IAHD

IAHD has developed these goals to ensure that its current programs and services correspond to the mission statement. These goals will also assist IAHD to strategically plan for future growth and development. Central to the development of these goals is IAHD’s commitment to providing responsive and progressive assistance for individuals who come to IAHD for support.

• Enhance the lives of people with disabilities so that they can lead meaningful lives and achieve their maximum potentials
• Assist individuals and families to obtain the supports needed to have quality lifestyles
• Provide environments that promote opportunities for individualized choice and self-actualization
• Provide a variety of programs and opportunities to meet the varied needs of people even as their needs change throughout their lives
• Establish IAHD’s presence within the community as a resource for all of our neighbors and as an advocate for those who need support to enjoy life within their own community

From volunteer opportunities to community memberships to neighborhood events, IAHD’s presence within the community is proactive and positive.

Community participation is an important part of all programs that IAHD offers. IAHD practices person centered planning, and individuals who attend our programs and seek community experiences are supported to reach their goals. IAHD believes that individuals can lead more fulfilling lives when they are assisted to interact with people who do not have disabilities, when each day offers them different and interesting experiences and when they find meaning in the activities they join. On a daily basis, individuals who attend the IAHD program are shopping at community stores or retail warehouses, are participating in programs offered by the parks department and community centers, are using memberships at gyms and cultural locations and are participating in a wide range of sports activities and league play.

We subscribe to the belief that individuals can accomplish goals of self-actualization by experiencing the inherent benefits of helping others. People who attend the IAHD program volunteer regularly at the library, laundromat and soup kitchen. The success of our efforts have been repeatedly validated with phone calls from community members thanking us and asking us for our continued assistance. Our attempts to increase social consciousness and positive citizenship have created opportunities for many individuals to express their interests in helping others. IAHD Self-Advocates raised money for Hurricane Katrina relief, conducted voter registration drives and are currently involved in a project to help our country’s veterans.

IAHD is a proud member of all the communities where we are located. From Peekskill to Yonkers to the Bronx and all the neighborhoods in between, individuals supported by IAHD are now seamlessly participating in community life. As a result, IAHD believes that their lives, as well as the lives of the people in the community with whom we are interfacing, are richer and more meaningful.

Social Services handles intakes, admissions, entitlements and Medicaid Service Coordination

IAHD recognizes that people might need assistance to negotiate the world of waivers, benefits and entitlements, and our Social Service program is available to help families obtain all the services that they need to support their family member. IAHD has trained Medicaid Service Coordinators who work with individuals to ensure that their needs are met. These Medicaid Service Coordinators help families obtain services, programs, respite, benefits and other needs that the families might have. IAHD’s Social Services Department can help guide people on issues such as guardianship, health care proxies, Medicaid Part D questions and many other issues.

IAHD’s Social Service Department works diligently to help ensure that people with developmental disabilities find the appropriate placement or program. The department works proactively with families and students graduating from school programs who need to learn about the adult service delivery system. IAHD guides these people to help them apply for waiver and to help them find appropriate programs. IAHD’s outreach program works with families, as well as government and other agencies, to help ensure that individuals with developmental disabilities are able to find the services and supports they need.

IAHD provides a variety of different types Day Habilitation Programs and Work Readiness programs that can accommodate the varying abilities and preferences of the adults who are enrolled in our programs.
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IAHD offers several options for Day Habilitation programming, but all are designed to accommodate the individual needs and preferences of the people who are enrolled in our program. In fact, person centered planning is so central to our operation that we considered the wants and preferences of our participants in designing the programs and the activities offered to people. Our Day Habilitation programs offer choices of curriculum activities, and centers have been designed to define these choices. Art studios, music centers, computer and communication rooms and fitness centers are amongst some of the activities that are offered. Blended Pre-Vocational Day Habilitation programs offer individuals training in a variety of vocationally oriented tasks. The Day Habilitation without Walls programs allow individuals to fully experience opportunities in the community that reflect their  person centered preferences, while training them to meet their valued outcomes and help them move closer towards self-actualization. The “Without Walls” concept puts learning in the natural environments of all the rich resources the NYC environment has to offer.
IAHD also offers a “Work Readiness” program which provides opportunities for people to work in supervised settings and to earn a small stipend. Our own buildings, as well as other community locations, provide opportunities for individuals to learn cleaning and  maintenance skills, photocopying, kitchen assistance and other valued work skills.

Vibrant Self-Advocacy programs have formed in all of our day program centers. These Self-Advocates have formed a basketball team and play competitively. They volunteer in area hospitals, participate in leadership conferences and are constantly seeking new opportunities for themselves and the people whom they represent.

Clinical services, including speech, nutritional, psychological, medical and nursing oversight, are available in all of our day programs.

Programs are located at:
3625 Bainbridge Avenue        Bronx, New York 10467                     Ph: 718-920-0811
1680 Southern Boulevard       Bronx, New York 10460                    Ph: 718-994-3300
40 Wilson Park Drive              Tarrytown, New York 10591             Ph: 914-468-0350

Institutes of Applied Human Dynamics

El Instituto de la Dinámica Humana Aplicada (IAHD), Inc. Es una agencia de servicios sociales que provee apoyo y servicio a la personas con discapacidades del desarrollo mental (DD-MR) en el Bronx y Westchester.

Además de las oportunidades del programa de re-habilitación y la oportunidad de vivir en una de nuestras casas, proveemos una gran variedad de programas y servicios para llenar las necesidades de las personas que vienen a nosotros en busca de apoyo y servicios.

Nuestra misión es servir a personas con discapacidades del desarrollo mental y a sus familias para que puedan alcanzar su potencial humano y mejorar su calidad de vida en un ambiente que refleje las decisiones y preferencias que ellos han elegido.

Nuestros programas localizados en el Bronx y Westchester incluyen:

• Apoyo para padres en el proceso de representación y aplicación para estos servicios
• Programa diario de habilitación
• Programas para los retirados con discapacidades
• Apoyo para la familia
• Coordinación de los Servicios de Medicaid (MSC)
• Programa Pre-Escolares y Escolares para niños con discapacidades
• Servicios vocacionales (entrenamiento para trabajar)
• Servicios Clínicos (sicología, trabajo social, medicina, nutrición, etc.)
• Servicios de vivienda para niños y adultos con discapacidades
• Servicios de Transportación
• Oportunidad del cliente de representarse a sí mismo (Self -Advocacy).

Roberto Rodriguez
Director de Servicios Sociales
718-920-0870
rrodriguez@iahdny.org

Position: Asst. Program Administrator
Hours of Work: Monday – Friday as Needed

General Duties:

• RESPONSIBLE FOR THE OVERALL SAFTEY AND WELL BEING OF ALL CONSUMERS IN PROGRAM.
• MUST ENSURE THAT THERE IS A ADEQUATE PROTECTION OF EACH CONSUMER’S HEALTH , SAFETY , COMFORT AND WELL-BEING
• RESPONSIBLE FOR THE EFFECTIVEAND CONTINUOUS DIRECTIONS AND DAY-TO-DAY CONTROL OF THE PROGRAM AND THE QUANTITY OF SERVICES DELIVERED.
• RESPONSIBLE FOR HIRING, DEVELOPEING, SUPERVISING AND TRAINING STAFF.
• MUST ENSURE THAT DAY- TO- DAY PROCEDURES AND PRACTICES ARE IN CONFORMANCE WITH THE AGENCY’S POLICY AND THAT THE PROGRAM IS IN COMPLIANCE WITH ALL REGULATUION.

Educational Requirements:

• MASTERS WITH 5 YEARS EXPERIENCE OR
• BA IN HUMAN SERVICE FIELD WITH 7 YEARS EXPERIENCE
• MUST HAVE 1 YEAR OF ADMINISTRATIVE EXPERIENCE

Desired Skills:

• ORGANIZTION
• COMMUNICATION SKILLS
• ABILITY TO MULTI-TASK WORKFLOW
• EXCELLENT COMMUNICATION SKILLS
• ABILITY TO WORK UNDER PRESSURE
• HIGH ENERGY AND THE WILLINGNESS TO WORK AS A TEAM PLAYER

Application Process:
Please submit cover letter and resume, in word format to careers: (careers@iahdny.org). Please reference “Job title in subject line”.

Position: Day habilitation without Walls Supervisor
Reports to: Director of Adult Day Services
Hours of Work: 40 Hours Per Week

Key responsibilities:

• Responsible for the direct supervision and training of the
  day habilitation staff.
• Responsible to for the accurate and timely submission of
  billing and program data.
• Responsible for the enrollment of people in need of day
  habilitation program
• Responsible to develop individual day habilitation plans
  and chair elated meetings
• Responsible for survey compliance and limited fiscal
  reviews outcomes.
• Work closely with our compliance and records management
  staff in ensuring that all records are maintained with high integrity

General duties

• Interface with community resources and ensuring that our
  consumers have ease of access
• Develop strategies for community participation and inclusion
• Work with ensuring that the musical theme of the program is
  fully engaged
• Ensure transportation and logistics supports for all
  consumers.
• Providing counseling services to clients, parents and other
  family member and assists them in coping with their situation and
  provides advocacy services to clients and their families.
• Liaison between client and other agencies along with other
  community services and participate in inter-disciplinary treatment team
  process.
• Safeguard the human and civil rights of the developmentally
  disabled person and their families.
• Have the ability to formulate plans, implement strategies,
  provide therapeutic interventions, and be able to advocate for the
  clients and their families.
• Have a working knowledge of the basic theory and principle
  of social work, with special skill in social casework. He/she should be
  abreast of new trends and developments within the field and have the
  capacity to apply these to practical situations.

Educational Requirements:
A Bachelor’s Degree from an Accredited College or University and a minimum of three years of experience as a treatment coordinator. Must have a valid NYC driver’s license. Master degree preferred in social services related area with 1 year of experience with developmental disabilities.

Desired Skills:

• Dependable, excellent Communication Skills, resourcefulness and Ability to work under pressure
• Computer skills, High energy, knowledge of governing regulations and the willingness to work as a team player

Application Process:
Please submit cover letter and resume, in word format to careers a (careers@iahdny.org). Please reference “Job title in subject line”.

Position: QMRP (Anne arcuri)
Reports to: Director of Residential Services
Hours of Work: 40 Hours Per Week

Major Functions:

1. Able to positively and professionally interact with all
   stakeholders particularly parents and advocates
2. Develop all CFA, needs list, strength list for up to 26
   consumers
3. Chair and Write meeting minutes
4. Teach and train staff in active treatment, normalization,
   human growth and development
5. Design methodologies habilitation plan and interventions
   that are clinically sound and easy to carry out.
6. Interface with all clinicians and coordinate their
   activities
7. Provide direct supervision in the absence of management

Educational Requirements:

1. A Bachelors Degree in social science, psychology, speech,
   sociology, human services from an Accredited College or University
2. And a minimum of one year experience with people
   developmental disability.

Desired Skills:

1. Have a working knowledge of the basic theory and principle
   of social work, with special skill in social casework. He/she should be
   abreast of new trends and developments within the field and have the
   capacity to apply these to practical situations
2. Open to supervision and learning
3. Expected to have working knowledge of the governing regulations within six months
4. Excellent verbal and written skills
5. Ability to work under pressure
6. High energy and the willingness to work as a team player
7. Require to be a generalist

Application Process:
Please submit cover letter and resume, in word format to careers: (careers@iahdny.org).
Please reference “Job title in subject line”.

Position: Entitlements Specialist/Social Services Worker

Reports to: Director of Social and Family Services

Hours of Work: 40 Hours Per Week

General Duties:

• Responsible for ensuring that all IAHD consumers are
  properly
  supported in securing required Medicaid, Medicare and social security
• Secure all of required paperwork that is entitlement
  related and submit such to the billing office
• Work closely with the billing office in ensuring that
  unpaid bills and remittance statements are followed up on.
• Work with OMRDD, Revenue Support Office and NYCRO to ensure
  the all consumers are properly enrolled in the right program codes
• Conduct remittance statement analysis and recommend and
  take appropriate corrective actions
• Escort parents and consumers to Medicaid, Social Security
  Administration office as needed.
• Work closely with all stakeholders including the DDSO,
  NYCRO, parents, other providers in ensuring that benefits are well managed
• Research all issues related to benefits and offer solutions
• Provide family and social services support to the Director
  of Social and Family Services in the area of outreach, casework, family
  support, MSC and records

Educational Requirements:

A Bachelors Degree from an Accredited College or University in a social
science or administrative area and a minimum of three years experience
with people with developmental disability. Knowledge of government
(CMS) and private benefits. Masters Degree preferred with one year experience

Desired Skills:

• Excellent Communication Skills
• Ability to work under pressure
• High energy and the willingness to work as a team player

Application Process:
Please submit cover letter and resume, in word format to careers: (careers@iahdny.org).
Please reference “Job title in subjet line”.

Position: Caseworker/QMRP
Reports to: Director of Family and Social Services
Hours of Work: 40 Hours Per Week
Work Location: Tarrytown, NY

General Duties:

• Chair all ITT meetings and Special ITT meetings for 65
  consumers
• Write annual and semi annual and special ITT meeting minutes
• Be the primary contact for parents and other providers such
  as other residences, transportation and medical facilities
• Responsible for maintaining written correspondence with all
  of our stakeholders
• Research all related entitlements issues and work with the
  entitlement specialist in resolving them
• Provide advocacy for all consumers
• Work closely with our compliance department in ensuring
  that our records are maintain in continuous survey ready state
• Ensure that all related clinical activities are engaged in
  manner consistent with HIPAA and privacy regulations.
• Provide training in client rights and abuse prevention
• Responsible to provide administrative support during all
  intakes and discharges.
• Arranges appropriate client and parent visits, obtains
  appropriate signatures for release waivers and obtains individual and
  family histories.
• Providing counseling services to clients, parents and other
  family member and assists them in coping with their situation
• Liaison between consumer and other agencies along with
  other
  community services and participate in inter-disciplinary treatment team
  process.
• Safeguard the human and civil rights of the developmentally
  disabled person and their families.

Educational Requirements:

A Bachelors Degree from an Accredited College or University in a social
sciences area and a minimum of three years experience with people with
developmental disabilities.

Desired Skills:

• Excellent writing Skills and ability to work under
  pressure
• High energy and the willingness to work as a team
  player

Application Process:
Please submit cover letter and resume, in word format to careers: (careers@iahdny.org).
Please reference “Job title in subject line”.

IAHD has provided services to the individuals with developmental disabilities and their families for over 50 years.

Your donations will help us provide the necessary services - educational, vocational, medical, residential, habilitation, and recreation - to our consumers with special needs in The Bronx and Westchester County.

Ways to help:

• Support the work of IAHD with a monetary gift for unrestricted support
• Match your gift through your employer if they provide a matching gift program (many corporations do, contact your human resource department regarding this opportunity to maximize your gift)
• Provide a planned gift – consider IAHD in your estate planning

All gifts are tax deductible to the full extent of the law.

For more information on ways to help please contact: Lorraine Browne, Director of Development and Public Relations @ (914) 468-0353 or Email: lbrowne@iahdny.org

IAHD is a tax-exempt organization under Section 501 (c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code.

You can support The Institutes of Applied Human Dynamics, Inc by purchasing our Holiday Cards.

If you are interested in purchasing our Holiday Cards, you can telephone us with your order at (718) 920-0811 or you can also Email us at: ecorrigan@iahdny.org

Thank you for your support!

IAHD exists to provide services to individuals with development disabilities. The agency is committed to providing opportunities for self-actualization and growth regardless of the extent of the disability.

Our mission is to provide creative and responsive programs and services for the purpose of promoting optimal function and slowing regression. We are fully committed to ensuring that the individuals we support have opportunities to experience inclusion and integration in the community in which they live, learn and work. We are also fully committed to providing supports to individuals and families to help them achieve a quality of life in a preferred environment that reflects their choices and preferences and their rights to self-determination.

The core value of our mission and the work that we do is that all life is sacred and that every human being has the potential for growth. We believe that each person, regardless of level of ability or disability, is entitled to the same dignity, respect and opportunities as other members of society. It is with this spirit that we continue to advocate for people in need of our services and special care.

The Institutes of Applied Human Dynamics, Inc (IAHD) was founded in 1957 to provide a range of services for mentally retarded, brain-injured and emotionally disturbed infants, children, youth and adults. At its inception, parents and volunteers were trained in the practical application of psychodynamic, socio-dynamic, activity-dynamic arts and sciences so they could learn to serve these exceptional people in our programs and in their homes.

IAHD has pride in its long history of collaboration with energetic parents who continue to make important contributions to the success of the agency. Today, IAHD serves over 750 persons with developmental disabilities and their families. We are committed to serving people from birth throughout their entire life span.

IAHD offers a range of programs and services in the Bronx and Westchester that include:

• Early Intervention
• Preschool
• Clinical Services
• Crisis Intervention
• Medicaid Service Coordination
• Article 16 Clinic Services
• Parent Advocacy
• Family Support
• Residential Services
• Day Habilitation
• Special Education School Program
• Vocational Training
• Seniors Program
• Center Based Preschool Program

Afterschool and weekend programs are available for children under 21 years of age.

IAHD is committed to providing supports to children and their families, and the Family Support program provides these opportunities. Currently, IAHD operates an after-school program for children attending the Lavelle School for the Blind. This program provides these children with opportunities to make friends, to enjoy socialization and to explore and develop their talents and interests in music and dance. IAHD is proud that many of the children in this program have become accomplished musicians and singers, with opportunities to perform in various venues.

The Sunday Family Support program is open to children with developmental disabilities and their families. This program was designed for several purposes, one of which was to offer working families the opportunity to accomplish shopping and household chores while their children were engaged in meaningful activities. The program was also designed to offer these children opportunities in recreational activities that they might not otherwise be able to experience. The NYC community offers a wide range of activities, and these youngsters have experienced horseback riding, golfing, barbeques, boat rides and baseball games as part of the program. The siblings who attend the program have the opportunity to interact positively with their brother and sisters, and also, to form friendships with other children in the Bronx community who are also growing up with a developmentally challenged sibling.

IAHD operates a variety of homes and apartments for children and adults, and these homes are located throughout the Bronx and Westchester.

The following is a listing of the Residential locations operated by IAHD.

Residential Services Offices – Bronx Division
3625 Bainbridge Avenue Bronx NY 10467 PH: 718-920-0862

Located At:
Benedict Ave.  • Nereid Ave.  • Black Rock Ave.  • Ryer Ave.  • Burke Ave.  • Van Cortlandt Ave.  • East Tremont Ave.  • West 184 St.  • Leland Ave.  • West 197 St.

Residential Services Offices – Westchester Division
3625 Bainbridge Avenue Bronx NY 10467 PH: 718-920-0862

Located At:
Mt. Green Lane, Croton  • Stacey Court, Peekskill  • Nob Hill, Elmsford  • Oakridge Road, Pleasantville  • Green Lane, Mt. Kisco  • White Plains Rd., Sleepy Hollow  • Shinglehouse Rd., Millwood  • Armonk Ave., Yonkers  • Warwick Ave., Mount Vernon  • Croton Lake Rd., Yorktown Heights

Within its Residential Department, IAHD provides accommodations for individuals who need significant supports to fulfill daily living activities, while also providing less restrictive opportunities for individuals who need less support and who can do many tasks on their own. IAHD operates a variety of living opportunities including Intermediate Care Facilities (ICFs), Individualized Residential Alternatives (IRAs), Community Residences (CRs) and Supervised and Supportive Living Arrangements. Our clinical service department which includes registered nurses, licensed speech pathologists, nutritionists and psychologists provide oversight and recommendations to ensure that each individual’s needs are met. IAHD operates houses for children and adults and is committed to providing homes for people even as they age and their needs change.

We provide instructional and therapeutic programs for children with learning, language, motor, communication and behavioral challenges. Available to all children who qualify from birth to 21 years of age.

IAHD’s Early Intervention Services are available for children from birth to three years of age. IAHD provides service coordination, evaluations, special instruction in a center-based facility, family training, speech and language, physical and occupational therapy. If you have concerns about your child’s development, you should call 311 and ask for “Early Intervention” assistance. If your child qualifies for services and is authorized to receive these services by the Bronx Early Intervention Program, they will be provided at no cost to you. The IAHD—St. Mary’s Early Intervention Program is funded and regulated by the NYC Dept. of Health and Mental Hygiene  and the NYS Dept. of Health.

The Preschool Program is available to children between the ages of 3 and 5. Children receive evaluations to determine their eligibility for this program, and if they qualify, they can attend IAHD’s center based preschool program at no charge. Various therapies can be provided at the center. Depending on the need of the child and the recommendation of the district’s Committee on Preschool Special Education (CPSE) team, the child can attend the program to receive instruction on meeting individually prescribed objectives.

The Universal Pre-Kindergarten program is an education program for four-year-olds.  IAHD offers a government sponsored UPK program for two and a half hours daily during the school calendar year. Educational activities that prepare children for school are offered during this time. Children do not need to have a language/learning disability to attend this program, which is considered to be a readiness program for kindergarten.

IAHD’s School Age program has been designed for children whose special needs make it  too difficult for this group of children to attend more traditional programs. A small teacher/student ratio and assistance in areas of living skills, as well as specialized teaching and training, make this a valuable program for students between the ages of 5 and 21.

Programs are located at:
St. Mary’s School , Preschool, Early Intervention and Evaluation Site
2213 East Tremont Avenue Bronx, New York 10462 Ph: 718-683-3775

St. Jude School Program
P.O. Box 68, 40 Wilson Park Drive, Tarrytown, New York 10591 Ph: 914-468-0350

Contact Information goes here…

Executive Office

Stanley E. Silverstein
Executive Director
Tel: 718-920-0881

IAHD Salutes the People Who Make a Difference at the
IAHD 20th Annual Corporate Recognition Awards Breakfast

When:
Friday, October 31, 2008

Where:
The Westchester Marriott, Tarrytown, NY
8:00 am – 10:00 am

This Years Honorees:
Richard Berman , President, Manhattanville College
Donald P. Marra , Former Dobbs Ferry Mayor
Service Directions, Inc.

Honorary Chairperson , Janine Rose, News12 Westchester

Co-Chairs:
Stephen J. Jones, Esq. , Jones Garneau, LLP
Richard G. Baccari , Richard G. Baccari & Co., LLP
Rocco Limitone , Scarsdale Ford

Seating:
Individual $50
Table of 10 (includes 12”x12” banner) $500
Silver Table of 10 (includes 12”x24” banner) $600
Gold Table of 10 (includes 24”x24” banner) $700

2007 Corporate Recognition Breakfast Banner

2007 Honorees

Pictured: from left to right: Stanley E. Silverstein, Stephen J. Jones, Esq, Joanne Murray, Richard G. Baccari, Mary K. St. Mark, Richard P. Biondi

For further information, please contact Lorraine Browne,
Director of Development and Public Relations at lbrowne@iahdny.org

The Institutes of Applied Human Dynamics, Inc. is a not-for-profit tax exempt corporation serving persons with developmental disabilities.

IAHD’s service delivery system includes:

Education Programs and Services

• Early Intervention Evaluation and Service Coordination
• Early Intervention Program
• Preschool Evaluation
• Preschool Program
• Related Services
• School Age Program
• Universal Prekindergarten

Adult Day Services

• Day Habilitation Services
• Prevocational Day Habilitation Services
• Work Readiness Program
• Day Habilitation Without Walls

Residential Services

• Individualized Residential Alternative (IRA)
• Intermediate Care Facility (ICF/MR)
• Residential Habilitation
• Supervised Community Residence
• Supportive Community Residence

Family Support Services

• Home and Community Based Waiver Services
• Family Support Sunday Program
• Medicaid Service Coordination
• After School Program at Lavelle School for the Blind

A Message from the President of the Board of Directors

Throughout its history, The Institutes of Applied Human Dynamics, Inc. has had many loyal friends who have given new meaning to the old adage, “United We Stand.” Due to the devotion of our friends and supporters, not only does IAHD stand for advocacy and commitment for individuals with developmental disabilities, but it stands proud of what it has accomplished in the past and hopeful of what it can accomplish in the years to come.

IAHD’s extensive system of services supports individuals across a wide age range and broad spectrum of challenges. We have made great strides as an agency and as a part of society, and the recognition we have received from the educational, therapeutic, business, geographic and political communities speaks to the quality of the services we provide and additionally demonstrates the value that society places on quality life experiences for all people. As we have for the past 50 years, IAHD intends to continue to develop and operate opportunities to support individuals with developmental disabilities and their families so they are able to achieve a quality of life that reflects their choices, hopes and dreams.

IAHD’s continued growth depends on our ability to encourage more people to become involved with our organization. We invite you to learn about us via this website. Please consider joining us as a friend or a volunteer of IAHD and help us take another step further towards ensuring a brighter future for the people supported at IAHD.

Thank you.
Mary K. St. Mark, President

IAHD has provided services to the individuals with developmental disabilities and their families for over 50 years.

Your donations will help us provide the necessary services - educational, vocational, medical, residential, habilitation, and recreation - to our consumers with special needs in The Bronx and Westchester County.

Ways to help:

• Support the work of IAHD with a monetary gift for unrestricted support
• Match your gift through your employer if they provide a matching gift program (many corporations do, contact your human resource department regarding this opportunity to maximize your gift)
• Provide a planned gift – consider IAHD in your estate planning

For more information on ways to help please contact: Lorraine Browne, Director of Development and Public Relations @ (914) 468-0353 or Email: lbrowne@iahdny.org

IAHD is a tax-exempt organization under Section 501 (c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code.

Administrative Offices
3625 Bainbridge Ave., Bronx, NY 10467  PH: 718-920-0800

Day Habilitation and Work Readiness Programs
3625 Bainbridge Ave., Bronx, NY 10467  PH: 718-920-0811

Day Habilitation Center
1680 Southern Blvd.,, Bronx, NY 10460  PH: 718-994-3300

St. Jude Day Habilitation and Work Readiness
P.O. Box 68, 40 Wilson Park Dr., Tarrytown, NY 10591  PH: 914-468-0350

Residential Services Offices – Bronx
3625 Bainbridge Ave., Bronx, NY 10467  PH: 718-920-0862

Bronx Residences:
• Benedict Ave.  • Nereid Ave.  • Black Rock Ave.  • Ryer Ave.  • Burke Ave.  • Van Cortlandt Ave.   • East Tremont Ave.  • West 184 St.  • Leland Ave.  • West 197 St.

Benedict Ave. Bronx, NY

Residential Services Offices – Westchester
150 Oak Ridge Rd., Pleasantville, NY 10570  PH:914-468-7974

Westchester Residences:
• Mt. Green Lane, Croton  • Stacey Court, Peekskill  • Nob Hill, Elmsford  • Oakridge Road, Pleasantville  • Green Lane, Mt. Kisco  • White Plains Rd., Sleepy Hollow  • Shinglehouse Rd., Millwood  • Armonk Ave., Yonkers  • Warwick Ave., Mount Vernon  • Croton Lake Rd., Yorktown Heights

Stacey Court, Peekskill, NY

St. Mary’s School, Preschool, Early Intervention and Evaluation Site
2213 East Tremont Ave., Bronx, NY 10462  PH:781-683-3775

Lavelle After School Program
3831 Paulding Ave., Bronx, NY 10460  PH:347-728-4653

Sunday Family Support
1680 Southern Blvd., Bronx, NY 10460  PH:718-994-3300

Dorothy Ball Devito Conference Center
Greenmeadow Rd., Pleasantville, NY 10570  PH:914-468-7974

Management Positions

• Assistant Resident Managers  Ryer – 266 ICF – Arcuri - Croton-on-Hudson, NY     
• Shift Supervisors - 266ICF – Arcuri – Millwood - Yorktown, NY

Residential Group Home Positions Locations – Bronx, New York

• Resident Counselor – Ryer

Residential Group Home Positions – Locations: Westchester, New York

• Resident Counselor  – Stacy Court – West 184th – Warwick – Millwood - Devito

Day Habilitation Positions Locations

• Therapy Aide – Southern Blvd
• Vocational Training Asst – Workshop Bainbridge
  
• MHT – St. Jude Housekeeping Positions

Transportation Positions Locations

• Drivers – Bronx and Westchester (must have CDL license)

Other Positions Locations

• Compliance Specialist – Southern Blvd

If you are interested in any of the open positions listed above or would like to inquire as to other possible open positions, please contact:

IAHD Human Resources Department