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- Home - Northside Center
With a focus on clinical excellence and emphasis on strengthening families and children’s self – esteem, Northside’s innovative programs were the first of their kind in Harlem We set a standard of excellence within the community that many social service agencies have since followed
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Northside Center is a nonprofit that provides expert behavioral, mental health, education and enrichment programs to children and families living in poverty Each year, we help over 3,600 New York City children rise up and thrive
- Northside Center For Child Development, Inc. - Early Head Start
NORTHSIDE CENTER FOR CHILD DEVELOPMENT, INC - EARLY HEAD START is a ACS Head Start in NEW YORK NY It has maximum capacity of 20 children The provider accepts children ages of: 0 YEARS - 2 YEARS The license number is: 7576
- Northside Center for Child Development Inc - GuideStar Profile
Northside Center for Child Development (NCCD) combines counseling and therapeutic work with educational and recreational services to meet the needs of children and youth
- Northside Center for Child Development - east-harlem. com
Northside Center for Child Development 1301 Fifth Avenue New York, NY 10029 Telephone: 212-860-1616 Fax: 212-410-7561 E-mail: Web Site:
- Northside Center in East Harlem | YourPeer
Northside Center | YourPeer View map Close panel YourPeer NYC Quick Exit Single Adult Families Soup Kitchen Food Pantry Toiletries Restrooms Showers Laundry Casual Professional All Services Shelter Housing Food Clothing Personal Care Health Care Other Services Northside Center East Harlem
- Northside Center for Child Development
MAD recently completed construction on the newly relocated Northside Center for Child Development Integrated within The Carolina, an affordable housing project, built by L M Development Partners, the community center is located on the first two floors of the new building at Park Avenue and E 108th Street in the heart of East Harlem
- Programs - Northside Center
We began innovative programs in 1946 for children and families in Harlem, focusing on clinical excellence and emphasized working with the strengths of families and the importance of children’s self-esteem long before others did
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