Heartivia Developmental Services offers personalized, private-pay, non-medical support for children, teenagers and adults with autism and other developmental disabilities in Queens and throughout New York City. Our services focus on practical life skills, community participation, travel training, vocational readiness and greater independence—while supporting each person’s goals, strengths and preferred way of communicating.
Community Independence and Skill-Building
Support with shopping, money awareness, meal preparation, household routines, communication, self-advocacy, decision-making, community safety and using community resources.
Daily-Living Skills
Support with laundry, cleaning, grocery shopping, meal planning, organization, scheduling, time management and developing independent routines.
Community Participation
Support accessing libraries, parks, museums, restaurants, cultural activities, volunteer opportunities, fitness programs, recreational activities and community events.
Travel Training and Community Accompaniment
Support learning bus and subway routes, reading schedules, pedestrian safety, fare payment, alternative routes, Access-A-Ride scheduling, appointments and community activities.
WHY CHOOSE HEARTIVIA?
Greater Independence
Through skill-building and ongoing encouragement, we help individuals develop confidence and independence in daily routines, communication, decision-making, and community participation.
Community Connection
We help individuals access meaningful community experiences, develop relationships, explore interests, and participate in activities that promote belonging and engagement.
Individualized Support
Every person has unique goals, strengths, and needs. We create personalized support plans designed around each individual’s abilities, preferences, and goals.
Respect and Choice
We believe everyone deserves to be heard, respected, and involved in decisions about their own care. We support individuals in making choices and building self-advocacy skills.
Vocational Readiness
Support with résumés, job applications, interviews, workplace communication, schedules, time management, task completion, professional behavior, volunteering and vocational-program preparation.
Sensory-Friendly Outings
Individualized preparation for community activities and trips, including visual schedules, quieter locations, comfort items, planned breaks, flexible pacing and communication support.
Social and Recreational Support
Age-appropriate arts, music, games, exercise, community recreation, friendship-building opportunities and leisure activities.
Parent and Caregiver Education
Education and resources related to home routines, visual schedules, independence, communication, community outings, transition-to-adulthood planning and community resources.
We are here for you
Contact Us
Reach out to schedule a complimentary in-home assessment. Our care coordinators will help you build the right plan for your family.
