DYCD Youth Connect is a free and confidential information
service that connects youth to jobs, afterschool programs
and training opportunities.
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Resources for Domestic Violence and Dating Violence
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Are you and your boyfriend/girlfriend constantly arguing or fighting?
Are you in a relationship and you’re not sure if it’s a healthy
relationship? Are you experiencing abuse from family in your household? Do
you hate going home?
You may be a victim of dating violence or domestic violence. We’ve
put together the following resources for you. If you’re not sure what
to do, give us a call!
Friends of Youth Connect New York City 311 311 is New
York City's online Web site and phone number for government information
and non-emergency services. Whether you're a resident, business owner, or
visitor, all the resources of New York City are just a phone call
away.
New York City Department of
Education The New York City Department of Education is the largest
system of public schools in the United States, serving about 1.1 million
students in about 1,500 schools.
New York City Department of Parks &
Recreations Parks & Recreation is the steward of about 29,000
acres of land and and New York City's principal providers of recreational
and athletic facilities and programs.
Revitalize.
Inspire. Perform. Magazine RIP magazine – is a quarterly
educational publication with an edge. It’s for urban youth ages
13-19. RIP magazine offers youth important messages about health and
general wellness, along with resources in an upbeat and inspirational
style that can truly motivate anyone.
DYCD updates the Youth Connect database on a regular basis in
order to provide callers with the most up-to-date information
available. We invite your organization to help us build New York
City’s most comprehensive resource for young people seeking direct
services. All you need to do is complete this form and send it
to us by email, fax or postal mail.
Fax: 212.442.5894 Mailing address: DYCD
Youth
Connect
Department of Youth and
Community Development
156 William Street, 7th
Floor
New York, New York 10038
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