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"Our direct support staff provides the hands on care essential to the health, safety, inclusion and protection of our most vulnerable citizens, yet they are near the bottom of the wage scale and most have not received a wage increase in 4 years, said Mr. Brandt."

Aspire of WNY is proud to announce that our own President & CEO, Thomas Sy, has been recognized as one of Business First's Power 250. This list is comprised of WNY's most influential people for 2014. Congratulations, Tom! This honor is definitely well deserved!

Harvest Chapel has classrooms that typically remain empty Monday through Friday, the same days that Aspire provides Day Services for clients. Soon after that initial conversation, a truly holistic relationship was born.

This Expo was brought to you by Early Childhood Direction Center, Parent Network of WNY, and People Inc. Wednesday November 20th 2013 Millennium Hotel

Survey: Professionals who support and serve individuals with disabilities say funding constraints imperil New York's ability to sustain services Respondents say services have been reduced or eliminated in the last four years, and waits for services have grown longer - even as demand has increased

Our vision is to create a premier learning environment that will serve our students for decades to come.

Their latest event happened to be at one of the most prestigious art galleries in the country, the Albright-Knox Art Gallery.

Dunkirk, NY -- Spoke Folk and Aspire of WNY celebrated their inaugural Open House on Thursday, March 21 with a crowd of people, "bicycle" cookies, pizza, beverages, and fanfare.

With stars in the sky and fresh powder on the ground, we couldn't have asked for better conditions and neither could the nearly 200 people who attended our 5th Annual Aspire Night on the Slopes.

"UNDISCLOSED" was held on February 4th at "Merge" in downtown Buffalo. Photographic works created by iXpress Participants were displayed.

HEALTHeLINK is a collaborative effort among various health care organizations in Western New York.

A showcase of art, music and love!

Henry shared, in a touching presentation, how at age 3 he was left at Willowbrook Institution for 23 years and how he turned his history of mistreatment into a life of advocacy for all persons with disabilities.