2026 Placement Sites

Apostle Immigrant Services strengthens immigrant communities one family at a time through essential legal services and support.

BIMEC empowers individuals impacted by incarceration or substance abuse through personalized programs that offer hope and opportunity.

BioCT catalyzes life sciences growth to improve human health by fostering an innovative ecosystem and promoting CT as a hub for exploration.

BSBC builds a more equitable New Haven by getting people on bikes, offering community repair spaces and donating bikes to those in need.

Supports the Brave Nature School, a consent-centered, outdoor micro-school reimagining education through nature connection and anti-racist practice.

Calvin Hill Day Care Center provides high-quality, affordable, and nurturing care and education to children from Yale and the New Haven community.

CCA provides help, housing, and hope to New Haven families in need, offering emergency shelter and pathways to independence.

The Office of Legislative Services supports the City’s legislative body through research, legislative drafting, and public communication.

The Department of Arts and Culture improves quality of life in New Haven by celebrating and promoting artists, cultural organizations, and public art.

The Department of Traffic & Parking addresses the safety and mobility needs of New Haven, prioritizing equity, public health, and resilience.

The Office of Economic Development facilitates commercial development, expands employment, and improves quality of life to create an equitable city.

Coordinating citywide climate initiatives to address health and economic impacts for a resilient and equitable future for all residents.

New Haven Parks enhances quality of life for residents by fostering community through people, parks, and programs across 2,200 acres of green space.

CitySeed builds fresh food access and economic independence in New Haven through farmers markets and food business support.

We empower New Haven’s Black and brown business owners to build wealth through targeted training and community support.

Common Ground connects farm, forest, and city through its High School, Urban Farm, and Environmental Education Center.

CPEN engages underserved communities to enhance their assets, improving well-being, health, and happiness so residents can thrive.

ConnCAT inspires, motivates and prepares youth and adults for educational and career advancement through summer collaborative arts and job training.

The Connecticut Veterans Legal Center empowers Veterans by providing free legal aid to overcome barriers to housing, healthcare, income, and recovery.

The Connecticut Women’s Hall of Fame honors the achievements of women by celebrating their legacies and telling their powerful stories.

Creating Kids at the CT Children’s Museum offers programs inspired by the Theory of Multiple Intelligences, honoring diverse learning styles.

DataHaven collects, interprets, and shares public data on social, economic, and health issues to help local stakeholders create informed solutions.

DESK serves people experiencing homelessness or poverty by providing food assistance and services that promote health, community, and equity.

D/EP pairs local youth with playwriting mentors from David Geffen School of Drama to write plays, fostering emotional growth and empowerment.

Ebenezer Chapel serves through faith, outreach, and resources, including a new food pantry to combat food insecurity.

Elm City Communities develops affordable housing and provides opportunities for self-sufficiency to make a positive difference in residents’ lives.

ECOCA presents provocative contemporary art exhibitions and events that promote dialogue around global and community issues.

Esperanza Law increases access to justice for the immigrant community by offering quality legal representation in enforcement and removal proceedings.

Free Your Scalp empowers individuals through culturally grounded hair education, holistic wellness tools, and community support to build self-esteem.

Friends Center provides high-quality early education and revitalizes community spaces like the Flint Street Theater for storytelling and connection.

The Institute helps K-12 teachers meet mandates for Black and Indigenous history through collaboration and co-development.

Great Science For All closes the achievement gap by providing STEIM educational opportunities for children in Pre-K through 8th grade.

GDDC enhances Dwight residents’ well-being through planning, job training, housing revitalization, and economic development.

Haven’s Harvest builds community and reduces food waste, one food rescue at a time.

Horizons at Foote advances educational equity and joy of learning for New Haven public school students through a six-week summer enrichment program.

The Hugo Kauder Society recovers and fosters appreciation for the music of composer Hugo Kauder, whose work was blacklisted by the Nazi regime.

We strive to positively impact the lives of children and families in greater Newhallville by creating safe, healthy, and vibrant places and programs.

IRIS helps refugees and displaced people establish new lives and contribute to the vitality of communities in Connecticut.

The Festival presents extraordinary arts and ideas that inspire community, foster civic dialogue, and celebrate diversity in New Haven.

LEAP develops young leaders who create neighborhood-based programs to achieve positive outcomes for children in underserved communities.

Through tangible artifacts and creative immersion, Lost in New Haven fosters wonder, respect, and appreciation for the diverse tapestry of New Haven.

MSOE cultivates a vibrant, inclusive learning community inspired by Dr. Maria Montessori, nurturing each child’s unique potential.

NHFPL fosters lifelong learning, inspires curiosity, and builds community through shared access to resources, experiences, and opportunities for all.

Inspiring a rich appreciation of the City’s past, present, and future by bringing New Haven’s diverse history to life for all visitors.

The New Haven Pride co-creates a space to empower the LGBTQIA+ community through advocacy, support services, education, and cultural programs.

New Haven Promise builds a culture of college aspiration, provides financial support, and facilitates students’ return to work and serve in New Haven.

New Haven Reads shares the joy of reading through free tutoring, educational family support, and a community book bank.

New Haven Sister Cities links local schools and communities with cities worldwide to promote peace through shared learning.

The New Haven Symphony Orchestra inspires and connects diverse audiences through the power of live music.

URI empowers communities to restore, steward, and enjoy the urban forest and nature in New Haven.

New Haven Works is a city-wide partnership that connects qualified residents with good jobs and helps regional employers access a local talent pool.

Saint Martin de Porres Academy is a tuition-free middle school providing a holistic, extended-day education to underserved New Haven families.

We embrace prevention strategies, spread awareness of new clinical options, and collaborate to enhance the well-being of the Sickle Cell community.

Teach For America finds, develops, and supports extraordinary leaders to transform education and expand opportunity for all children.

Upon This Rock Academy equips youth to be tomorrow’s leaders by teaching life skills, communication, and social-emotional well-being.

Upon This Rock Outreach creates a refuge of hope and unity, ensuring no one is left out in the cold through compassion and purpose.

UCA empowers families of color to develop healthy attachments, self-reliance, and civic engagement to promote well-being and community connection.

Winning Ways transforms lives and fosters healing to build stronger communities through connection, confidence, and long-term success.

Pathways connects New Haven public school students to Yale’s STEM and Arts resources through free, hands-on programs.

The Yale Peabody Museum advances understanding of Earth’s history and cultures through collections, research, exhibitions, and educational programs.

YPEI provides incarcerated students access to college courses and degrees, fostering transformation and reducing recidivism through higher education.

YUDW is a community design center improving neighborhoods through planning, economic strategies, and design assistance.