Youth Services

Advocates for Children of New York’s Early Childhood Education Project provides individual case assistance, community education, and policy advocacy to improve access to early childhood education for low-income children (ages 0–5) so that students can enter kindergarten prepared to succeed.

Primary emphasis is placed on early childhood education.

A New York City-based program that provides parents of young children with support in their role of being their child’s first teacher.

This website is designed to help locate high-quality resources available online, in local libraries or by purchase at various stores.

The Family Reading Partnership is a nonprofit community organization that promotes early literacy.

Literacy Inc. (LINC) builds neighborhood networks that support young readers.

New York Early Learning Resources is the knowledge and resource hub for NY’s Early Learning Alliance whose mission is to support the business of high-quality early care and learning. This web-based platform provides a wealth of early childhood specific resources designed to help early care and learning programs save time and money while attaining and sustaining high quality programming.

NYSPEP helps professionals — and the parents and primary caregivers of children whom they serve — obtain the skills, tools and support needed to raise healthy, nurtured children.