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Below are the 79 published listings of free and affordable preschools in New York county. These preschool can help low-income people by offerring free and discounted rates for child care. We welcome user reviews and corrections of child care listings, as we strive to provide our users with the best and most up-to-date information possible. Simply click on the listing for more information.
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129 Fution St - Hamilton-Madison House Location: New York, NY - 10038 Contact Phone: (212) 964-6480 Details: Hamilton-Madison House offers a variety of childcare options for children between the ages of 2 months and 6 years old. The mission is to foster the healthy development of children through the holistic provision of early childhood education, health services, nutritional assistance, and social services to families. The (Early-Learn) programs include Head Start and Child Care Centers. |
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253 South Street - Hamilton-Madison House Location: New York, NY - 10002 Contact Phone: (212) 406-7570 Details: Hamilton-Madison House offers a variety of childcare options for children between the ages of 2 months and 6 years old. The mission is to foster the healthy development of children through the holistic provision of early childhood education, health services, nutritional assistance, and social services to families. The (Early-Learn) programs include Head Start and Child Care Centers. |
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60 Catherine Street - Hamilton-Madison House Location: New York, NY - 10038 Contact Phone: (212) 962-3408 Details: Hamilton-Madison House offers a variety of childcare options for children between the ages of 2 months and 6 years old. The mission is to foster the healthy development of children through the holistic provision of early childhood education, health services, nutritional assistance, and social services to families. The (Early-Learn) programs include Head Start and Child Care Centers. |
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77 Market Street - Hamilton-Madison House Location: New York, NY - 10002 Contact Phone: (212) 349-8290 Details: Hamilton-Madison House offers a variety of childcare options for children between the ages of 2 months and 6 years old. The mission is to foster the healthy development of children through the holistic provision of early childhood education, health services, nutritional assistance, and social services to families. The (Early-Learn) programs include Head Start and Child Care Centers. |
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80 Pitt Street Community Center - Grand Street Settlement Location: New York, NY - 10002 Contact Phone: (212) 674-1740 Details: From a healthy pregnancy to family teamwork, we get everyone ready for success with both home and center-based services. This program is free for eligible families. |
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Abc / Cassidy's Place - Association to Benefit Children Location: New York, NY - 10028 Contact Phone: (212) 845-3821 Details: At Cassidy’s Place, preschoolers who live in poverty, have serious developmental and medical disabilities, as well as children who are homeless, in foster care, or have suffered abuse, violence, and neglect, are able to play, learn, and thrive in nine dynamic classrooms and two outdoor play spaces. Blending Head Start, Preschool Special Education, and Universal Pre-Kindergarten, Cassidy’s Place offers its young students a full day of learning and exploration in a safe and stimulating setting that is augmented by comprehensive wrap-around support services for each child and every family member. |
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Abc / Echo Park Early Childhood Center - Association to Benefit Children Location: New York, NY - 10035 Contact Phone: (646) 459-6029 Details: The Graham School at Echo Park includes ten early childhood education classrooms that together offer a full day of the highest-quality Preschool Special Education, Early Head Start, Head Start, and Universal Pre-Kindergarten for infants, toddlers, and preschoolers from the East Harlem community. Priority is given to children who are in the greatest need and are the most seriously at-risk. The complex needs of every child and each family member are further met through easy access to the comprehensive services available on-site at Echo Park, ABC’s one-stop multi-service family center, a health, education and justice hub for the community. |
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Addie Mae Collins Community Service Head Start - Addie Mae Collins Community Service Head Start Location: New York, NY - 10035 Contact Phone: (212) 831-9220 |
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Addie Mae Collins Community Service Head Start Ii - Addie Mae Collins Community Service Head Start Location: New York, NY - 10029 Contact Phone: (212) 831-6407 |
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Addie Mae Collins Community Service Head Start Iii - Addie Mae Collins Community Service Head Start Location: New York, NY - 10035 Contact Phone: (212) 831-3144 |
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Bank Street Head Start - Bank Street College of Education Location: New York, NY - 10009 Contact Phone: (212) 353-2532 Details: Bank Street Head Start provides 68 children and families a comprehensive educational program that meets their cognitive, social, emotional, health, nutritional and psychological needs. Free services are offered to preschoolers, ages 3 and 4, from 8:30 am-3:30 pm daily for 12 months each year. Eligibility is based upon income and residency. |
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Bloomingdale Family Program, Inc. Main Office - Bloomingdale Family Program, Inc. Location: New York, NY - 10025 Contact Phone: (212) 663-4067 Details: The Bloomingdale Family Program's mission is to serve preschool children from low-income families in upper Manhattan. Our educational program fosters children's growth in all areas of development — intellectual, physical, and emotional - and builds a foundation for success as they begin their educational journey. We welcome children with special needs and provide the individual support services they need to become competent and successful learners. Parents are our partners in the educational process. At Bloomingdale they gain experience to become advocates for their children and to reach toward their own aspirations. The Bloomingdale Family Program is committed to maintaining its outreach as a model in early childhood and parent education. In keeping with more than fifty years of service, we continue to explore and strive to meet the evolving needs of our community. |
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Bloomingdale Family Program, Inc. Project Growth - Bloomingdale Family Program, Inc. Location: New York, NY - 10025 Contact Phone: (212) 663-4070 Details: The Bloomingdale Family Program's mission is to serve preschool children from low-income families in upper Manhattan. Our educational program fosters children's growth in all areas of development — intellectual, physical, and emotional - and builds a foundation for success as they begin their educational journey. We welcome children with special needs and provide the individual support services they need to become competent and successful learners. Parents are our partners in the educational process. At Bloomingdale they gain experience to become advocates for their children and to reach toward their own aspirations. The Bloomingdale Family Program is committed to maintaining its outreach as a model in early childhood and parent education. In keeping with more than fifty years of service, we continue to explore and strive to meet the evolving needs of our community. |
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Bloomingdale Family Program, Inc. Project Hope - Bloomingdale Family Program, Inc. Location: New York, NY - 10025 Contact Phone: (212) 665-4631 Details: The Bloomingdale Family Program's mission is to serve preschool children from low-income families in upper Manhattan. Our educational program fosters children's growth in all areas of development — intellectual, physical, and emotional - and builds a foundation for success as they begin their educational journey. We welcome children with special needs and provide the individual support services they need to become competent and successful learners. Parents are our partners in the educational process. At Bloomingdale they gain experience to become advocates for their children and to reach toward their own aspirations. The Bloomingdale Family Program is committed to maintaining its outreach as a model in early childhood and parent education. In keeping with more than fifty years of service, we continue to explore and strive to meet the evolving needs of our community. |
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Chinatown Head Start - Chinese Community Concerns Corporation Location: New York, NY - 10012 Contact Phone: (212) 226-5000 |
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Columbia University Head Start - Trustees of Columbia University in the City of New York Location: New York, NY - 10040 Contact Phone: (212) 923-5237 Details: Columbia University Head Start (CUHS) provides services to 300 low-income children and their families from birth to age five, as well as to pregnant women. Led by Carmen Rodriguez, PhD, the program’s target population is primarily immigrant Latino children from the Northern Manhattan community. Head Start services are provided through a combination of center-based groups and home visits by a bilingual, multidisciplinary staff. In 1990, a team of Public Health and Pediatrics faculty were determined to solidly root preventative services for the community through in university sponsored program. With its focus on the whole child and the centrality of the parent’s role in child development, Head Start met that goal. Today, CUHS is a fixture in the Northern Manhattan community, providing holistic preventative and educational services to children and families. |
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Community Life Center, Inc. - Mt. Morris Site - Community Life Center, Inc. Location: New York, NY - 10027 Contact Phone: (212) 427-3000 Details: Community Life Center, Inc. Mission Statement: Will provide comprehensive services to families, especially young children, in the Harlem and related communities (1953) The goals for the agency are: To create programs for the total development of the pre-school child, based upon his/her need, and those of his/her family and community; To support parents in the development of skills and opportunities to gain control of their own destines; To help provide an atmosphere in which new institutions can evolve and in which old institutions are forced to be aware or responsive to needs of the communiy; To enable the child and his or her family to develop a positive self image so that they may partake fully in the economy, in politics and the cultural and social aspects of the community. |
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Community Life Center, Inc. - Taino Towers Site - Community Life Center, Inc. Location: New York, NY - 10035 Contact Phone: (212) 427-6800 Details: Community Life Center, Inc. Mission Statement: Will provide comprehensive services to families, especially young children, in the Harlem and related communities (1953) The goals for the agency are: To create programs for the total development of the pre-school child, based upon his/her need, and those of his/her family and community; To support parents in the development of skills and opportunities to gain control of their own destines; To help provide an atmosphere in which new institutions can evolve and in which old institutions are forced to be aware or responsive to needs of the communiy; To enable the child and his or her family to develop a positive self image so that they may partake fully in the economy, in politics and the cultural and social aspects of the community. |
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Dewitt Reformed Church Head Start - DeWitt Reformed Church Head Start Location: New York, NY - 10002 Contact Phone: (212) 254-3070 Details: DeWitt provides a warm atmosphere where children and families can form positive relationships with a learning school environment. 1. Children graduated from program have reached a progressive rate of success in their transition into Elementary Education. 2. Parents have reported a high achievement of success from Kindergarten to High School 3. Reduction of children becoming neglect indicators of success such as, being held back, needing special educational services and remediation, and dropping out of school. |
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Dorothy Day Early Childhood Center - Broadway Housing Communities, Inc Location: New York, NY - 10031 Contact Phone: (212) 862-7155 Details: Dorothy Day Early Childhood Center provides a full-day center-based Head Start program for three to five year-olds. The Center is open Monday through Friday, 8:00 am to 2:45 pm from September through July. Serving over 50 families from Dorothy Day Apartments and the neighboring community, the early childhood education program combines the use of an arts-based curriculum and a safe, stimulating environment to create meaningful experiences for children. By focusing on nurturing eight development domains, children are able to develop critical thinking skills and intellectual curiosity that support their future educational success. Our dedicated and highly trained teaching staff focus on creating active learning experiences around art, object-based learning, literacy, character building, physical activity and social and emotional development. The Center also offers comprehensive supportive services in the areas of nutrition, health, dental care, special education, parent skill workshops and social services. |
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Drew Hamilton Early Childhood - The Children's Aid Society Location: New York, NY - 10030 Contact Phone: (212) 281-9555 Details: Pre-school programs instill a respect for others and a lifelong love of learning. The Children’s Aid Society uses a comprehensive approach to the education of our youngest children - from birth to age five - that enables us to serve more than 1,000 pre-school children in 14 different programs. Helping children develop a greater sense of self, a respect for others and a lifelong love of learning are the guiding principles of our work with pre-schoolers. Improving parental engagement in their children’s education is also a priority. Our inclusive programs focus on meeting the social, emotional, physical and cognitive needs of the child as a whole. The curriculum enriches children’s development while being sensitive to individual abilities and learning styles. We recognize that each child’s family, culture and community play a vital role in their whole development. Children learn through active exploration in their environment and through meaningful interactions with peers and adults. Children's Aid currently serves children through our Early Learn NYC, Early Head Start, Head Start, UPK and private fee-based programs in Manhattan, the Bronx, and Staten Island. All Children's Aid Early Childhood Programs are licensed by The New York City Department of Health. |
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Early Life Center - Lutheran Social Services of NY Early LIFE Location: New York, NY - 10037 Contact Phone: (212) 933-1815 Details: Early LIFE Early Childhood Education program has a commitment to provide superior early childhood education experiences in our center-based and home-based environments within the New York City area. Early LIFE offers traditional child-care, Early Head Start and Head Start and Universal Pre-Kindergarten programs. |
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Early Life Center 11 - Lutheran Social Services of NY Early LIFE Location: New York, NY - 10039 Contact Phone: (646) 478-7949 Details: Early LIFE Early Childhood Education program has a commitment to provide superior early childhood education experiences in our center-based and home-based environments within the New York City area. Early LIFE offers traditional child-care, Early Head Start and Head Start and Universal Pre-Kindergarten programs. |
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Early Life Center 13 - Lutheran Social Services of NY Early LIFE Location: New York, NY - 10039 Contact Phone: (646) 360-4093 Details: Early LIFE Early Childhood Education program has a commitment to provide superior early childhood education experiences in our center-based and home-based environments within the New York City area. Early LIFE offers traditional child-care, Early Head Start and Head Start and Universal Pre-Kindergarten programs. |
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Early Life Center 14 - Lutheran Social Services of NY Early LIFE Location: New York, NY - 10031 Contact Phone: (646) 449-0814 Details: Early LIFE Early Childhood Education program has a commitment to provide superior early childhood education experiences in our center-based and home-based environments within the New York City area. Early LIFE offers traditional child-care, Early Head Start and Head Start and Universal Pre-Kindergarten programs. |
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East Harlem Center - The Children's Aid Society Location: New York, NY - 10029 Contact Phone: (212) 348-2343 Details: Pre-school programs instill a respect for others and a lifelong love of learning. The Children’s Aid Society uses a comprehensive approach to the education of our youngest children - from birth to age five - that enables us to serve more than 1,000 pre-school children in 14 different programs. Helping children develop a greater sense of self, a respect for others and a lifelong love of learning are the guiding principles of our work with pre-schoolers. Improving parental engagement in their children’s education is also a priority. Our inclusive programs focus on meeting the social, emotional, physical and cognitive needs of the child as a whole. The curriculum enriches children’s development while being sensitive to individual abilities and learning styles. We recognize that each child’s family, culture and community play a vital role in their whole development. Children learn through active exploration in their environment and through meaningful interactions with peers and adults. Children's Aid currently serves children through our Early Learn NYC, Early Head Start, Head Start, UPK and private fee-based programs in Manhattan, the Bronx, and Staten Island. All Children's Aid Early Childhood Programs are licensed by The New York City Department of Health. |
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East Harlem Council Bilingual Head Start (site I) - East Harlem Council Bilingual Head Start Program Location: New York, NY - 10029 Contact Phone: (212) 427-9010 |
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East Harlem Council Bilingual Head Start (site Ii) - East Harlem Council Bilingual Head Start Program Location: New York, NY - 10029 Contact Phone: (212) 427-9010 |
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Ecdo Adam Clayton Powell Early Childhood Center - Ecumenical Community Development Organization Location: New York, NY - 10037 Contact Phone: (646) 802-3663 Details: ECDO, Forever Harlem is a not for profit community based organization with over 30 years experience providing community based, human, social and economic services to the residents of Harlem. ECDO, Forever Harlem is continually committed to improving the overall quality of life to residents of Harlem, from the development of affordable housing, educational services at ECDO’s Early Childhood Educational Center to making a significant difference to thousands of young adults through youth mentoring programs and employment and placement services to all residents of Harlem. |
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Ecdo Head Start Center - Ecumenical Community Development Organization Location: New York, NY - 10030 Contact Phone: (212) 234-8135 Details: ECDO, Forever Harlem is a not for profit community based organization with over 30 years experience providing community based, human, social and economic services to the residents of Harlem. ECDO, Forever Harlem is continually committed to improving the overall quality of life to residents of Harlem, from the development of affordable housing, educational services at ECDO’s Early Childhood Educational Center to making a significant difference to thousands of young adults through youth mentoring programs and employment and placement services to all residents of Harlem. |
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