city's poor, today VOA-Greater New York has 1,300 paid staff that provide life-changing, often life-saving services through 80 programs in New York City, Westchester County and Northern New Jersey. VOA-Greater New York services extend to survivors of domestic violence; individuals and families - including veterans - experiencing, or at risk of homelessness; people living with HIV/ AIDS, behavioral health, and substance use issues; adults with developmental and intellectual disabilities; preschoolers with developmental delays; older adults on limited incomes, many with a history of homelessness; and at-risk youth. VOA-Greater New York expands, and introduces new services in response to community needs. As such, it is at the forefront of building affordable, supportive housing for seniors; providing a service-rich continuum of care for formerly homeless veterans; and expanding its services for those recovering from domestic violence. Battle Buddy Bridge®, a peer counseling program for veterans, and the work VOA-Greater New York is doing to raise awareness of the impact of Moral Injury, are examples of the organization's responsiveness, creativity and life-altering work. Many of VOA-Greater New York's programs are nationally recognized and meet the rigorous standards of accrediting bodies CARF, COA and the NAEYC. Operation Backpack® is the organization's signature community service campaign that ensures every student who calls a NYC shelter "home" has a new backpack full of supplies in time for the first day of school. Summary: The Front Desk Supervisor coordinates the operation of the program during the assigned shift. Minimum Qualifications: High school diploma or GED plus one year relevant experience working in a similar capacity in a social services setting. Must possess good interpersonal skills and basic computer knowledge. Certifications in security, CPR/First Aid, and Fire Safety (F-80), also required, in accordance with regulatory mandates covering this program site. Supervisory Role: This position does not have supervisory responsibilities. Principal Responsibilities: The below enumerated principal responsibilities are inclusive of both program specific and firm-wide related administration, as applicable. 1. Directs all front desk staff activities to ensure adherence to policy and procedures. 2. Ensure proper documentation of front desk activities. 3. Provide emergency assistance to residents as needed and supervise incident management system. 4. Monitor building safety. 5. Conduct rounds at residence as assigned 6. Perform other related duties as requested. Expected Results of Principal Responsibilities: 1. Front desk activities are performed accurately and completely. 2. Front desk activities are accurately documented. 3. Emergency resident needs are met and incidents properly documented. 4. Building safety is monitored and maintained. 5. Emergency situations are responded to according to agency policy. 6. All other related tasks are completed on time and accurately. Work Environment: While performing the duties of the job, the employee will be in a residential shelter environment. Physical Demands: While performing the duties of the job, the employee is regularly required to have visual acuity, talk and hear while communicating with peers, clients and/or vendors. This is an active position and requires sitting, standing and walking. The employee must occasionally lift and/or move items up to 20 pounds. Position Type: This is a full - time position. Make a living by making a difference. Apply online today! Volunteers of America is an Equal Opportunity Employer/Vets/Disabled/Other Protected Categories.