Educational Support Service

The National Foundation for Teaching Entrepreneurship is one of the leading experts in education for at-risk youths in New York City. Founded in 1987, the organization offers programs in more than 20 states in the United States and over 13 countries in the world. It has partnership with schools, community-based organizations and postsecondary institutions. The organization has editions for high and middle schools and advanced students. The National Foundation for Teaching Entrepreneurship s licensed partners include Youth Entrepreneurs of Atlanta, GEAR UP Kentucky and NAACP Reginald F. Lewis Youth Entrepreneurial Institute. It maintains locations in Baltimore, San Francisco, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles and Pittsburgh.

UJA-Federation of New York is a nonprofit organization that provides social and humanitarian services to the poor, elderly and people in need. It operates Sunday as Funday programs that include social skills groups, recreational activities and Jewish enrichment classes for autistic children, as well as family programming and parent and sibling support groups. The organization also offers programs that provide resources to families with older children on the autistic spectrum; those who are transitioning to independent living; and people in need of vocational opportunities. UJA-Federation of New York also conducts art and music classes in synagogues, schools, parks and community centers. It operates the Jewish Resource Center, which provides opportunities to explore Jewish tradition. The organization is located in White Plains, N.Y.