As the pink florescent lights start to shine and strains of “Tiny Dancer” fill the Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum, Gloria Waller begins to grin. Gloria was just promoted to working at the Nathan’s Famous concession stand and received her first tip for a job well... Read More
When Billy Meyer was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer and given four months to live, AHRC Nassau Community Habilitation Worker, Lynne Brewer, knew what to do. Project “Make Memories for Billy” was started to make sure Billy would have a lifetime of memories. “What Billy wanted more... Read More
We’re proud to have been featured in the East Meadow Herald — sharing the unique experiences of people with developmental disabilities and our exceptional team. It’s through awareness that we are able to create greater opportunities for inclusion and advance the issues impacting our community. Read More
For 45 years, Peggy Limongelli brought all of her talents to AHRC Nassau, from management of hundreds of employees to soap-making. Starting as a special education teacher and retiring as an assistant director of day program, Peggy’s focus has been not on “leading a horse to water”... Read More
AHRC Nassau celebrated 69 years of fulfilling the promise to children and adults with developmental disabilities at our Annual Membership Luncheon. This year was particularly special, as the organization celebrated the 100th anniversary of its grounds and 60 years of being headquartered in Brookville.... Read More