What is the NYS Long Term Care Ombudsman Program? Ombudsmen are advocates for people living in nursing homes/assisted living facilities/family type homes. They work with residents to make sure their rights are protected, needs are met, and more.
Whether you need assistance or would like to volunteer, visit: https://t.co/1LkRdVKBAk
Community Health Advocates (CHA) helps New Yorkers navigate the complex healthcare system by providing individual assistance, outreach, and education to communities through New York State. CHA is an "all-payer" program, providing one-stop services to consumers with public or private coverage, or no coverage at all.
More info: https://t.co/S5PstcRnnP
Tickets are on sale now! Join us for CIDNY’s Third Annual Gala, Accessibility Transforms Lives, on Monday, October 5, 2026 to celebrate the powerful impact of advocacy on New York City’s disability community—and support the critical work still ahead.
More info: https://t.co/LOnZfsRs2q
Are you or someone you know being affected by a loss of benefits (SNAP, etc.) or are worried about how new work requirements will impact you? If so, we want to hear from you! Send a message.
Finding affordable and accessible housing in NYC can be tough. So can navigating complex housing issues. CIDNY's Olmstead Housing Subsidy & Rapid Transition Housing Programs can help. Please reach out if you need help.
OHS: https://t.co/KP1LtmQj1d
RTHP: https://t.co/8SqxSqxoaS
Did you know CIDNY has a Veteran Direct Care Program aimed to provide direct care services to the Veteran community? Can we help you or someone you know?
Find out more: https://t.co/4goHRpzcOL
Did you know CIDNY has a number of mental health programs - including support groups and continuing education courses?
Learn more at: https://t.co/F4R3IoCtrQ
In case you missed it! Check out this article from Able Newspaper about our ADA event in July. We've got a lot of work to do! Will you join us?
https://t.co/2CZFVI6Fhq
Great to see SUNY @newpaltz!
'A new Bachelor of Arts in Deaf Studies, the first of its kind in SUNY, is coming to New Paltz in fall 2026' https://t.co/nhHI45UtUh
Did you know CIDNY has a new OVS Trauma and Regulation Support Group?
CIDNY’s OVS Trauma and Regulation Support Group, is a supportive group is designed for individuals navigating the lasting effects of trauma, including emotional overwhelm, anxiety, shutdown, or difficulty feeling safe in relationships and daily life.
The group takes place online on Thursdays, from 6 p.m. – 7 p.m. For more information, reach out to us at [email protected] or 212-674-2300.
Are you interested in working at an organization led by and for people with disabilities? Do you want to help reduce barriers for people with disabilities and fight for our civil rights? If so, CIDNY might be a good place for you!
Check out our openings at https://t.co/clkWjxLLnM
The Peer Services Project (PSP) program is a unique opportunity to get support, guidance, and training on topics that support self-sufficiency and independence. CIDNY is providing these services in partnership with Queens ACCES-VR for people enrolled with that office.
More info: https://t.co/3qLfhdoG9j
CIDNY is offering no-cost workshops catered to people with disabilities to find employment and overcome barriers. Weekly interactive workshops will include: current job market, vocational skills, resume writing, interview preparation, mock interviews, job coaching, technology in the workplace, advocacy and reasonable accommodations/legal rights, and more. The next workshop is this Thursday, 8/27.
RSVP: https://t.co/On9pZidwcd
If you would like to attend the RLN Seminar: Addressing Affordable Housing Legislation and Associated Costs, registration closes today.
More info at: https://t.co/ThCyIv5IZx
Looking for something to do? The SVA Theater (333 West 23 Street, New York, NY 10011) is hosting a “Disability & Visibility” Screening and Q&A on September 24 at 7:30 pm.
More information and ticket information can be found at https://t.co/PrE2tYvWg0
Are you in crisis, experiencing emotional distress, or worried about someone you know? Day or night, someone is available. Call or text 988 or chat at https://t.co/XivRfJM7iC 24hours a day, 7 days a week.
Supporting CIDNY supports your neighbors. Click the link to support the work that we do. You can also support us by simply sharing this post so people know that we are here as a resource. Thank you.
Support: https://t.co/Wskyn83yBA
What is the Disability Rent Increase Exemption (DRIE)? DRIE assists eligible tenants with disabilities by freezing their rent at the current level and exempting them from future rent increases.
Have questions or need help applying? Contact us at [email protected]