For Enid and Gary Press, an unexpected evaluation of their daughter Madeleine would soon become a years-long relationship between their family and NewYork-Presbyterian's Center for Autism and the Developing Brain. Enrolled in the Center's program for toddlers, Madeleine was given the support she needed to flourish and continues to thrive today. Philanthropy helps make stories like these possible for so many families, empowering our centers to provide world-class specialized care to those who need it.
About the Center for Autism & the Developing Brain
The CADB provides comprehensive care in a single convenient location for people of all ages—from the toddler years to adulthood—living with autism spectrum disorders (ASD) and other developmental challenges. Located on the Hospital's expansive and parklike Westchester Behavioral Health Center campus in White Plains, New York, CADB is a collaborative program between NewYork-Presbyterian, Weill Cornell Medicine, and Columbia University Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons, in partnership with NEXT for AUTISM. Patients and families can receive comprehensive evaluation, treatment, education, and support, customized to their individual needs at all stages of life.
If you would like to support the Center for Autism & the Developing Brain, visit our donation page and select "other" in the drop down menu, and enter "Center for Autism & the Developing Brain" or "CADB."