Early Childhood and Learning
Programs
| Child Development Center: Early Childhood Consultation Services | Services: Child Development Center, Early Childhood and Learning |
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135 West 50th Street New York, NY 10020 (map) Phone: (212) 632-4532 Fax: (212) 584-8484 |
Specialists in child and family development and early childhood education provide ongoing, on-site consultation at private and public preschool programs throughout New York City. Consultants observe in classrooms and meet with directors, teachers and parents as needed. Early Childhood Consultation Services also offers the Elaine Kramer Child Development Workshops for educators, and on-site consultation workshops and staff development days for community schools. Mobile Evaluation Team (MET) offers observation and planning at school sites. For more information, download our Child Development Center One-Pager (available in PDF format) |
| Child Development Center: Henry and Louise Loeb Therapeutic Nursery School | Services: Child Development Center, Early Childhood and Learning |
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34 W 139th Street New York, NY 10037 (map) Phone: (212) 690-7234 Fax: (212) 690-7180 |
Services provided for children 3 to 5 years of age, include evaluation and center-based special education classrooms with a developmentally based interdisciplinary team approach. Small group and individualized services are provided to children, as well as their parents/family. Funded by NYC Department of Education (CPSE). For more information, download our Child Development Center One-Pager (available in PDF format) |
| Child Development Center: Special Education Itinerant Teaching | Services: Child Development Center, Early Childhood and Learning |
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34 W. 139th Street New York, NY 10037 (map) Phone: (212) 690-7234 Fax: (212) 690-7180 |
Services for children who are able to manage in their mainstream setting. A special educator or related service provider may go to that program to provide therapy or children may come to our facility to receive the service. Work also includes consultation with teachers, other service providers and family. For more information, download our Child Development Center One-Pager (available in PDF format) |
| GPS | Services: Children and Adolescent Services, Early Childhood and Learning, Jewish Community Services, Learning Resource Network |
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135 W. 50th Street New York, NY 10020 (map) Phone: 212-632-4668 Email: mlevine@jbfcs.org |
Guiding Parents through Services (GPS), a UJA-Federation initiative, is available to assist Jewish families who are concerned about their child's or adolescent's (through college-age) mental health and emotional wellbeing. A family resource specialist will personally guide your family toward the best course of comprehensive services to address behavioral or emotional problems, anxiety or depression, substance abuse, eating disorders, other self-destructive behaviors, excessive bullying, and/or peer isolation. This program is free and confidential. Contact(s): Meredith Levine or Karin Spitzer (Brownstone Brooklyn) 212-632-4668 |
| Institute for Infants, Children and Families (IICF) | Services: Early Childhood and Learning, Institute for Infants, Children, & Families, Professional and Leadership Development |
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34 West 139th Street New York, NY 10037 (map) Phone: (212) 690-7234 Fax: (212) 690-7180 |
Offers a range of model infant and early childhood services; advanced training which integrates practices from across the professions; consultation; and on-site consultation and training for diverse programs which serve babies and children, reaching at-risk children and their families, especially those living in poverty, across all relevant systems. Relationships for Growth & Learning (RfGL) -- formerly Early Childhood Group Therapy Program (ECGT) Community-based screenings and intervention services for children in diverse preschools, including daycare, Head Start and UPK, to provide a safety net for young, vulnerable and diagnosable children ages 2 through 9. Work with families, teachers and schools to improve their responsiveness to children's needs. Coursework, seminars and reflective supervision anchor RfGL's transdisciplinary certificate training program. Learn more about our course offerings. Infant-Parent Study Center: Post-graduate, transdisciplinary certificate program for PhDs, MSWs, MDs, educators, nurses, OT, PT, SL/P arts therapists and professionals to advance their clinical and leadership skills in working with infants, young children and their families. Learn more about our course offerings. Judicial & Child Welfare Consultation & Training Project: Provides training and consultation to enable Family Court judges, lawyers and child welfare personnel to make sound placement decisions through enhanced understanding of early child development and attachment principles. Training & Consultation Center (TCC): On-site training, consultation, and technical assistance for programs that serve pregnant parents and young children through age six and their families. Institute Network: Provides continuing education and support to Institute candidates and graduates, as well as open meetings for the professional public. |
| Learning Resource Network (LRN) | Services: Early Childhood and Learning, Learning Resource Network |
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135 West 50th Street New York, NY 10020 (map) Phone: (212) 632-4499 Fax: (212) 584-8484 |
For more information, download our Learning Resource Network One-Pager (available in PDF format) Looking for an additional resource? Check out Guiding Parents through Services (GPS) for help with navigating your child's unpredictable moods and behaviors. |
| Virginia and Leonard Marx Outpatient Clinic | Services: Child Development Center, Counseling Services, Early Childhood and Learning |
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34 West 139th Street New York, NY 10037 (map) Phone: (212) 690-7234 Fax: (212) 690-7180 |
Services include evaluation and treatment planning for children, play therapy for children and treatment with families. For more information, download our Child Development Center One-Pager (available in PDF format) Virginia and Leonard shared their love of ideas, study and the common good with everyone in their lives. JBFCS is fortunate to have benefitted from their dedication over many decades and the naming of the Virginia and Leonard Marx Outpatient Clinic serving children and families is a fitting reflection of what mattered most to this extraordinary couple. |
