The Childrens Village

Founded in 1822, the Jewish Child Care Association of New York is a nonprofit agency that offers care services to more than 12,000 children and their families. It is a child and family service agency that serves abused and neglected children. The association s adoption program offers home studies, postplacement supervision, educational workshops, support groups, and counseling to couples, single parents, children and extended family members before, during and after adoptions. Its residential treatment program provides crisis stabilization, independent living skills training, vocational and job training, substance abuse, sexual abuse and domestic violence counseling, therapeutic recreation and medical services. The association is affiliated with United Way of New York City and the American Association of Children's Residential Centers. It is accredited by the Council on Accreditation of Services for Families and Children and is located in Bronx, N.Y.

The Administration for Children’s Services protects and promotes the safety and well-being of New York City’s children, young people, families, and communities by providing excellent child welfare, juvenile justice, and early care and education services.

The New York Foundling, established in 1869, is dedicated to supporting children, adults, and families in achieving stability, strength, and independence through evidence-based programs and services. With a mission to empower individuals regardless of their circumstances, the organization works collaboratively with communities to foster transformational change. Offering a wide array of services, including child welfare, developmental disabilities support, education, and health care, The Foundling is committed to providing the necessary resources for personal growth and well-being. By investing in the potential of individuals, the organization aims to create opportunities that lead to lasting positive outcomes for those it serves. Generated from the website