South Bronx Concerned Citizens, Inc.

New email address:
[email protected]
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Please send all emails to this address. we are no longer using the sbccinc.net

South Bronx Concerned Citizens, Inc
Youth Awareness/ Family Unification
The SBCC Kid’s Learn & Play Educational Program is

NOW REGISTERING
Our Summer Program Starts
JULY 6th and will end August 27th 2015
From 8:AM to 6:00 PM
Call Mr. Peter or Ms. Noelle (718) 620-7131
all and Make an appointment!!!

Morning Education, Math, Reading, Writing, Art’s & Crafts
Pools, BBQ, Zoo, State and City Parks, Sprinkler, Indoor Games, Sports,

998 Longwood Aveune Bronx, NY 10459
Bet. Fox Street & Beck Street

South Bronx Concerned Citizens, Inc
Youth Awareness/ Family Unification

Are you mandated by the Courts, Probation or Social Worker to Participate in Anger Management, Male Batterers Accountability Program or Parenting Sessions?

The SBCC Anti-Violence Program is the place to go!
We have been working in our Bronx Community for 30 Year helping you understand your Feelings and Your Behavior.

Call Mr. Peter or Ms. Noelle (718) 620-7131
Call and Make an appointment!!!
998 Longwood Avenue Bronx, NY 10459
Bet. Fox Street & Beck Street

Community Board #2

Youth Committee Meeting
Wednesday, March18th 2015
Time: 6:00 PM

South Bronx Concerned Citizens, Inc
1019 Avenue Saint JohnBronx, New York 10455
Between Fox Street and Southern Blvd.

Come Join Us in a Conversation,
Ask question about what your Community Board Youth Committee is doing for the Youth in your community!!!!

CB #2 Located at: 1029 East 163 Street, Suite 202 Bronx, NY 10459
District Manger Mr. Rafael Salamanca / Chair Dr. Ian Amritt

CB #2 (718) 328-9125/SBCC (718) 620-7131

Provider Meeting

Dear: Colleagues and Friends

The South Bronx Concerned Citizens, Inc. Anti-Violence Initiative (AVI) is inviting all provider to attend an orientation, that will focus on providing quality anti-violence services to the clients you refer.

Once or Twice a year Ms. Noelle and I put together a presentation for you as providers to understand the function and procedure of our Anti-Violence Initiative (AVI).

We will attempt to have an opened dialogue that will focus on:

The New York Model for Batterer Programs

1. Referral Process
➢ Discussion on the responsibility and Accountability of SBCC’s (Anti-Violence Initiative) and the Referring Agencies.

2. Client Responsibility
➢ Clients calling for Appointment
➢ Orientation to inform clients on rules
➢ Attendance/Lateness
➢ Termination
➢ Completion
Please RSVP By calling or via email: [email protected] or [email protected]

Meeting Date: Thursday, February 19th 2015
Time: 10:00 AM to 12:00 Noon
Place: 1019 Avenue Saint John, Bronx New York 10455
Contact #: Office (718) 620-7131
Mr. Peter (347) 845-4726 or Me Noelle (347)479-5255
Food and Refreshments will be provided

South Bronx Concerned Citizens, Inc.
1019 Avenue Saint John
www.sbccinc.net
www.facebook.com/sbccinc

SBCC Kids Mid-Winter Educational Program
SBCC Niños ‘Programa Educativo

Open for Mid-Winter Recess
February 16th to February 2015
Monday - Friday
Lunes - Viernes
7;30pm - 6:00pm
$80 per week per child
$80 la Semana por Nino
Please Register Early/Space is Limited

HOMEWORK HELP & TUTORING

EDUCATIONAL
ACTIVITIES
Speak to Ms. Noelle Hable con Mr. Peter
(718) 620-7131, ext. 12 (718) 602-7131, ext. 11

South Bronx Concerned Citizens, Inc. (SBCC)
998 Longwood Ave
Bronx, NY 10459
(718) 620-7131
www.sbccinc.net

Hours of Operation
Monday – Friday: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Saturday: 9:30 AM – 12:00 PM
Languages Served
English/Spanish

Provides health-based human resources and services aimed to serve as a bridge between diverse cultures.
Services Offered
• Family Education Project
• Youth Campaign
• After-School Program
• Anger Management
• Domestic Violence Program
• Parenting Skills
• Education Programs
• Conflict Resolution Services
• Community Interaction and Collaboration Services

Additional Information
• Anger management for men ($25 per session for 15 weeks)
• Parenting skills for both sexes ($25 per session for 15 weeks)
• Domestic violence accountability for men (sliding scale, court-ordered program only)
After-school care for Pre-K to sixth grade ($70 a week)

Offline We are a non-profit grass-roots organization providing the educational services and fostering community collaboration.

Ms. Odette C. Rose, Intern

My Experience at South Bronx Concerned Citizens

My Experience at S.B.C.C has been an amazing ride. I started working here in the summer of July, 2014. The internship coordinator in my school made it seem as if it was going to be a piece of cake. That was not the case, when I got to S.B.C.C I became overwhelmed with all the tasks that Ms. Noelle told me needed to be done, but then as the program started, I realize I can do the task with no problem. There was 7 other interns helping with the daily routine, the routine started as soon as I walked in at 9am, first, we gave them breakfast. Next, we taught them the basic educational skills. Then we took them to lunch. After that, they got a chance to play in the park, they either played in the park or in the sprinklers. We then brought them back to the office, where they changed back into dry clothes and ate snack. The rest of the day was theirs.
I’ve only been at one other internship besides S.B.C.C and I can say, I’ve never had such a strong bond with my other employer. The bond I share with Ms. Noelle and Mr. Peter is very strong. I appreciate how they allow me to be myself and do as I please to make the rainy days as fun as possible for the kids. If I needed anything the never hesitated to give me what I needed, if I ask Ms. Noelle for money for arts and crafts, or materials for the office, she was willing to give it to me without a problem. They loved my work ethic enough to pay for my transportation to come back after my internship program was done. On days I stayed late, Ms. Noelle was generous enough to give me a ride to my second bus stop. Working here I learned team work, tutoring skills, management skills, and have grown as a person. They see and commend you if you are working hard.
When I returned in the fall to continue my internship, they rewarded me by give me the supervisory position. I was put in charge of all incoming interns. It was my responsibility to make sure they were doing what needed to be done. They put all their trust in me and I showed them that they were doing the right thing. I enjoy waking up every morning, knowing I’m going to my second home, a place where I feel comfortable, wanted, and appreciated. I have such an attachment with all the new kids that I help in the after-school. I love the look they kids give me when I teach them something new. I feel proud knowing that I am one of the people who helped the children understand difficult topic. I can honestly say I never thought about giving up or leaving my internship site, because I know I can never find another internship site that would make me feel like I belong there. South Bronx Concerned Citizens isn’t just an internship to me, it’s my family and I will stick with them as long as possible.

Ms.Diana Castellanos, SBCC Intern

As an Intern of South Bronx Concern Citizen Corp. I feel thrilled for the wonderful opportunity Ms. Noelle and Mr. Peter have gave me. Throughout this experience I have learned the leadership potential that I can bring to my community and the importance of working as a team. Even though I haven’t had other work experiences, this organization has provided me with the opportunity of interacting with children and young adults, as well as becoming responsible young women to society and myself. I am truly pleased with the opportunity as my first internship because it has given me a huge advantages to pursuit my future career. What I have enjoyed the most is working with a group of wonderful people who have become part of my life and part of my life choices. Though I can honestly say that the best part of working in S.B.C.C is enforcing your knowledge by helping children with their academics and activities.

Another experience that I have acquired from the organisation is taking the role of a teacher. Also, its has taught how to be responsible. Last but not least, throughout this amazing opportunity as an intern I have been able to give back to my community as a South Bronx Citizen and have learned many valuable life worthy experiences who are now part of the steps of becoming a successful leader as a Civil Rights Lawyer. I believe South Bronx Concern Citizen Corp. Has been a huge turning point in my life, because I have learned that we may face obstacles but no matter what you keep your head up high and reach your goals. I never expected to have such an important role as a counselor. Not only was I able to give leadership examples to children but to other interns as well. Working with such wonderful people have made me realize the importance of my education I have been able to see role models who have made an impact in my school performance and my responsibilities as a student. Something that I admired the most is that I was able to feel like home. And most importantly, have the best experience as my first internship.