HeartShare’s Overnight Respite Program helps individuals with I/DD build independence and offer families a much-needed break.

“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.

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

From childhood to young adulthood, HeartShare has been there every step of the way.

It’s a fear for almost any parent, “What would happen if I was no longer able to take care of my child?” Parents of children with disabilities in HeartShare Human Services’ care, know this fear all too well. But with the services that HeartShare offers, parents feel significantly more comfortable contemplating that question. Destiny is…

Christine relied upon an energy grant to keep warm while she was battling cancer.

Health Home Care Navigator Christian Velasco helped Luis coordinate his health services, so he can feel better and enjoy life in his Brooklyn community.

Through its extensive satellite clinics, Leena can more easily access the therapeutic services she needs.

At Kiwanis First Step Pre-School, Kaylee learned how to communicate her needs and wants with a device.

With the help of the HeartShare Options Reimbursement Grant, Heather can attend summer camp and pursue her athletic endeavors.