Education

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Providing a lifespan of programs and services that educate, employ and empower children and adults with disabilities.

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Our Impact

Over 70 million Americans have a disability and need equal opportunities at school, work, and within our communities. We’re leading the way to a more accessible, inclusive, and equitable world for people with disabilities.  

Years Serving Disabled Individuals

Programs and Services

Local and National Employers & Partners

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Henry Viscardi School

A pre-K to age 21 educational option for children with severe physical disabilities  

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Digital Accessibility

Services that create inclusive digital assets that meet evolving industry standards 

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Employment Services

Positioning adults for in-demand jobs through training, coaching, and placement 

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Museum of Disability History & Kornreich Institute for Disabilities Studies

The Museum of Disability History, housed within the Kornreich Institute for Disabilities Studies (KIDS) at The Viscardi Center, is one of New York’s newest cultural institutions. Its full collection is made up of over 8,000 artifacts, documents, books, and photographic images that chronicle the story of the disability rights movement from its origin through modern-day.

A model of inclusion and accessibility, the museum features a brand-new 4,500-square-foot gallery space. It is a one-of-a-kind cultural institution bringing together art and artifacts that present the history, way of life, and identity of a vibrant disability community.

The museum and KIDS welcome visits by individuals, school/youth field trips, and community/business groups.

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Phone: 516-465-1400

Email: info@viscardicenter.org
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