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Must have a diagnosis of ABI​/TBI before 22 years of age. Permanent New York State address.

Developmental disability, autism, cerebral palsy, epilepsy and other neurological impairments which constitute a lifelong mental or physical impairment that becomes apparent prior to age 22 years, is expected to continue indefinitely and constitutes a substantial handicap to a person's ability to function normally in society.

Spanish, American Sign Language

Must currently own and occupy the property as primary residence. Household income is equal to or less than 100% AMI and are at risk of foreclosure​/displacement due to financial hardship due to COVID-19. Mortgaged homeowners who are in a forbearance or were offered a forbearance plan that has expired. Mortgaged homeowners who were not offered a forbearance plan, or missed the option to apply and are delinquent on mortgage. Homeowners who are behind on payments for property taxes, water bills, or sewage bills. Coop or condo homeowners who are behind on monthly carrying charges such as maintenance fees or homeowner association. Homeowners who live in manufactured homes and who are behind on home loans, retail installment contracts used to purchase their homes or monthly lot rent payments.

English, Spanish, Arabic, Bengali, Chinese, Haitian Creole, Italian, Korean, Polish, Russian, Yiddish

Post-secondary deaf students interested in training in a technical career field.

Sign language.

None.

Spanish

Any blind or visually impaired person who knows or wants to learn Braille.

Spanish.

Individuals with Parkinson's Disease and their families​/care partners, and anyone interested in learning more about Parkinson's disease.

Call for information. Work with private pay, workers compensation, participating insurance companies and NHTD​/TBI Medicaid waivers.

Be unable to read standard printed materials because of visual or physical disability (missing limb, severe arthritis, etc.) or have a diagnosed reading​/learning disability.

Groups are open to individuals affected by MS and their families. Please contact the group leader for additional information.

Spanish