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Advocacy & Support


YAI: Seeing Beyond Disability

 

 YAI is an organization that provides support to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities through clinical services and resources.

 
Here are some specific services that YAI offers:

  • Primary and specialty outpatient services with dentistry, pediatrics, psychiatry, podiatry, neurology, dermatology, endocrinology, and ophthalmology.
  • Special support therapy services through psychological testing, including guardianship evaluations and autism assessments; physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, and other therapies.
  • Crisis & behavior support for families.
  • Education for young learners with school affiliates iHOPE and the Manhattan Star Academy.
  • Pre-vocational and employment training
  • Residential services.

 
The best way to access services is through a referral from your social worker or medical professional. For questions, please contact YAI at (212) 273-6182.
 
Learn more about YAI visiting their website at www.yai.org
 
Updated on October 11, 2024

 


INCLUDEnyc (Navigation Support for Educational Resources & Programs for Children with Disabilities)

 

INCLUDEnyc provides training and information to families with children and young people (age 0-26) with disabilities  in New York City.

 
Connect with www.includenyc.org to get informational support about:

  • Education resources and programs.
  • Navigating NYC schools and applications.
  • Special education.
  • Developmental disability services.
  • Busing/specialized transportation.
  • Bullying and behavior.
  • Family issues.
  • Child socialization.
  • Recreation.
  • Financial support, health, legal services and more.

 
To learn more about INCLUDEnyc’s informational services visit their website at includenyc.org/help-center/resources or contact them via:

  • Phone at (212) 677-4650.
  • Text at (646-693-3175) for English.
  • Text at (646) 693-3157 for Español/Spanish.
  • Text through Whatsapp at (212) 858-0795.

 
Updated on October 11, 2024

 




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