Kim Senke was a Family Worker in our Head Start program from 2016 until 2021 when she became a specialist to assist with oversight of family services within our collaborative partnerships, and last month she moved again into a new role as Family and Community Services Coordinator to provide training and technical support to other Family Workers. Kim’s dedication to the families she has served has been demonstrated by their continued participation after their children have left the program, and she has made a lot of extra efforts to show appreciation to the staff that support our currently enrolled families.
We want to thank Kim Senke for all the positive energy she always brings to helping others in furthering the mission of the Head Start program, by making her our first Employee of the Month for 2023!
Employee of the Month Kim Senke with (L to R) Executive Director Carolyn Brown and HS/EHS Family & Community Services Manager Christine Scott.
In a recent post on the Central New York Community Foundation’s CNYVitals blog, PEACE, Inc.’s Community Engagement team raised awareness about its free tax preparation program, the ways in which data has informed its approaches towards recruitment, and some of the...
For Immediate Release. December 7, 2022. Syracuse, New York – An incident between 2 individuals -neither of whom are directly employed by PEACE, Inc.- occurred outside of the agency’s Viola G. Chisholm Eastside Family Resource Center on December 6, 2022. As PEACE,...
Annie Cunningham was an intern with our Head Start program before being hired in 2018 as a Teacher Assistant at the James Street site and then moving into the role of Family Worker. Annie has been singled out for providing quality services and cultivating great...
The Mother Cabrini Health Foundation (“Cabrini Foundation”) awarded PEACE, Inc. $75,000 for the Family Reentry Program. Syracuse, New York, October 2022 – PEACE, Inc. and its Family Services Department recently received a $75,000 grant to continue its Family Reentry...
On Sunday, Oct 30th, under warm sunny skies, the Big Brothers Big Sisters program participated in the Trunk or Treat event at Onondaga Community College Over 200 cars passed by as we handed out snacks and candy to approximately 600 hungry zombies, witches, goblins,...
Robin Fish has been with our Energy & Housing Services Department since 2004, and was previously awarded Employee of the Month in May 2006. She is currently the Program Manager for several programs, including the HEAP Cooling Program which provides air...
