In 1979, the New York State Association of Day Treatment Providers (NYSADSTP) was founded as a non-profit consortium of human service providers representing providers of services to people with disabilities throughout New York State.
In 1995, the NYSADTP reorganized to include other day service providers and the NYSADSP was born. The New York Association of Day Service Providers provides technical support and training to member agencies from New York City to Buffalo.
The Association is devoted to:
Disseminating information
Advocating for the rights of Persons with Disabilities
Promote Program Development and Staff Education
Provide Technical Assistance
Maintaining a Liaison to State and Local Governments
The NYSADSP is lead by a Board of Directors that is made up of professionals who volunteer their time and whom bring hundreds of combined years of experience working with individual with disabilities. The NYSADSP is comprised of six regions, with each region having its on informational meetings and staff training programs. In addition to this, the NYSADSP hosts an annual Statewide Meeting in June and a three day Symposium in the fall.
In addition to the many training and informational meetings, the NYSADSP annually awards Mary Frawley grants for the funding of innovative ideas and services, recognizes exemplary staff by awarding Leadership and Direct Support Professional of the Year awards and provides members with access to an association managed video library.
