For several decades, QCP has been serving the diverse Queens community fhrough its services and programs for both children and adults with developmental disabilities. These programs and services are all designed to promote independence, community involvement and quality of life. Even during the pandemic, QCP continued its programs and services remotely, and three (3) months after the shut-down, in September 2020, QCP re-opened its in-person services, fully compliant with the prevailing guidelines.
The resumption of in-person services have been welcome by many individuals with developmental disabilities who are part of the QCP community. Among them is Shermina who participates in QCP's Adult Day Services. Blue is Shermina's favorite color as shown by her hair color. She loves QCP's field trips and according to her mom:"Every morning, Shermina looks forward to going to QCP. In a sense, QCP is also her home."
Indeed, rain or shine and even in the most challenging of circumstances, QCP has proven itself committed and dedicated to serving the most vulnerable in our community. Helping and supporting QCP will assure all of us of strength and continuity, after all, we are only as strong as the most vulnerable in our respective families and in our community.
Maria Kaufer $0.00
