Services have included (but are not restricted to):

     Screening and assessment of learning difficulties
     Direct individual and group counseling
     Crisis intervention
     Academic remediation
     Parenting skills training
     Teacher and parent consultation.

All services are provided by externs from GSE's school psychology program, under the direct supervision of licensed psychologists.  More than 140 students from seven schools in the Association for South Bronx Catholic Schools (ASBCS) and in Harlem receive interventions from GSE externs each year.

The Bronx Project has received more than $1.3 million in funding, and has helped more than 2,350 children and adolescents in need to date.

Making a Difference
Click here to read one of the many stories of children whose lives have been changed by the Project.

Help Us To Help

Your contribution enables GSE to continue to offer its current services in the South Bronx and Harlem, as well as allowing us to expand the following programs:

     Annual kindergarten and literacy screenings
     Teacher professional development
     Afterschool academic remediation and tutoring
     Literacy coaching.

If you are interested in sponsoring a participating elementary school or student, a GSE extern, or simply making a general donation to The Bronx Project, the donation structure may be found here.  Donations of any amount are welcome and appreciated!

The easiest way to donate is online by clicking here and choosing "Graduate School of Education" as Fund Category and "Bronx Catholic School Project" as Fund from the respective drop down menus.  If you prefer to make a donation by check, please make the check out to "Fordham University" and send to:

Fordham University
888 Seventh Avenue
Floor 7
New York, NY 10102-2138
Attn: Rodger Van Allen (Development)

If you have questions, please contact Michelle Adams at miadams@fordham.edu. 

Past donors include: 
     Fordham University, The United Parcel Service (UPS), The McEwen Family Foundation, The Alliance Bernstein Foundation, and The Carvel Foundation.


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