Children’s Aid staff member Lencis Andujar has been part of the Children’s Aid family for more than 17 years.

Our Early Childhood program receives a $5,000 grant from the New York City Council’s Food Pantry Initiative.

Thanks to many of you, the Children’s Aid 18th Annual Golf Classic raised more than $240,000.

Pfizer employees continue their tradition of sharing valuable career guidance to youth in our Adolescence program.

More than 200 people came together to ask the mayor to #SaveGoodhuePark.

For more than 20 years, JPMorgan Chase has supported career development for our youth.

The East Harlem Keystone Club brings youth and the local police together for an open dialogue.

Our JAM Peer Educators offer teens a safe space to talk about sexuality and health.

Kids in our Early Childhood program welcome the spring by planting nutritious greens in the garden.

Foster Youth Shadow Day gives dozens of youth an inside look at City Hall and chance to make their voices heard.

Community school staff are focusing on chronic absenteeism in preschool to form good attendance habits early.

Rite Aid’s KidCents program will allow you to support Children Aid while shopping for that special Mother’s Day card.