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What is Autism Spectrum Disorder? In the diagnostic manual used to classify disabilities, the DSM-V (American Psychiatric Association, 1994), autistic disorder is listed as a category under the heading “Pervasive Developmental Disorders (PDD’s)” which also [...]
What is an Intellectual Disability? Many individuals with intellectual disability also meet the definition of developmental disability, however; it is estimated that at least half of individuals with an intellectual disability will have significant limitations [...]
General Information on Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities An intellectual or developmental disability is a disability that originates before the age of twenty-two and is expected to continue indefinitely. It is attributable to a condition such [...]
Our mission regarding the education of children with autism HOPE services for children, adolescents, and young adults ages 3-21 are funded by the New York State Education Department and, in New York City, operate with the [...]
Preschool, Elementary School, and Middle/High School programs. Our Preschools and School-Age Programs offer an array of programs, services, and supports for students with disabilities and developmental delays, including services for students with autism, ages 3 [...]
The goal of all AHRC NYC Schools is for students to be well prepared and able to live the most productive, worthwhile, and independent lives possible. AHRC NYC Schools Our Early Learning Centers and [...]
Resources that may be able to assist families of a person with a developmental disability during a behavioral crisis If you are working with a person with a developmental disability who is having a behavioral crisis there [...]
We provide a variety of clinical services and access to outside health and safety resources. Services can be provided to individuals of all ages residing in all five boroughs. AHRC NYC provides a wide range of Clinical Services [...]
Supporting people to contribute, participate, and become valued community members. The AHRC NYC Structured Day Program is an approved provider under the OPWDD and DOH Waiver. Third party payment is also accepted. The mission of AHRC [...]
We operate two residences for aging individuals who require full-time nursing oversight: Bloomberg Apartments (in Jamaica, Queens) Dickson-Goodman Apartments (in Harlem, Manhattan) 24 individuals live in each of these two residences. Each residence is comprised [...]
Marco Damiani Chief Executive Officer, AHRC New York City Marco Damiani has served as the Chief Executive Officer of AHRC New York City since 2017, working with its 4,000 mission-driven staff members to build upon [...]
In general, services may be provided to eligible individuals with documented developmental disabilities, (or delays in the case of children,) of all ages and their families These include individuals with multiple disabilities, autism spectrum disorder, medically [...]
A Call to Action: The Broader Implications of Recent U.S. Supreme Court Rulings for Disability Rights and Protections Dear attendees, We extend our heartfelt gratitude to each of you [...]
Providing Innovative Workforce Solutions Since 1986 "…my entire property management team seems to benefit. The synergy between what we're trying to accomplish here at the building and what they're trying to accomplish as an organization [...]
AHRC NYC can help you be ready. AHRC New York City has a long-standing tradition of supporting people with disabilities as they prepare for employment. We provide a variety of programs across New York City [...]
Meet friends, learn new things, and have fun! FSS Medicaid Waiver Eligibility Required Recreational activities are available to people with developmental disabilities of all ages in all five boroughs at service sites throughout the city. An [...]
AHRC NYC staff members spent three days in a TEACCH training session. The TEACCH approach is an evidence-based program for individuals of all ages and skill levels with autism spectrum disorders.
In recognition of his efforts supporting people with autism, AHRC NYC's CEO, Marco Damiani will receive the Excellence in Autism Award from Mental Health News Education (MHNE) on Wednesday, May 12 at a virtual reception.
Families and staff from AHRC New York City's schools gathered at LaGuardia Airport to participate in Wings for Autism, a program providing families with an airport rehearsal experience that allows them to practice the steps of airline travel.
Self-advocates supported by AHRC New York City were invited by The Arc New York to reflect on what Autism Awareness Month means to them.
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