Jawonio In The News
Hochul signs bills in support of people with developmental disabilities
Hochul signed a three bills designed to help people with developmental disabilities. “People with disabilities are a crucial part of our New York family and deserve to be treated with dignity and respect.”
Jawonio Tops over $200,000 at 2nd Annual virtual gala
Jawonio, provider of special needs services including developmental disabilities, mental health challenges and chronic medical needs for children and adults has raised a record-breaking $202,000 dollars.
Operation Santa Claus Donates $5000 dollars to Jawonio Yonkers
On November 24, Nick Spano, Honorary Chair, Operation Santa Claus, awarded record amounts of grants to assist developmentally disabled children and adults, totaling $50,000.
Rebrand Featured on WRCR Radio
As a local developmental disabilities service provider moves into its 75th year, the organization unveiled a rebrand to go along with their new facilities in New City/
Jawonio Launches New Logo, New Brand
Jawonio Unveils New Visual Identity That Underscores Their History, Leadership and Innovation As An Award-Winning Provider Of Disability and Mental Health Services.
Jawonio Advocacy Appeals to Governor Hochul
Rihanna DeLaunay knows she could earn more at a different job. But she cared deeply for the people she helps as a direct support professional at Jawonio.
Jawonio, Rockland’s 6th largest employer, names new CEO
Jawonio Board of Directors Name Associate Executive Director Randi Rios-Castro to succeed Jill Warner as CEO.
United Way Announces $1Million in Emergency Food and Shelter Grants
Jawonio featured as one of many nonprofits supported through United Way’s Emergency Food & Shelter Grants
Jawonio’s CEO Says Covid-19 Has Changed Business
Jawonio’s CEO Says Covid-19 Has Changed Business As Usual For Now And In Future – Pandemic Challenges Jawonio But Adaption Bears Lessons For Future
Maria Henriquez of Jawonio featured in Mother’s day celebration
Salute to moms: “She’s the perfect example of a health care hero, not to mention the best mom in the world.”
In a Pandemic Remember Special Needs Caregivers
Aides in group homes making $13 an hour are essential and deserve support like other health care workers,” says the chairman of Jawonio Michael Algranati.
NY Group Homes Face Mounting Challenges From Coronavirus
The direct support staff who care for residents with chronic medical needs in Hudson Valley group homes are facing challenges over the coronavirus outbreak.
