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- September 25, 2024
On behalf of CDR & RCIL, THANK YOU to our members who participated in the 2024 Annual Membership Meeting…by MAIL. NOTE: The completion of the…Read More
On behalf of CDR & RCIL, THANK YOU to our members who participated in the 2024 Annual Membership Meeting…by MAIL. NOTE: The completion of the…Read More
The Center for Disability Rights (CDR) is deeply disappointed in Governor Hochul for advancing an SEIU proposal to defund and devastate the Disability-led organizations that created the Consumer Directed Personal Assistance Program, leaving some Disabled people without services and forcing them into institutions.
The Center for Disability Rights (CDR) commends Senator Gustavo Rivera (D-Bronx) for his support of the Consumer Directed Personal Assistance Program (CDPAP) and for introducing S.9901, which would establish a licensing system for CDPAP fiscal intermediaries and provide a viable alternative to Governor Kathy Hochul’s attack on CDPAP and the Disability Community.
The CDR/RCIL Board Governance Committee is launching a SWOT Analysis for the Strategic Plan. We are looking for YOUR input. Our stakeholders, consumers, consumer family…Read More
Center for Disability Rights (CDR) & Regional Center for Independent Living (RCIL) will hold the 2024 annual membership meeting via mail. Members, keep an eye on your mailbox for the annual meeting notice. Results will be posted on the CDR website, under the NEWS tab in late September.
The Center for Disability Rights is outraged by the Democratic National Committee’s decision to invite Governor Kathy Hochul to speak at the DNC Convention. “The DNC’s decision to elevate someone who is attacking Disabled people and the services that allow us to live in freedom is a slap in our face,” said CDR’s Chair of the Board of Directors.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: The Center for Disability Rights secures an agreement with the Mental Health Association of Rochester/Monroe County to provide access to a Deaf woman utilizing an ASL Interpreter for MHA services.
CENTER FOR DISABILITY RIGHTS CALLS ON UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER MEDICAL HOME CARE TO RESTORE HOME CARE SERVICES FOR LOCAL DISABLED WOMAN WHO WON FAIR HEARING;…Read More
CDR and RCIL are Hosting an Accessible Halloween Bash FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: October 18, 2022 CONTACT: Zach Garafalo, Manager of Government Affairs, Center for Disability…Read More
The Center for Disability Rights (CDR) is pleased to announce the receipt of a $12,815 grant from the Rochester Area Community Foundation, through the Ralph…Read More
CDR PRAISES SENATOR GILLIBRAND FOR CO-SPONSORING THE LATONYA REEVES FREEDOM ACT FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: May 18, 2022 CONTACT: Zach Garafalo, Manager of Government Affairs, Center…Read More
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: April 27, 2022 CONTACT: Zach Garafalo, Manager of Government Affairs, Center for Disability Rights, Albany, New York 12203 518-362-7916 or zgarafalo@cdrnys.org CENTER…Read More
ADVOCATES PRAISE GOVERNOR FOR GIVING DISABLED NEW YORKERS REPRESENTATION FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: February 4, 2022 CONTACT: Zach Garafalo, Manager of Government Affairs, Center for Disability…Read More
CENTER FOR DISABILITY RIGHTS RELEASES ANALYSIS OF GOVERNOR HOCHUL’S EXECUTIVE BUDGET AND ITS IMPACT ON NEW YORKERS WITH DISABILITIES FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: February 2, 2022…Read More
RESPONSE TO GOVERNOR HOCHUL’S FIRST EXECUTIVE BUDGET February 2, 2022 Introduction Each year, the Center for Disability Rights (CDR) closely reviews and responds to the…Read More