Compass Charter School

The Afikim Foundation is a New York-based organization that aims to reach, teach, and inspire the Jewish community through a variety of projects and initiatives. They offer educational resources, such as the Simply Jewish Haggadah, a step-by-step Passover seder guide, and Out of the Box Exhibits, traveling mini-exhibits that bring dynamic displays to schools and community centers. Additionally, they honor Israel's fallen heroes through the Yizkereim project and promote kindness and unity with the Jerusalem 50 Global Unity Torah. Through programs like the Bnei Mitzvah Club and Olam Chesed, the Afikim Foundation fosters interactive education and supports needy families by distributing goods through a network of volunteers. They also keep the memory of the Holocaust alive through candle lighting ceremonies. With a range of publications, websites, and multimedia resources, the Afikim Foundation is dedicated to serving the Jewish community and providing valuable tools for educators and individuals alike.Generated from the website

Passaic Family Head Start is a long-standing early childhood education program in Passaic, NJ, catering to over 250 families and serving 255 children. With a focus on low-income and working families, the program offers a range of services including parent involvement workshops, preventive health services, quality early childhood education, and disability and special services. Located in a densely populated urban community, Passaic Family Head Start provides a nurturing environment for children, ensuring they receive nutritional meals and access to family services. With over 55 years of experience, the program is committed to supporting the holistic development of children and empowering families in their journey of raising young ones.Generated from the website

Woodward Mental Health Center is a privately held nonprofit orgnaization based in Freeport, N.Y. It serves emotionally disabled children of ages five through 21. Children receive mental health program services with parent and guardian involvement, integrated with special education, behavior management and social skills training. Its wide variety of services includes psychiatric evaluation, psychological evaluation, individual and group psychotherapy and parent group counseling. It also offers special education for all elementary and secondary grades, rehabilitation counseling and prescription and monitoring of psychotropic medication. Founded in 1950, the organization is licensed by the New York State Office of Mental Health and the New York State Education Department.