Refugee Assistance Program- Back on the North Side!
| Adult Education Administrator John Dittmann, Jr. |
| Program Facilitator Stephanie Horton-Centore |
| Contact Info: (315) 435-5801 |
| Location: 516 Prospect Ave. Syracuse, NY 13208 |
Free morning, afternoon and evening adult ESL classes offered for all levels.
8:30am - 10:45am M-F
11:00am - 1:15pm M-F
2:00pm - 4:00pm M-TH
Call 315-435-5801 or stop in to register!
The Refugee Assistance Program (RAP), also known as 'Bob's School,' was established in 1978 by the Syracuse City School District to assist the increasing numbers of refugees arriving in the Syracuse community. It is the mission of the RAP to help refugees open doors to their new world by providing them with the skills needed to become successful productive members of our community. Services are individualized and take into consideration personal and educational backgrounds, work experience and cultural differences.
The staff at RAP includes professional and paraprofessional service providers with experience in the fields of education and employment. Linkage with other service providers in the community assures maximum use of community resources to break down any barriers to self sufficiency.
Services offered include:
Nationality Workers
Laura Espino del Angel: 435-4992
Kazi Gautam: 435-4984
Employment Specialists 435-4991
Jasenko Mondom
Raisa Sinitsin
8:30am - 10:45am M-F
11:00am - 1:15pm M-F
2:00pm - 4:00pm M-TH
Call 315-435-5801 or stop in to register!
The Refugee Assistance Program (RAP), also known as 'Bob's School,' was established in 1978 by the Syracuse City School District to assist the increasing numbers of refugees arriving in the Syracuse community. It is the mission of the RAP to help refugees open doors to their new world by providing them with the skills needed to become successful productive members of our community. Services are individualized and take into consideration personal and educational backgrounds, work experience and cultural differences.
The staff at RAP includes professional and paraprofessional service providers with experience in the fields of education and employment. Linkage with other service providers in the community assures maximum use of community resources to break down any barriers to self sufficiency.
Services offered include:
- English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL)
- Career Counseling
- Employment Training
- Employment Services, including job placement
- Support Services
Nationality Workers
Laura Espino del Angel: 435-4992
Kazi Gautam: 435-4984
Employment Specialists 435-4991
Jasenko Mondom
Raisa Sinitsin
