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Queens Centers for Progress

Queens Centers for Progress provides services to children & adults with developmental disabilities.

Queens Centers for Progress

2 days ago

RADIO BINGO STARS......here are a few of the Guest Stars appearing at QCP's 75th Anniversary Kick-Off Event. More to follow. #QCPStrong ... See MoreSee Less

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Queens Centers for Progress

3 days ago

QCP's Pre-Vocational Program volunteers at the Food Pantry at the Northeastern Conference. Through our hands-on approach, participants have the opportunity to cultivate essential work skills such as time management, problem-solving, and teamwork, while also honing vital work habits like punctuality, responsibility, and adaptability. QCP’s Community Pre-Vocational Program places a strong emphasis on communication, fostering effective interpersonal skills crucial for professional success. By actively participating in community initiatives, individuals not only contribute meaningfully but also have the opportunity to gain confidence, a sense of purpose and independence. #qcpstrong #prevocationalservices ... See MoreSee Less

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Queens Centers for Progress

4 days ago

Families invited to give feedback on accessing OPWDD servicesOPWDD wants to hear from all families in New York State across diverse racial, ethnic, linguistic, cultural, and other identity groups. This would include families who:• Are currently receiving supports and services.• Have received supports and services in the past.• Are currently unable or have been unable to access supports and services. Georgetown University National Center for Cultural Competence (NCCC) is leading listening sessions (on Zoom and the telephone) for families of persons with intellectual or other developmental disabilities (IDD).The listening sessions are intended for NCCC to hear about your experiences in accessing OPWDD supports and services:• based on your family’s cultural beliefs and practices• in your preferred language• that are appropriate and fair for your family member with IDDMultiple sessions will be offered. Sessions will be scheduled for times convenient for participating families.Read more and register at the NCCC website. nccc.georgetown.edu/opwdd/family-listening-sessions.php ... See MoreSee Less

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Queens Centers for Progress

5 days ago

Looking to make a difference in other people's lives? Then QCP might be the place for you! We are hiring in our Jamaica and Bellerose locations. Check out the opportunities available: www.queenscp.org/careers/ ... See MoreSee Less

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Queens Centers for Progress

6 days ago

Steven attends QCP's Day Services Program at 164th Street. He enjoys researching topics on the computer and sharing his knowledge with his classroom. Many Day Hab activities take place in the community where participants learn travel and money handling skills, community safety awareness, and volunteer in parks, libraries, animal shelters, and places of worship. To learn more, visit our website or call us at 718-380-3000. #QCPStrong ... See MoreSee Less

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29th Annual Evening of Fine Food

The Jamaica Rotary Club and NYPD Bring Holiday Cheer to Queens Centers for Progress

Miles of Impact: Queens Centers for Progress Turns Out for Inspiring Day at the TCS NYC Marathon

Queens Centers for Progress