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A Smooth Transition During Bumpy Times
The community school’s investment in student and family support services and technology helped ease CACPCS teachers’ and students’ transition to remote learning.
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Children’s Aid Fifth Grader Makes Social Justice Part of the Curriculum
11-year-old Breanna Collazo organized a Black Lives Matter protest in her Bronx neighborhood.
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Whitney Reuling named 40 Under 40 Rising Star in Food Policy
Whitney Reuling, director of food and nutrition programs at Children’s Aid is named a 40 Under 40 Rising Star in NYC Food Policy.
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Nourishing a Family During the Pandemic
Children’s Aid delivered food to Sheerina Rowe’s family when her pre-existing conditions sidelined her during the pandemic.
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A true embodiment of our history
We bid a fond farewell to Carolyn Masters, an integral piece of our organization’s history.
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Early Childhood Team Sets Up Students for Success through Remote Learning
Our early childhood team accommodated students through remote learning during the pandemic.
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Committed to a Brighter Vision
Children’s Aid and Hellen Keller International have provided free eye exams and eyeglasses to youth since 2007.
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Inspiration and Hope Drive Class of 2020
24 youth gathered via Zoom to celebrate their accomplishments as they virtually accepted their scholarship awards.
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Fostering in Challenging Times Makes for More Quality Time
Our foster parents provide extra care during COVID-19 pandemic.
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Feeding Minds and Bodies with Books
The Child Welfare and Family Services Education Team launch Grab and Go Book Project: Feeding Minds and Bodies.
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New York Times Neediest Cases Fund Aids Families Hit Hard by COVID-19
The New York Times Neediest Fund ensures our families can access vital basic necessities like food and baby supplies.
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Celebrating the Ingenuity of Our Teachers: Part Six
Fatima Reyes, who has worked at Children’s Aid for more than 20 years, is an invaluable resource to families struggling during the pandemic.