Bridging Access To Care, a highly respected nonprofit organization headquartered in Brooklyn, is seeking an outstanding non-profit leader with behavioral healthcare expertise to join its team as Chief Program Officer (CPO ) overseeing a wide range of programs including Mental Health, Substance Use, Supported Housing, Health Home, Harm Reduction/Syringe Exchange, Prevention Education, HIV/AIDS, PEP/PrEP and some health services. Background : Bridging Access To Care’s (BAC) mission is to provide coordinated health care and supportive housing to help individuals, families, and communities build strength, resilience, achieve wellness, and live healthy, productive lives. Over the past three decades, BAC has served the most underserved populations that experience racial and income inequalities and challenges in accessing health and behavioral health care. To improve this work's impact, BAC began incorporating trauma-informed care in their service delivery in 2012....

\ Bridging Access To Care, a highly respected nonprofit organization headquartered in Brooklyn, is seeking an outstanding non-profit leader with behavioral healthcare expertise to join its team as Chief Compliance Officer (CPO ) to plan and direct programs, policies, and practices ensuring that all BAC’s business units’ activities are in compliance with regulatory requirements . Background : Bridging Access To Care’s (BAC) mission is to provide coordinated health care and supportive housing to help individuals, families, and communities build strength, resilience, achieve wellness, and live healthy, productive lives. Over the past three decades, BAC has served the most underserved populations that experience racial and income inequalities and challenges in accessing health and behavioral health care. To improve this work's impact, BAC began incorporating trauma-informed care in their service delivery in 2012. This approach provides BAC a unique perspective...

Background:  FPWA is a leading New York City anti-poverty, policy, and advocacy nonprofit with a membership network of more than 170 human services and faith-based organizations. For 100 years FPWA has been a voice and advocate for marginalized children and families, working to dismantle the systemic barriers that impede economic security and well- being, and strengthening the capacity of human services agencies and faith organizations so New Yorkers with lower incomes can thrive. With an operating budget of $7.9M, FPWA impacts millions of New Yorkers of all ages, ethnicities, and denominations by advocating for structural changes in laws and government functioning, and fair public policies; providing critical capacity supports to strengthen and enhance the services of its member agencies; and collaborating with a variety of partners from multiple sectors to achieve economic security and well-being for all New Yorkers. FPWA’s work is focused around three central tenets:...