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Job Path is a New York-based organization dedicated to supporting individuals with autism and other developmental disabilities in achieving employment and independent living. Through tailored programs such as Customized Employment, Supported Living, and Community Connections, Job Path empowers individuals to find meaningful work, establish their own homes, and engage in community life. With a focus on self-direction and individual interests, Job Path helps participants navigate benefits and customize their support needs. The organization fosters an inclusive environment where everyone has the opportunity to lead fulfilling lives and contribute to their communities. Generated from the website

Special Citizens Futures Unlimited (SCFU) is dedicated to creating inclusive communities for adults and children with Autism, Intellectual Disabilities, and Developmental Disabilities. Through advocacy and support, they aim to empower individuals to achieve their fullest potential in a loving and welcoming environment. The organization offers a variety of services, including residential programs, community habilitation, day services, and respite care, while actively engaging in community activities and events. SCFU fosters a sense of belonging and celebrates the unique abilities of every individual they support. Generated from the website

HistoryHISTORY Our founder, Dorothy Buehring Phillips, established the Special Olympics New York program in 1969. That same year, New York sent a delegation of athletes and coaches to the Northeast Regional Special Olympics competition in Boston, Massachusetts. Special Olympics New York was fully incorporated in 1970 and Phillips was appointed the first State Director. In June, 1970, the first State Summer Games were held in Rochester. Today, we serve 61,582 (2012 census) athletes, making Special Olympics New York the largest program in the United States and the sixth largest program in the world. Special Olympics New York has its headquarters in Schenectady, with offices in the Long Island, New York City, Hudson Valley, Central, Western, Capital and Genesee regions.SpecialtiesMission - To provide year-round sports training and athletic competition in a variety of Olympic-style sports for all children and adults with intellectual disabilities giving them continuing opportunities to develop physical fitness, demonstrate courage, experience joy, and participate in a sharing of skills and friendship with their families, Special Olympics athletes and the community. Through their participation in Special Olympics New York athletes gain confidence and build a positive self-image, which carries into the classroom, the home, the workplace and the community. Funding Sources - Special Olympics New York is a private non-profit 501(c)(3) organization and is funded primarily by donations from individuals, corporations and foundations. Special Olympics New York never charges athletes, their families or caregivers to train or compete.