Residential Programs for Children

Women’s League opened its first residence specifically designed for babies and children with developmental disabilities in March of 1995. Currently, we operate five children’s homes throughout various Brooklyn neighborhoods meeting the residential, therapeutic, social, spiritual and medical needs of children and adolescents with moderate to profound degrees of intellectual disabilities and various sensory, physical, developmental and medical challenges. Many parents view the Women’s League residences as extensions of their own homes, allowing them to simply act as loving parents while Women’s League ensures their children’s specialized needs are devotedly and comprehensively addressed.

For information about these exceptional group settings, to discuss the suitability of a prospective service participant, or to refer a baby, child or teen with challenges for placement, please contact us directly.