EEDA is a 501 (c)(3) nonprofit organization that provides supports and services for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. EEDA, a grassroots agency, was organized in 1992 by a small group of parents who were active advocates for their children and believed that everyone has the right to fully participate in quality education, medical, habilitation, and recreational services. To that end, EEDA secured funding to create programs of excellence that promote life enhancement for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities of all ages.
Today, EEDA provides services to over 750 individuals and continues to be managed by the same group of parents who started the organization.
EEDA is a proud affiliate of the Kinexion Network.
Today, EEDA provides services to over 750 individuals and continues to be managed by the same group of parents who started the organization.
EEDA is a proud affiliate of the Kinexion Network.
Events
EEDA Social
Thank you to all of our amazing sponsors and everyone who joined us at the EEDA Social on Wednesday as we honored the incredible Lisa Meyer Fertal. Here’s to continuing Lisa’s legacy of excellence and service!
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The History of EEDA
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Grant to Support Latino Outreach EEDA was featured in Newsday for a grant we received from the Mother Cabrini Health Foundation to complete outreach that connects families in the Latino IDD community on Long Island with the self-directed services they’re entitled to receive, enabling them to hire linguistically competent staff to support them.
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Learn more about EEDA's services
Self-Direction
Overnight Respite
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Residential
Crisis Supports
Adult Socialization
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Day Programs
Community Habilitation & ISS
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