Wellington Hall Day Treatment

Jamaica, New York 

 

Starting in 1978 with 25 adults in a one room program, the Day Treatment Centers today occupy two facilities serving over 290 adults, with severe and profound retardation, including many with additional handicaps of visual/or hearing impairment, cerebral palsy and other physical disabilities.

Key Benefits

  • The daily program is tailored to meet each individual's needs and interests. Instruction is offered in cognitive development, academics, fine arts, fitness, and independent living. Speech and language therapy, travel training and vocational classes are also provided.
  • AABR'S goals include moving toward job opportunities for some adults, more independent living for others. 
  • Careful coordination between home and daytime settings and continuous evaluation of each person's plan assures that his/her ever changing needs are being met.

Day Habilitation Services

    Day Habilitation services provide the consumers with community based activities designed around their individual likes, preferences and strengths.

    The goal of AABR Day Habilitation program is to provide consumers with purposeful work-related training, which will provide them with the skills necessary to lead satisfying lives in the community.

Community Give Back Program

For so many years, decades really, our society never imagined that those with developmentally disabilities could one day be valued and respected as dependable volunteers.  Today, however, through AABR’s Community Give Back Program, our disabled people volunteer in our communities!  Trained and supervised, they assist in helping others by delivering meals to the elderly, serving in soup kitchens, helping in hospitals, cataloging books in local libraries and feeding and comforting the elderly in nursing homes.

 


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