New York Disability Advocates
@NYDisabilityAdv
A statewide coalition of 300+ non-profits providing vital services and support to more than 140,000 New Yorkers with intellectual & developmental disabilities.
How have you been celebrating #DisabilityPrideMonth? Share it with us! #DisabilityPrideMonth
A Human Services Wage Commission could be the game-changer New York’s care system needs because supporting the people who care for others isn’t optional, it’s essential. #InvestInMe #InvestInUs
Today, we celebrate the anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act, signed in 1990 to protect the rights of over 61 million Americans with disabilities. #ADAAnniversary #DisabilityRights
From meeting with legislators to hosting rallies and roundtables, we have made our voices heard. Don't let our momentum stop. Contact your lawmakers and tell them why they should support people with disabilities. Click here: bit.ly/4h6J3zb #InvestInMe #InvestInUs
What would more funding for the I/DD system mean to you? Sol, a staff member from @AOfrockland tells us how more funding would better support people with disabilities and those who care for them. #InvestInMe #InvestInUs
Disability services matter because _______________. Reply with your answer! #DisabilityPrideMonth #InvestInMe #InvestInUs
#ThrowbackThursday! We're looking back on how we made our voices heard. From NYDA's rallies at the Capitol to the Rally in the Valley and many other ways, the I/DD community came out loud and proud! #DisabilityAdvocacy
New York celebrates 35th anniversary of Americans with Disabilities Act timesunion.com/news/article/n… via @TimesUnion
#MemberSpotlight @QueensCP Since its start in a basement, QCP has been a cornerstone in Queens and is now a leader in inclusive services, offering support across education, employment and housing. Thank you for your unwavering dedication to people with I/DD!…
The Disability Unite Festival kicks off in Central Park today! Celebrating 35 years of the ADA with music, art, community, and disability pride! 🔗 Livestream & info: disabilityunite.org #DisabilityPride
What’s one misconception about people with disabilities that you want to clear up? Share it! #DisabilitySupport
We belong here and we're here to stay! This Disability Pride Month, Living Resources reinforces this message. People with disabilities are a vital part of our community, not in the future, not if conditions are met, but RIGHT NOW. Join us in celebrating! #DisabilityAwareness
Every person, whether a family member, staff, or person with I/DD, has a special story. We want to hear yours! Share your story: bit.ly/3QOPoUl #DisabilityServices
Did you know? New York State Parks offers an Access Pass that provides people with disabilities and their companions complimentary admission to all state parks! 🌳 Get out and enjoy the great outdoors! Apply today: bit.ly/3G3oXZu #NYStateParks
A law so important it deserves a birthday party! Come celebrate the rights that are protected by the Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA) & the people that continue to advocate for these rights. Wed. July 16 at Empire State Plaza in Albany. More details: bit.ly/ADA35Event
Join us in advocating for a #StableCareSystem for people with disabilities. Click the link below to send a message to your lawmakers to support our community. Send a message here: bit.ly/4h6J3zb #InvestInMe #InvestInUs
Happy 4th of July! 🇺🇸 Wishing everyone a safe and joyful day filled with celebration and community. #4thOfJuly #IndependenceDay
New York Disability Advocates unites over 300 non-profit providers across the state to advocate for a stronger investment in the I/DD community. Together, we’re making change happen. 💙 #DisabilityServices #NYDA
We honor the signing of the Americans with Disabilities Act with #DisabilityPrideMonth! Let's celebrate the strength, resilience, and contributions of people with disabilities, while continuing to advocate for a #StableCareSystem for all. #DisabilityPride #InvestInMe #InvestInUs
📱 Happy #SocialMediaDay! Today, we celebrate the power of social media to bring people together and amplify voices. It’s an essential tool in raising awareness and advocating for change. How has social media helped you connect with others or advocate for the I/DD community?
