Jewish Federation of Dutchess County

The Center for Developmental Disabilities (CDD) in Milford, PA is a 501 C 3 non-profit organization dedicated to providing early learning educational, therapeutic, and behavioral support to children with developmental disabilities and delays in Pike County. CDD offers a variety of programs such as Early Head Start, Early Intervention, and Private Pay Preschool, focusing on cognitive, social-emotional, speech-language, and motor skills. Committed to serving the community, CDD follows PA Early Learning Standards and works closely with the Delaware Valley School District to ensure a smooth transition into Kindergarten. With a mission to meet the individual needs of each child, CDD encourages parental involvement and aims to make a positive impact on the lives of children with special learning needs.Generated from the website

EDUCATION CONNECTION is a regional service center that provides educational services to school districts in western Connecticut. The center supports special education, Head Start and technology training programs. It also supports alternative education programs for middle and high school students with behavioral disorders. EDUCATION CONNECTION offers English as a Second Language classes and alternative education programs. The center s employment program includes support and services for individuals with disabilities. It also designs and implements a variety of services for high school students to facilitate the transition process from schools to community-based adult life. The center additionally offers meals and transportation. EDUCATION CONNECTION maintains offices in Litchfield and Danbury, Conn.

The Jewish Board of Family and Children's Services in Hawthorne, NY is a 501(c)(3) mental health and social services agency that has been empowering New Yorkers for 150 years. They provide counseling for all ages, family support, domestic violence services, supportive housing, and more across New York City's five boroughs. With a focus on treating every individual with dignity and embracing diversity, the Jewish Board impacts over 45,000 individuals and families annually. Their values of hope, recovery, and resilience guide their mission to support people of all backgrounds and abilities in achieving mental wellness and stability. Generated from the website