All throughout March we are celebrating Social Work Month 2018 by turning to those who live it every day, GOSO’s talented and dedicated social workers. In Part 2 of our month-long #SWMonth video series, we ask: “What are the challenges and rewards involved in social work?”
All throughout March we are celebrating Social Work Month 2018 by turning to those who live it every day, GOSO’s talented and dedicated social workers.
East Harlem Anti-Gun Violence program S.A.V.E. (Stand Against Violence East Harlem) to support activists and students around the country in National School Walkout Day S.A.V.E.
Getting Out and Staying Out will hold its annual gala on April 25th at Chelsea Piers, an evening spent celebrating all the hard work our
All throughout March we will celebrate Social Work Month 2018 by turning to those who live it every day, GOSO’s talented and dedicated social workers.
Members of the New York chapter of City Year came to the Getting Out and Staying Out offices in February and volunteered their time to
Getting Out and Staying Out will hold its annual gala on April 25th at Chelsea Piers, an evening spent celebrating all the hard work our guys have been doing this year, and ensuring that GOSO’s vital mission to help justice-involved youth will continue into the future.
MEET GOSO STAFF: Debbie Li is one of the newest hires at Getting Out and Staying Out, Inc., on board as the Director of Finance & Operations. In this interview, she talks about her fruitful experience in the nonprofit sector, her passion for compassion, and changing the toilet paper, too.
Today is the final day of Black History Month, and to finish it off right our guys have been sharing with us their personal reflections, important projects, heroes, and creative talents.
Love is in the air, and GOSO wanted to make sure our clients in upstate correctional facilities received warm messages from home this Valentine’s Day. Numerous volunteers, staff, interns, founder Mark L. Goldsmith and our guys came together to craft messages from the heart, to be sent to 250 clients in upstate correctional facilities.