New York Center for Child Development

Presenting... NYCCD Merchandise!

Welcome to the NYCCD Inaugural Spring Autism Awareness Month Fundraiser! With your help, we can continue to provide various enrichment services and programs to our students.

NYCCD Inaugural Spring Autism Awareness Month Fundraiser Online ordering for NYCCD Inaugural Spring Autism Awareness Month Fundraiser ends on Fri, Mar 18, 2022 (11:59 PM EDT)

Please reach out to [email protected] if you or anyone you know is interested!

Our sister organization, New York Center For Infants and Toddlers, Inc. is hiring Early Intervention Teaching Assistants. Please pass this along to anyone who might be interested!

Looking for some wonderful people to come and join our dedicated and passionate team!

TTAC, our collaboration with the NYU McSilver Institute, has released a new website! The updated site curates trainings and resources and connects providers to the TTAC community, expanding New York’s capacity to promote positive
mental health in the early years.

TTACNY Explore this archive of exemplary trainings on essential topics in early childhood mental health designed to meet the needs of mental health professionals from entry level to advanced practitioners, as well as all professionals working with infants, toddlers and young children.

Check out NYCCD and TTAC's spotlight as a model practice in the brief released by the Citizen’s Committee for Children.

In our latest brief we explore why New York must invest more in mental health supports and interventions for young children in early care and education settings. Read Our Brief: bit.ly/brief072921

Partners and providers like the New York Center for Child Development, The Jewish Board, University Settlement Society of New York, and United for Brownsville play an instrumental role in supporting young child development and well-being. Children’s services such as mental health consultation, clinical services, Early Intervention and Preschool Special Education are essential to the early childhood system.

We must continue to advocate for a strong support system for our children! Download our brief here: bit.ly/brief072921

Check out Chery Gelber's, Director of Strategic Clinical Initiatives at our sister organization New York Center for Infants and Toddlers, Inc., featured interview in this article on TODAY with Hoda & Jenna!

Are babies born to dance? Experts discuss how music stimulates a baby's brain Can listening to music actually make a baby smarter?

New York Center is hiring bilingual speech therapists!

New York Center for Child Development has an immediate need for a head teacher for our collaborative integrated class in a community based head start in Queens. Class of 15 (7 with IEPs) is team taught with a general education teacher and a Teaching Assistant.

Please send resumes or questions to [email protected].

Click the link below to register for The Spectrum of Play conference and hear from the leading experts in child development and play therapy, including our very own Michael Brown, Director of Social Services and Dr. Gil Foley, Consulting Clinical Director.

The Spectrum of Play - Only 17 Spots Left on Day 2

COVID-19 has been devastating for infants & toddlers with developmental delays and disabilities. EI services are at risk for significant budget cuts that would limit the services children can receive, regardless of their individual needs. Advocates for Children of New York has identified ways you can help TAKE ACTION to protect EI services.

Protect Early Intervention Services in the New York State Budget The COVID-19 pandemic has had a devastating impact on infants and toddlers with developmental delays and disabilities. Email Governor Cuomo, your state legislators, and other key decision-makers and tell them to reject proposed budget cuts to Early Intervention and invest more in EI by asking privat...