If you are an existing Theresa Pooled Trust beneficiary with questions, please contact info@theresafoundation.org or 516-432-0200. More updates to be announced.
CLC Foundation
The Epilepsy Foundation of Metropolitan New York
The Epilepsy Institute DBA: The Epilepsy Foundation of Metropolitan New York (EFMNY) has been at the heart of the NYC epilepsy community for over fifty years, and is New York City’s only specialized organization combining epilepsy education, awareness, and advocacy with individualized services such as counseling and vocational supports. Since 1967 thousands of people with epilepsy and their families have received information or have benefited from the comprehensive social and educational services offered by the EFMNY. Staffed with professionals from the medical, social work, vocational counseling and psychological professions, the EFMNY provides a wide variety of services and supports to persons with epilepsy, their families and the community. The Epilepsy Foundation of Metropolitan New York, a 501(c)3 non-profit agency, is certified by New York State and maintains contractual agreements with New York City, New York State, and the Epilepsy Coalition of New York State, as well as being a Regional Affiliate of the Epilepsy Foundation of America.
Programs
CLC POOLED SUPPLEMENTAL NEEDS TRUST
“Personalized Financial Service”
A CLC Pooled Trust offers financial security and enhanced quality of life for disabled individuals while maintaining their eligibility for important benefits such as SSI and Medicaid.
CLC Foundation’s dedicated team of professionals has more than 30 years of experience. Our commitment is to providing superior individualized serve to trust beneficiaries. At CLC Foundation, our clients represent our highest priority and your needs will always come first.
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WINSLOW THERAPEUTIC RIDING CENTER
“Healing With Horses”
Winslow provides services to children and adults with special needs through the use of the horse in therapy and education. Winslow offers weekly therapeutic horseback riding lessons as well as a number of other programs which incorporate therapeutic riding.
Studies show that therapeutic riding improves physical health, strengthens core muscles, and enhances coordination. Winslow’s caring staff and volunteers are well-trained. We provide a positive environment for learning with special consideration given to the capabilities of each individual rider.
HIDDEN TREASURES
“Fostering Creativity Through Studio and Performing Arts”
Hidden Treasures is an educational arts program for the disabled. Students learn to tap into their creativity and self-expression through the studio and performing arts.
Over 160 students participate in weekly classes which include singing, theater, modern dance, tap dance, musical drama, studio art, and crafts.
The CLC Choral Group performs at hospitals and nursing homes all across Westchester County.
What Our Supporters Are Saying
Whether you or someone you know is living with epilepsy, the EFMNY is available to ease your worries and concerns by offering you customized expert care and attention. Take a look at our programs and services. For more information call us at 212-677-8550.
The Epilepsy Foundation of Metropolitan New York leads the fight to stop seizures,
find a cure and overcome the challenges created by epilepsy.10
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..In the News
John Signorelli, Executive Director, CLC Foundation and Lucille McCarthy, Director, Hidden Treasures join Bernard A. Krooks, Esq., Littman Krooks LLP, to discuss the services the CLC Foundation and Hidden Treasures provide…
SUPPORT, not supervision, is the watchword of the Community Living Corporation in Mount Kisco, an agency that maintains 3 group homes and 20 apartments for 100 people with developmental disabilities….
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At the end of April, Winslow Therapeutic Riding Center in Warwick entered a contest given by Lexlin Gypsy Horses, a breeder of Gypsy Vanner horses in Tennessee.
To participate in the contest each center had to mobilize their community to vote for them on Facebook for almost two months every day….
