DYCD - Interagency Coordinating Council on Youth

Department of Youth and Community Development - Serving New York City Youth, Families & Communities

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Interagency Coordinating Council on Youth

Organization and Purpose
The Interagency Coordinating Council on Youth (ICC) was created in 1989 to promote interagency collaboration on issues relevant to New York City youth. The Council is comprised of representatives from the City's youth-serving agencies. The ICC annually holds at least one public hearing and four quarterly meetings, which are rotated among member agencies and are not open to the public. ICC work groups focused on afterschool and court-involved youth meet regularly before the public.

Numerous initiatives have been developed as a result of ICC member collaborations. A few examples:

Department of Youth and Community Development (DYCD) and the Department of Homeless Services (DHS) have coordinated efforts to connect young people residing in City shelters with available resources and programs.

New York City Youthline staff provide informational workshops to youth residing at Department of Juvenile Justice Residential and Non-residential Detention facilities.

To learn more about the ICC, join a work group or register to testify at the annual public hearing, please email ICC@dycd.nyc.gov.

The March 24th ICC quarterly meeting held at Federation Employment and Guidance Service

Photo Credit: Paul Margolis

“Helping Families Survive Difficult Financial Times, Preventing Homelessness and Keeping Families Together”

Chaz Crowder of the Human Resources Administration addresses members and guests at the March 24th ICC quarterly meeting held at the Federation Employment and Guidance Service (FEGS). Highlighting some of Mayor Bloomberg's on-going effort to help New Yorkers weather these difficult economic times, Mr. Crowder and other panelists that included Cathie Mahon, Executive Director of NYC Office of Financial Empowerment, Myla Harrison, DHMH Assistant Commissioner of the Bureau of Child and Adolescent Services and Susan Haskell, DYCD Assistant Commissioner of Vulnerable and Special Needs Youth provided information about available resources for City residents. The audience of approximately 50 people that included community-based organizations and other stakeholders were welcomed by FEGS CEO Gail A. Magaliff.

Materials Distributed:

Download Debt Stress Tips (in PDF)
Download Smart Money Tips (in PDF)
Download Smart Money Lessons for Kids (in PDF)
Download Prevent Identity Theft Tip Sheet (in PDF)
Download the SAVENYC ACCOUNT (in PDF)
Download Your SNAP benefits are going up (in PDF)

Resource Link:

Economic Recovery One-Time Payments

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ICC Annual Reports:

Additional Information:

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	Federal Stimulus
	Contracting Opportunities - RFPs
	Transportation Program
	Concept Papers
	Neighborhood Advisory Boards
	Youth Connect 1-800-246-4646
	Careers with DYCD

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