Thursday's Child is an Early Intervention program serving the needs of children diagnosed with PDD/Autism. We utilize the principles of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) and Discrete Trial Learning in an intensive, individualized, instructional setting. Incidental Teaching and Observational Learning are an additional component used to foster a child's learning and facilitate generalization of learned skills. Sensory needs are addressed using sensory integration techniques which are implemented by all clinical staff. An additional component to enhance socialization skills is available through daily interaction with typically developing peers in a daycare classroom at the center.

Artists On Wheels is a Brooklyn-based non-profit organization. Since 2001, our organization has been a valuable resourse for both the disabled and non-disabled communities. Our studio is equipped to handle any type of need the Artist wants to explore.

A special and supportive place for parents of children with developmental disabilities and autism. At My Time Inc parents meet with other parents, support, share ideas, concerns and solutions; find information; have fun or take a critically needed break from their daily routines and stresses. My Time Inc's goal is to give appropriate strategies and skills to work with developmentally disabled children at home and advocate on their behalf navigating governmental regulatory structures as well as to be that place of refuge, free expression and relaxation. It is definitely a place to spend your time at My Time Inc.

Nearly five decades ago, a group of Bay Ridge parents and a local special education teacher banded together to solve a common dilemma: how to provide more educational and recreational opportunities for their disabled children. This eventually evolved into a day habilitation program, a work program, a diagnostic and counseling clinic, a thereputic greenhouse, and more.

United We Stand of N.Y., LTD. (UWS), originally founded in 1990, is a community-based parent support program to serve culturally diverse families who have children with disabilities in the Brooklyn, New York. In 2005 UWS established its first Satellite as a way to enhance is delivery of service. UWS now has satellite offices in Red Hook, Sunset Park, Canarsie in Brooklyn and in the Morisania section of the Bronx. UWS is directed and staffed by parents who have a child with disability and by an individual with a disability, all residence of Brooklyn as well as in the South Bronx communities. UWS provides information and support to underserved families whose disability-related needs are complicated by poverty and cultural or linguistic diversity.