Yai/National Institute for People with Disabilities is dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for individuals with disabilities in the community. Located in Bay Shore, NY, the organization offers a comprehensive array of services, including employment support, child day care, and advocacy programs. With a commitment to social justice, YAI addresses key community challenges by providing resources that enhance healthcare access, promote employment opportunities, and support families. Its initiatives encompass programs tailored for young children and adults, ensuring that everyone can thrive. Explore the robust support services available through Yai to learn how they can assist you or your family in navigating life’s challenges effectively.

At the Family Support Project in Bay Shore, NY, we are dedicated to empowering families to achieve long-term stability and prevent academic disruptions for children. Understanding that families facing crises may encounter challenges that can lead to homelessness, our program, funded by The Siemer Institute and United Way of Long Island, offers a comprehensive suite of services designed to foster self-sufficiency. We provide personalized case management, coaching, and financial assistance to alleviate immediate housing crises, along with essential financial and budget education. Our commitment extends to job training referrals, support services, and access to vital food and nutrition education, ensuring families receive the guidance and resources they need to thrive.