Bronx Parent Center Without Walls 

Free trainings, education, and assistance for

Bronx parents of children with special needs



The Bronx Special Education Parent Center
promotes positive futures for children through informed, engaged, and effective parents. Our services help parents of children with special needs:
  

  • Understand the special education process from birth through 21     
  • Get information to prepare for and participate in meetings
  • Develop confidence and skills to get what their children need
  • Learn about community resources and options

To schedule trainings and presentations at your school, parent group or community organization, or to refer a family, please e-mail us or call (212) 677-4650.     

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In addition to scheduling a free presentation or training at your site, you can also attend our already-scheduled trainings in the Bronx. Click here to see the current training schedule.

rcsn map/directionsThe Bronx Special Education Parent Center office is located at:

Resources for Children with Special Needs

116 East 16th Street - 5th Floor
New York, NY 10003  


Click
here to see a map of this location and to get public transportation, walking, and driving directions.

Office Hours
Monday / Tuesday / Thursday / Friday - 9:00 am to 5:00 pm
Wednesday - 9:00 am to 7:00 pm
 

E-mail or call (212) 677-4650 to schedule an appointment at our Manhattan or Bronx satelitte office.

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Bronx Special Education Parent Center services are provided as part of the New York State Education Department (NYSED) Special Education Parent Center program.   

Bronx Special Education Parent Center is a collaboration between Resources for Children with Special Needs, Advocates for Children, and the Jewish Child Care Association.

The Bronx & Manhattan Parent Centers are funded in part or whole by the U.S. Department of Education, Office of Special Education Programs Grant No. H328M060023. The contents of the website, however, and any documents cited herein do not necessarily reflect the views or polices of the U.S Department of Education.