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North East Westchester Special Recreation, Inc. is a community-based therapeutic recreation program in Westchester County, New York, catering to individuals with developmental disabilities who are unable to participate in existing municipal programs. With a mission to inspire confidence, foster friendships, and cultivate meaningful relationships, North East serves over 500 community members, providing professional and nurturing programs that have become a second family for many participants. Through a dedicated leadership team and enthusiastic staff, North East offers a range of engaging and educational program offerings, including group home services, summer camps, and community events. Families and participants alike praise the organization for its inclusive and supportive environment, where individuals with special needs can relax, socialize, and build lifelong friendships.Generated from the website

Community Living Corporation, also known as CLC, is a nonprofit agency that offers residential and vocational services to individuals with developmental disabilities. Founded in 1990, the agency serves northern Westchester County in New York. It operates more than 35 licensed residential units that are licensed by the NY State Office of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities. Community Living Corporation provides assistance with various daily living activities. It serves adults with Prader Willi Syndrome. The agency offers supervision, support and 24-hour staffing services. Community Living Corporation serves patients with diabetes, seizure disorders and ambulatory difficulties. It maintains the CLC Foundation, which administers and manages trusts for individuals with disabilities.

AHRC New York City is a leading organization advocating for individuals who are neurodiverse, striving to empower them to lead fulfilling and equitable lives. They offer a wide range of services for families, including education, advocacy, and support, as well as opportunities for individuals to engage with their communities through day services, recreation, and clinical programs. With a focus on preparing, obtaining, and maintaining employment, AHRC NYC also provides educational programs from preschool to college level, aiming to equip individuals with the skills for independent living. Through their diverse range of services and commitment to advocacy, AHRC NYC continues to support people with intellectual and developmental disabilities in achieving their full potential. Generated from the website