For Families
AHRC New York City provides resources for families including Respite, Training Workshops, Educational Advocacy, Sibling Services, and Guardianship information.
In the Community
AHRC New York City encourages people to engage with and become valued members of their community in programs like Adult Day Services, Camping and Recreation, and MSC.
At Home
AHRC New York City provides a range of in-home supports for those with developmental disabilities including individualized services, community habilitation, respite and residences.
Get Work
AHRC New York City has a long-standing tradition of supporting people with disabilities as they: Prepare for Employment, Obtain Employment, and Maintain Employment.
Go To School
Our Preschools, Elementary and Middle High Schools, and College programs prepare students for the most productive, worthwhile, and independent lives possible.
Language Assistance
AHRC NYC provides free aids and services to people with disabilities to communicate effectively with us and provides free language services to people whose primary language is not English, including qualified interpreters and information written in other languages.
HOW DO I REQUEST SERVICES?
Information for people with developmental disabilities, their families, and professionals wishing to make a referral for services.
GET INVOLVED
You can help us in our mission. Donate, Volunteer, Become a member, Hire a person with a disability, or simply share our News on social media.
CAREERS AT AHRC NYC
If you are looking for a place where you can truly make a difference and live your passion every day, we are always looking for bright and talented people to join our diverse team.
AHRC NYC BUSINESSES
AHRC New York City Businesses offer reliable and cost-effective services, while providing people with disabilities the opportunity to work and take their place in the community.
GIVE US YOUR FEEDBACK
We want to hear from you. If you have questions or comments about our services, our website, or additional resources that may be available to you, please get in touch with us.
CRISIS RESOURCES
If your family member with a developmental disability is having a behavioral crisis there are several resources available in New York City.
RECENT NEWS
Read the NY Post Article: AHRC NYC Founder, Ann Greenberg Started a Revolution that Continues Today
Read the NY Post Article about AHRC NYC's Founder, Ann Greenberg who in 1948 placed a six-line classified ad in the New York Post inviting mothers of children with disabilities to help her to start a day nursery for their children.
Watch the Video: What Do You Advocate For?
The Arc is building a bigger, stronger movement of people with disabilities, parents, siblings, and allies to protect our civil rights and access to vital programs like Medicaid.
College of Staten Island Students Learn Important Fire Safety Skills
In July, students of AHRC NYC's Melissa Riggio Higher Education Program at the College of Staten Island received fire safety training from the Fire Department of New York's Fire Safety Education Unit.