Happy #WellnessWednesday! We hope you’ve been enjoying our #StayingHomeStayingWell with GOSO series on our IGTV channel (follow us @gosonyc!). In case you missed it, every
Author Archives: GOSO Staff
Economic reopening plan must involve the formerly incarcerated
Every day at 7 p.m., we go outside to cheer the people caring for us, feeding us and keeping our city running during the Covid-19 crisis. I know some of these people firsthand.
Staying Home, Staying Well: #WellnessWednesday Meditation Practice with Cindee
Hi everyone! My name is Cindee Rifkin and I am an international meditation coach and yoga teacher. I have been bringing transformative yoga and meditation
Staying Home, Staying Well: #WellnessWednesday featuring Mental Health Resources with Geoff
Geoffrey Golia here — the Chief Administrative and Program Officer at GOSO, and a licensed clinical social worker (LCSW) and mental health professional. This is
Nonprofit helps formerly incarcerated youth during COVID-19 crisis
Getting Out and Staying Out (GOSO) of East Harlem, is partnering with Great Performances and the NYC Department for the Aging (DFTA) to provide 60,000 meals a week and is also donating 100 meals daily in the south Bronx and Pelham Gardens. Great Performances is hiring GOSO clients to prepare the meals.
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Dear Friends, At GOSO, we’re family. No matter what. COVID-19 has upended our lives and required us all to learn new ways of communicating, working,
GOSO continues to serve participants, community during COVID-19
Dear Friends, I hope this message finds you healthy and safe. The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has changed our lives dramatically. We’re all adjusting our habits
Supporting Local GOSOWorks Employer Partners
NYC’s small businesses need us! GOSOWorks is fortunate to partner with so many incredible NYC-based small businesses, providing GOSO participants with invaluable experience and the
A Message to Our Community re: COVID-19
Like you, we have been closely monitoring the increasing concern over COVID-19 (novel coronavirus) and with the health and safety of our participants and staff in mind, we have made the decision to amend our operating protocols.
Nonprofit helps incarcerated individuals ‘get out and stay out’ of prison
“I believe that everyone deserves a second chance, no matter who you are or where you come from,” says Anthony. “[GOSO] wants you to feel like your past is your past and you don’t want to come back from where you came from, and they make you want to do better, adjust your life to something positive.”