FORDHAM PREPARATORY SCHOOL

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1 FORDHAM PREPARATORY SCHOOL CHRISTIAN SERVICE PROGRAM Approved Agencies (Further information on all these agencies is available in the service office) As of 5/1/17 WESTCHESTER Andruss on Hudson 185 Old Broadway Hastings-on-Hudson, NY Vincent Bonadies, CTRS Director of Community Life and Volunteer Services , ext Senior care community looking for recreation aides, friendly visitors, escorts, and activity coordinators Need copy of measles, mumps, rubella vaccine, and proof of negative TB titer AYSO/Challenger Sports Programs (for special needs children) Ardsley NY Gwen Jagde, Commissioner Be a buddy to a child with special needs in AYSO soccer league, Ardsley Challenger Little League, and/or Greenburgh basketball league Sunday 1:30-4:30 year round Blythedale Children's Hospital 95 Bradhurst Avenue Valhalla, NY Jabeen Dinzey Director of Volunteer Services Fax: jdinzey@blythedale.org - Hospital providing physical rehabilitation to children needs transporters and aides in recreation programs - M-Sun: hours to be arranged - bus route 40 Burke Rehabilitation Hospital 785 Mamaroneck Ave White Plains, NY Gail Cornacchia, Manager of Volunteer Services gcornacc@burke.org Fax: short-term rehabilitation hospital for physicallydisabled adults utilizes students for special events, transport, and in recreation, and other services M-Su Carver Center of Port Chester 400 Westchester Avenue Port Chester, NY Leith Colton, Community Engagement Manager lcolton@carvercenter.org Multi-service center for families, primarily needs students to serve as tutors Reqs: state central registry clearance, fingerprints, medical, etc. M-F: 3-5:30p Children's Village Dobbs Ferry, NY Amy DelliPaoli, Director of Academic and Volunteer Services ADelliPaoli@childrensvillage.org Karen Gallagher, Coordinator of School-Based Tutoring kmgallagher21@gmail.com Deb Jurkowitz x1586/mrs. Gallagher at Fax: The Children's Village is a residence for 160 at risk youth, ages range Students needed to help staff the School-Based Mentoring Program. The mentoring program works with only the youngest residents, ages Schedule: Mentoring Tuesday 3:45-5:30. October - May, consistent with public school calendar. Orientation in second half of September Community Center of Northern Westchester 84 Bedford Rd. Katonah, NY Clare Murray, Assistant Director for Operations x105 Fax: cmurray@communitycenternw.org A non profit organization in Katonah, NY, helping families in need living in Northern Westchester with food, clothing, programs and workshops. Open Tuesday to Friday 10am - 4pm and Saturdays 10am - 1pm Students assist with all phases of food pantry stocking and food distribution-- and clothing bank receiving, sorting, and distribution. Metro North to Katonah

2 Cortland Nursing Care Center 110 Oregon Rd. Peekskill, NY Nicole Oliver, Director of Volunteers and Therapeutic Recreation x3039 (Recreation Dept) bed long-term care facility looking for help in recreation and visiting - M W F Su: 9am-9pm;- Tu Thu Sa 8:30-4:30 - Metro North to Peekskill Eastchester Senior Programs and Services 40 Mill Rd. Eastchester, NY Gilda Press, Director Maureen Casey, Manager and Volunteer Coordinator mcasey@eastchester.org Fax Sundays 11:30a-3:30p - Set up, assist with serving meals, and clean up for Sundays at Concordia meal program for senior citizens at Concordia College Heartsong, Inc. 277 Martine Avenue White Plains NY Fax: Marion Anderson, Executive Director Marion.Anderson@Heartsong.org Sandra Ramos-Watt, Clinical Director Shieda Richardson, Volunteer Coordinator Shieda.Richardson@heartsong.org web page: - Assist children with special needs in their music,art, and dance/movement therapy sessions directed by trained therapists. - Sa: 8:30-2:15; September-June; August camp Hope Community Services Soup Kitchen 50 Washington Ave. New Rochelle, NY Terry Hamburger thamburger@hope-cs.org (c: ) Carole Troum, Executive Director Fax: ctroum@hope-cs.org - Soup kitchen needs volunteers to set up, serve and clean up. - Tu, W, F: 4:30pm-6pm and last two Mondays of each month - Food pantry Tuesday mornings 9-12 or 1 Jewish Home Lifecare, Sarah Neuman Center 845 Palmer Ave. Mamaroneck, NY Amy Lionheart, Director of Volunteers Fax: alionheart@jhha.org - Nursing home needs students to serve as companions, feeders, transporters, pet visitors, and recreation and program aides. - Must have proof of physical within last year, a flu vaccination, a ppd (which can be done for free at facility) and also proof of mmr - Flexible hours - Bee line 60, 61; Metro North Larchmont-Mamaroneck Volunteer Ambulance Corps 155 Weaver St. Larchmont, NY Alex Rapp, Chief See website for details: - Provides pre-hospital emergency care - Flexible and extensive hours - Training required Loaves and Fishes (Soup Kitchen) Trinity Episcopal Church 7 South Highland Avenue Ossining, NY Fran Gennarelli, Director juliefran@optimum.net Saturdays 3p.m.-6:30p.m Meals-on-Wheels (Bronxville) 55 Palmer Avenue Room 511 Bronxville, NY Patricia Weinheimer Fax: mow1973@aol.com M-Su, 10:45 a.m.-1:00 p.m. (students can work on holidays and breaks, too) Deliver pre-packaged meals to homebound people. Meals-on-Wheels of New Rochelle 50 Pintard Avenue, New Rochelle, NY Patricia Showers Executive Director (Lorraine on staff) mowofnr@gmail.com M-Su: Drivers needed to deliver meals starting at 11 am from Montefiore/Soundshore Hospital.

3 Montefiore-New Rochelle Medical Center 16 Guion Place New Rochelle, NY Darnell Jerfferson, Volunteer Coordinator Angela Cermele, Manager of Special Projects - Hospital and long-term care facility needs help with various programs - Interview and application process, commit to at least 60 hrs, hours to be determined Must be 18 or older - Great summer opportunities New York Raptors Westchester Skating Academy Liz Truly, Head Coach (h) or (c) etruly@aol.com The Raptors High School Coaching Program offers high school students who play ice hockey the opportunity to instruct and support players with developmental disabilities aged 9 to 30 in the sport. 4:10 p.m.- 5:40 p.m, Sundays (late Sept through April) North East Westchester Special Recreation 63 Bradhurst Avenue Hawthorne, NY Cathleen Benson, Senior Recreation Therapist cbenson@northeastspecialrec.org Fax: High school students needed to engage children and build relationships through therapeutic recreation activities. Saturdays 9:45a-3p; Tue 3:30-5:30 Osborn Retirement Community 101 Theall Rd. Rye, NY Lisa Hoxie Director of Life Enrichment lhoxie@theosborn.org residents in continuum care facility needs students for transport, resident visits, activities, reading, walks, concerts, and movies - Serviced by Rye and Harrison trains - Schedule: most days 10-12, 2-5 & 6-8 M-Su Ossining Volunteer Ambulance Corps P.O. Box 523 Ossining, NY (914) First, go to website and fill out on-line application. Submit it and wait for interview. Forms and permissions needed. Must be willing to commit 24 hours per month. (Ilene Sussman: ) ias15@aol.com - Volunteer ambulance corps serving Ossining that trains and needs emergency crews - Flexible and extensive hours - Youth membership for under 18 years old with parental permission. Over 18, full members Rosary Hill Home 600 Linda Ave. Hawthorne, NY Annie Fetzer, Activities Director Fetzerannie@aol.com x0 (Zay, secretary) - Nursing home providing comfort care to the dying, needs students in recreation and grounds. - Schedule to be determined with Activities Director St. Cabrini Nursing Home 115 Broadway Dobbs Ferry, NY Simone Smith, Director of Volunteers ssmith@cabrini-eldercare.org x571 -Nursing home with students assisting with visits, recreation, and pastoral care - M-F 9-5; Sa\Su: 9-5 and holidays Need mmr, recent TB test, and evidence of flu shot during flu season St. Joseph's Medical Center and Nursing Home 127 South Broadway Yonkers, NY Maria Callarame, Coordinator of Volunteer Services mcallarame@saintjosephs.org Hospital and nursing home needs unit-based volunteers and therapeutic volunteers. Ambassador program in ER. - Flexible hours to be arranged with Coordinator - 1, 2, and 4 bus St. Vincent's Hospital 275 North St. Harrison, NY Ann Zappier, Volunteer Director NOTE: Person-to-person hours available in the summer only. Non person-to-person hours available during the year. - Psychiatric hospital serving adults and youth with general disorders and substance abuse. Volunteers needed for in-patient and out-patient programs. - Hours to be arranged with Volunteer Director

4 The Sharing Community 1 Hudson St. Yonkers, NY Lenora Johnson, Adm. Asst x245 Lenora@thesharingcommunity.org - Students can serve poor persons of Southwest Yonkers at this multi-service agency: Soup kitchen open every day. Directions and other information available at Special Olympics of Yonkers City of Yonkers Parks, Recreation, and Conservation 285 Nepperhan Ave. Yonkers, NY Tara Conte-Giglio, Recreation Supervisor Tara.Conte@Yonkers.gov Work with developmentally disabled population during Special Olympic training and events Sat: 9-11 in Oct-May; longer hours during Sp Olympics Sunrise at Crestwood 65 Crisfield Street Yonkers, NY Maytha Ramirez, Activities and Volunteers Coordinator x4008 Crestwood.AVC@sunriseseniorliving.com Assist residents with programs offered by Activities department Standard vaccines required if over 18 years old Su-Thu: 9-5 (Maytha s hrs); can volunteer until 6p Near Metro North Station Sunshine Children s Home and Rehab Center 15 Spring Valley Road Ossining, NY Paula Listi, Volunteer Coordinator plisti@sunshinechildrenshome.org Kym August, A 54-bed licensed nursing facility that specializes in the care and treatment of medically complex children who require post acute, rehabilitative care. Students assist therapeutic specialists with various activities in one-on-one and group settings. Hours to be determined Tarrytown Volunteer Ambulance Corps P.O. Box 132 Tarrytown, NY Volunteer ambulance corps - M-F: until 11pm Sa-Su: all day - 16 year olds can work stations; 17 year olds can ride. Must train. Wartburg Adult Care Community Wartburg Place Mount Vernon, NY Ann Frey, Director of Volunteers AFrey@wartburg.org Skilled nursing home in need of help with visits, transports (esp. on-campus church services on Sunday or Worship on Wheels=WOW), meal time assistance, recreation programs, or sharing talents, one-on-one computer/ipad assistance. Also music and memory ipod donation drive, and oral history programs. - Should bring to interview verifications of immunization and TB test, no more than six months old - Hours to be arranged - Bee Line 7 Westchester Creative Arts Therapy Services Mailing Address: 25 Constant Ave. Yonkers, NY River Program meets at: 16 Villarrd Avenue Hastings-on Hudson, New York John Mahoney and Nancy Landy, Co-Directors wcats.john@gmail.com wcats.nancy@gmail.com - Agency utilizes students to work with children with special needs to help them participate as actively as they can in music and art therapy sessions. Days/Hours: Saturdays 8:30-2:30 Westchester Medical Center Valhalla, NY Tara Marquis, Supervisor of Volunteers Tara.marquis@wmchealth.org Fax: Main Hospital and Children s Hospital need admissions staff, greeters and guides for patients and caregivers, front desk volunteers and a surgical waiting room liaisons. Can also visit patients with cards and to assess patient experience. 18 year olds are required to have multiple security 2 step ppd and physical within the year. Start with online application at Hours: 7a-7p to be arranged - #40 bus from White Plains Willow Towers 355 Pelham Road New Rochelle, NY Deborah King, Director of Activities dking@willowtowers.com Willow Towers is a not-for-profit community of assisted living apartments for senior citizens. It is part of the United Hebrew s family of services, offering a continuum of care from independent living to a program for persons with Alzheimer s. Students are needed to assist with activities coordinated by the rec department. Hours are to be arranged: Programs M-Su 9-5

5 BRONX Abraham House 342 Willis Avenue Bronx, NY Judy Juster, Director of After-School Program Tutoring program for children of persons in the criminal justice system - M-Th 3-6p (Randall s Island in the summer) - #15 bus; 6 subway (138 th /Third Ave.) Beacon Program (M.S. 45) 2502 Lorillard Bronx, NY Jibal Ahmed, Program Director Jibal_Ahmed@goodshepherds.org Nicole Dawson, Assistant Nicole_Dawson@goodshepherds.org ; FAX: Tutoring elementary school students - M and W: 3-6 p.m.; Saturdays 10-1 recreation - volunteer application, finger printing required - Located off Fordham Road across from the University Calvary Hospital 1740 Eastchester Rd. Bronx, NY Evelyn Flores, Coordinator of Volunteer Services eflores@calvaryhospital.org Hospital caring for dying persons needs friendly visitors and recreation aides - flexible hours for friendly visitors - recreation M-Su (2-4:30) - 12 and 31 buses Centerlight Health Systems 612 Allerton Ave. Bronx, NY Gina Collins, Supervisor of Volunteers gcollins@bethabe.org Long-term skilled nursing facility for elderly and disabled needs friendly visitors and music, recreation, rehabilitation and feeding assistants - M-F: 9am-6pm, Sa-Su: 8am-4pm - 26 Bus or 2 train City Parks Foundation Track and Field for Children with Special Needs Laureen Kurtin, Director LaureenKurtin@aol.com You can also ask FP Athletic Director Mr. Anthony Kurtin for information. Recreation track and field instruction IN ALL FIVE BOROUGHS for children 5-16, including those with special needs. Students must be 16+; athletic attire JULY AND AUGUST: M-Th 8:30-12:30 Concourse House, HDFC 2751 Grand Concourse (196 th ) Bronx, NY Manuela Schaudt, Executive Director (Sally) MSchaudt@concoursehouse.org John Michael de Jesus, After-School Coordinator (jmichael@concoursehouse.org) Mr. Mamadou Traore, Director of Maintenance Physical plant staff: Tony, Felix Fax: Shelter for women and children needs tutors Additional program DURING THE DAY at a second site: 2348 Webster Avenue (Jacob s Place) - M-F: 2:30-7:00 p.m. - D or 4 train Fordham Bedford Community Services 2715 Bainbridge Ave. Bronx, NY Roxanna Chowdhry-Velasquez, Program Director . rchowdhry@fordham-bedford.org x1416 Community organization with a variety of services for families in Bedford-Burnside area; focus on childrentutoring Also a site at Walton Ave. (2270 Walton Ave.) M-Thu: 3-5:30 p.m. # 1 & 2 buses Trains: D & 4 train are closest trains. Wveras@fordham-Bedford.org (718) x1425 Hebrew Home for the Aged at Riverdale 5901 Palisade Ave. Riverdale, NY Josephine Catalano, Director of Volunteers josephine.catalano@hebrewhome.org Jennifer Cabal, Office Manager jennifer.cabal@hebrewhome.org /1246.FAX: Long-term care residence looking for help in recreation, activities, and nursing - Two ppds required (second ppd at Hebrew Home) Titer test also required. - M-F: 9-5 (weekend hrs after probationary period) Immaculate Conception School 378 E. 151st St. Bronx, NY Ivonne Quinones, Afterschool director Sr. Patrice Owens, Principal srpatrice@icsfamily.org Fax: Tutoring and after-school program for grades K-8 - M-F: 3:30pm-5:00pm - #41 bus

6 JADS Children Center 2403 Grand Concourse Bronx, NY Jessie Pena Fax: JADS Children Center is a school that cares for children from 3 months to 4 years old, enabling lowincome mothers to pursue employment or education. -Prep students assist in arts and crafts, reading and circle time, maintenance Monday through Friday: 7:30a 6p # 12,22, 1,or 2 bus to Fordham Road and Concourse #4 or D train to Fordham road we are on 187th and Grand Concourse off Fordham Road Jewish Home and Hospital 100 W. Kingsbridge Road Bronx, New York Geneva Selder, Coordinator of Intergenerational Programs Johanna Ortiz, Volunteer Specialist Fax: bed facility with opportunities for students to work with all clinical disciplines. - hours to be arranged; flexible schedules Manhattanville Rehabilitation and Health Care Center 311 W. 231st St. Bronx, NY Aida Rosado, Director of Recreation and Director of Volunteers aida.rosado59@yahoo.com x resident facility utilizing students in recreation dept. - M-F: 1:30pm-4:30pm; - Sa-Su: 9am-5pm Need physical and interview Mercy Center 377 East 145 th St. Bronx, NY Stephen Stritch, Executive Director Paula Sarro, Assistant Director psarro@mercycenterbronx.org Aren Bass, Youth Coordinator Mayra Sanchez-Eftupinan, Community Coordinator (Fax: ) mse@mercycenterbronx.org (Food Drive: Angelica Perez) Community outreach center providing goods and services to Mott Haven section of Bronx. Especially need tutors for CHAMPIONS Program, an after-school homework and enrichment program. M-Th: 3:00-5:45; Sa: 9:45-1; Safe Environment training required if working with youth. 15 and 55 busses Part of the Solution (P.O.T.S.) 2759 Webster Ave. (bet. 197 and 198 St.) Bronx, NY Fax Jon Kornfeld Director of Development x107 jkornfeld@potsbronx.org Sandra Bartell, Volunteer coordinator, ext. 160 serve@potsbronx.org Brenda Prohaska, Family Club Coordinator, familyclub@potsbronx.org Assist in POTS Community Dining Room, Food Pantry, Family Club, or with general office/maintenance tasks. Meals: 7 Days a Week 8:30a-11:30a or 9-12 morning meal prep 12-4 lunch service and clean up Tutoring Wed/Su 4:00p-6:00p Food pantry stocking: Mon-Sat: 12:30p-3:00p (flexible); pantry distribution Sa 9-12 ; General Office/Maintenance: Mon-Fri 3:00 5:00 Must register as a volunteer at (start with Give Help volunteer individual volunteer) Providence Rest Nursing Home 3304 Waterbury Ave. Bronx, NY Cristina Arias, Human Resources Coordinator carias@providencerest.org Cynthia Rodriguez, Human Resources Assistant Nursing home needs recreation aides, companions, and feeding assistants. Physical, Immunizations, and orientation required. - M-Sa: 10-6pm; Su: 9:30am-6pm READ ALLIANCE 80 Maiden Lane, 11th Floor New York, NY Jaselis Polanco, Assistant Director of Programs jpolanco@readalliance.org Marcos Clander, mclander@readalliance.org Fax: Recruits and trains high potential reading tutors to help elementary school students. Tutoring sites in all five boroughs. Paid positions offered to outstanding tutors.

7 Sanctuary for Families Children s and Youth Services Program at NYC Family Justice Center - Bronx 198 East 161 st St. 2 nd Floor Bronx, NY / x317 Fax: / Anna Fewell, Supervising Social Worker Emily Lo Bue, Asst Director of Development for Corporate and Volunteer Relations afewell@sffny.org/annaf@fjcnyc.org/elobue@sffny.org Gabriela Portas, Children s Activity Coordinator (718) ext Multi-service agency serving domestic violence survivors and children and also survivors of teen dating violence. Child care needs also M 4:30-7:30; Tu: 4:30-8p; T-F: Walk-in center 9-5; evening programs St. Anthony s Free Medical Clinic 421 E. 155 th St. Bronx, NY Mrs. Shelly Quintano , Coordinator squint28@aol.com Clinic Phone: (Sat. only) Primary care clinic for poor patients who speak Spanish primarily needs translators and office assistance Sat: 9-12 St. Frances de Chantal School 2962 Harding Ave. Bronx, NY Janine Ruzzi Tutoring and day care - M-F: 3-6pm St. Patrick's Home for the Aged 66 Van Cortlandt Park South Bronx, New York Kathleen Mayer, Director of Pastoral Care pastoralcare@stpatrickshome.org Leah Fernandez development@stpatrickshome.org Fax residents. Volunteers assist with friendly visits, transportation, masses daily 10a/4p on Sat (Spanish on 4 th Sat), parties, and recreation activities. Medical requirements and orientation Frances Schervier Nursing Care Center 2975 Independence Ave. Bronx, NY x250 Nereida (Connie) Moreno, Director of Therapeutic Recreation and Volunteer Coordinator Nereida_Moreno@bshsi.org Fax: (718) bed nursing home needs friendly visitors, transporters, pastoral care assistants and recreation aides (ppd test required) MUST HAVE RECEIVED RECENT FLU VACCINE - M-F 9-3/10-4 Sa-Su- 9:30 to 11:30 or 1:00-3:30 - No. 20, 10 to Henry Hudson\232 st Services for the Developmentally Challenged 5475 Fieldston Road Bronx, NY (718) Fax: Peter Dolan, Acting Executive Director pdolan@sdcnyc.org Agency serves adults with developmental disabilities Students assist adults in learning daily living skills Hours: M-F afternoon/evenings. Saturday afternoons Medical requirements, inc. PPD Special Olympics of the Bronx c/o Metro DDSO 2400 Halsey St. Bronx, NY Mrs. Carole Allen mecoach@juno.com Lehman College Alternate Monday nights 7:30-9:30 and Program at Cardinal Hayes High School Center for the Exceptional 650 Grand Concourse Bronx, NY (bet 152 and 153) Meets on alternate Sundays 10:30am-2:15pm Call for exact dates Tennis Club of Riverdale After-School Program 2600 Netherland Avenue Bronx, NY Susan Craig, Program Director susan@tcr-nyc.com Fax: Afterschool program for children from the Bronx, Manhattan, and Yonkers. Needs tutors and recreation partners for students with special needs. Open September-June 2-7p Wear sneakers and dark colored sweats 26 bus to 10 bus exit at Kappock St.

8 Throgs Neck Extended Care Facility 707 Throgs Neck Expressway Bronx, NY Liliana Martusevici Therapeutic Recreation Director x 274 Fax: A nursing home/rehabilitation center that utilizes students in its adopt a resident program, mail delivery, and recreation departments. Students must fulfill medical requirements. Unitas Therapeutic Community 940 Garrison Avenue Bronx, NY Jose Gonzalez, Associate Director jgonzalez@unitastc.com /0723 Fax: Community-based therapy programs for families in need, particularly older youth mentoring younger youth.

9 MANHATTAN 92nd Street Y 92Y Teen Center 1395 Lexington Avenue Teen Center (Rm. S267) NY, NY Mr. Josh Hyman, Director of Teen Leadership jhyman@92y.org - Community-based organization with wide range of volunteer opportunities - Weekly availabilities range from Mon-Fri., 3:30-6pm (after school with children, for homework tutoring, arts, reading, science, music, and cooking) - Occasional one-shot events, and educational enrichment seminars such as: - TEENSGIVING one-time massive volunteering event, Sunday, November 13, to register. - Spitzer Institute on World Politics Monday, October 24, Starting January 2017, Theater Arts classes for Teens (for purchase) such as: Improv, scene writing, character study, monologueing and stage mindfulness -4, 5, or 6 trains to 86th St. Walk north on Lex to 92nd Achilles International 42 West 38 th St. Suite 400 New York, NY (Kat)hleen Bateman, Director of NYC Chapter kbateman@achillesinternational.org Fax: A non-profit organization helping people with disabilities to participate in mainstream athletics needs students to assist with twice weekly workouts and social events for people with disabilities who may be aspiring to finish a marathon. Year round: Tu: 6:00p-8:00p and Sa: 10:00a-noon Volunteers must be at least 18 years old. To apply, report at the beginning of one of the sessions to-engineer's Gate at the 90th & 5th Avenue entrance to Central Park Citymeals-on-Wheels 355 Lexington Aveue New York, NY (main office) Vivienne Brown-O Neill, Director of Volunteer Programs vivienne@citymeals.org Fax: Organization that serves as lifeline of food and companionship to homebound elderly of NYC needs students to help serve and deliver meals from various senior centers throughout the five boroughs. Students under 18 must be accompanied by adult. M-Fri: 10a-1p; Sa-Su 9:30am-1p for deliveries and 3:30-6:30 to serve meals. Creative Learning Center 164 West 100 th St. (bet. Amsterdam and Columbus) New York, NY Rev. Heidi Neumark hneumark@gmail.com After-school tutoring program for low-income 1 st -6 th graders. M-Thu: 3-6 pm Lenox Hill Neighborhood House 331 E. 70 th St. New York, NY Anthony Snowden, Volunteer Director asnowden@lenoxhill.org -Multi-service community center that provides meals, social services and educational programs to children, adults and the elderly. Utilizes students to lead group activities, serve meals and teach computer skills. Opportunities available between the hours of 8:00am- 6:30pm every day. Love Kitchen 401 W. 205 th St. New York, NY (enter on 204 th St) Jewel Jones, Director of the Love Kitchen Tiffany Morris, Volunteer Coordinator lovekitchen@verizon.net (site) fax: Multi-service community agency with feeding program, tutoring, and recreation opportunities - M-F: 4:30-6:30 p.m. kitchen Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center 1275 York Avenue New York, NY Jane Hedal-Sigel, Director of Volunteers Gabriella Brand, Volunteer Resource Coordinator brandg@mskcc.org -Cancer care center uses students to transport patients to diagnostic appointments Start with online application form at -Health assessment must be verified by MSKCC -Hours to be arranged

10 Mt. Sinai Medical Center 1468 Madison Ave (at 100 th St.) (for mailing: One Gustave L. Levy Place, Box 1274) NY, NY Diane Albert, Patient Care Volunteer Coordinator - medical clearances required; 3-4 week app process; START HERE: - M-F: 8:30am-7pm. Limited opportunities in rehab. For pediatrics openings contact Cheryl.strauss@mountsinia.org) - Subway to 96th and Lexington The Riverside Premier & Healing Center 150 Riverside Drive (87 th St.) New York, NY Cathy Ann Diamond, CTRS, CDP Director of Therapeutic Recreation cdiamond@theriversiderehab.com Lindsay Semliatschenko, Asst. Director Fax: bed facility with visiting and recreation programs; computer classes and transport to religious services on weekends; hours to be arranged St. Francis Xavier Church Welcome Table 55 W 15 th Street New York, NY Christine Strumpen-Darrie, Volunteer Coordinator xmfoodprograms@gmail.com Fax: Prepare, serve, and clean up after meals - Sundays 8:45-11:30, 11:45-3:30 - Must sign up and stay in touch with Christine

11 QUEENS Ozanam Hall of Queens Nursing Home st St. Bayside, NY Gail O Donovan, Director of Development godonovan@ozanamhall.org - Acute care nursing home/ short term rehabilitation utilizes students in visiting, transport, and feeding (must be trained) -Pre-Immunization records, up to date (within a year) TB (with consent form required will be given at Ozanam Hall) and health screening Required of anyone 18 and over (flu shot) Orientation every other Tuesday M-Su: hours 8:30-7:30 CONNECTICUT Inspirica 141 Franklin Street Stamford, CT Anahaita Kotval, CEO akotval@inspiricact.org /0121 Agency provides multiple services for homeless persons including meals, housing, youth center, job training Monday to Friday 9-5 year round Person-to-Person 1864 Post Road Darien, CT Janet King, Director of Volunteers janetking@p2phelps.org Th, 4p-6p and Sa 9a-noon during school year M-F 9a-4p in summer Person-to-person provides basic emergency assistance to low-income individuals and families in lower Fairfield County. Students help clients shop for food and clothing from donated goods.