The Doe Fund

We're thrilled to share some exciting staff news! Lisa Charlton, who started her journey as a CASAC Case Manager, has been promoted to Clinical Supervisor at The Doe Fund's supportive housing residence, Villa House. She’s also achieved incredible milestones, including obtaining her Master of Social Work degree and becoming a Licensed Master Social Worker. 👏

Check out these recent photos of the Ready, Willing & Able crew working hard with Downtown Brooklyn Partnership! This transitional work experience helps maintain the vibrancy of the community while providing trainees with the skills they need to succeed in the workforce, such as teamwork and problem-solving.

Calling all Ready, Willing & Able alumni! Join us for The Doe Fund's Annual Alumni BBQ on Saturday, September 21, at 11 am at Marcus Garvey Park. This is the perfect opportunity for us to check in, for friends to reunite, and for all RWA participants, family, and staff to have a great time together. RSVP at https://lnkd.in/e-Ddrwy5

The Doe Fund's Men in Blue are committed to working with City Councilman James Gennaro to keep NYC's 24th City Council district safe and clean. They're determined to make a positive impact on the community while seizing every opportunity to transform their lives.

William Glenn, Program Director at The Doe Fund's Harlem Center for Opportunity, attended a resource fair at the Metropolitan Detention Center yesterday, where he shared the opportunities The Doe Fund offers to those preparing for reentry.   “I, for one, know the value of information that can be useful to people who are soon to be released from prison," he shared.

Exciting career opportunities await at The Doe Fund! Help us empower lives and create lasting change. Explore our open positions and apply today: bit.ly/TDF_Careers

Check out the Ready, Willing & Able crew and Hudson River Park Trust working together. It’s all about teamwork—making a difference in their community and in their own lives.

The Men in Blue are committed to working with Columbus Avenue Business Improvement District (BID) while also improving their lives. This transitional work experience teaches essential workplace skills like goal-setting, teamwork, communication, and time management.

Check out these photos from The Doe Fund’s Annual Walk/Run! Last week, our staff members enjoyed a fun day filled with camaraderie and determination.

One of the most important ways Ready, Willing & Able provides pathways to employment is through our workforce development classes, which set trainees up for success in the modern workplace. Michelle Hilliard, our Associate Director of Workforce Development, played a special role in this year's Graduation. Read about it here: https://lnkd.in/efYjiETa