Organizations running this strategy · 5
Activities of orgs running this strategy
A sample of programmatic activities from the orgs above — what the strategy looks like on the ground.
- Conducting music therapy research NORDOFF-ROBBINS MUSIC THERAPY FOUNDATION INCresearchConducts research on the neural and physiological mechanisms of music interventions, including studies on music improvisation in stroke rehabilitation and social motor synchrony using smartwatch technology. Also conducted the federally funded five-year Music Therapy Project for Psychotic Children Under Seven at the University of Pennsylvania.
- Funding music therapy services and programs NORDOFF-ROBBINS MUSIC THERAPY FOUNDATION INCgrantmakingRaises funds and provides financial support to sustain music therapy services, including sliding-scale fee assistance for clients and families, and supports the operation of the Nordoff-Robbins Center for Music Therapy at New York University through donations and fundraising events.
- Providing direct music therapy services NORDOFF-ROBBINS MUSIC THERAPY FOUNDATION INCdirect serviceDelivers individual and group music therapy sessions using Nordoff-Robbins methods to children, adolescents, and adults with autism, developmental disabilities, trauma, cancer, dementia, neurological disorders, and psychological challenges, both in-person and remotely. Services are offered weekly at the Nordoff-Robbins Center at New York University and include adaptive music instruction, emotional exploration through verbal processing, and specialized programming for survivors of sexual assault.
- Training and capacity building in music therapy NORDOFF-ROBBINS MUSIC THERAPY FOUNDATION INCcapacity buildingOffers an internship program for graduate students, a post-masters Certification program, and annual training in advanced Nordoff-Robbins techniques. Provides faculty development and clinical education through experienced leadership, including the Foundation Director and Faculty Director, and produces instructional materials and research for the broader music therapy field.
- Early intervention and mentoring for youth A DIFFERENT OUTCOME INCdirect serviceProvides early intervention and mentoring programs for inner-city youth to support positive life development.
- Deliver holiday gift program for families affected by childhood cancer MOTIVATIONAL RECOVERY ENVIRONMENTS INCdirect serviceRuns the Holiday Cheer Bus Elf Ride program, delivering holiday gifts directly to over 1,500 children and their siblings across Long Island, NYC, New Jersey, and Connecticut, supported by 1,000 volunteers and costumed teams making home visits.
- Operate day camp program for children affected by cancer MOTIVATIONAL RECOVERY ENVIRONMENTS INCdirect serviceOperates Saddle Rock Ranch Day Camp, a 12-day program serving over 100 children per day with therapeutic and recreational activities including STEM, arts, sports, drama, music, and memorial events, including free door-to-door transportation.
- Operate sleepaway camp for children with cancer and their siblings MOTIVATIONAL RECOVERY ENVIRONMENTS INCdirect serviceRuns an annual week-long sleepaway camp in August for children diagnosed with cancer and their siblings, providing therapeutic and recreational activities in a supportive environment.
- Operate virtual camp and engagement programs for children and families MOTIVATIONAL RECOVERY ENVIRONMENTS INCdirect serviceProvides free, ongoing virtual camp programs featuring daily therapeutic, educational, and recreational activities led by trained professionals, along with virtual events such as bingo and trivia nights to foster connection and fun from home.
- Provide internship and practicum opportunities for students MOTIVATIONAL RECOVERY ENVIRONMENTS INCcapacity buildingOffers internships and practicum placements to support student learning and professional development in fields related to child and family support services.
- Provide year-round direct support visits to children and families MOTIVATIONAL RECOVERY ENVIRONMENTS INCdirect serviceConducts ongoing visits to hospitals, homes, and other locations for children coping with cancer and their families who are unable to attend camp, offering emotional and psychosocial support.
- Leaders for Change (LFC) program GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT SERVICES INCdirect serviceRuns a virtual program that provides emotional, social, educational, and career readiness support to youth, helping them develop resilience and prepare for future opportunities.
- Youth Engaging Seniors (YES) program GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT SERVICES INCdirect serviceOperates an intergenerational program that connects youth and elders to reduce isolation and loneliness while expanding life skills among youth. The program fosters meaningful relationships between generations through structured activities and engagement.
- Youth Work and Mental Health Training Institute GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT SERVICES INCcapacity buildingProvides internships and professional training for aspiring youth workers and mental health professionals, focusing on evidence-based practices for effectively supporting at-risk youth.
- Peer support and life skills programs for at-risk youth Road Recovery Foundation Incdirect serviceDelivers peer support and prevention services to at-risk youth and young adults in NYS-OASAS-sanctioned youth clubhouses, using live concert events and recording projects to build life skills.
- RoadTrax creative workshops for youth Road Recovery Foundation Incdirect serviceProvides weekly, seasonal creative workshops tailored to institutional goals through the RoadTrax program, delivered in partnership with organizations such as BronxConnect.
- VirtualTrax virtual peer support and creative workshops Road Recovery Foundation Incdirect serviceOperates the VirtualTrax program, featuring a secure, customized Cisco Webex platform with end-to-end encryption, to deliver virtual peer support and creative workshops to youth during periods of isolation, such as the COVID-19 pandemic.