DYCD - Resources for Non-Profits

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Over the past two decades, the City of New York has expanded quality after school services to support young people and working families.

Resources for Non-Profits

DYCD is only as strong as the community-based organizations it contracts with. We provide a variety of services designed to help agencies build capacity, establish sound financial practices, and take advantage of available resources:

Capacity Building and Professional Development

Helps DYCD funded CBOs operate efficiently and effectively.
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Discretionary Awards

DYCD is responsible for administering funds allocated by the New York City Council to community-based organizations through human services contracts. Any organization applying to the New York City Council to receive a discretionary award greater than $10,000 must complete a Prequalification Application.
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CBO Financial Services

Fiscal management tools for DYCD-funded CBOs.
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Contracting Opportunities - RFPs

Learn more about available funding sources.
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Transportation Program

Free Group Subway Certificates for eligible youth organizations.
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Summer Youth Employment Program (SYEP) - for Non-Profits

SYEP worksite application for providers.
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Equal Opportunity - Workforce Investment Act

Unit responsible for ensuring that each WIA grant applicant carries out the Methods of Administration under the Workforce Investment Act.
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Family Development Training and Credentialing (FDC)

Provides frontline workers with the skills and competencies needed to work more effectively with families and individuals. Learn more

USEFUL LINKS:

Guidelines for Creating a Welcoming Environment
A guide for DYCD Contractors.

NYC DYCD Case Management Toolkit
A Toolkit designed as a resource to help programs that offer case management services implement the new DYCD Case Management Standards.

The New York City Youth Guide to Summer Fun
The guide is a broad citywide calendar of family-oriented events and resources published annually by DYCD.

Afterschool Pathfinder
Pathfinder is a free user-friendly website that connects afterschool workers to job, training and career opportunities in New York City. The site is operated by The Afterschool School Corporation (TASC) and was developed with support from DYCD and the Wallace Foundation. It is a valuable resource for afterschool related job opportunities.