The Child Center of New York

The Child Center of NY was established in 1953 as The Child Center of New York by a group of parents concerned with the well-being of their children and families. The Center serves more than 12,000 children annually, ranging in age from newborn to 20 years. The Center counsels more than 4,100 families every year, including 1,00 South Asian, Chinese, Korean, and Filipino families. A majority of these families are poor or working class, and many are also new immigrants. The Asian Outreach Clinic is a bilingual facility of the Center where counselors and volunteers offer treatment and support programs ranging from after-school tutoring to individual and group therapy.

2000 event: Food and Wine Tasting Benefit for the The Child Center of New York

other past partners

• 2005 - End Child Prostitution, Child Pornography and Trafficking of Children for Sexual Purposes
• 2004 - The International Center
• 2003 - Coalition for Asian American Children & Families
• 2002 - Asian Professional Exchange Inc. (APEX)
• 2001 - Asian American Writers' Workshop (AAWW)
• 2000 - The Child Center of New York
• 1999 - Committee Against Anti-Asian Violence (CAAAV): Organizing Asian Communities
• 1998 - New York Asian Women's Center (NYAWC)