Neysha and William recently graduated Allie’s Place Center for Culinary Education & Employment and are paving their way in the culinary world: both students were accepted into the First Course NYC Apprenticeship Program—a 14-week program that includes hands-on culinary instruction and a paid internship at a NYC restaurant. “The First
The Early Childhood Education Centers across HFH shelters have been expanding their wisdom of wardrobes during a recent Clothing Study—part of NYC Public Schools Early Childhood Education Creative Curriculum. “Our goal is to find out what
Chameleons change colors to blend into the background, right? Wrong. That’s just one of the things that the Afterschool kids at Allie’s Place learned when Greenburgh Nature Center stopped in to join their teacher, Mr. K, in a series of lessons about animals.
Nine people attended the first Open House of the New Year at Allie’s Place Center for Culinary Education & Employment. Attendees met members of the Culinary team, learned about program requirements and expectations, and took a tour. The group visited the barista training
Allie's Place Early Ed celebrated a full week of festive fun. From crazy hat day to cozy pajama day—the kids went all out for their holiday spirit week. They also crafted handmade ornament picture frames to bring the cheer to their families.
Allie’s Place Family Residence buzzed with festive cheer at the second annual holiday party hosted by RAP4Bronx. With a hot cocoa station, holiday crafts, sweet treats, and gifts for the children, the celebration was the
Last month, Allie’s Place Family Residence hosted their first Soundview Appreciation Day—a celebration for local service providers, first-responders, and community organizations in the Soundview neighborhood. “The purpose of the event was to engage organizations in our local community who directly and
At HFH Family Residences, families and staff welcomed the beginning of the holiday season with Thanksgiving celebrations. These cheerful festivities are more than just gatherings with friends and loved over delicious food—they serve as a way to engage with HFH families and connect them with their community.
Saratoga Family Residence is fostering the next generation of entrepreneurs in its Afterschool program. Through the Saratoga Financial Credit Union—which operates with “Saratoga Bucks” as its currency—and the Youth Entrepreneurs Pop-Up Shop—a temporary store front in the Recreation area—students learn real-world financial concepts and
Saratoga’s Afterschool crew unleashed ‘Scary-toga’—a spine-chilling spectacle for their friends and families. Decked in their spookiest attire, the little ghouls and ghosts danced the night away in a fang-tastic performance.
