Jamaica, Queens has been a part of my life for over two decades. I’ve spent nearly 30 years both working and living in and around this community. As The Child Center of NY’s Associate Executive Director for Youth Development and Community Engagement, I’ve had the privilege of experiencing it not only from my own perspective, but also from that of the next generation. I’ve seen firsthand that Jamaica’s young people are very talented, willing to work hard, and eager to make the most of any opportunity to make a better life for themselves when opportunities are given to them. Such opportunities have been admittedly scarce for them, but a new effort seeks to change that.
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118-35 Queens Boulevard, Sixth Floor
Forest Hills, NY 11375
718-651-7770
info@childcenterny.org
Recent Blog Posts

Jewish American Heritage Month: Two Legacies
By Renée Riebling, Senior Communications Specialist May is Jewish American Heritage Month, and for most Americans, that means Ash >>

Photos of the Month: Artistic Inspiration at Latimer Cornerstone Community Center
Students (and team members!) at Latimer Cornerstone Community Center in Flushing, Queens, explored their artistic side this month >>
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