Located at 81-15 164th Street near Queens Hospital Center, the Adult Center is a 105,000 square foot facility built in 1974. It houses our administrative offices and is the base for many of the agency’s adult services, including our vocational training workshops, non-residential day services and day treatment program.

Here also are based QCP’s Day Habilitation and other community-based programs, including the Supported Work program, and the GOALS program for senior citizens with developmental disabilities. About 250 people staff this facility.

First constructed in 1958, the QCP Children’s Center is located a block away from the Adult Center at 82-25 164th St., Jamaica. It was doubled in size in 1966, and has 30,000 square feet of space. Formerly the home of our vocational services as well, it now houses all our children’s services, including Early Intervention, Preschool, and Children’s Center School. Approximately 125 staff members work here.

Located at our secondary campus at 249-16 Grand Central Parkway, Bellerose, QCP’s 32,000 square foot building is devoted entirely to day treatment, therapy and life skills training for the most severely disabled. The staff consists of therapists, nurses and psychologists.

Also located on the Bellerose campus are five residential buildings, each of which houses 10 people with multiple or severe developmental disabilities in a home-like setting. These facilities are staffed 24 hours a day by direct care staff, a housekeeper, and clinical staff. Approximately 225 staff members work at the Bellerose campus.