When given the opportunity, adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities are skilled and eager workers.

HeartShare’s Everyday Heroes program recognizes the contributions that Direct Support Professionals make in the lives of individuals with developmental disabilities.

David, who has lived at a HeartShare residence for over 20 years, proves that human beings always have the ability to communicate.

HeartShare’s Hoffman Day Habilitation Program serves the agency’s most vulnerable adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

We’re glad that bystanders cheered us on. But we hope that spirit of inclusion, acceptance and respect compels you to action 365 days a year.

Madalene Alade, a HeartShare Medicaid Services Coordinator, received a “Celebrating Our Stars” Award from the Interagency Council of Developmental Disabilities Agencies.

The Harbor Fitness Race for Autism in Bay Ridge Brooklyn celebrated its 10th year supporting HeartShare education programs on Sunday, June 11.

A first-hand perspective from a HeartShare Everyday Hero.

A first-hand perspective from a HeartShare Everyday Hero.

HeartShare’s Employment Services has developed a publication to inform people with intellectual and developmental disabilities how to prepare for a job of their choice.