AHRC New York City’s Brooklyn TBI program held its third annual Brain Injury Awareness Day seminar on Thursday, March 28th.

VISIONS Services for the Blind and Visually Impaired honored AHRC New York City with its Diversity and Inclusion Award at a networking breakfast on Friday, March 22.

Employees from the KIND snack company visited AHRC NYC's Walter and Evelyn Redfield Center to work with people with intellectual and developmental disabilities on a variety of craft projects. 

On Friday, February 15th, four students--Jerome, Ricardo, Randy, and Jawhir--from MHS visited Poly Prep’s primary school to read to and teach kindergartners about issues pertaining to alleviating hunger.

Dozens of advocates for direct care workers in New York State gathered in Times Square to support #BFair2DirectCare.

Members of the AHRC New York City family joined together for a series of events celebrating Dr. Martin Luther King's teachings, culminating in the MLK Day of Service on Monday, January 21st.

On December 18th, 2018, AHRC NYC's Francis of Paola ELC hosted a visit by its local Assemblyman, Joseph R. Lentol, who met with the children and staff members to view the ways technology is being used in the school as a result of a grant received from the New York State Assembly.

For nearly six months, staff members at AHRC New York City's Stephen B. Siegel Adult Day Center have been engaged with a thought-provoking initiative called Open Future Learning.

Surrounded by his coworkers and friends at AHRC NYC's Kings Highway Day Center Brian asked Aleksandra for her hand in marriage.

Over 100 children and young adults had their holiday season made extra special thanks to AHRC NYC's Home Care Services, Volunteer Services, and charitable donations from Target stores and Friends of Kate.

AHRC New York City’s Family Education Series and Volunteering Initiative partnered with nutritional education organization, Common Threads, to present a first-of-its-kind family cooking class at AHRC NYC Headquarters.

For over a decade, Pace University has partnered with numerous AHRC New York City programs in its biannual service learning projects. Led by Dr. James Lawler, each student in the class is paired with an AHRC [...]

Eric Goldberg has persevered. The 33-year-old from Staten Island is settling into his role as a preschool teacher, accomplishing a life goal he set out to complete years ago. He is the first to admit that [...]

One of AHRC New York City’s most successful employment partnerships is reaching new heights at Betty Pendler New York League. On Thursday, December 6th, BCCO NYC celebrated the opening of its expanded custom printing offices at the [...]

Over two dozen people receiving supports from AHRC New York City programs were afforded the opportunity to attend a day-long job skills workshop hosted by Oppenheimer Funds, one of the leading asset management firms in [...]

On November 19, 2018, AHRC NYC's Adult Day Services department showed its appreciation for staff members who change lives by supporting people to become independent travelers.

Hosted at the ARTViews Gallery at Montefiore Medical Center, the "Our Stories" exhibit provided artists creating artwork through AHRC NYC's ArTech with an opportunity to share their work.

In October, the first meeting of the Outdoor Adventure Club was held in the natural setting of Palisades Interstate Park.

Corporate volunteers from Salesforce visited AHRC New York City's Manhattan Pre-Vocation program to assist with unique art projects and provide advice on how to market creative works to the public.

In October, dozens of athletes of all abilities were on their marks at the 2018 Track and Field Meet organized by Adult Day Services programs.

Compliance staff were thanked for their ongoing efforts to help the organization to maintain compliance during a special luncheon held at AHRC NYC Headquarters.