The New York State Office for People With Developmental Disabilities (OPWDD) is a government agency committed to supporting individuals with developmental disabilities in achieving meaningful lives within their communities. Through a wide network of programs, OPWDD provides person-centered services that promote independence, community integration, and dignity. While the organization operates various facilities across New York State, the location in Commack specializes in offering clinical and community-based support tailored to people with developmental disabilities.

The agency offers a range of services including habilitation, employment support, residential programs, and family assistance. Notably, OPWDD emphasizes individualized care plans developed in partnership with each person and their support network. The Commack site provides licensed clinical services delivered by trained professionals who understand the unique needs of this population. Committed to promoting inclusion and opportunity, OPWDD also works closely with nonprofit providers, advocacy groups, and local government to ensure comprehensive and equitable services.

Key Services:

– Clinical evaluations and support for developmental disabilities
– Residential and community-based living support
– Individualized service planning and coordination
– Employment and vocational training programs
– Day habilitation and recreational services
– Family support and respite care programs
– Crisis intervention and behavioral support services
– Transition services for youth entering adult care programs