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LYFE partners with many programs, agencies and organizations that provide valuable resources to student parents and their families.

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Education Resources

Parenting Resources

  • NYC Dads – Programs, resources and events geared to help fathers become more active in the lives of their children
  • Young Mothers Dream – An organization that assists young/teen mothers ages 16-23 in completing their education through a one-on-one mentorship program

Social Services

  • Administration for Children’s Services – NYC Children’s Services is the City’s agency responsible for child welfare, juvenile justice, and early care and education services dedicated to protecting, supporting and promoting the well-being of our City’s children, youth and families each and every day
  • Center for Children’s Initiatives – Center for Children’s Initiatives (formerly Child Care, Inc.) champions the right of all children to start life with the best possible foundation of early learning, care and health.
  • Department of Youth and Community Development – Funds a wide range of high-quality youth and community development programs
  • Early Care and Education –  ACS’s Division of Early Care and Education (ECE) provides quality early education services to eligible children ages 6 weeks to 4 years old in center and family child care settings. In addition, eligible families with children ages 6 weeks to 13 years old can be issued vouchers to purchase childcare from providers in the City.
  • Inwood House – Inwood House helps New York City teens to break cycles of poverty and become healthy, self-reliant adults
  • Mayor’s Office of Immigrant Affairs – Resource and referral information for services available to recently arrived immigrant children and families
  • Nurse-Family Partnership – Maternal health program introducing vulnerable first-time parents to caring maternal and child health nurses.
  • Young Men’s Initiative – Launched in August 2011, YMI continues to be the nation’s most comprehensive municipal strategy tackling the disparities faced by young men of color