Are you interested in volunteering with Neighbors Link? Please consider volunteering in our five-session Technology Program at our Mount Kisco center on Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 10 AM - 12 PM: February 18, 19, 25, 26, and March 4th.

Typical session topics include creating fliers, drafting emails, formatting emails, using Google Translate, and getting accustomed to different features of Google Docs, Slides, and Sheets. Volunteers will receive a list of commonly used languages for the class. Classes are warm and welcoming spaces to build community, and volunteers should feel comfortable approaching clients who may be struggling during the guided sessions. Although Spanish literacy is helpful, volunteers are not required to do so. Please email Volunteerinfo@neighborslink.org if you are interested.

¿Está interesado en convertirse en un Asistente Médico Certificado? Le invitamos a participar en este programa en el que tendrá que participar en una clase de inglés contextualizado para este área de trabajo en Neighbors Link y luego completar el programa de capacitación con Mercy University. Para obtener más informacion envie una solicitud con el siguiente link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeI6weeA5u3Gbj5ywqVTYMqdi6GartiNZkUfO7uZZ8D3yBd6g/viewform?usp=preview

Are you interested in becoming a Certified Medical Assistant (CMA)? Join this program where students will first participate in a contextualized ESL class at Neighbors Link and then complete the program with Mercy University. For more information send a request clinking the following link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeI6weeA5u3Gbj5ywqVTYMqdi6GartiNZkUfO7uZZ8D3yBd6g/viewform?usp=preview

In a time when the basic human rights of immigrants are under threat, it's critical that our community come together to uphold what is just, defending the rights, humanity and contributions of immigrants.

Join us for a special screening of The Arrivals, a moving film directed and produced by Andrea DeGeorge Garbarini. The film captures the journey of asylum seekers sent to New York City from the Texas border and highlights the efforts of volunteers who provided essential support to people seeking safety and security in the United States.

The film is presented by Neighbors Link, Films on Purpose and the Jacob Burns Film Center as part of the Community Matters film series. All tickets include the film screening, post-film panel discussion and reception. During the panel discussion, we will talk about how community members can work to defend and protect the rights of immigrants.

Scan the QR code or click here to purchase tickets: https://burnsfilmcenter.org/booking/the-arrivals/