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MOVING forward with you
We provide quality services for children and adults with disabilities to move forward to reach their highest level of independence.
Advocacy
WE NEED YOUR HELP WITH ADVOCACY NOW! https://cpstate.org/advocacy/
Fifty years ago, Geraldo Rivera’s expose revealing horrific conditions at Willowbrook State School in Staten Island shocked the nation and forever changed the treatment of people with developmental disabilities across the country. New York State Developmental Disabilities Planning Council’s new documentary, “The Path Forward: Remembering Willowbrook”, highlights lessons learned from the horrors of Willowbrook and celebrates the inclusion of people with disabilities in all aspects of community life.
Watch the video on the right to learn more >>
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the children’s learning center
The Children’s Learning Center has a strong commitment to serving the entire family – mothers, fathers, siblings and grandparents. Family meetings, tours, special events, and social work services are available and designed to support the family network.
medical, therapeutic, and rehabilitation services
The Cerebral Palsy Association of Nassau County is among the health systems challenged to maintain preventive and curative services, especially for people living with disabilities and those with chronic conditions.
adult day programs
Exciting and innovative programs which offer adults with developmental disabilities the opportunity to find achievement and satisfaction on a very personal level by providing opportunities for them to develop life skills and abilities.
residential life services
This program operates a variety of living options including Intermediate Care Facilities, Individualized Residential Alternatives and Independent Living Environments with a wide array of support services.
community habilitation
Supports include adaptive skill development, assistance with activities of daily living (hands-on), community inclusion and relationship building, and more.
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news
Our Residents Take a Great Adventure!
The manager at our “350 House,” Charkera Stennett had an idea and a plan to take residents on a safari! It took a village to make it happen and the staff, including nurses and direct support professionals who joined the group made the voyage to Six Flags Great...
Pretzels for Sale at CP Nassau with a Special Twist
Students from the Children’s Learning Center at CP Nassau recently teamed up with staff members they work with including Speech Therapists, Occupational Therapists and Physical Therapists. While the line for the delicious pretzels was a very long one, there was more...
A Bubbly Day at The Children’s Learning Center!
Students from the Children’s Learning Center enjoyed some bubbly fun in July ! The weather was perfect with a nice breeze blowing on the day we hosted a special visitor. “Bubble Dad” aka Chris Catanese, put on a performance in our playground area, Theresa’s Fun...
WE NEED YOUR HELP WITH ADVOCACY NOW!
Link to the One-Click Campaign: https://cpstate.org/advocacy/
The FY 2025 state budget includes a 2.84% cost-of-living-adjustment, with a stipulation that agencies use some of those funds to provide a 1.7% wage increase to most staff.
This is a far cry from the 3.2% COLA and $4,000 wage increase the disability services sector needs and strongly advocated for.
A 3.2% COLA would have allowed nonprofit providers to keep up with the rising costs of food, gas, and other essentials without cutting services and programs – it also would have helped providers maintain salary levels with the cost of inflation. The separate wage investment we sought would have addressed the workforce crisis affecting the field, and brought nonprofit pay rates a little closer to their state-operated counterparts. It would have gotten us on the path to providing a living wage as we did before the cuts to disability providers began in the Cuomo Administration.
Both of these things would have directly benefited New Yorkers with disabilities.
Tell your representatives that this is not acceptable and they need to step up for people with disabilities!
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT!!!!!!!!!!