Runner, therapist, and long-time member of HeartShare family Allie Cashin to join HeartShare Marathon team.

The Avenue L Day Habilitation Program in Flatbush, Brooklyn made T-shirts for HeartShare marchers in the 2018 Disability Pride Parade.

“I didn’t have a permanent place to live,” said José Rodriguez, a 33-year-old man who now has his own apartment as a participant of HeartShare’s Community Living Program.

Dianne Cattrano, the Director of HeartShare’s Cuomo First Step Early Childhood Center in Queens, will be retiring this year. Children, parents, and faculty of all five HeartShare schools, as well as HeartShare administrators throughout the agency contributed to a rock garden, which was unveiled on August 1, 2018 in honor of her over 30 years of service.

HeartShare resident Christina G. placed fifth in the Special Olympics Games in Seattle, Washington this year.

Hundreds of teachers, faculty, and supporters of the Coalition of Provider’s Association (COPA) gathered for a rally focusing on special education programs in New York City on Monday, June 25th.

(Bay Ridge, Brooklyn)—Over 230 runners participated in the Harbor Fitness Race for Autism on Sunday, June 10, 2018. The Run helped to raise funds for HeartShare, which offers quality education and therapies to children and young adults diagnosed with intellectual and developmental disabilities, including autism. Jacinto Martinez was the overall first place winner and won…

HeartShare’s mission to educate our most vulnerable children has been largely forgotten in City and State budgets.

HeartShare honored Children’s Champions Melinda Katz, Eric Ulrich and Dianne Cattrano at its 29th Annual Education Services Dinner Dance on Thursday, May 31, 2018.

HeartShare honored Children’s Champions Melinda Katz, Eric Ulrich and Dianne Cattrano at its 29th Annual Education Services Dinner Dance on Thursday, May 31, 2018.