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Sunnyside Community Services (SCS) is a non-profit organization that provides a continuum of vital services and activities that enrich the lives of individuals of all ages. Founded in 1974, SCS has grown to currently serving more than 16,000 people each year with a workforce of more than 1,500 on-site and field staff.  We are an Equal Opportunity Employer. 

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At this time, we are not hiring certified HHAs/PCAs, click here to learn more.

Please review the opportunities currently available below:

  • Purchasing Specialist

    The Purchasing Specialist implements purchasing of office supplies and equipment, and prepares invoices accurately and timely for submission to Fiscal for payment.

  • Recreational / Activities Coordinator – Social Adult Day Program (Memory Care)

    The Recreational / Activities Coordinator for the Social Adult Day Program is responsible for planning, implementing, and leading therapeutic recreational activities that promote cognitive stimulation, socialization, emotional well-being, and overall quality of life.

  • Director of Adult & Immigrant Services

    The Director of Adult and Immigrant Services will provide leadership and direction to the Adult and Immigrant Services Department which includes: ESOL classes, Community Engagement, Community Resources, and Immigration Legal Services.

  • Elder Justice Worker (Bilingual)

    The Social Worker, titled Elder Justice Worker, provides direct services to older adults experiencing abuse, as well as their families, using a strength-based and trauma-informed approach.

  • Referral Management Specialist

    The Referral Management Specialist is responsible for managing the daily flow of personal care and home care referrals, ensuring a smooth and timely process from initial inquiry to case acceptance.

  • Outreach Coordinator

    The Outreach Coordinator leads community engagement efforts and outreach strategies to increase awareness and completion of the Save for College Program Building Blocks in NYC School District 30.

  • Immigration Outreach Coordinator (Full-Time; Temporary)

    The Immigration Outreach Coordinator is responsible for coordinating and conducting outreach and know-your-rights trainings (KYR) throughout Western Queens.

  • SYEP Project-Based Learning Instructor (Part-Time; Seasonal)

    The Summer Youth Employment Program (SYEP) Project-Based Learning Instructor will facilitate engaging workshops and activities for 14–15-year-olds.

  • SYEP Site Monitor (Part-Time; Seasonal)

    The SYEP Site Monitor oversees the well-being and performance of Summer Youth Employment Program (SYEP) participants at their worksites, ensuring a safe and productive environment.

  • Group Leader – Samaritan Village Family Residence (Part-Time)

    The Group Leader works with students in grades K-8 to assist Instructors with homework help, recreational activities, lesson implementation, overall supervision and ensuring the wellbeing of participants and the program environment.

  • Student Advisor (Part-Time; Seasonal)

    Reporting to the Community School Director at Queens Technical High School, the Student Advisor is responsible for providing attendance and social-emotional supports to students who are identified as chronically absent […]

  • High School Academic Support Tutor (Part-Time; Seasonal)

    The High School Academic Support Tutor provides small group and one-on-one tutoring to students in high school.

  • Academic Tutor (Part-Time; Seasonal)

    The Academic Tutor guides academic development through versatile study and organizational strategies that best suit the student’s individual needs.

  • ESOL Program Assistant – PM (Part-Time; Temporary)

    The Program Assistant will assist ESOL instructors, counselor, and other staff to ensure administrative tasks are completed and classes run smoothly.

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