David is non-verbal, but he’s never let that get in the way of communicating with others.

Joe plans to race to the finish line at the NYC Five Boro Bike Tour.

The HeartShare residence is not just a program. It’s a lifelong family.

At HeartShare, we dared to ask: Why can’t people with disabilities do more? Why can’t they dream like the rest of us?

HeartShare presented the Clinton Residence with its 2017 Spirit Award for providing outstanding services to our individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD) on Thursday, January 26, 2017.

HeartShare presented the Clinton Residence with its 2017 Spirit Award for providing outstanding services to our individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD) on Thursday, January 26, 2017.

Since adopting their son, Michael, nearly 30 years ago, the Maniscalcos have been donating a truckload of toys during the holidays to express their gratitude for the greatest gift of all — a child.

Through HeartShare’s Brooklyn Day Habilitation Program, Destiny has experienced arts education at prestigious city institutions and created her own body of work.

Through Community Habilitation, Henry spends time with Gavin, a one-to-one Direct Support Professional, in the community.

Through HeartShare’s Pre-Vocational & Employment Programs, which offer people with intellectual and developmental disabilities a fair chance in the workplace, Devin now works at Modell’s Sporting Goods.