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Ribbon-cutting of the Thomas S. Gulotta Wheatley Farms & Arts Center

Thomas S. Gulotta Wheatley Farms & Arts Center Opens Its Doors, Welcoming People of All Abilities

Friday, August 26, 2022

MaryAnn Dellova knew what her daughter needed, so raised her hand high. During a life-planning meeting with AHRC Nassau staff, Mrs. Dellova advocated for disability supports that Jennifer, who is nonverbal, wanted and needed to thrive—a welcoming space where she could connect with plants and animals,... Read More

In the News: Nonprofit Quarterly: "Racial Justice & Disability Justice: The Complex Journey"

Nonprofit Quarterly: “Racial Justice & Disability Justice: A Complex Journey”

Thursday, August 11, 2022

AHRC Nassau CEO Stanfort Perry and Assistant Director of Community Resources Nicole Zerillo explore the intersection of disability rights and racial justice in this long-form policy piece. Read More

Brandon Semilof and son, Miles, advocate for Autism Acceptance

“Port Washington Resident Brandon Semilof Is Working With AHRC Nassau on Improving Services for People with Developmental Disabilities”

Friday, April 1, 2022

Brandon Semilof recently joined AHRC Nassau’s Board of Directors and shared with The Port Washington News how as a parent advocate he’s working toward a more inclusive future. Read More

Nonprofit Quarterly Magazine - Winter Ediition

“Person First, Disability Second: The Road to Full Inclusion”

Monday, March 14, 2022

Shared language around the experience of disability helps ensure those with disabilities are respected for who they are as people. Nicole Zerillo, Assistant Director of Community Resources at AHRC Nassau, explores issues on the road to full inclusion in The Nonprofit Quarterly. Read More

The Economic, Community and Human Impact of Disability Service Providers on Long Island Explored at Recent News Conference

Thursday, February 10, 2022

Rockefeller Institute Report Demonstrates Preferred Source Program Creates Thousands of Jobs for New Yorkers with Disabilities, but Also Needs to Be Strengthened LONG ISLAND, NY – Long Island’s non-profit disability service providers support nearly 12,000 full-time jobs and generated nearly $2 billion dollars in economic... Read More