Learn more about working at Teens Helping Each Other! Join us to empower teens, like you through health education and community outreach!
Negative Covid-19 test is required to attend. At Home test accepted.
We are holding an OPEN HOUSE on Thursday March 16th at 4 PM, in person, to greet applicants, share information about our summer training program, and have our current peer leaders share more about the career and professional development benefits of working at SUNY Downstate Health Sciences University.
Teens Helping Each Other (THEO Program), the adolescent education initiative out of SUNY Downstate Health Sciences University is actively recruiting for youth ages 16-21 to become peer leaders and youth advocates in our program. THEO peer leaders make their own schedules around their availability, are paid $15/hour after completing our summer training program and receive incredible networking opportunities as an employee of SUNY Downstate.
Event will be in Classroom 1A
Must have ID to enter the building
How to get there:
Train: 2, 5 to Winthrop St.
Bus:
B44 to Lenox Rd,
B12 to Clarkson Ave. and New York Ave,
B35 to New York Ave.
