Forty second-grade students at the PS200 Magnet School Of Global Studies visited the QCP Apple Pre-School at 82-25 164 Street in Jamaica on January 23 The PS200 students had been “Skyping” with some of the Apple School staff and students since last year. Nancy Glass, Director of Children’s Services said, “I received a call from one of the PS200 teachers, who knew of us, asking for this collaboration.” The children first… Read More

Queens Centers for Progress now has a running team! Individuals from QCP’s Day Services program began their workouts on January 16th, 2020.  QCP Staff lead the enthusiastic group in warmups, drills and a run/walk regimen that will ready them for their first competitive 5K- the agency’s community run/walk- the Footsteps for Progress 5K. For the past 4 years, the group participated in fall only workouts with the Women’s Track Team… Read More

  Students from John Bowne High School in Flushing received a rousing welcome at Queens Centers for Progress (QCP)  when they visited on Friday, January 10, at 12:30PM, at the QCP Adult Center at 81-15 164 Street in Jamaica. The enthusiastic high school students won the “Most Spirited High School” award for their support at the NYC Marathon Team QCP “Cheer Station.” With banners, balloons, and noisemakers, twenty students cheered on the thirteen… Read More

QCP 2019 STAFF APPRECIATION NOVEMBER 8, 2019 Congratulations to QCP Staff who were awarded Years of Service Recognition and walked the RED CARPET! It was a great afternoon at QCP! See more pictures here ==> http://bit.ly/QCP2019StaffAppreciation

QUEENS CENTERS FOR PROGRESS FAMILY ASSOCIATION TO HONOR CHAMPIONS Champion Awards For QCP Individuals With Developmental Disabilities See more pictures here ==> http://bit.ly/QCP2019Champions On Tuesday, November 5, at 6PM, the QCP Family Association held its fourth annual “QCP Champions Awards” at the QCP Auditorium (81-15 164 Street, Jamaica). Margaret MacPherson, President of the QCP Family Association, remarked, “The event promises to be fun and informative, as it honors individuals who… Read More