Artie Jeffries from Queens Celebrates 30 Years on the Job
For the last 30 years, Artie Jeffries has worked as an elevator operator at Access Self Storage in Long Island City.
For the last 30 years, Artie Jeffries has worked as an elevator operator at Access Self Storage in Long Island City.
Gov Kathy Hochul announced that more than $13 million in grants have been awarded by the NYS OPWDD to seven nonprofit service providers statewide to fund career-specific vocational training opportunities for people with developmental disabilities over the next four years.
The NADSP E-Badge Academy has provided many AHRC NYC employees engaged in direct support to enhance their professional development & discover new strategies for supporting people with disabilities in a variety of settings.
Bronx Times published an article recognizing the work of Maggie Wainwright, a DSP who has worked since 1988 to provide support to the residents at AHRC NYC's Agovino residence in the Bronx.
Designer Terrence Zhou showcased his new fashion line through dance & storytelling at New York’s Tribeca Synagogue over the weekend. Onstage performers featured the Stefanie Nelson Dance Group, & dancers from AHRC New York City.
For 17 years, Ian Kuar has excelled in his role as a Direct Support Professional in AHRC NYC residences. Earlier this year, Ian was recognized by the Staten Island Developmental Disabilities Council, receiving the Robert Witkowsky DSP Recognition Award.
AHRC New York City's third year with Project SHINE addresses sexual health inequities for youth with disabilities aged 16–24 and their supporters. The second research publication, "Youth and Parent Perspectives on Sexual Health Education for People with Intellectual Disabilities," shares insights from focus groups, identifying key themes and needs for effective sexuality education.
AHRC NYC Employment & Community Service Coordinator, David Dephy's poem, “A Sense of Purpose,” is heading to outer space as part of the Lunar Codex project.
With great sadness that we mark the passing of Genevieve “Gene” O’Neil. Gene was the loving mother of three children who received all of their services from AHRC NYC and served on the Board of Directors of AHRC NYC from 1980 until her retirement from the Board in 2018.
Watch Hansel Caraballo's journey in NYC's job market, supported by AHRC NYC's Partnership for Inclusive Internships, in this FOX 5 New York feature, revealing commitment to meaningful disability-inclusive job opportunities.
A sibling is spurred to action and advocacy after her sister experienced trauma and abuse from a caregiver.
AHRC NYC's Partnership for Inclusive Internships is a public-private partnership to foster diversity and inclusive hiring within New York City government. Hansel Carballo explains how the program made a difference in his life.
A panel of disability law experts and professionals discussed the impact of recent Supreme Court decisions on our community, such as abortion rights and affirmative action as a part of the first Michael Goldfarb Memorial Symposium, held at CUNY Graduate Center on Tuesday, July 11th.
When Cheryl Nelson heard about an opportunity to participate in NADSP’s E-Badge Academy, it was an opportunity to accomplish her goal of continuous education. Cheryl will be recognized as the NADSP E-Badge Academy Earner of the Month in August.
AHRC NYC’s Camping and Recreation Department has entered into an exciting partnership, known as Community Schools, with three New York City public schools and the Department of Education.
On Monday, June 12, our Sibling Services Committee held its first in-person meeting in more than three years with a screening of Liz Sargent’s acclaimed short film “Take Me Home” at AHRC NYC Headquarters.
Remembering Marilyn Jaffe-Ruiz, a past President of the New York City Chapter and longtime member of AHRC NYC's Board of Directors. Her contributions to AHRC NYC were invaluable in supporting individuals with developmental disabilities, including her dear brother Joel, who predeceased her.
Graduation day will mark a major milestone for some Latino families in Queens, with children among several graduates of AHRC NYC’s Astoria Blue Feather Early Learning Center for children with disabilities, who will enter a general education kindergarten program in the Fall.
The world-renowned Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) has purchased Rayed Mohamed’s work, Untitled (0021), and added it to the museum’s permanent collection.
Project SHINE’s first research publication amplifies the need for their work and innovation.
Students and staff from AHRC NYC's Esther Ashkenas Early Learning Center had a fun day of learning at the Central Park Zoo.
Students, staff, and families from Brooklyn Blue Feather Elementary School and AHRC Middle High School had the opportunity to visit Citi Field for two exciting Mets games.
Caribbean Life reports on AHRC New York City's recent 74th anniversary celebration event, which included remembrances of the organization's storied history, and special honors presented.
A delegation of French and European Union healthcare and medical experts joined AHRC NYC leadership for a robust discussion of disability issues.
As reported by silive.com, AHRC NYC Board Member, Laura J. Kennedy's storied career in advocating for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities continues at the national level.
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