The New York Foundling has served people with developmental disabilities since 1974, beginning with children and gradually expanding services to all ages, including the growing population of elders with developmental disabilities. The Developmental Division strives to empower people with intellectual and developmental disabilities to live as they choose, actively engaged in the community, pursuing their goals and interests through a choice of supported residential options, health services, meaningful activities, and employment opportunities.
- Ensure appropriate supervision, health and safety of...
Responsible for the daily maintenance of commercial & residential properties, operations, troubleshooting, diagnostics, HVAC, Plumbing, Electrical repairs, HVAC, Boilers and Hot Water, Fire Life Safety Systems, ground maintenance , snow/ice removal for assigned properties/facilities.
Essential Functions And Responsibilities:• Assist with troubleshooting, repairs and maintenance of installed systems to include Boilers, Domestic Hot Water, plumbing systems, Fixtures, Household Appliances, roofs, gutters, drains, VAVs, RTUs, AHUs, and HVAC• Clean, lubricate, and service a wide variety of pumps, valves, pneumatic controls, electrical, mechanical, and hydraulic devices• Assist...
1.Supervise and support pregnant/parenting teens. Actively participate in effective implementation of recreation and structured programming for residents. Teach independent living skills (i.e. laundry, cleaning, cooking) and effective parents skills (positive role modeling); and co-facilitate groups when necessary; participate in the training and implementation of Trauma Systems Therapy and the successful dissemination of a strengths based behavior management system among residents, maintaining a thriving therapeutic milieu;
2.Provide safe child care and developmentally appropriate learning to call children in the program;
3.Change diapers, bathe, dress and feed children, as need or instructed. In the absence of the program cook, assist with meal...
