At Nubian Directions we are more than just a community technology
center. We are your link to community resources for all who need us.
We understand the complexities and benefits life might hold. We want
you to feel comfortable when you enter our doors. We care about the
community we serve and want nothing more than to know those visiting
our facility are satisfied about choosing us as their service
provider.
We are open for Business,
Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
If you require services outside of our working hours, we will be glad to accommodate your needs, if reasonable possible. Please be sure to call 845.452.8574 to ask for more information or to make an appointment to speak with one of our representatives.
The New Directions YouthBuild AmeriCorps Partnership is a comprehensive youth development program that offers GED prep, job training, counseling and leadership development for out-of-school youths ages 16-24, through the construction and rehabilitation of affordable housing in their neighborhoods.
Participants pursue careers in construction, computer
technology or health care. YouthBuild students are also members
of AmeriCorps, a national service organization and Rotaract, a
youth service program sponsored by Rotary International.
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Nubian
Directions is proud to announce a major work project that will
hire approximately 200 Construction Workers(skilled/unskilled) to clean, repair, and
restore the Fall Kill Creek in the City of Poughkeepsie. This
is an exciting community work project that will enable hundreds
of youth the opportunity to work on an environmental project
that will have far reaching positive impacts for years to come.
We help people help rebuild thier lives,
but we can’t do it alone. Your help is critical. There are lots
of ways you can help. While we certainly appreciate donations,
everything we do costs money. We benefit from grants that help
underwrite the costs of our programs, but it’s never enough. We
rely on donations from all of you to keep us growing -- serving
more of our communities every year.
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"A thousand words will not leave so deep an impression as one deed.”