We are JCCA

We help abused, neglected and traumatized children heal physically and emotionally through compassionatequality care. Our 37 programs include foster care, residential treatment facilities, mental health services, case management, education programs and special services for children who have been the victims of sexual abuse. We serve New York’s neediest and most vulnerable children and families to ensure that their safety, permanency and well-being leads to a life of stability and promise.

Our Impact

Over 30 Life changing programs offered

Over 750 Volunteers on Campus each year

%

of every dollar goes directly to services

Years of transforming lives

Brooklyn Office

57 Willoughby Street
Brooklyn, NY 11201

(718) 859 – 4500

Bronx Office

521 Bergen Avenue
Bronx, NY 10455

(718) 742 – 8550

Want to make a difference for children and families?

Holiday Message from our CEO

Holiday Message from our CEO

Hanukkah began at sundown yesterday, and for each of the next seven nights those who celebrate will light a candle against the darkness—an age-old tradition of resilience and hope. Speaking of lights, the Christmas season is in full swing––and no...

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Season of Promise, Season of JCCA

Season of Promise, Season of JCCA

For many of us, the holidays are time to connect and catch up with loved ones. Natasha, a JCCA client coming home from her first semester at SUNY Oswego, has many new experiences to share with her family and friends this season—and she’s also...

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Thanksgiving Message from our CEO

Thanksgiving Message from our CEO

Dear Friends of JCCA, Thanksgiving marks the start of the holiday season––a time of joy and celebration that is often combined with stress. For some of us, there is even pain. During these particularly challenging times, we at JCCA are going to...

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“I was placed into JCCA at 12 years old…I’m now 32 years old a mother, a wife and a successful entrepreneur traveling around the world sharing my story and touching lives. Thank you for changing my life!”

— NYALA PHILLIPS