My kids had a blast in the Flower Kids Foundation! The team is amazing and caring. A great program…read morefor the summer!

Allie and her sister Becca are the ultimate duo !! They are so incredible with my kids and always…read moregoing above and beyond to make camp a fun and stress free environment! highly recommend Flower Kids Foundation!

The volunteers at Birthright offer non-judgmental love and support for mothers with unplanned or…read moredifficult pregnancies.

Went here for a company outing. It was ok, some of the areas looked really run down (i.e., mini…read moregolf) but overall it was good. They had go-karts which the kids enjoyed, and a rock wall. Would have been great if we were able to use the pool but that was off limits for our group. What I really appreciated as a mom, was the hair net/hair coverings they had everyone use before they put on a helmet.

Ivy League Day Camp has been a great camp experience. There are so many different activities there…read more The counselors work hard to make sure everybody has a great time. Wouldn't hesitate to sign them up again next year for another 8 weeks of FUN!

I worked in this school program a while back. I do still take some cases from them on a part time…read morework schedule. This place is one of the best schools that provides learning for children with special needs. They also provide related services including physical therapy, occupational therapy and speech therapy. The place is always clean. The atmosphere is very child-friendly and cozy. The staff are always courteous and respectful. This is one of the places I highly recommend if your child qualifies to be here.

My son has been in the daycare program of this school since he was 3 months old. He is currently 2…read moreyears old and I am beyond pleased with his progress over the years. From 3 months to 15 months he was in the infant room with excellent care givers who took care of him as if he was their own. They did artwork with him, which always adorn my fridge. The room was clean and bright and fun! He had his own crib. I had to provide my own sheets and blanket but it was more than a cheesy bassinet, there were gorgeous wood cribs. He had his own cubby and contain/space in the fridge. When it was time for him to move to the toddler room they transitioned him to make him comfortable. But in his new "big boy" room he really blossomed. They to amazing things with these kids. He goes to gym, computer class, out door recreation, they have circle time, reading time, music class, and so much more. They have their own nap pads which are comfortable and a crib sheet fits them nicely. He again has his own space is in the fridge and a toddler size table where the kids eat their meals together. They work on colors, letters, numbers, vocabulary, and developing their fine motor skills, gross motor Skills, language levels, social development, and more. As a facility that also has the capability of providing Early Intervention they provide me with quarterly evaluations as part of their program. It's a great way to learn more about your child hitting milestones. They have their own sink and bathroom in the room and are more than glad to work with you to potty train, my son is eager to use the potty as a result of the expose he gets to older children at school and the staffs intuitiveness to sense he was ready and to work with him each day to learn to use the potty seat. They are working with my son to develop his skills to use utensils and a regular cup. He comes home every day smarter and happier than the last. I thank each amazing staff member for VCLC each day for their kindness to my child and I, and that each one of them is dedicated to the well being of my son. The pricing is reasonable, the location is a leased elementary school which means it's totally geared towards small children. I do have to provide my own food, which not only saves money, but I know that he is eating good for each day not typical easy toddler food (pizza, mac n cheese, chicken nuggets). Their security is phenomenal. You have to show your family pass before being buzzed into the building. The class sizes are small, and the rooms are colorful and fun and filled with educational toys and decor. He still comes home with fun projects each day and larger projects every so often. It's an excellent choice when you're considering daycare!!

My son has been attending TLE since he was about 22 months old. Before that, we had a nanny that we…read moreloved, but I felt like my son needed to be around other kids and have a bit more structure and formal learning in his day. When we toured TLE East Northport, we immediately felt like it was a warm and inviting space. The Director, Miss Elena, met with us for over an hour and has continued to be engaged and dedicated in conversations about our son's development. In the time he has been at TLE, our son has blossomed and grown in so many ways. From reinforcing learning we do at home, to teaching him so many new and exciting things, the teachers at TLE are kind, professional and most important to me, loving. He has so much fun at school and has been enriched by the friendships he's made and the things he has learned. TLE is truly a wonderful addition to any parents childcare village.

Unfortunately, my experience with this daycare has been very disappointing, and I feel it's…read moreimportant to warn other parents. 1. Teachers' attention. Children are often left without proper supervision, especially when they cry. My child was bitten repeatedly for three weeks in a row. Instead of addressing the issue directly, the administration said they had bought a book for the teachers so they could "learn" how to prevent such situations. But these are basic skills every caregiver should already have when working with children. 2. Food. The menu includes a lot of sweets and processed foods. I personally saw children being given Oreo cookies. There was even a case when the milk was close to spoiling. This is absolutely unacceptable for children's nutrition. 3. Water and milk. Children are regularly given very cold milk and water from the refrigerator. Even when I brought my own water and left it separately, I would still find it in the fridge at the end of the day. As a result, children often get sore throats and coughs. 4. Temperature in the classroom. Several times I noticed that the rooms were very cold: teachers were wearing jackets, while the children sat in shorts and were freezing. This happens quite often and raises serious concerns about the comfort of the environment. 5. Parent communication app. The app almost never works properly. For months, their iPad would shut down after just one hour of use. Even after replacing it, the problem remained -- updates are not entered on time, and parents don't receive information in real time. 6. Formula and basic needs. When my child first started, she was still partially on formula. In the application form, I filled out all the details to help her adapt smoothly. However, I was told that "the daycare doesn't have hot water" to prepare the formula. This is absurd, especially considering they also accept infants. How can a daycare operate without such a basic necessity? After some unpleasant conversations, they eventually allowed it for a while, but the very fact that this was an issue shows a lack of basic readiness and care. Conclusion: In my opinion, this daycare fails to provide the basic safety, nutrition, and comfort that children deserve. Parents considering this option should think very carefully before enrolling their child here.

A community center located in the town of Westbury, Long island NY. The center is named in honor of…read morePresident Obama's campaign slogan "Yes We Can". The community center serves educational, recreational and the exercising needs of the community as well as neighboring communities and is able to be used for a nominal fee for those of the community and a slightly higher fee for those who don't live within it. The staff is very helpful and courteous in helping you meet your need in doing whatever it is you'd like to accomplish during your visit. I'll continue to support the center and encourage those who live within the community of westbury or neighboring town to stop by for a tour of the facility and support.

My children enrolled, because it was the only place that I was able to find that offered basketball…read morefor school aged children during the dondumbic. Coach Jackson is excellent! For the summer they also offer instructional classes 6 days a week (different sports), that my sons can join in on, and they fall under the umbrella of the nominal monthly fee that's already paid for. The facilities are clean, well kept, the people who work there have good attitudes, and my boys look forward to coming as often as possible!!

Such a wonderderful location that truly services Autistic students…read more Had a wonderful time today helping to host a mini indoor carnival for the students and teachers/aids. Happy to hear that they are aiding Autistic students from all around the island and a few from Queens. Hopefully this location continues to flourish for all those that need. Thanks to the leaders/teachers and aids for allowing me to create moments of happiness for the children today. I mean who doesn't love a bounce house. :)

A dream turned nightmare. As a parent with an ASD child, we depend on school and their teams and…read moreour family requires a real working relationship with people working with our children. I cannot say how badly this schools administration and teachers failed my child. My child sustained multiple facial injuries, one extremely close to the eye, as a result of another students BIP not being implemented. The homeroom teacher Lara, the teacher assistant Christine, the paraprofessional Maria and the nurse Maryalyce failed to contact me further than a note sent home during the multiple physical attacks my child received. The school parroted excuses and discuss the BIP child, rather than taking responsibility and doing their jobs. The children were not to blame, it was the lack of adult supervision and intervention!! In the end, the homeroom teacher Lara never contacted my family and did not show up to the Emergency Safety Meeting. I had to pull my child out of the school. My child could not speak up and the adults at this school are indifferent, callous and cowardly. Never stop advocating and protecting your children!

This school helped my son grow so much and fast. The whole school staff is super supportive. The…read moreteachers are amazing, they care about what they do. I would recommend to anyone who's child needs a little extra support to become their full potential in their age groups. My son is now reading, hes so smart, and sweet.