Sentence examples for center for developmentally disabled from inspiring English sources
And Little Village School, a center for developmentally disabled children, which leases part of an elementary school in Bellmore, must move by summer 2001 when rising enrollment in the district will push it out.
The State Health Department is investigating a viral outbreak that has killed two people at a residential care center for developmentally disabled children and adults in Yonkers, officials at the facility said yesterday.
Since 1983, he has also served as president of the Urban Resource Institute (URI), an affiliate of ARTC, which provides a wide array of non-addiction-related services including residences, vocational training, and jobs for battered women; a training center for developmentally disabled youth; and intermediate care facilities for developmentally disabled and mentally ill adults.
In a scathing report and in a hearing this fall, the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform showcased $15 billion in federal Medicaid overpayments to the state's centers for developmentally disabled people over the past two decades, at reimbursement rates 5 to 10 times higher than cost.
We used purposeful sampling methods to recruit study participants through parents' groups and day service centers for developmentally disabled children.
In addition to running the women's shelter, the social services agency at Grace Church operates eight programs, including a soup kitchen, a day care center, a program for developmentally disabled adults and a men's homeless shelter.
Employees of the day care center, which provides programs for developmentally disabled children, were mortified when they learned what had happened, said Ron Najman, a spokesman for State University of New York Downstate Medical Center, which runs the center.
She used her talent and training in assisting with art therapy for developmentally disabled children at Kennedy Study Center and the New York Council on Child and Adolescent Psychiatry.
At Westchester Jewish Community Services (914-761-0600, extension 222), volunteer possibilities range from cuddling and reading with children at a newly opened Yonkers day-care center or assisting with a holiday toy drive to visiting the elderly and offering companionship for developmentally disabled adults.
