Home Is a Right—Not a Privilege
Feeling safe, respected, and supported where you live is a fundamental right.
Continue Reading "Home Is a Right—Not a Privilege"Feeling safe, respected, and supported where you live is a fundamental right.
Continue Reading "Home Is a Right—Not a Privilege"A “no” doesn’t have to be the final answer. Everyone has the right to ask questions, challenge decisions, and get support navigating systems.
Continue Reading "You Have the Right to Question Decisions and Appeal Unfavorable Outcomes"Understanding information is essential to making real, informed choices. Communication access is a right, not a bonus.
Continue Reading "Communication Access = Choice"June is known as Pride Month, a time to celebrate those who identify as LGBTQAI+, and commemorate the contributions of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ) culture and community.
Continue Reading "Celebrating Pride Month"Rights show up in everyday choices, conversations, and goals. You deserve dignity, respect, and a voice in decisions about your life. June is Rights Promotion Month- a time to focus on something that matters all year long: your right to…
Continue Reading "Your Life. Your Voice. Your Rights."Supporting Our Community: 2026 Sponsors We are proud to partner with organizations across New York State who share our commitment to supporting individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families. Through their sponsorship of our Community Networking Events,…
Continue Reading "Provider Relations Sponsors – 2026"Did you know some New Yorkers can use their SNAP benefits to purchase hot meals at participating restaurants?
Continue Reading "Use Your SNAP Benefits at Participating Restaurants Through RMP"As the weather warms up, many of us look forward to spending more time outdoors. For people with disabilities, outdoor activities can present challenges due to mobility limitations and sensory sensitivities.
Continue Reading "ACCESSIBLE PARKS AND RECREATION"Knowing your rights is powerful—but having support makes the biggest difference.
Continue Reading "You’re Not Alone—Member Relations Is Here"Heather is the mother of four adult children. Her son Phillip, 27, has non-speaking autism and lives just a few blocks from his parents’ home in Brooklyn. With one-on-one support, he spends his days engaged in his community and enjoys…
Continue Reading "A MOTHER’S ADVOCACY JOURNEY: HEATHER AND PHILLIP’S STORY"Voices Matter. Advocacy Matters. Join Angela's House for the 31st Annual Legislative Breakfast 10/2/26 at the Hilton Long Island/Huntington as community leaders, advocates, providers, families, and policymakers come together to advance opportunities and improve the lives of people with IDD and their families. Register here: https://angelashouse.rallybound.org/31st-annual-legislative-breakfast/donate/tickets