CAMBA

CAMBA is a comprehensive social services agency founded in 1977, operating across more than 100 locations in all five boroughs of New York City. The organization delivers over 180 integrated programs, serving nearly 80,000 individuals and families annually. Its client base includes more than 11,000 youth, with over half of all clients being immigrants and refugees and more than 85% of families living in poverty.

The agency's work spans several key areas. Its economic development programs provide workforce training and placement, serving over 600 unemployed individuals each year. Education and youth development initiatives offer academic enrichment, summer camps, and college readiness programs, reaching approximately 9,000 children. CAMBA also operates in housing through CAMBA Housing Ventures, an award-winning developer of affordable and supportive housing that has created over 1,500 units with more than $524 million in public-private investment.

Roles at CAMBA include positions in direct social services, workforce development, education and youth programming, housing development and management, and administrative support. The organization's scope covers social services, community development, housing, workforce development, youth development, and legal services.