Ace Programs for the Homeless

HistoryWith offices in New York City, Los Angeles, Chicago and a mobile National Outreach Project, we have provided over 61,000 hours of individual and group career counseling, with a dollar value of over $8 million, and awarded $5 million in educational and entrepreneurial support. Outside of the organization's 6,200 active clients, we have helped thousands of dancers take their first steps in discovering rewarding second careers.SpecialtiesCareer Transition For Dancers is a nonprofit organization that enables dancers to define their career possibilities and develop the skills necessary to excel in a variety of disciplines.

ARI of Connecticut, located in Stamford, Conn., is a social service and welfare organization that was established in 1952. It provides special programs and medical services to people suffering from various disabilities. ARI operates a habilitation service department that provides basic support services to the community, food resources to the senior adults, and organizes various recreational activities, such as art and crafts, bowling, horticulture and excursions. It also provides assistance to individuals suffering from physical and mental disabilities with daily living activities, such as bathing, walking, grooming and personal hygiene. Additionally, ARI's medical department provides individualized medical services to people suffering from various disabilities residing in its managed apartments. It has a staff of registered nurses, and offers various services, such as routine visits by primary care physicians and specialist doctors. The organization additionally has a staff of special caregivers that have expertise in first aid, emergency medical procedures, and provide 24-hour medication monitoring services. ARI of Connecticut also provides job placement services and assistance in preparation for interviews.