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Staten Island Chamber of Commerce
The Staten Island Chamber of Commerce represents the interests of more than 9,000 businesses throughout the borough. The Chamber provides advice to business owners regarding networking, advertising, educational and advocacy needs. 718-727-1900 Staten Island Small Business Development Center
The Staten Island Small Business Development Center helps business owners from the early planning stages, securing finances, obtaining licenses, complying with regulations and developing a marketing plan. The center is located at the College of Staten Island, Building 3A, Room 105. 718-982-2560 Staten Island Business Outreach Center The Staten Island Business Outreach Center works with low- and moderate-income entrepreneurs so they can grow their businesses. Services include: Developing a business plan, financial planning, legal assistance, market research, licensing and permit information, procurement assistance and grant applications. The center is located in the offices of the West Brighton Community Local Development Corporation, 705 Forest Avenue, second floor. 718 816-4775 Small Business Administration The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) continues to help small business owners and entrepreneurs pursue the American dream. SBA is the only cabinet-level federal agency fully dedicated to small business and provides counseling, capital and contracting expertise and the nation's only go-to resource and voice for small businesses. |
Staten Island Economic Development Corporation
The Staten Island Economic Development Corporation advocates for economic development by promoting public and private investment and encouraging responsible and sustainable development. The SIEDC has been responsible for over $550 million in new investment, the creation of over 3,500 jobs and the development of over 1,000 acres of vacant industrial land by providing assistance to developers and companies implementing projects on Staten Island. They also work with small entrepreneurs and small business owner with tailored financing, procurement and real estate assistance. The SIEDC is located at 900 South Ave., Suit 402. 718-477-1400 SCORE-Staten Island SCORE is a nonprofit association dedicated to helping small businesses get off the ground. through education and mentorship. They have local mentors across all industries, inexpensive or free workshops and online webinars. SCORE volunteers are working and retired executives and business owners, who donate their time and expertise on a volunteer basis. Walk-ins are welcome on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9 a.m. to noon in the offices of the Staten Island Advance, 950 Fingerboard Rd. Appointments can be made for the satellite offices at Salmon Real Estate, 1855 Victory Blvd., or Richmond County Savings Bank, 2875 Veterans Road West. 718-727-1221 |
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Office of the Staten Island Borough President's Community Board Annual Report for 2021.
Click here to download the report Staten Island Borough Historian Staten Island Information and links to cultural sites and tours. Jewish Community Center of Staten Island (JCC) Offering programs and activities for Staten Island. Old Staten Island Staten Island is a borough rich in history. Tours in text, photo and video fill this historic site. |
New Dorp Central Civic Association
Meeting schedules, agendas and membership information. Preservation League of Staten Island Information on Staten Island's landmarked and historic buildings. Community Board Application Community Boards provide a vital link between the citizens of Staten Island and their representatives. |
St. George Civic Association
Profile of official New York City Historic District with news, opinion, essays, photos. South Shore Civic Association The Pleasant Plains, Princes Bay, Richmond Valley Civic Association website. Westerleigh Improvement Society Civic association with information and links about the Westerleigh area. |
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NYC Recovery
Access to info on the City's efforts to help New Yorkers recover from the devastating effects of the storm. |
NYC Service
Volunteer to help those impacted by Hurricane Sandy through response, recovery & community revitalization efforts. |
Ready New York: Be Prepared
This guide includes instructions on how to develop a hurricane disaster plan and secure your home before a storm, and a map of New York City hurricane evacuation zones. Hurricanes and New York City Guide from Ready New York. |
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NYC Department of Education Find public schools by zip code, school schedules, resources for parents, educators and students. Port Authority of New York & New Jersey Summer Internships The Port Authority of New York & New Jersey offers paid internships to students that provide the opportunity to work with knowledgeable and experienced professionals on assignments critical to operating, maintaining, and expanding the transportation infrastructure for one of the greatest economies in the world. Assignments include hands-on projects to cultivate technical, writing, communication, and team-building skills. Best Colleges Learn how to take your career anywhere with the right degree from accredited colleges and universities. It also includes independent college and user-friendly guides, including top online colleges, financial planning, career resources, diversity and inclusion and mental health strategies for college students. UniversityHQ Find your path to higher education with UniversityHQ. The website features information on both online and on-campus learning, choosing a degree and finding financial assistance and scholarships, plus a number of how-to guides. Cyber Security Degrees Edu An independent educational organization, Cyber Security Degrees Edu has created resources for students who have an interest in pursuing higher education and employment in the cyber security field. You can learn about the degrees available, fields of study and required certifications. College Guide for Veterans/Active Duty Service Members Veterans and active service members applying for college qualify for resources that help ease the transition to campus life. This guide is designed to help veterans and active duty members pick a VA-approved school, scholarships, credit for service experience, and community support. How To Write Successful Covers Letter A cover letter is a vital part of your job application. Learn how to write a cover letter that will land you a job interview. Find Online Counseling Degrees Counseling Degrees Online is resource dedicated to counseling education at the undergraduate and postgraduate levels. There are more than 30 different types of counseling degrees in the United States from mental health and psychology to substance abuse counseling, family and marriage counseling, and career counseling, among others. FutureLearnCareers FutureLearnCareers partners with more than 170 universities, institutions and industry leaders to create courses to help you fulfill your career goals. Find the training, qualifications and experience most associated with your degree and skills. UniversityHQ Find resources for colleges and career paths for your chosen field of study. Pschology.Org Explore psychology degree programs, career paths, expert guidance, and other helpful resources. Guide to Careers in Education Access everything you need to successfully earn your teaching credentials, including types of careers in education, practice tests and study guides, salary calculators and state-by-state requirements. 30 Things College Students Should Know About Tax Rates Graduating from college and jumping into a new career is an exciting time, with opportunities appearing endless, and the feeling that you’re ready to take on the world. This guide will give you a solid understanding of tax rates, and everything connected to them – as well as set you on a path toward managing your finances with confidence and efficiency. |
The New York Public Library Links to your neighborhood libraries City Department of Youth & Community Development The New York City Department of Youth and Community Development invests in a network of community-based organizations and programs to alleviate the effects of poverty and to provide opportunities for New Yorkers and communities to flourish, including after-school programs, community development, family support and literary services. Ladders for Leaders Program Ladders for Leaders is a nationally recognized program that offers outstanding high school and college students the opportunity to participate in paid professional summer internships with leading corporations, non-profit organizations and government agencies in New York City. Mental Health Scholarships Mental illnesses are hard to handle, but dealing with them in college is even more stressful. Follow this link to find scholarships that can help reduce the financial stress of higher education for people with mental illnesses. Psychology Careers Psychologydegrees.org is a comprehensive psychology degree guide. The site lists more than 3,100 different psychology degrees and 1,700 different universities in its database. Here's a look at their social work career guide. College scholarships and education resources for veterans Military veterans have a number of college resources available to them already: the Post-9/11 GI Bill, the Yellow Ribbon Program, Tuition Top Up. This guide provides current and future student veterans with a starting point: academic, social, and financial resources, including scholarships and grants. Public Health Degrees There are many options for a successful career in public health -- learn about the different fields, degree requirements and salaries. Find Degrees In The Healthcare Industry EduMed.org connects students with the best and most affordable online degree programs in more than 30 medical and health fields. Study.com Learn about schools and study plans for high school and college, find scholarship resources, test prep options, search for college degrees and career paths and find tips for landing jobs. Also, take a look at the Women in STEM College College & Career Guide. You can also view their guide for mental health strategies. Online Master's Degrees The right online master’s degree can help you do so from anywhere and at any time. Learn the benefits of earning your master’s degree online, as well as finding financial resources. Guide To Online Friendly Military Colleges Discover what makes a college military friendly, find ways to help pay for school, and see which colleges rank the highest in their commitment to military students. Intelligent: College Resources Find college programs, financial guides, career advice, time management skills, and more. College Guide for Veterans and Active Duty Service Members Veterans and active service members applying for college qualify for resources that help ease the transition to campus life. This guide is designed to help veterans and active duty members pick a VA-approved school, scholarships, credit for service experience, and community support. |
College Students with PTSD
It isn’t unusual to find someone in the college classroom who suffers from PTSD after serving in the military. Get tips from students who have experienced it and tips for prospective students worried about this new chapter in their lives. Career Center Benefits Several types of career services exist to help job seekers, whether they’re college students about to enter the job market, working adults looking to change fields, or displaced individuals looking to reboot their careers after job losses. Summer Opportunities for Teens Summer Youth Employment Program (SYEP) is the nation’s largest youth employment program, connecting NYC youth between the ages of 14 and 24 with career exploration opportunities and paid work experience each summer. Women in Computer Science The Bureau of Labor Statistics projects computer science research jobs will grow 19 percent by 2026. Yet, women only earn 18 percent of computer science bachelor's degrees in the United States. Using the above link, you can learn more about why women aren't choosing tech careers and what can be done to change that. Social work careers Launched in early 2020, Mastersinsocialworkonline.org regularly updates its site with social work degree, career, and resource information. Social Work Career Center: Learn about the different types of social workers Social Work Resource Center This guide provides a look into the types of topics social workers address Online Social Work Degrees Learn more about the social work degrees you can obtain online from bachelor's degrees to doctorate degrees. Social Work Degree Guide Overall, there are 1,356 colleges and universities that offer a social work degree at all levels. Jobs for MBA Candidates OnlineMBA.com has an open-use reference to career options post MBA graduation. The guides discuss job outlook, salary ranges, and role descriptions. Find Your CyberSecurity Degree There are many different kinds of educational opportunities available to students looking to prepare for cybersecurity careers. Follow these helpful resources, including finding jobs in New York, a guide to Cyber Security jobs, a veterans guide to careers in cybersecurity and a guide for small businesses. The Kids Guide To Emergency Savings Teaching kids how to budget and save may not seem very important when they’re young. However, as children grow, developing healthy financial habits can help them avoid toxic debt and other stressful money problems. Understanding Your Finances: A Guide For College Students Your overall financial well-being includes many things, such as saving for college, paying for college, finding scholarships and loans, and even developing and improving your credit score. All of these factors will have an impact on your everyday life and your financial future, even if you’re not aware of it. Mental Health and Your PhD Mental health is a serious issue that impacts students at any level. PhD students face unique stressors and pressure that can impact mental health. Use the resources in this guide to find the support you need. |
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Staten Island Chamber of Commerce Jobs Board
The Staten Island Chamber of Commerce Jobs Board provides a range of job opportunities with filters for industry type, as well as full-time, part-time, contract work, temporary positions and internships. Career Builder The largest online job site in the United States. Department of Citywide Administrative Services Find NYC civil service jobs and learn how to apply for them. Monster.com Find thousands of relevant articles on resume advice, job-hunting guidance, career planning tips and more. How To Write Successful Cover Letters A cover letter is a vital part of your job application. Learn how to write a cover letter that will land you a job interview 4 Secrets That Will Improve Your Job Prospects Improving your job prospects can take some work, but if you follow the secrets outlined here, you’ll be well on your way to finding your next career path. |
NYC.gov Job Listings Public service careers with NYC. NY State Department of Labor Job openings in New York state. ZipRecruiter Search for jobs in New York Salary calculator Search for comparable salaries in your field through ZipRecruiter. NYPD Listing Become a School Crossing Guard. SILIVE Job Listings Local Staten Island careers. Women in the Energy Industry Women make up only 22% of the workforce in the energy sector and 32% in the renewable energy sector. Despite the gender gap, women have historically contributed to advancing technology in the energy field. |
Jobs for MBA Candidates
OnlineMBA.com has an open-use reference to career options post MBA graduation. The guides discuss job outlook, salary ranges, and role descriptions. Resume Lab Learn how to write and format cover letters and resumes, plus find a list of common mistakes. Public Health Careers Guide to becoming a Social Worker Guide to attaining a Nursing Degree Common Interview Questions Resume Writing Guides |
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NYC.gov
Official New York City Web Site, with links to City agencies and elected officials FirstGov.gov Official U.S. Government Websites New York City Campaign Finance Board Public matching funds for candidates, with searchable database |
Who Represents Me?
Find your elected officials: Mayor, Public Advocate, City Council, Comptroller, Borough President, NYS and Federal Officials New York State Crime Victims Board Information on services, benefits, eligibility requirements and rights |
Population & Census Summaries
Census highlights for New York City, brought to you by the New York City Office of City Planning NYC Census Fact Finder Census Demographics/NYC Dept. of City Planning |
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Staten Island's Hospitals:
• Richmond University Medical Center • Staten Island University Hospital The Heart Institute The Heart Institute is proud to be one of the nation’s foremost cardiac care centers located in Staten Island, NY at SI University Hospital. Resources for Mesothelioma Mesothelioma is a rare and aggressive cancer that affects the lining of the lungs abdomen and heart. Many 9/11 first-responders have been diagnosed with mesothelioma due to their exposure to asbestos at the World Trade Center site. VisionCenter Learn about eye conditions, including glaucoma, eye strain, cataracts, colorblindness, pink eye and lazy eye, among others. Find the best treatment options, learn about self-care and how to choose the best eyeglasses or contact lenses. Also, learn about the cost of an eye exam if you don't have insurance and find information on prism eyeglasses. Dental Care Learn about cosmetic services, restorative treatments, orthodontics, oral surgery and more. Mt. It is usually caused by exposure to |
Staten Island Autism Service Providers:
• On Your Mark • Eden II • G.R.A.C.E. Foundation • Volunteers of America • JCC of Staten Island Staten Island Autism Resource Guide A guide for autism services on Staten Island (Information from 2012). Sleep Statistics One sleepless night, nothing to worry about, they said.This is what many Americans and people around the world say right before they are in a car crash or make a fatal mistake at work.Read on for 54 Shocking Sleep Statistics and Trends. Staten Island Problem Gambling Resource Center Too often, gambling is the "hidden addiction" that goes unnoticed by family members and friends until physical, financial and emotional consequences stack up. The Staten Island Problem Gambling Resource Center addresses the issue of problem gambling across Staten Island through increasing public awareness and providing services that can help. |
Donate Life: New York State Be an organ and tissue donor. Mayor’s Office to Combat Domestic Violence OCDV works alongside City agencies, community based and advocacy organizations, local leaders, and service providers to expand access to services citywide for victims and their children to receive the help that they need. SIHOPE.ORG A one-stop-shop for those battling addiction, those with a loved one who is struggling, or those who simply want to get involved in helping end this terrible crisis, developed by District Attorney Michael E. McMahon. Learn About Mesothelioma Mesothelioma Hope provides information and resources on top mesothelioma treatments, specialists, financial options, and more. Know Your DNA KnowYourDNA’s mission is to provide accessible, reliable, and useful information about genetics, ancestry, and personalized health. |
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Staten Island Live
Local news and information, classified ads, jobs, apartments, real estate etc. Staten Island Community Television Local public access to training, facilities, equipment and channel space to all residents of Staten Island. Staten Island Parent Magazine Solutions for everyday parenting on Staten Island. |
NYC.gov Map Portal
New York City’s online map portal. Google Maps Explore Staten Island using Google Maps. MTA Transportation Maps Local MTA Bus, Rail and Subway maps. NYCGO Visitor Maps Online resources to help navigate the City, whether you’re walking, biking or taking the train. Classic Map Traditional map of Staten Island (2008) Attractions Map Map of local attraction from VisitStatenIsland.com (2012) |
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The City Department for the Aging For information of adult centers, elder abuse, social adult day care, caregiving supports jobs for older adults, and more, visit https://www1.nyc.gov/site/dfta/index.page or call 212-Aging-NYC (212-244-6469) Age Friendly Commission SNAP Benefits Elder Abuse To report Elder Abuse, please call 311. Medicare Advantage Plans: The Advantages and Disadvantages Medicare Advantage plans are a popular private insurance alternative to Medicare. However, there are some pros and cons to to the plans. Addiction Resources For Seniors Many adults aged 65 or older misuse prescription and illicit drugs, but alcohol remains the most widely abused substance. Abuse of opioids, prescription medications, and marijuana is also common. Alcoholism Among Senior Citizens Identifying whether a senior is battling alcoholism is no easy feat. The disorder is commonly unnoticed or misdiagnosed by doctors and caregivers. Still, it is possible to distinguish whether or not an elder is dealing with the addiction. |
Thrive NYC for Seniors The Department for the Aging (DFTA) has two ThriveNYC programs:
Emergency Food Assistance Older adults in need of meal delivery service can enroll in the City’s emergency meal program by GetFoodNYC, by calling 311 or visiting nyc.gov/GetFoodNYC. Meals on Wheel Of Staten Island Meals on Wheels of Staten Island is leading the effort to make sure the elderly people in our community receive nutritious meals and the human connection they need to help them live independently. They currently serve over three-quarters of a million meals per year to our clients. They currently serve over three-quarters of a million meals per year to their clients. Meals on Wheels delivers two meals (one hot and one cold) each day, five days a week between 11 a.m. and 1 p.m., except for major holidays. Those frozen meals can be delivered on Saturday morning for weekends. |
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North Shore Parks
Beyond the Greenbelt, central Staten Island's parks offer a marina, a golf course, wildlife, and more. South Shore Parks Beyond the Greenbelt, central Staten Island's parks offer a marina, a golf course, wildlife, and more. Freshkills Park The park is being built, and is scheduled to be opened in phases, through 2036. |
The Greenbelt
Covering over 2,500 acres, the Greenbelt is Staten Island's largest park. Conference House Park Site of a 1776 peace conference during the Revolutionary War. Bloomingdale Park This multipurpose park includes new ballfields and scenic waterways. Willowbrook Park Beyond the Greenbelt, central Staten Island's parks offer a marina, a golf course, wildlife, and more. |
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Visit Staten Island
Staten Island's official tourism website • A World Beyond the Ferry Guide (2015) NYC & Company New York City's official tourism website I Love New York New York State Division of Tourism Alice Austen House Former home of Alice Austen, one of America's earliest and most accomplished female photographers. CSI Center for the Arts - College of Staten Island The ideal performance venue for Staten Island and neighboring communities features five theatres under one roof Conference House Site of a 1776 peace conference between representatives of the Continental Congress and the Commander of British Forces. Staten Island Arts Develops, fosters and promotes the arts, cultural and humanities activities on Staten Island. Staten Island FerryHawks Catch a Staten Island FerryHawks baseball game at SIUH Community Park in St. George. |
Garibaldi-Meucci Museum
The home of Antonio Meucci, the true inventor of the telephone & Giuseppe Garibaldi who championed the unification of the Italian state. Historic Richmond Town Site of the original seat of the Richmond County Government, Historic Richmond Town is New York City’s living history and museum village. Jacques Marchais Museum of Tibetan Art Located on Lighthouse Hill, the museum offers visitors exposure to Tibetan Culture, complete with a realistic replication of a Buddhist Temple. Museum of Maritime Navigation & Communication Founded by a marine service company, the Museum of Maritime Navigation & Communication is comprised of a historically significant collection of maritime navigation and communication equipment and has made in available in its exhibits. Noble Maritime Collection The Noble Maritime Collection features the art and writings of John A. Noble. Postcards: Staten Island's 9/11 Memorial Located in St. George, this memorial is dedicated to the Staten Islanders who lost their lives on September 11, 2001. |
St. George Theatre
Beautifully restored historic theater located in "downtown" Staten Island. Snug Harbor Cultural Center & Botanical Garden An 83-acre National Historic Landmark District whose grand 19th century buildings house Snug Harbor and many other Cultural Organizations. The Staten Island Botanical Garden is a 53 acre natural woodland. Staten Island Borough Hall Standing directly across from the Ferry Terminal, Borough Hall houses the Borough President's Office, offices of the Dept. of Buildings and Transportation and other civic offices. Staten Island Children's Museum A place where kids can learn by actively doing, not just passively watching. Staten Island Museum The Staten Island Museum is devoted to the art, history, and natural science of the borough. Staten Island Zoo New York City’s biggest little zoo features an internationally acclaimed reptile collection. |
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New York E-ZPass Transportation Maps from the MTA
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) website provides maps and schedules for buses, subways and the Staten Island Railway. New York E-ZPass |
Staten Island Ferry
Information & schedule - or call 718-815-BOAT Staten Island Railway Information for getting around on the SI Railway. |
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Whether you are a Veteran, family member or caregiver of a Veteran, thank you for your service. The sacrifices and commitments made by those in uniform – and their families- are ones civilians can never fully repay. Veterans of the United States Uniformed Services may be eligible for services provided by the Department of Veterans Affairs, and may be interested in other opportunities and support services. Here are a list of service providers and opportunities for Veterans that may assist you.
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NY State Division of Veterans Affairs
SI Borough Hall (3rd Floor) 718.447.8787 New York City Mayor's Office of Veterans Affairs 346 Broadway (8th Floor) New York, NY 212.442.4171 The College of SI Veterans Support Services CSI Campus Center (1C-219) 718.982.3108 Mental Health Veterans Crisis Line The Veterans Crisis Line is a free, confidential resource that’s available to all veterans, even those not registered with the VA or enrolled in VA health care. The Crisis Line provides a way for veterans to connect with confidential, round-the-clock support National Center for PTSD • PTSD Program locator Substance Use Disorder Program locator Make the Connection Mental health and well-being resources Veterans Legal Services Education & Training The American Legion The American Legion is a nonpartisan, not-for-profit organization with great political influence perpetuated by its grass-roots involvement in the legislation process from local districts to Capitol Hill. Legionnaires’ sense of obligation to community, state and nation drives an honest advocacy for veterans in Washington. The Legion stands behind the issues most important to the nation's veterans community, backed by resolutions passed by volunteer leadership. The American Legion’s success depends entirely on active membership, participation and volunteerism. Military Order of the Purple Heart The Purple Heart is awarded to members of the U.S. Armed Forces who are wounded or killed while in active-duty service. Funds for welfare, rehabilitation and/or service work carried on by the organization are derived through the collection of used household items, the operation of thrift stores, through the donation of automobiles and monetary donations. Korean War Veterans Association The Korean War Veterans Association organizes, promotes and maintains for benevolent and charitable purposes for those who have seen honorable service during the Korean War at any time between June 25, 1950 and 31 January 1955, both dates inclusive Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America IAVA is the non-partisan leader in advocacy, public awareness and one-on-one case management support. The organization focuses on homelessness, veteran employment, equality, service dogs, a national memorial for the generation of Iraq/Afghanistan veterans. Guide to VA Home Loans Veterans, active-duty service members or spouses of veterans or service members may benefit from a home loan insured by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. VA mortgage lenders offer an assortment of home loans to meet different needs. Tax guide for veterans, active-duty service members Veterans and active-duty U.S. military members have access to tax benefits that are mostly unavailable to other Americans. The federal government and individual states have established tax breaks to lighten the financial load or to ease the return to civilian life. How the VA uses big data analytics to improve veteran healthcare and well-being After discharge, veterans face a different kid if challenge: Regaining their physical and mental health. The VA conducts numerous studies to identify the challenges veterans face in order to improve services. Military Social Workers "Military Social Work in 2020: Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines and National Guard" is an in-depth resource which explains the psychological, emotional, and social effects of serving our country, and how social workers can offer counseling help for active-duty and veterans of all branches. There is also a discussion on the issues a Military Social Worker may encounter when helping veterans and the proper training/education needed to properly address these unique issues. Financial Aid For Veterans While the GI Bill® provides significant financial support, there are many other scholarships for veterans and active duty personnel. A number of organizations offer military scholarships, including corporations, nonprofits, fraternities, and professional associations. Many of these scholarships specifically provide MBA scholarships for veterans. Mesothelioma & Veterans: Asbestos Claims And VA Benefits Veterans account for 30% of mesothelioma claims filed annually. Veterans who served in certain military occupations between 1930 and 1980 have a high risk of developing mesothelioma because nearly every branch of the military relied on asbestos. Veterans with mesothelioma can file for VA benefits. e veteran or service member, you may benefit from the home loan program insured by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). VA mortgage lenders offer an assortment of home loans intended to meet different needs. pouse of a veteran or service member, you may benefit from the home loan program insured by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). VA mortgage lenders offer an assortment of home loans intended to meet different needs. If you are a veteran, active-duty service member or spouse of a veteran or service member, you may benefit from the home loan program insured by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). VA mortgage lenders offer an assortment of home loans intended to meet different needs. If you are a veteran, active-duty service member or spouse of a veteran or service member, you may benefit from the home loan program insured by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). VA mortgage lenders offer an assortment of home loans intended to meet different needs. If you are a veteran, active-duty service member or spouse of a veteran or service member, you may benefit from the home loan program insured by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). VA mortgage lenders offer an assortment of home loans intended to meet different needs. If you are a veteran, active-duty service member or spouse of a veteran or service member, you may benefit from the home loan program insured by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). VA mortgage lenders offer an assortment of home loans intended to meet different needs. |
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Looking to Volunteer?
NYC Service NYC.gov maintains a comprehensive list of volunteer opportunities on its web site. The opportunities are searchable by zip code and by category, making it easy to find something that's right for you. RSVP / SERVE Volunteers who are looking for opportunities may contact Staten Island’s RSVP/SERVE at 718.494.3222. Community Board Application Community Boards provide a vital link between the citizens of Staten Island and their representatives. Summer Opportunities for Teens NYC Arts Programs for Teens & Youth Resource List of Opportunities Please contact programs directly for more information. Bike New York Bike New York is looking for volunteers to help children and adults learn to ride bicycles. Interested adults should contact Tim Haney at: thaney@bikenewyork.org 212-870-2083. New York Cares NY Cares is currently looking for applicants for their VIP volunteer management program for SI non-profits Click here for more information. |
Looking for Volunteers?
If your non-profit agency is looking for volunteers, please email us at Sibpevents@statenislandusa.com so that we can post the opportunity. Please write "VOLUNTEER" in the subject line. |
