The RAPP Community Organizer provides direct support to middle and high school youth in Urban Resource Institute’s Relationship Abuse Prevention Program (RAPP), part of the Justice Initiatives Department. RAPP is a school-based program serving students throughout New York City to reduce experiences of violence and prevent further harm over a child’s lifetime. The program includes Early and Teen services and operates with a $1.9 million budget. The position supports development of a borough-specific RAPP Hub model for middle school youth and a summer program. The organizer builds school and community partnerships, facilitates workshops, mentors youth leaders, supports peer-led community action projects, and represents RAPP at external events. The role also contributes to annual program goals, regulatory and funder compliance, accurate data collection, and analysis of whether services are equitable. The work schedule includes three days in the office or at URI program sites and two days working from home. Flexibility is required to meet onsite demands throughout the week, with travel to sites across the five boroughs and Westchester.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
High school or GED