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YAI: Seeing Beyond Disability

 
yailogowww.yai.org
220 East 42nd St, 8th Floor, New York , NY 10017
(212) 273-6100
communications@yai.org

 
YAI is an organization striving to support the intellectual and developmental disabilities community, including those with autism, Down syndrome, and Cerebral Palsy. YAI offers support through clinical services, community & socialization, crisis & behavior support, day services, education, employment & family support, and residential services. Find what works best for you and your family here.
 
Eligibility
Individuals of all ages with an intellectual or developmental disability.
 
How To Apply
Interested in being a part of the YAI community? Please fill out this online form and you will receive a response within five business days. If you prefer to speak with someone, contact YAI at (212) 273-6182 for assistance.
 
Find more information at www.yai.org
 
Updated on July 18, 2021


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

 
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520 8th Avenue, Suite 2503 New York, NY 10018
(212) 677-4650; Text 646-693-3175 | Español: 212-677-4668; Texto: (646) 693-3157; Whatsapp (212) 858-0795
info@includenyc.org

 
INCLUDEnyc is the leading provider of training and information for children and young people with any disability (age 0-26) in New York City, their families, and the professionals who support them.
 
Connect with INCLUDEnyc to get support and learn about: education resources and programs, preschool and younger, 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 access resources visit includenyc.org/help-center/resources or call the helpline at (212) 677-4650 to get connected with the best programs that fit your child and family needs.
 
Updated on November 2, 2023



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