iHOPE is a highly specialized brain injury school in New York City meeting a significant and unmet need in the NYC community, while also serving as a world-class model of best practices and high tech solutions in the delivery of educational brain injury services. 

A short-term, in-home based training program dedicated to helping caregivers manage their child's/family member's challenging behaviors.

In-home respite provides families with loved ones with intellectual and developmental disabilities a break from their daily routine.

In-home sexuality education and training in Queens is available for people ages 9 and up. Topics covered include: the body, hygiene, puberty, personal identity, boundaries, abuse, relationships, and more.

A series of 12-week group sessions, providing the opportunity for adults, 18 or older, to learn and develop skills in a group setting. Sessions focus on judgment, decision making, risk-taking, recognizing strengths, problem-solving, self-esteem, and self-advocacy.

Providing information and referral services for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, parents, professionals, and caregivers looking to access services in New Jersey.