NYC Human Resources Administration

Do you receive NYS public benefits? SNAP, Temporary Assistance or Cash Assistance, homeless shelter, utility/rental assistance, or SSI? We’d like to know what works for you.?Please take a few minutes to take the survey; your identity will remain anonymous: https://on.nyc.gov/4eDvTI2

On November 18th, HRA’s Career Services: Pathways to Industrial and Construction Careers (PINCC) hosted a hiring event at partner Consortium for Workers Education (CWE) to support recent graduates of the Nontraditional Employment for Women (NEW) pre-apprenticeship program and other women looking to work in the construction trades. Participants received on-site resume and interview assistance to prepare them for same-day interviews and interacted with several unions and employers in construction, manufacturing, and building maintenance, including Building Skills NY, District Council 9 IUPAT, Local 28 Sheet Metal Union, C+C Apartment Management LLC, Brooklyn SolarWorks and Metro Group.

#DiversityThursday helps to create a workplace where employees feel accepted and protected. We can foster inclusion by addressing Tone Policing comments like “Calm down so we can discuss this like adults.” Learn more about Tone Policing and How to Stop it: https://on.nyc.gov/4fzGhBH

Helping NYers experiencing street homelessness starts with a simple question: “Do you have a place to sleep tonight?” Help us help NYers in need. Join our #HOPE2025 survey of NYers sleeping on the streets. Learn more and sign up: https://nyc.gov/hope

Commissioner Park joined a coalition of New Yorkers, including advocates, elected representatives and city leaders to rally support for the City of Yes for Housing Opportunity which proposes historic pro-housing zoning changes to create more housing in every community. New York City is in a housing emergency, and the need for deeply affordable housing opportunities is even more dire. We’re leaving no stone unturned in our efforts to connect low-income New Yorkers to stable homes, and helped a record number of households move out of shelter last year. But today, there are nearly 10,000 households that qualify for rental subsidies but are still in shelter because they’re struggling to find housing in an increasingly constrained market. City of Yes offers the most promising solution to the city’s severe affordable housing shortage. Learn how this proposal could impact your neighborhood: https://on.nyc.gov/4i5OpvI

This past Friday, the DSS M/WBE Program Team gathered at City Hall with our colleagues from across New York City agencies, elected officials, and program advocates to celebrate the City’s remarkable progress in awarding contracts to certified Minority- and/or Women-Owned Business Enterprises.?Congratulations?to Michael Garner of the NYC Mayor’s Office of M /WBEs, Commissioner Dynishal Gross of the NYC Department of Small Business Services, and Lisa M. Flores of the NYC Mayor's Office of Contract Services and their respective teams, as well as all the hardworking procurement and program staff across the City. And special thanks to Assemblymembers Rodneyse Bichotte and Inez E. Dickens for their tireless support in the New York State Legislature. ? Here at the NYC Department of Social Services, NYC Human Resources Administration, and NYC Department of Homeless Services, led by our Commissioner Molly Wasow Park and the M/WBE Program Leadership Team (Raymond Daniel Medina, Lisa Morris, Vincent Pullo, and Karen H. St.Hilaire), we are celebrating our own record progress in bringing M/WBEs into our contract pipelines. To learn more about joining our mission and working with us and our for-profit and non-profit and human service provider partners, please email us at?[email protected]?or visit our M/WBE Resource Page at?https://lnkd.in/gKkSJRiY.

SNAP helps families in need with benefits reaching households (75 percent) who live at or below the poverty level. #SNAPshot #FarmBill

DSS Job Seekers – join NYC Employment & Support Services Administration Business Link Career Fair on Wednesday, November 20th, 10am-2pm, at New York City College of Technology located at 285 Jay Street, Brooklyn, NY 11201. Meet potential employers seeking to fill vacancies including Outreach Crisis Coordinator, Peer Coordinator, Accountants, Social Worker, IT Specialist, Housing Specialist, Case Manager, Receptionist, Maintenance, Porter, Security, and more.

Yesterday, hundreds of job seekers brought their resumes to an NYC Pathways to Industrial and Construction Careers (PINCC) job fair at HRA Business Link to connect with employers in the industrial, construction, maintenance, and transportation sectors.

This past Monday, the DSS M/WBE Program Team led by Raymond Daniel Medina – together with our Agency Chief Contracting Officer Vincent Pullo and Contracts staff – represented the NYC Department of Social Services, NYC Human Resources Administration, and NYC Department of Homeless Services at the City’s Annual Citywide Procurement Fair. We’re very grateful to our partners at the NYC Department of Small Business Services for the opportunity to host our panel “Positioning for Partnership | Contracting for Community”. We discussed pathways for M/WBEs who want to bring their local skills and knowledge to Human Service contracts and New Yorkers in need. We provided an overview of our robust M/WBE program which includes resources for Human Service Providers and Non-Profits and M/WBE firms which foster opportunities for partnership. This included more than one hundred specific upcoming opportunities with us and our Providers. ? If you’re an M/WBE and interested in learning more about these opportunities and want to join us in our mission, please reach out to us at?[email protected]. To learn more about becoming an M/WBE, click the following link:?https://lnkd.in/eDspzrmX ? Wilmer Alencastro, Carter Lard, Beverly M. Riddick