The New York Foundling Home of Integrated Behavioral Health

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excelente programa y calidad humana

I was adopted from there in 1951. they chose a wonderful loving family for me. thank you so very much

New York に150年の歴史をもつ、福祉団体です。児童虐待が問題になっている日本で、今こそ注目してもらいたいです。

I graduated in 1961 it also was the very best and Happiest year ever It was a Beautiful experience Mary Beth

I had a very good upbringing with my foster mother mrs mary jane murphy and the srs of charity srs, which sr francis dwyer sc and sr Teresa Kelly sc now deceased may they r I p, had me in their orphanage up till 2 years old, I had a excellent upbringing with mrs murphy and the srs at the n y foundling hospital back then on Lexington ave and e 68 st and 1175 3rd ave nyc now trump plaza, I remember all the outings with the srs and foster parents we had up the country back then, I wish the srs well with their agency along with social workers as well helen m murphy nyc

The staff is very professional and treated with The utmost respect !!special shout out to Megan Okieth for helping me every step of the way !!!!Thank you !!!

Top notch work on behalf of children and families in New York, and now taking taking their resources national through the Vincent Fontana Center! Cant wait to participate in the National Summit to End Corporal Punishment!

I graduated in Jan. 1966 from NYFH and worked there till 1981. Some of the happiest days of my life. Love the children and the people I worked with some of them no longer with us and missed greatly.

I graduated from NYFH in 1964 as a Child Care Technician. That year was the happiest of my life.The Sisters taught us respect for people no matter their race or county of origin. So unhappy it is no longer an orphanage but pleasd to see they are still a healing organization.