Howard Haber ELC Marks Autism Awareness Month with a Walk Through The Bronx
Howard Haber Early Learning Center kicked off Autism Awareness Month with an Awareness Parade.
A Remarkable Life: Anna Kastan Turns 100
The staff and residents of AHRC NYC's Bloomberg Apartments celebrate Anna Kastan as she turns 100 years old.
Dancing the Day Away at Triskelion Arts Center
Dancers from several AHRC NYC programs show their passion for dance at Triskelion Arts Center.
May 17th Event: AHRC NYC Human Services Job Fair
AHRC NYC empowers you to make a difference and live your passion every day. Join us on May 17th to take a close look at what AHRC New York City has to offer to bright and talented people who join our diverse team!
Mornings with Marco Damiani, AHRC NYC’s New CEO
AHRC NYC's CEO, Marco R. Damiani is visiting facilities across NYC to engage with the staff who support individuals and families, and to discuss changes affecting the disabilities services field.
Sing for Hope Provides Artist with Disabilities with Unique Opportunity for Self-Expression
Artist, DJ Pierre was one of 50 artists selected to custom design a piano for Sing for Hope, a non-profit organization that provides free instruments to underserved schools and other community hubs.
Celebrating National Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month at the 6th Annual Pace Film Festival
March is National Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month and for six consecutive years, Pace University has celebrated the occasion with a film festival recognizing the achievements of people with disabilities in film.
Manhattan DD Council Legislative Breakfast Features Passionate Advocates and Officials
The Manhattan Developmental Disabilities Council held its 30th Annual Legislative Breakfast on Friday, March 9th.
AHRC NYC Honors Kevin Hogan and Seats of Dreams
AHRC NYC thanks Kevin Hogan and his organization, seat of Dreams, for making dreams come true for countless children nationwide and for being a partner with our organization.
Committed Advocates Rally to Increase Direct Support Professional Wages at #bFair2DirectCare Rally
Dozens of people with disabilities, family members, professionals and more joined together in Times Square to rally in front of a billboard urging Governor Andrew Cuomo and state legislators to #bFair2DirectCare.
Scheduled Information Sessions for Families: Learn about the Transition from MSC to Care Coordination
An up-to-date listing of upcoming informational meetings hosted by Care Design New York (CDNY) in the five boroughs to inform families about the transition from Medicaid Service Coordination (MSC) to Care Coordination.
AHRC New York City’s 69th Annual Dinner
Join us on Saturday, May 5, 2018 for AHRC New York City's 69th Annual Dinner!
See Me, for Me – Jamel Mills
Jamel Mills uses an Augmented and Alternative Communication device to communicate his words, but his self-expression extends beyond words to Broadway performances and poetic movements.
Love: Revamped – An Evening of Powerful Theater
Directed and produced by Dori Levit, the performance of Love: Revamped featured actors with and without disabilities, in six short plays about the challenges of interpersonal relationships.
AHRC New York City’s Valued Partnership with RXR Realty
The Starrett-Lehigh Building has been working with AHRC New York City by partnering and supporting programs to help fulfill its mission. RXR Realty has made a commitment to supporting individuals who are less fortunate and need assistance in building job skills and job placement.
Helen Keller Services to Honor Dr. Raymond Franzem in April
Helen Keller Services (HKS,) an organization that provides people who are blind, visually impaired or have combined hearing and vision loss with opportunities to live full and enriching lives, will celebrate its 125th anniversary in 2018.
EBS – Staten Island Receives $25,000 Grant from Richmond County Savings Foundation
In February the Richmond County Savings Foundation announced its donation of $25,000 to AHRC New York City's EBS - Staten Island facility, to be used for technological improvements that will help people to prepare for and gain employment.
AHRC NYC on Broadway Contributes to Toys for Tots
The stars of AHRC NYC on Broadway collected donations for Toys for Tots.
Finding Successful Employment at The Broadway Custom Company
Mei Zhi Zhaung and Pascual Santiago are valued employees of BCCO NYC, a family-owned printing business that has created a welcoming work environment that supports people with disabilities to enhance their skills.
Janice Bartley Presents at School of Visual Arts
In December, self-advocate, Janice Bartley, presented at The School of Visual Arts’ (SVA) Disability Awareness Training for a group of future art therapists who will soon be graduating from the school’s Art Therapy Master’s program.
Let’s Talk Sports
Six sports fans from AHRC New York City's Employment and Business Services - Manhattan met at Brookfield Place in lower Manhattan for the last Sports Talk group meeting of 2017 on Friday, December 15th.
Singing for Hope at AHRC Middle/High School
Sing for Hope donated one of their famous pianos to AHRC Middle High School and formally christened the instrument with a ceremony on Thursday, December 14th.
Save the Date for AHRC NYC’s 69th Annual Dinner
Save the Date for AHRC NYC's 69th Annual Dinner - Saturday, May 5, 2018 at Grand Hyatt New York
Bernard Carabello Speaks at Hostos Community College
On Friday, November 3, 2017, students at Hostos Community College welcomed guest speaker Bernard Carabello, a self-advocate and disability activist.
From Brooklyn To Albany, #bFair2DirectCare Starts Up Again
On December 4th, people from all across the borough of Brooklyn joined with elected officials and the Brooklyn Developmental Disabilities Council (BDDC) to hold their first #BFair2DirectCare rally on the season at St. Francis College.
