Works to provide youth with a voice in local government; expand prevention, intervention, and counseling services for youth; provide youth workforce development and opportunities through creative partnerships; and serve at-risk youth through the Youth Counseling Program, Anti-Crime Program, and Code of Conduct Program. Also facilitates the Mayor's Summer reading Challenge and Summer Youth Employment program.

* Offers an array of services through the commissioners office that includes: Youth Outreach & Violence Prevention Pathways to Peace Rochester Public Market* Offers an array of services through the Bureau of Recreation office that includes: R-Centers, field trips, team sports, martial arts, water activities, arts and crafts. Child care instruction for school age children. Seasonal day camps. Homework assistance. Seasonal, part-time jobs. Summer camp information. Recreation on the move program (City of Rochester move vehicle brings recreation to undeserved neighborhoods).

* Provides a teen pregnancy prevention program that offers the following services: Reproductive health and sex education workshops Mutual support groups for young males and females Information and referral for additional services Paid Peer Education Program Summer work experience through the City's Summer of Opportunity Program Local and out of state college tours Creative arts programs including; music production, video production, culinary arts, dance, and photography

Phase One - youth employment training's and mock interview session - stipend provided for attendance: ages 14-30 - Call for class timesPhase Two - 6 week MOS training - weekly stipend provided: ages 17-30 -Call for class times and location

* Provides youth with six weeks of paid work experience through work sites and programs across Monroe County. The Summer Youth Employment Program (SYEP) is a government-funded program operated by RochesterWorks in collaboration with the City of Rochester's Operation Transformation Rochester (OTR) Summer of Opportunity Program (SOOP).

Offers the opportunity for youth to learn and refine valuable workplace skills by participating in subsidized work experience opportunities and work readiness workshops for approximately 20-25 hours per week from July to mid-August.

Young people-adolescents and young adults- are The Learning Web's reason for being. Assisting young people on their journey to adulthood is our mission: We connect them with an adult role model who helps them learn how to live on their own, while helping them evolve into valued members of our community, combining apprenticeships with mentoring in a range of services that include employment and life skills training, and supervised housing in a program for homeless youth. Through these programs, our participants have developed valuable skills that support them them as their transition into the adult world.

* Helps people learn, prepare for jobs, and succeed in their careers. They offer different services to support this journey, including: Assessing careers and helping people find the right path. Getting ready for job opportunities by making resumes and practicing interviews. Helping people find jobs and keeping them once they start.

Youth Summer Camp: Six-week program in July and August with safe, fun-filled activities for ages 4 to 10, including free dinners for participants. Monday through Friday, 9 am to 4 pm. Pre-registration is required.Pre-Teen Summer Program: employment opportunities for Pre-Teen Summer Camp, Teen Summer Basketball League, Food Cart and summer tutorial assistance.Teen opportunities include: GIAC Food Cart, Monday-Friday, 11 am-5 pm Rashad Richardson Basketball League out-of-town trips Get It and Go Snack Cart at adult basketball gamesAdult Basketball League: Summer months. Team registration applications available in April/May; games begin in June.Alex Haley Municipal Pool: community pool open to youth and adults of all ages who can swim. Organizations and groups receive a group rate during open swim. Daily admission and season passes are sold at GIAC.

* Provides services for youth: Administration of New York State Office of Children and Family Services for Wayne County. Monitoring of funded youth services and recreation programs. Coordination with youth service providers. Summer Youth Employment at Sodus Point Park.

Enrichment opportunities for middle school-aged youth after school, evening and summers.Youth employment training and supported job program for high-school aged youth.For current programs, go to http://ccetompkins.org/4h/rural-youth-services/lansing

* Sponsors community based programs in the county that provide youth development and youth sports opportunities.

Develops and coordinates services responding to the social, emotional and psychological needs of youth in the Town and Village of Groton, including: after-school enrichment programs for elementary and middle school aged students during the school year six-week summer camp job skills training and first time youth employment opportunitiesFor current programs, go to: ccetompkins

A free hands-on training designed to prepare eligible youth (18-24 yrs) for the workforce.

* Provides information and services for youth and families in the following areas: Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF). Summer Youth Employment Program (SYEP). Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) Job Readiness Program. Advocacy - Youth & Families. Crisis Counseling Referral. General Counseling Referral. Independent Living Program. Runaway Homeless Youth Program. Substance Abuse Services Referral.

A 6 week summer youth employment program designed for teenagers, ages 14-21, to build life skills while growing food for the community. Once youth complete a summer season, they can work with VINES in the fall and spring.

Provides a ten-week paid internship program to youth. Coordinates placement opportunity within their field of interest to receive mentorship and training resulting in experience and expose to the talent pools entering the workforce.

* Youth education or career services for ages 18 to 24. Exploring career options. Preparing for TASC, college or occupational training. Preparing your resume, practicing interview skills, and searching for jobs. Paid work experience. Transportation assistance. Managing money.

Year-round programs, primarily for middle school aged youth, with opportunities to develop life skills, try new things and feel successful in a supportive environment.Some first-time supported jobs are also offered.For current programs, go to: http://ccetompkins.org/4h/rural-youth-services/enfield.

Provides assistance with recognizing skills, creating a resume, gaining job interview skills, and helps individuals learn how to search for jobs.

Offers opportunities for youth, primarily middle school aged, to develop life skills, try new things and feel successful in a supportive environment. Programs run year round; some youth employment jobs are also available in summer.For current programming, go to:http://ccetompkins.org/4h/rural-youth-services/danby.

Provides youth with skills and access to career opportunities. Services include: Pre-employment coaching - resume writing, interview skills, readiness assessments Skill-building and support - soft skills, decision-making, problem-solving, critical-thinking On site check-ins and coaching (if appropriate) to ensure that the young person is carrying out their job correctly, efficiently and contributing to the success of your business A team of supportive adults who ensure the youth you employ is prepared to work and committed to helping your business succeed Reimbursement of costs associated with new hire training and/or volunteer work

After school, weekends, holiday and summer programming giving middle-school age youth opportunities to develop life skills, try new things and feel successful in a supportive environment.First-time youth employment for its participants 14 and up.

Opportunities for youth, primarily middle school aged, to develop life skills, try new things and feel successful in a supportive environment. Programs run year round; some youth employment jobs are available in summer.Serves: Caroline Danby Dryden, Village and Town, including Freeville and Dryden Opportunity, Understanding, Respect, Success (OURS) Enfield Groton, Village and Town Ithaca Town, including Cayuga Heights Lansing, Village and Town Trumansburg, Village/Ulysses, Town

Offers high school students with disabilities attending Schenectady County school districts assistance in locating and participating in paid, community-based employment during the summer of their Junior year. Services include job coaching, learning job duties, policies and other expectations with employment in a work setting at businesses located through Schenectady County. Students must be enrolled in their high school's special education program.