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On Friday, July 12th, members of our Adult Residential Services Without Walls Program and adult houses went to Splish Splash Water Park in Calverton.

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

When thinking of organizations for the individuals enrolled in DDI’s Adult Services Without Walls Program to volunteer their time and talent, Curriculum and Training Coordinator Linda Hudson decided that giving back to those who have sacrificed so much would be the perfect choice.

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

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Nesconset's Jack Nordin, 5, who has autism, has progressed markedly since he began attending the Developmental Disabilities Institute's Early Childhood Learning Center in Ronkonkoma in September 2017.

Special thanks to Doug for recognizing the great work being done by the DSP workforce.

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

On Saturday, June 22nd, DDI employees and their family members gathered for a day of fun at Heckscher State Park in East Islip.