Three students of The HeartShare School graduated on Wednesday, June 27th.

The private, nonprofit organizations that provide pre-K programs for thousands of students with special needs are fast approaching a crisis point.

The HeartShare School, which educates and supports children ages 5-21 with autism, will host an Open House event on Thursday, May 24.

  Our students will be meeting with and performing for the seniors of St. Finbar’s Golden Age Club. This activity is a part of the School’s new Community Engagement Program.

    This activity is a part of the School’s new Community Engagement Program.   Our students will be participating in “Operation Gobbler Giving” at the Reaching Out Community Center on New Utrecht Avenue. They will be handing out turkeys and the trimming to 500 families.

As Chas transitions out of HeartShare’s care, her mother is confident about her more independent future.

As a part of its Community Engagement Program, students from The HeartShare School visited the VA Hospital Outpatient Clinic on Thursday, October 18, 2017.

Students have prepared and will present gift bags to local vets at the Brooklyn Veteran’s Hospital on Wednesday, October 18. Students are frequently engaged in community volunteerism and service.

“Julia could live on her own one day. I know she could work a part-time job. Julia has become very independent,” said Josephine, who can dream big because of the support her daughter and family found at The HeartShare School.

The Harbor Fitness Race for Autism in Bay Ridge Brooklyn celebrated its 10th year supporting HeartShare education programs on Sunday, June 11.