A plain-language FAQ explaining how home-based Early Intervention and center/group-based experiences can work together to support the same goals, with research links for families.
A family-friendly FAQ explaining what group and center-based Early Intervention (EI) is, why peer exposure matters, and what research and guidance say about and peer-supported learning.
These short quotes come straight from handwritten thank-you cards children and families have given to NYCRC. Shared with names removed and lightly edited for clarity, they offer a glimpse into how our programs feel from the perspective of the people we serve every day.
During this state of emergency our sites are all closed. We however are working hard to keep our current families and future families connected with professionals to assist their children however we can. We are currently offering all services through tele-health as...
At New York Child Resource Center, we understand that parents trust us with the care of their most precious possession – their child. That is why we are committed to providing trustworthy and reliable services that always put the patient’s needs first.
Our team of licensed and certified professionals undergo thorough and hands-on training to ensure that they are equipped with the knowledge and skills to deliver the best possible care to each child.
We take great pride in our track record of success in the Early Intervention program since 1993, and we are dedicated to providing comprehensive and individualized services that address the unique needs of each child we serve.
For information on the New York State Early Intervention program and to find an approved evaluation agency or provider, contact the NYC Early Intervention Program by calling 311 or visit health.ny.gov/EI.