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BRIDGING THE GAP

Living Resources’ core purpose is to support and empower individuals with disabilities or other life-challenging conditions to live with dignity, independence, and happiness. Growth and happiness are unique for each person and at Living Resources, we offer a supportive environment that allows individuals to meet and exceed their personal goals.

Our more than 850 Super Hero staff members provide a wide range of services to more than 1,900 families and individuals helping them to reach new levels of independence. Each day is a success here at Living Resources and each one of our individuals’ accomplishments are celebrated and make us proud to be a part of the Living Resources family.

Our services are individualized and offered in a variety of settings from 60+ residential housing arrangements, site-based services, college programs; day opportunities, arts, community volunteering, supported employment, afterschool programs, counseling services, and so much more.

We are excited to share our 2022 Annual Report! Please take a moment to learn more about Living Resources, our mission, and our accomplishments in 2022.
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Total Number of Families and Individuals Served
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Hours of service are provided weekly
1.55 million hours provided annually
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Employees providing for your loved ones
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Years of providing care and services

NEWS & UPDATES

Earlier this week, the National Institutes of Health (NIH) officially recognized that our friends, family members, and neighbors with disabilities face barriers and have unmet needs when it comes to their well-being. This designation is a big deal - it means more research will be done to find the root causes of disparities and find solutions. The NIH is also considering updating its mission statement to remove language that may be seen as ableistElizabeth Martin, CEO of Living Resources, states, “As a local care provider, we at Living Resources applaud this step by the NIH as an effort to find solutions nationwide. We are consistently advocating for the individuals we support, to help them live up to their own personal full potential.”Press release from the NIH is available here:lnkd.in/e_arBSGY ... See MoreSee Less
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In celebration of Direct Support Professional Appreciation Month, Living Resources staff were invited to nominate their colleagues to be considered for a Living Resources Value Award in the collaborator, innovator, mentor, self-determination, personal growth, and inclusivity. Nominators took the time to write a short statement explaining the rationale for their selection. These nominations of exquisitely deserving DSPs were sent to our Board of Directors who selected one DSP who most strikingly personifies each value.This week, we began surprising our Value Award Winners with a plaque , monetary award, and expressions of our deepest appreciation and affection. Kelly McGill and Lacey Leming were our first awardees. Help us congratulate them! ... See MoreSee Less
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Do you have a passion to support and empower individuals with disabilities or other life-challenging conditions to live with dignity, independence, and happiness?Join our family! Come out and join us as we host two Open Interview Events in Saratoga County on October 5th and 12th. Save time – Apply ahead at tinyurl.com/TogaOpenInterviews ... See MoreSee Less
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You're in control with Self-Direction Services from Living Resources and FCSS. Say goodbye to waiting and hello to empowerment. Learn more: www.livingresources.org/self-direction-services/ ... See MoreSee Less
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Networking was the word of the day at the NY Special Needs Expo on Sunday, September 24, 2023, at the Marriott Albany! The purpose of this first annual event was to partner community members with disabilities and their caregivers with much-needed local resources. Living Resources was a proud sponsor of the event which drew in well over 700 attendees. The day included interactive panel discussions, 60 exhibitors showcasing their services in the exhibition room, a networking room for individuals with disabilities and their caregivers to connect with each other, and a quiet room for anyone needing a break from all the activity. Our CEO, Elizabeth Martin, participated in the first panel discussion of the day with Caralee Kardash, Director of Special Education of BOCES. Together they discussed strategies for creating an inclusive and independent life at home and in the workplace.Thanks to Mariah, Jennifer, and all involved in making the NY Special Needs Expo such an amazing success! Thanks to Angelo Santabarbara for sharing in the day and sharing some of your photos! ... See MoreSee Less
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