The Children's Aid Society was founded in 1853 by Charles Loring Brace and a group of social reformers at a time when orphan asylums and almshouses were the only "social services" available for poor and homeless children. ...

Camp Avraham Chaim Heller is for boys grades 7 through 11. The program boasts an impressive Hasmada curriculum which has become well known for its excellence, as well as an emphasis on sports. This program is designed for the serious Yeshivah Bochur who wants to maintain his Yeshivah studies in the cool relaxed setting of Upstate New York. Program includes use of modern facilities such as a new gym, tennis courts, baseball fields, etc... ...

The Children's Aid Society fills the gaps between what children have and what they need to thrive. We have been serving children for more than 150 years, a longevity that is a testament to our ability to adapt to the always changing needs of today's youth. After all, you don't succeed for 150 years by being old-fashioned. ...

Camp Mogen Avraham provides a unique Torah environment in which each camper's individual growth and development are integrated into a fun-filled exciting and exhilarating summer. Our dedicated staff, phenominal learning program, modern facilities and creative programming make Camp Mogen Avraham camping at its best. ...

Our location is among the many reasons to consider the Natural Gourmet Institute (NGI). Studying in New York City means exposure to the most diverse food culture in the world. A multitude of ethnicities are reflected in the staggering variety of restaurants and specialty food shops throughout the five boroughs. Living here means being a part of the excitement of a city that's famous for setting food trends; where health-consciousness thrives in a stimulating urban environment. The rich culinary heritage of New York provides the perfect complement to our Chef's Training Program. ...

The Children's Aid Society fills the gaps between what children have and what they need to thrive. We have been serving children for more than 150 years, a longevity that is a testament to our ability to adapt to the always changing needs of today's youth. After all, you don't succeed for 150 years by being old-fashioned. ...

Four Fairleigh Dickinson University men's tennis singles standouts registered All-Northeast Conference honors announced Thursday, April 29.

Sophomore Andrew Denny (Bingley, England) was named to the First Team at No. 6 singles. Sophomore Dom Hemy (Suffolk, England) and freshmen Sven Sjoerds (Gendt, Netherlands) and Ted Segerfors (Stockholm, Sweden) were named to the Second Team at No. 1, No. 3 and No. 5 singles, respectively. ...

Five Fairleigh Dickinson University women's tennis standouts were named All-Northeast Conference, released Thursday, April 29. Freshman Egzona Morina (Prishtina, Belgium) and senior Ksenia Chernyshova (Moscow, Russia) received First Team recognition at No. 4 and No. 5 singles, respectively. Senior Julija Korshunova (Riga, Latvia) and sophomores Elmine Botes (Heidelberg Gauteng, Rep. of South Africa) and Julia Prantl (Benediktbeuern, Germany) received Second Team recognition at No. 1, No. 2 and No. 3 singles, respectively. Prantl and Morina also earned First Team recognition at No. 2 doubles. ...

Camps run from 9:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. daily. All girls, ages 7-17 years old, are eligible to participate. Sessions are held at The Rothman Center. ...

There is a camp to the number of campers to ensure the best experience for all who attend. Enrollment is on a first-come., first- serve basis. ...