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Provides education about Tourette Syndrome (TS) to professionals and the general public, generates funding for research about Tourette Syndrome and provides services to people with Tourette Syndrome and their families, such as support groups and social events. Also publishes newsletters. Call or visit the website for additional information.

Provides support, assistance and advocacy for individuals and families needing help with issues relating to disabilities.

Provides safe and affordable private housing for individuals with disabilities who have the ability to live independently. Each person has their own room and share the common areas. Residents are encouraged to have part or full time employment. Case management is available to help individuals establish goals.

Builds a supportive network of families to reduce isolation and empower those who care for people with developmental disabilities or special healthcare needs to navigate and influence service systems and make informed choices. Provides support and information to parents of children with special needs by matching them with a family of a child of the same age and disability educates professionals, parent groups, and other community organizations on the importance and availability of Parent to Parent support helps connect families of children with special needs of all ages to services, programs and resources offers emotional support to families upon receiving a diagnosis of a child with a disability. Offers explanations and information on Medicaid Service Coordination and its changes, and information regarding educational entitlements.

SAIL provides short-term case management and service coordination services, as well as linkage and referral to other service systems (DOH, OMRDD, OMH, etc.) Center staff will assist with eligibility determinations and gathering the necessary documentation to access funded case management and service coordination services.

Provides individuals who suffered a neurological injury/illness and their family members information,education and support to assist in coping with the challenges that arise as a result of their illness and promote wellness. Offers opportunities for participants to share their concerns and experiences with others and network with professionals,fellow survivors and advocates. Call for more information.

Services include case management, information and referral, recreation, assistive technology, respite, and outpatient rehabilitation for people with developmental disabilities.

SAIL provides information and referral services for individuals with disabilities, family members, and other interested parties. The center staff is exceptionally knowledgeable concerning community-based services and supports, including supports available through local, state, and federal agencies. Linkage and referral is provided on a person-to-person basis as requested. Specific information available on Traumatic Brain injuries.

YAI LINK is the intake, information and referral unit for the YAI/NIPD Network. Intake specialists answer questions and make referrals for all YAI/NIPD Network Services, and provide comprehensive info on what is available in Rockland and Hudson Valley region. They also make presentations to parents, professionals and school groups on the range of services available to people with developmental disabilites.

Provides education about Tourette Syndrome (TS) to professionals and the general public, generates funding for research about Tourette Syndrome and provides services to people with Tourette Syndrome and their families, such as support groups and social events. Also publishes newsletters. Call or visit the website for additional information.

SAIL provides information and assistance concerning long term care planning for individuals with disabilities, family members, and other interested parties. Information and assistance is provided for establishing Health Care Proxies, Living Wills, Supplemental Needs Trusts, and accessing long term care services. SAIL provides information and assistance to persons with disabilities, family members, and other interested parties concerning Medicare, Medicaid, and long-term care insurance. The center also provides insurance counseling and advisement for choosing the most appropriate coverage, as well as information concerning co-insurance and gap policies.

Medicaid Services Coordination provides support, advocacy and linkage to services for individuals who have developmental disabilities.

Provides planning, coordination and oversight of case management services for developmentally disabled adults and children. Also provides a diversion program for developmentally disabled individuals who have been arrested, or have engaged in at risk behavior which has involved the police.

Provides family support with information and referrals to one or all of the follow services: family and individual counseling, family-member training, recreation, camps, after-school programs, transportation, sibling services, support groups, and service coordination.

Provides assistance to Medicaid eligible individuals with developmental disabilities and their families to access resources and services within the community, along with coordinating the necessary services, and to navigate the system to get benefits and other entitlements.

Provides information and referrals regarding community services, recreational activities, and many other resources for individuals with disabilities.

Provides advocacy for individuals with developmental disabilities and their families regarding school-related issues, or any area where the client is in need of advocacy.

Offers service coordination, At-home support, and recreation services including a specialized Teen Rec program.

Specializes in a full range of diagnostic imaging services and access to advanced blood-flow imaging, preventive treatment including carotid endarterectomy services. One of 8 stroke centers on Long Island part of the Harvey Cushing Institutes of Neuroscience in Nassau/Suffolk Counties

Offers information and referral for resources and services for anyone with disabilities that has been victimized by abuse, neglect or violation of rights.

Developmental Disabilities Regional Offices (DDROs) are the starting point to apply for services. With an eye to enhanced oversight and quality improvement, the Office for People With Developmental Disabilities (OPWDD) has established regions that allow for better coordination of services with the State Office of Mental Health, State Department of Health and other agencies with whom we often partner in providing services.

Provides intensive case management and housing support for homeless individuals with developmental disabilities.

Provides family support with information and referrals to one or all of the follow services: family and individual counseling, family-member training, recreation, camps, after-school programs, transportation, sibling services, support groups, and service coordination.

Assists Hispanic and African American individuals with disabilities to access resources that are available to them in order to participate in community life.

Provided to individuals eligible for Medicaid by the New York State Office for People With Developmental Disabilities. Services include referral assistance, advocacy, home visits, life planning, and environmental modification.