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Over 250 children Receiving HCBS Services
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Who We Are
Where Every Child
Gets 1 on 1 Support
At Yeled Long Island, a subsidiary of Yeled V'Yalda, the team of highly trained Direct Service Professionals undergoes a rigorous interview, clearance, and training process to ensure the highest standards of care.
Families across all five boroughs of New York City, as well as Nassau and Suffolk counties are proudly served — supporting children, caregivers, and families in navigating life's challenges.
Rigorous clinician screening & training
Serving NYC, Nassau & Suffolk County
Inclusive care for every child, every challenge
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Empowering children to grow with confidence and compassion
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A Place Where Each Child Learns To Thrive!
Dedicated to Nurturing Each Child's Social-Emotional Well-Being & Success
We nurture creativity, emotional well-being, and kindness, empowering children to thrive socially and emotionally.
FAQ'S
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What is a Health Home?
The DOH defines it as "A ‘Health Home’ is not a place; it is a group of health care and service providers working together to make sure you get the care and services you need to stay healthy." In a Health Home, the caregiver and child are given a Care Manager.
What does a Care Manager do?
The Care Manager is the dedicated point person helping connect the child/caregiver to supports and resources across a variety of domains. Care Managers generally meet their members face to face every month, while helping the caregiver throughout the month. Domains where a Care Manager may provide resources include: food insecurity, medical care coordination, school advocacy, and housing, access to transportation, and referrals to other community programs that will support and assist families with their specific needs.
What are the requirements for Health Home Eligibility?
The Health Home program requires the following criteria for eligibility:1. Applicant must be actively enrolled in Medicaid.2. Applicant must have a diagnosis of two or more chronic health conditions such asthma, diabetes, heart disease; or a single qualifying chronic condition such as HIV/AIDS, Serious Emotional Disturbance (adults), or Complex Trauma (children).3. Applicant must demonstrate a social/emotional need, such as lack of adequate family or housing support; learning or cognition issues; or recent psychiatric hospitalization.
What is HCBS?
HCBS stands for Home and Community Based Services. HCBS services help families address medical, emotional, and behavioral needs, promoting the successful integration of each child into their daily routines, school, and community. Through HCBS, we support caregivers, enhance children's independence, and foster their skills, preparing them for success in community living and beyond. Some examples of HCBS services include Respite, CFASS (Caregiver Family Advocacy Supports Services), Community Habilitation, and Pre-Vocational Services.
What Does Respite Cover?
Respite offers temporary relief to caregivers by having a provider taking care of the child’s needs, allowing families to recharge or manage other responsibilities.
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