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Keeping an eye on autism and giving a voice to its Long Island community.

Dr. Linda Hobbs began her career of 32 years at DDI in September of 1988. She started as a part-time contract therapist, and over the years, she went on to further her career as a full-time physical therapist, then to PT/OT Supervisor, Assistant Director of the Starting Early Program in Huntington, Director of the Starting Early Program, and on to her current position as Director of the Early Childhood Services Program.

Keeping an eye on autism and giving a voice to its Long Island community.

We want to congratulate long-time employee Nelson Montoya and his husband, Adam, on purchasing a new home.

Keeping an eye on autism and giving a voice to its Long Island community.

The DDI Development team is a vital part of our workforce, as they secure additional resources in support of the people we serve and staff.

Keeping an eye on autism and giving a voice to its Long Island community.

In honor of Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month, we are excited to share information about DDI’s self-advocacy group, which has been meeting virtually due to the pandemic.

Keeping an eye on autism and giving a voice to its Long Island community.

The DDI Parent Association is an independent group comprised of parents, guardians, and friends of children and adults with developmental disabilities receiving services.