Dancers possess unique skills and unrivaled dedication. Their passion for discovery, innovation and expression is an exceptional strength. In everything we do, we celebrate dancers' unique potential and empower them to continue to affect our world in positive ways, both on and off the stage.
Career Transition For Dancers is a not-for-profit organization that enables dancers to
define their career possibilities and develop the skills necessary to excel in a
variety of disciplines.
We are supportive, perceptive and resourceful. As dancers continue to develop their
strengths, many of them look to us to help cultivate their unique abilities as they
begin the process of defining viable career possibilities. At Career Transition For
Dancers, dancers' needs always come first. Our insightful career counselors focus on
and address each dancer's individual needs. We do this because we believe that
strong relationships are built on understanding, which is why our programs are designed
to provide long-term support when dancers need us most.
Career Transition For Dancers' semi-annual newsletter, MovingOn, is jam-packed with
interesting information about the organization's dancer-clients, programs and services,
and fundraising events. Don't wait for a hard copy—get MovingOn now.
If you would like to receive printed copies of MovingOn, email us at info@careertransition.org. Be sure to provide your name, address, and phone number.
Learn about the team behind Career Transition For Dancers and get
in touch with your questions and feedback. We want to hear from you.
We've come a very long way in the last 23 years, and in that time we've made a difference
in the lives of thousands of dancers. Learn about our first days,
find out how our organization and its programs have developed, and read brief portraits of the
individuals who helped us and shaped our growth.
Director Emerita Caroline H. Newhouse (1910-2003),
established The Caroline H. Newhouse Scholarship Fund as well as The Caroline &
Theodore Newhouse Center for Dancers. But that's only the beginning. Read her biography
to find out how her legacy continues to help dancers nationwide.
With offices in New York City, Los Angeles, Chicago and a mobile National Outreach Project,
we have provided over 41,000 hours of individual and group career counseling, with a dollar
value of over $4 million, and awarded over $2.8 million in educational and entrepreneurial
support. Outside of the organization's 3,900 active clients, we have helped thousands of
dancers in 47 states take their first steps in discovering rewarding second careers.
We are concerned about your privacy. To that end we've taken steps to ensure that the
information that you provide to us remains confidential. Find out about the security
measures that make our website safe and our approach to safeguarding your information
both online and offline.
As a not-for-profit arts-service organization committed to dancers, we endeavor to reach as many current and former professional dancers as possible. All of our services are provided free of charge. Donate now to help us reach even more dancers.