Center For Family Support

Abraham House was founded in 1993 by three Rikers Island chaplains, who have more than 60-years experience at the Department of Corrections. The inmates are required to finish their high school education, and are counseled for their problems, learn to take social and personal responsibilities, get a job. The organization provides a full-range of assistance and services to a person who has been incarcerated and to the families of inmates, particularly their young children. Abraham House operates three primary programs, including an Alternative to Incarceration Program, a family and pastoral center, and a year-round after school program. Its overhead and program expenses are underwritten by private grants and donations, and by the residents themselves who contribute a portion of wages earned while in residence. Abraham House is located in Bronx, N.Y.

ACLD is a nonprofit organization that provides a wide range of services for adults and children with learning and developmental disabilities. These services include children's services, adult services, family support services, employment services, and trust services. They also offer various volunteer opportunities, advocacy programs, and special events to support their cause. With multiple locations across New York, including the Helen and Arthur Pashcow Day Services Center, B.L.U.E. Day Program, ACLD Bridges Levittown, ACLD Bridges Glen Cove, and more, ACLD aims to empower individuals with disabilities and promote their integration into the community. Each center offers unique programs tailored to the specific needs of the individuals they serve. Whether it's through educational programs at the Kramer Learning Center in Bay Shore or specialized care at the Alan and Ellen Spiegel Children's Center, ACLD is dedicated to enhancing the lives of those with learning and developmental disabilities. Their commitment to advocacy and support services reflects their mission to create a more inclusive society for all. Generated from the website content