Shang-Ning (Shenny) Chien joined our Head Start / Early Head Start program as an Intake Worker in November 2021, and has earned her reputation for being very efficient and positive in performing her work, and for being very conscientious about helping the rest of the Eligibility, Recruitment, Selection, Enrollment, & Attendance (ERSEA) team. An illustrative example provided by one of her co-workers occurred when a parent went to Shenny’s site by mistake, and instead of having that parent reschedule the appointment for a later date at the correct location, Shenny rearranged her busy schedule in order to perform that intake herself.
Thank you, Shenny, for everything you do, and congratulations on being named our Employee of the Month for August!
Employee of the Month Shenny Chien (center), with Executive Director Carolyn Brown (L) and HS/EHS ERSEA Coordinator Katy Hollins (R).
September 15 marked a wonderful day for PEACE, Inc., as the agency celebrated the Grand Opening of its new Energy and Housing Services Building on Erie Blvd West. Current and past agency administrators, Board of Directors Members, and staff -as well members of the...
What a marvelous Monday it was! The Westside Family Resource Center had its Annual Back-to-School Giveaway, and it was a huge success! Kids of all ages were allowed to get equipped for the new school year with notebooks, backpacks and other school supplies. A special...
Our beloved Eastwood Seniors enjoyed cheering on the Syracuse Mets on August 23! It was uplifting to witness our seniors savor the summer sunshine and participate in a day full of fun at the ballpark.
We are so grateful for the incredible resource providers who showed up and supported our Southside Family Resource Center Re-Entry Fair on Tuesday! A special thank you to all who attended and provided guidance and support for current and former incarcerated people and...
Our Eastwood Seniors had a blast last week taking in the beauty of Skaneateles Lake while enjoying a delicious lunch and boat ride!
Our AmeriCorps Seniors Foster Grandparent Program recently visited Syracuse University's Special Collection Research Center at Bird Library to view: "A Love Supreme: Black Cultural Expression and Political Activism of the 1960s and 1970s". The exhibition was...
