WDOM Services
Helping our clients maintain their independence by connecting them with support services is WDOM’s number one job. Whether its affordable health insurance, housing, long-term care or transitional services, we are there to help.
WDOM Staff
Our dedicated, friendly staff have years of experience helping clients navigate the system because many of them have a personal story just like yours.
Events
Join us for events that uplift, inspire, educate and advocate for people with disabilities.
We Are On The Move!
Westchester Disabled On the Move is moving to a new location on March 1.
Our new home will be at 1 Executive Boulevard, Second Floor Suite 205, Yonkers NY
Our phone number and all our emails will remain the same: 914-968-4717, [email protected]
“The convenient location and accessibility for our clients make this the perfect choice. This next chapter in our continued growth marks our commitment to providing leading services and advocacy for all of Westchester’s disability community. We are delighted to remain in Yonkers.” – Maria Samuels, Executive Director
Thank You!
Thank you to all our sponsors, friends and elected officials for joining us at our Annual Celebration on July 10.
Read more about it here: https://wdom.org/wdom-annual-meeting-2025/
You Must Now Renew Medicaid, Child Health Plus and Essential Plan!
Don’t lose your coverage. WDOM can help!
Es hora de que renueve medicaid, child health plus y el plan essential! No pierda su cobertura: ¡wdomi puede ayudarlo!
WDOM Supports People with Disabilities
- Getting out of nursing homes with subsidized housing
- Obtaining affordable health insurance — Medicaid and more
- Assistance with accessible, affordable housing
- More!
We are Westchester’s premier advocate to improve the quality of life and the rights for all people with disabilities.
Take a Stand Against Injustice!
“WDOM does not exist in a vacuum, and we have taken a side. There have been too many lessons before this incident that we, as a nation, should have learned from. How many more do we need to have before it is too late?”
Read more in WDOM Executive Director Maria Samuels’ statement on the importance of people with disabilities taking a stance against racism and injustice.
