We are the largest agency in Westchester County supporting children, teens and adults with developmental disabilities, including individuals on the autism spectrum, and their families.
Over 700 employees provide nearly 2,000 people with a broad range of innovative and effective programs and services designed to foster independence, productivity and participation in community life.
Our services are based on a lifelong continuum of support needed to achieve a life full of potential, distinction and happiness. We focus on individual choice, future planning, and community inclusion as a basis for our service support.
Our Services
Transition to Adulthood
Helping navigate the complex world of transition planning for children, teens and adults.
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Recreation & Respite
We provide a wide variety of leisure and learning activities designed to help individuals build social skills and lasting friendships, enjoy new experiences, and smoothly transition from school to work.
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Crisis & Family Outreach
Family support groups and community opportunities, including services, workshops and seminars.
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Career & Employment
Personalized career planning, training, consultation, job placements and more.
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Day Services
Helping adults reach their full potential with options based on need and personal preference.
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Community Habilitation
A specialized Medicaid-funded program through the Office for People with Developmental Disabilities (OPWDD) that supports individuals with developmental disabilities in gaining greater independence and actively participating in their communities. Services in the home or the community.
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Wellness Center
Helping individuals with developmental disabilities find a daily routine that works with their needs.
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Residential Options
Learn about the options and types of residential opportunities to fit your level of support.
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Guardianship & Supported Decision Making
Information on advocacy, guardianship, decision-making supports, and alternatives to guardianship.
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