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“Call INCLUDEnyc, they help parents there.” That’s the first thing I heard about INCLUDEnyc as I was looking for assistance for my 9 year old son, Juan Luis.

Rachel Demalderis, a high school teacher, shares how INCLUDEnyc has helped her support students with disabilities and their families.

INCLUDEnyc’s Alfonso Guzman’s talks about his current work in providing access to resources to Spanish speaking families and how he’s also helping to break gender stereotypes.

INCLUDEnyc’s Steffany Ruiz’s journey in becoming a psychologist and how her being the eldest daughter of undocumented parents is the reason she’s an INCLUDEr.

Diana, a Project Possibility participant, shares her dreams of becoming a vet tech and how INCLUDEnyc is helping her reach her goals.

Having Ali as a sister has made my life better in many ways. She has taught me how to love someone unconditionally and with my whole heart.

INCLUDEnyc is the first place I turn to whenever disability issues come up for myself and my community. Anybody coming to INCLUDEnyc will be in good hands.

INCLUDEnyc is a part of our village. Two of our sons, Carlos and Marco, are involved with the Project Possibility program right now.

Project Possibility student Danaya shares her experiences applying to college and exploring her career options.