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AIM is an agency that serves people affected by physical disabilities. AIM specializes in providing information and referrals, peer counseling, independent living skills and community and individual advocacy. Other services include deaf services program, alternative home care program, client assistance program, traumatic brain injury program and technology related assistance for individuals with disabilities. Services are available to people with disabilities of all ages, their families, service providers, employers, educators and others who are interested in disability issues, assistive technology and assistive technology services. AIM is a part of a national network of organizations called Independent Living Centers. AIM has offices in Bath, Corning, Elmira, and Hornell, N.Y.

Ontario Arc, nestled in Canandaigua, NY, serves as a supportive resource for individuals facing disabilities and challenges alongside their families. With a commitment to offering innovative service options, the organization provides a comprehensive range of services catering to various needs and fostering a sense of community. The foundation of Ontario Arc's success lies in its dedicated community members, ranging from service recipients to volunteers and Board Members. Individuals like Denise Chaapel and Lynne Erdle have been instrumental in supporting the organization's endeavors, showcasing a deep-rooted belief in the positive impact of Ontario Arc's mission within the Canandaigua community. Moreover, Ontario Arc's diverse portfolio includes social enterprises such as the North Star Café, Bad Dog Boutique, and FLX Premier Bottling, contributing to both the local community and the sustainability of the organization's core mission. Their recent initiative, the Employment & Training Center, aims to empower individuals with disabilities by offering tailored employment preparation services to facilitate lasting success in their chosen career paths. Generated from the website content

Heritage Christian Services is a thriving human services agency in upstate New York, dedicated to ensuring individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities feel valued and respected. From residential and day services to community habilitation and personalized plans, they offer a range of programs to support their mission. With a history dating back to 1984, Heritage Christian Services now serves thousands through short and long-term care services across 19 counties in the Rochester and Buffalo Niagara regions. Their commitment to providing high-quality care and filling essential needs, such as job coaching and social media education, reflects their dedication to enhancing the lives of those they serve. Generated from the website