Helping New Yorkers become self-sufficient through healthcare and employment services
SUPPORT NADAP today to provide life-saving telehealth services to our clients during these challenging times. Your donation will help fund access to crucial medical and mental healthcare, substance use treatment, health insurance enrollment, and job training and employment.
Healthcare Services
- Care Coordination for Health Home Members
- Case Management
- Assessment and Referral for Substance Use
- Health Insurance Education and Enrollment
Employment Services
- Career Compass Program
- Nassau Comprehensive Employment Services
- Nassau Employment Initiative
- Home and Community-Based Services
- Assessment Case Management Employment (Project ACE)
Meet NADAP Board Director, Dr. Vasavi Devireddy.
Dr. Devireddy shares her personal story and discusses her experience working on the frontlines during the COVID-19 pandemic, the increasing importance of the social determinants of health, and the challenges facing our healthcare system.
Like many New Yorkers, Dr. Devireddy and her family went uninsured for years. After her parents connected to a state health insurance program, Dr. Devireddy expressed that for, “the first time my parents could take care of my health in a very real way and it brought dignity back to my family and parents… And I think that’s what NADAP also brings to the table every day.”
Please donate to help NADAP bring dignity to families and provide life-saving healthcare and employment services to New Yorkers in need.
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Reduced hospital stays
Our Health Home Care Coordination program has reduced the number of clients’ days in the hospital—in some cases up to 72%.
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Better health outcomes
82% of our Health Home Care Coordination clients have better mental and physical health within six months.
IMPROVED JOB READINESS
More than 18,500 career assessments were completed in our Workforce Programs last year.
REDUCED UNEMPLOYMENT
Our Job Placement Programs assisted more than 650 individuals to find employment last year.