# The Arc Lexington > Rising Together ## Posts - [Step into the magic at Lexington Night Out Gala on September 18](https://thearclexington.org/latest-news/2025/09/10/step-into-the-magic-at-lexington-night-out-gala-on-september-18/): ‘Jewels of the Desert’ will feature an evening of elegance and entertainment for a cause that changes lives GLOVERSVILLE, NY– The Arc Lexington is bringing a magical experience on Friday, September 19, as it transforms the Paul Nigra Center for Creative Arts into a dazzling desert oasis for its Night Out Gala: Jewels of the Desert. Guests will be immersed in jewel-tones, shimmering candlelight and the scent of exotic spices as live music and captivating performances fill the air. This spectacular evening will feature live music by the world-renowned rock band FLAME; mesmerizing entertainment including henna artists, fire dancers, exotic […] - [Lexington Foundation receives donation of historic Johnstown building](https://thearclexington.org/latest-news/2025/07/29/lexington-foundation-receives-donation-of-historic-johnstown-building/): Lexington Foundation receives donation of historic Johnstown building JOHNSTOWN – The Arc Lexington Foundation recently announced that it has received a donation of the historic Willing Helpers’ Home in Johnstown. This 10,000-square-foot landmark will be transformed into modern, supportive housing for students enrolled in the nationally recognized Transitions program, which serves young adults with autism and learning differences. The gift was made possible by the Willing Helpers Home Board of Directors, with generous support from the James H. Knox Foundation. “We are so grateful to the Willing Helpers and the Knox Foundation for this incredible act of generosity and vision,” […] - [Lexington hosts ninth annual Lexington Golf Tournament](https://thearclexington.org/latest-news/2025/06/13/lexington-hosts-ninth-annual-lexington-golf-tournament/): Lexington hosts ninth annual golf tournament JOHNSTOWN – The ninth annual Lexington Golf Tournament took place on June 13. The event was hosted by The Arc Lexington and proceeds from the event will benefit The Arc Lexington. It was a great day playing for a great cause. A total of 75 amazing golfers came out to Hales Mills Country Club in Johnstown to support Lexington’s programs. Thank you to all of our supporters for making this event a great success once again! To this year’s sponsors and donors, thank you for your generous donations. Thank you to our golfers for […] - [The Arc Lexington and Transitions celebrate CEO Shaloni Winston named a 2025 Remarkable Woman ](https://thearclexington.org/latest-news/2025/04/23/the-arc-lexington-and-transitions-celebrate-ceo-shaloni-winston-named-a-2025-remarkable-woman/): Winston recognized at national ceremony in Hollywood GLOVERSVILLE, NY – The Arc Lexington and Transitions are proud to announce that Shaloni Winston, CEO of The Arc Lexington and founder of Transitions, has been named the 2025 Remarkable Woman of the Capital Region by Nexstar Media Group.  Each year during Women’s History Month, Nexstar honors women across the country who are making a meaningful difference in their communities. This year, more than 12,000 nominations were submitted nationwide, with 125 local winners selected—each representing their region in a national celebration of leadership, service, and impact. Winston was chosen for her unwavering advocacy […] - [The Arc Lexington appoints Jessica Hansen as Chief of Development and Partnerships](https://thearclexington.org/latest-news/2025/04/11/the-arc-lexington-appoints-jessica-hansen-as-chief-of-development-and-partnerships/): GLOVERSVILLE, NY – The Arc Lexington is proud to announce the appointment of Jessica Hansen as its new Chief of Development and Partnerships for the Lexington Foundation, effective April 14, 2025.  In this newly created role, Hansen will lead all aspects of fundraising and donor engagement, while also developing strategic business partnerships that create meaningful internship and employment opportunities for students in the organization’s nationally recognized Transitions program. Her work will play a key role in advancing the long-term sustainability of the Lexington Foundation and in expanding life-changing opportunities for the people with disabilities served by The Arc Lexington. “Jessica’s […] - [The Arc Lexington awarded $977,000 NYS grant to expand education and career opportunities for people with autism and developmental disabilities](https://thearclexington.org/latest-news/2025/02/13/the-arc-lexington-awarded-977000-nys-grant-to-expand-education-and-career-opportunities-for-people-with-autism-and-developmental-disabilities/): New microcredential program will equip students with skills to thrive in the workforce GLOVERSVILLE, NY – The Arc Lexington has been awarded a $977,000 grant to expand its Transitions Program, a nationally recognized post-secondary program that prepares teens and young adults with learning differences for success in college, employment, and independent living. This funding, part of the $10 million Mohawk Valley Empowers program, will support the development of a new microcredential program in partnership with SUNY Fulton-Montgomery Community College (FMCC) and SUNY Cobleskill. The program is designed to provide students with industry-relevant training, essential soft skills, and hands-on work experience […] - [Direct Support Professionals from The Arc Lexington continue to receive national certification through FMCC’s DSP Microcredential Program ](https://thearclexington.org/latest-news/2025/01/16/direct-support-professionals-from-the-arc-lexington-continue-to-receive-national-certification-through-fmccs-dsp-microcredential-program/): DSPs recognized for dedication to provide services for people with disabilities GLOVERSVILLE, NY – An increasing number of Direct Support Professionals from The Arc Lexington are pursuing advanced training and national certification to proficiently provide daily services and supports for people with disabilities. This is made possible through the DSP Microcredential Program offered at SUNY Fulton-Montgomery Community College (FMCC) in partnership with the Office for People with Developmental Disabilities (OPWDD).  During a special recognition ceremony held Monday, January 13, The Arc Lexington was joined by OPWDD, leadership from FMCC, state and local officials and members of the community to celebrate […] - [The Arc Lexington to honor local physician Dr. Cope at Night Out Gala on September 20](https://thearclexington.org/latest-news/2024/09/17/the-arc-lexington-to-honor-local-physician-dr-cope-at-night-out-gala-on-september-20/): Gloversville, NY – The Arc Lexington is proud to announce that Dr. Kevin Cope will receive a Knight to Shine: Bridging Community Connections Award this year for his pioneering efforts in raising awareness about people with disabilities in the area. The award will be presented at The Lexington Foundation’s Night Out Gala on Friday, September 20, 2024 at the Paul Nigra Center for Creative Arts, 2736 Route 30, Gloversville, NY. As medical director at The Arc Lexington, Dr. Cope oversees the medical wellbeing of more than 1,300 people supported by the agency. He joined the agency in 2016, and with over […] - [Akadeum Life Sciences: Transforming Early-Stage Technology Development](https://thearclexington.org/latest-news/2024/05/10/akadeum-life-sciences-transforming-early-stage-technology-development/): Have you ever found yourself questioning the status quo, wondering why things are the way they are, or contemplating the possibilities that lie beyond the norm? In a world filled with routine and conformity, there’s a compelling reason to challenge the status quo and embark on a journey of revolutionary change. These questions reverberate through the groundbreaking journey of Brandon McNaughton, Founder and CEO of Akadeum Life Sciences. As a tech entrepreneur, scientist, and visionary, his career has been a testament to pushing the boundaries of possibility in early-stage technology development. Dr. McNaughton’s story unfolds in the realm of cell separation, a critical but often overlooked […] - [Project Search enters new semester of providing employment opportunities for students with disabilities](https://thearclexington.org/latest-news/2024/01/31/project-search-enters-new-semester-of-providing-employment-opportunities-for-students-with-disabilities/): Success of internships on SUNY Cobleskill campus inspires potential growth COBLESKILL, NY – The Arc Lexington and SUNY Cobleskill are proud to announce that Project Search, an internationally renowned program that prepares people with disabilities in securing integrated, competitive employment has successfully launched with the SUNY Cobleskill campus as a host site for the 2023-2024 academic year. Now, with new funding through the Mohawk Valley’s $10 million award through New York State’s Regional Economic Development Council Challenge Competition, The Arc Lexington and SUNY Cobleskill plan to upscale the program to other higher education institutions and industry partners. During a joint […] - [Direct Support Professionals from The Arc Lexington receive national certification through FMCC’s new DSP Microcredential Program](https://thearclexington.org/latest-news/2024/01/11/direct-support-professionals-from-the-arc-lexington-receive-national-certification-through-fmccs-new-dsp-microcredential-program/): DSPs recognized for dedication to provide services for people with disabilities GLOVERSVILLE – A group of Direct Support Professionals from The Arc Lexington received their national certification in the field Thursday after completing the first cohort of the new DSP Microcredential Program being offered at SUNY Fulton-Montgomery Community College (FMCC) in partnership with the Office for People with Developmental Disabilities (OPWDD). The program provides advanced training and continuing education to help DSPs provide daily services and supports for people with disabilities. During a special recognition ceremony held Thursday, January 11, The Arc Lexington was joined by OPWDD, FMCC, state officials, […] - [Transitions starts Project Search on SUNY Cobleskill Campus](https://thearclexington.org/latest-news/2023/10/03/transitions-starts-project-search-on-suny-cobleskill-campus/): Student interns to gain valuable employment experience COBLESKILL, NY – The Arc Lexington’s Transitions program is starting its latest venture in expanding opportunities for students with autism and other learning differences to gain valuable employment experience while in a college setting through an internationally-recognized program, Project Search. The program which has 600 sites throughout the US alone, is designed prepare people with disabilities in securing competitive, integrated employment. In partnership with SUNY Cobleskill, seven students enrolled in the Transitions program will participate in a variety of internships on campus through the Project Search program beginning on October 2. The students […] - [The Arc Lexington to honor SUNY Cobleskill President Terenzio at Gala Night Out on September 22](https://thearclexington.org/latest-news/2023/09/11/the-arc-lexington-to-honor-suny-cobleskill-president-terenzio-at-gala-night-out-on-september-22/): Gloversville, NY – Dr. Marion Terenzio, president of SUNY Cobleskill, will receive the Leadership Excellence Award: Advancing Inclusivity in Higher Education for her efforts to ensure students with disabilities have full access to higher education, career and life goals on her campus as well as campuses across the state. The award will be presented at The Arc Lexington’s Gala Night Out on Friday, September 22, 2023, at the Paul Nigra Center for Creative Arts, 2736 Route 30, Gloversville, NY. As co-chair of SUNY’s Task force on Empowering Students with Disabilities, Dr. Terenzio has championed accessibility and inclusion of all students […] - [Lexington Foundation’s 2023 Night Out Gala to Highlight Living Life Without Limits](https://thearclexington.org/latest-news/2023/08/24/lexington-foundations-2023-night-out-gala-to-highlightliving-life-without-limits/): Event at Paul Nigra Center for Creative Arts will also benefit Elmore Scholarship Fund Gloversville, NY – The Lexington Foundation’s annual Night Out gala will pay homage to the west as the Paul Nigra Center for Creative Arts gets transformed into a Montana Ranch on Friday, September 22, from 5:30 to 9 p.m. at its location at 2736 State Highway 30, Gloversville. This year’s Night Out will benefit the Arc Lexington’s Living Life without Limits Adaptive Sports Program and Transitions’ Elmore Scholarship Fund. Living Life Without Limits (L3) Adaptive Sports Program helps people with developmental and/or physical disabilities have experiences they […] - [Transitions in Albany hosts visit with the NYS Office for People With Developmental Disabilities](https://thearclexington.org/latest-news/2023/06/01/transitions-in-albany-hosts-visit-with-the-nys-office-for-people-with-developmental-disabilities/): Transitions in Albanyhosts visit with the NYS Office for People with Developmental Disabilities Tour of Albany Campus highlights success of program that supports students with autism and other learning differences Albany, NY — The New York State Office for People with Developmental Disabilities (OPWDD) toured Transitions Campus in Albany, a program of The Arc Lexington that prepares teens and young adults with autism and learning differences for colleges, career and life. Transitions’ Division Director Penny Rivenburg and students at the Albany campus welcomed Julia Kelly, acting director of OPWDD’sEmployment & Meaningful Community Activities unit on Thursday, June 1, as part […] - [The Arc Lexington Awarded $59,250 in Grants from NYSARC Trust Services](https://thearclexington.org/latest-news/2023/05/30/the-arc-lexington-awarded-59250-in-grants-from-nysarc-trust-services/): The Arc Lexington Awarded $59,250 in Grants from NYSARC Trust Services To support guardianship and recreational opportunities for people with disabilities in Fulton, Albany and Schoharie Counties Gloversville, NY – The Arc Lexington, a not-for-profit organization supporting people with developmental disabilities in Fulton, Schoharie and Albany Counties, has been awarded $59,250 in grants from the Trustee Management Board of NYSARC Trust Services to support The Arc Lexington’s guardianship and recreation programs. NYSARC Trust Services administers supplemental needs trusts (SNT) and pooled trusts that can make dramatic improvements to the lives of people with disabilities by enabling individuals to maintain financial […] - [The Arc Lexington’s CEO Shaloni Winston Receives Honorary Doctorate from Maria College](https://thearclexington.org/latest-news/2023/05/26/the-arc-lexingtons-ceo-shaloni-winston-receives-honorary-doctorate-from-maria-college/): The Arc Lexington’s CEO Shaloni Winston Receives Honorary Doctorate from Maria College of Albany; Delivers Commencement Speech to Class of 2023 Winston’s Message to the Graduates Includes a Powerful Call to Be “Champions” Gloversville, NY – Shaloni Winston, Executive Director and CEO of The Arc Lexington and founder of Transitions, had the distinct honor of receiving an honorary doctorate and delivering the commencement address to the class of 2023 during Maria College’s commencement ceremony on Sunday, May 21, at the Empire State Plaza Convention Center in Albany. In bestowing the Doctor of Humane Lettersto Winston, Maria College recognized her leadership […] - [Lexington to Host Seventh Annual Golf Tournament at Hales Mills Country Club](https://thearclexington.org/latest-news/2023/05/25/lexington-to-host-seventh-annual-golf-tournament-at-hales-mills-country-club/): Lexington to Host Seventh Annual Golf Tournament at Hales Mills Country ClubTournament to benefit the Paul Nigra Center for Creative Arts Gloversville, NY – The seventh annual Lexington Golf Tournament will be heldFriday, June 23at Hales Mills Country Club in Johnstown. All golfers are welcome to join the competition, which includes contests, prizes, games, golf gifts, food and more. Proceeds will benefit the Paul Nigra Center for Creative Arts.             The tournament will kick off with ashotgun start at 9 a.m. and will be played in a scramble format. The fee for participation is $125 per golfer, and includes greens […] - [Grant Release 2022](https://thearclexington.org/latest-news/2022/10/30/grant-release-2022/): Contact: Terry Swierzowski, Director of Communications – SwierzT@thearclexington.org,(518) 661-9932 The Arc Lexington Awarded $75,000 in Grants from NYSARC Trust Services To support guardianship and recreational opportunities for people with disabilities in Fulton and Schoharie Counties Gloversville, NY – The Arc Lexington, a not-for-profit organization supporting people with disabilities in Fulton, Albany and Schoharie Counties, has been awarded $75,000 in grants from the Trustee Management Board of NYSARC Trust Services to support The Arc Lexington’s guardianship and recreation programs. NYSARC Trust Services administers supplemental needs trusts (SNT) and pooled trusts that can make dramatic improvements to the lives of people with […] - [The Arc Lexington Awarded $69,000 in Grants from NYSARC Trust Services](https://thearclexington.org/latest-news/2022/06/29/the-arc-lexington-awarded-69000-in-grants-from-nysarc-trust-services/): The Arc Lexington Awarded $69,000 in Grants from NYSARC Trust ServicesTo support guardianship and recreational opportunities for people with disabilities in Fulton and Schoharie Counties The Arc Lexington, a not-for-profit organization supporting people with disabilities in Fulton, Albany and Schoharie Counties, has been awarded $69,000 in grants from the Trustee Management Board of NYSARC Trust Services to support The Arc Lexington’s guardianship and recreation programs. NYSARC Trust Services administers supplemental needs trusts (SNT) and pooled trusts that can make dramatic improvements to the lives of people with disabilities by enabling individuals to maintain eligibility for Medicaid and other means-tested government […] - [The Lexington Foundation's 2020 Night IN](https://thearclexington.org/latest-news/2020/09/17/the-lexington-foundations-2020-night-in/): n past years, the NIGHT OUT has welcomed over 300 patrons to a fun and exciting party at the Paul Nigra Center for Creative Arts that is a celebration of all that Lexington offers, but also a recognition of the overwhelming positive impact the Nigra Arts Center and Transitions has had on the people we support and the community since opening in 2015. But this year’s COVID-19 pandemic has changed all that … but has provided us with an exciting and new opportunity to celebrate our Arts Center and Transitions. Instead of our usual NIGHT OUT event, this year we […] - [Covid-19 Information for Lexington Visitors](https://thearclexington.org/latest-news/2020/03/03/covid-19-information-for-lexington-visitors/): We know some of you may be concerned about the spread of COVID-19 being reported in the media and how it may affect us here at Lexington, and we want to ensure you that our greatest concern is providing a safe, caring and healthy environment for those the individuals we support. We request that anyone who presents symptoms of respiratory illness not visit any of our facilities in Fulton or Albany Counties. the facility. These symptoms include cough, fever, sore throat, runny nose, and/or shortness of breath. We have posted signs on our entryway doors to notify visitors ofwho have these symptoms that they should not enter. We understand […] - [Take a Look at Our Annual Report!](https://thearclexington.org/latest-news/2018/07/03/take-a-look-at-our-annual-report/): Click here to read and download Lexington’s 2016-2017 Annual Report to the Community. ## Pages - [Sponser Registration](https://thearclexington.org/sponser-registration/): We are inviting organizations to show their support and participate in the Autism Expo 2025 & Life After High School Resource Fair, taking place on April 6th, from Noon to 3 PM at Saratoga City Center. This event has grown into a pillar of hope and support for the autism and I/DD community here in the Capital District. Why Your Sponsorship Matters: Your involvement would not only elevate the event but also showcase your commitment to supporting a vibrant community. It’s a powerful opportunity to connect with about 1,000 attendees, including families, educators, and professionals who are deeply invested in […] - [Registration For Autism Expo 2025](https://thearclexington.org/registration-for-autism-expo-2025/): AUTISM EXPO 2025 and LIFE AFTER HIGH SCHOOL RESOURCE FAIR EXHIBITOR REGISTRATION Thank you for joining us as an exhibitor at the Annual Autism Expo and Life After High School Resource Fair.  Please fill out and submit the form below to secure your exhibit table at our 2025 Autism Expo and Life After High School Fair on April 6, 2025, at the Saratoga Springs City Center. Spaces are filled in order of receipt of completed applications and full payment. Please fill out the form below or register on Eventbrite to secure your exhibit table. Please select the event you want to participate in (this will help […] - [Autism Expo 2025](https://thearclexington.org/autism-expo-2025/): Join us for a transformative day at the Annual Autism Expo and Life After High School Resource Fair. This free event is your go-to place in the Capital/Northern NYS region for connecting with a supportive community, exploring resources, and discovering new opportunities tailored for families, caregivers, and individuals with ASD and I/DD. Click Here to Register as an Exhibitor Click Here to Register as a Sponsor Click Here to Register as a Sponsor Don’t miss the interactive music session with the internationally acclaimed band, Flame, and take advantage of: Free learning sessions with experts Networking with over 65 exhibitors A […] - [Registration For Autism Expo 2024](https://thearclexington.org/registration-for-autism-expo-2024/): Autism Expo 2024 And Life After High School Resource Fair Exhibitor Registration Thank you for joining us as an exhibitor at the Annual Autism Expo and Life After High School Resource Fair. Please fill out and submit the form below to secure your exhibit table at our 2024 Autism Expo and Life After High School Fair on April 14, 2024, at the Saratoga Springs City Center. Spaces are filled in order of receipt of completed applications and full payment. Please select the event you want to participate in (this will help us determine what space you will be placed. They […] - [Thank You](https://thearclexington.org/thank-you/): Thank You. You have registered successfully for Autism Expo 2024. Go To Home - [Autism Expo 2024](https://thearclexington.org/autism-expo-2024/): Virtual Directory Map Program Booklet Join us for a transformative day at the Annual Autism Expo and Life After High School Resource Fair. This free event is your go-to place in the Capital/Northern NYS region for connecting with a supportive community, exploring resources, and discovering new opportunities tailored for families, caregivers, and individuals with ASD and I/DD. Click here for Sponsor and Exhibitor opportunities CLICK HERE FOR EXHIBITOR REGISTRATION Don't miss the interactive music session with the internationally acclaimed band, Flame, and take advantage of: Free learning sessions with experts Networking with over 65 exhibitors A Sensory Space designed by […] - [Open Enrollment 2023 for Employee Health Benefits - Resources for Employees](https://thearclexington.org/open-enrollment-2023/): During the course of the year, you can make changes to your health benefits only when you have a “Qualifying Life Event.” You must request the change within 30-days of the event (e.g. add a spouse within 30-days of the marriage date; enroll in medical within 30-days of losing coverage elsewhere). The other time you may make changes is during Open Enrollment. Lexington’s Open Enrollment Period for 2023 will begin on November 3 and end on November 17, 2022. Open Enrollment is your annual opportunity to make updates to your benefit plans, add or drop dependents, or modify coverage without […] - [2025 Lexington Gala](https://thearclexington.org/2025-lexington-gala/): Jewels of the Desert Gala The Arc Lexington Jewels of the Desert Friday, September 19th, 5:30 PM – 10:30 PM EDT 2736 NY-30, Gloversville, NY 12078, USA Attire: festive, bright colors, from smart to semi-formal or even formal –you decide! This event takes place both indoors at the Paul Nigra Center for Creative Arts and outdoors under a tent. Please plan accordingly. Parking: free parking and shuttle available on-site. Silent Auction: opens online one week prior to event, closes at 9:30 PM on 9/19. Story Get ready for an unforgettable evening at The Arc Lexington’s Jewels of the Desert Gala!  Join […] - [Short Application](https://thearclexington.org/short-application/): PLEASE COMPLETE THE FORM BELOW IF YOU’RE INTERESTED IN A CAREER AT THE ARC LEXINGTON - [Staff Communications](https://thearclexington.org/staff-communications/): OPWDD fUNDING DSP BONUSES 2022 Date Title Download 1/28/2022 Letter Outlining Details about OPWDD-Funded Bonuses for DSPs Download - [Open Enrollment 2021](https://thearclexington.org/open-enrollment-2021/): OPEN ENROLLMENT FOR 2022 BEGINS ON NOVEMBER 1, 2021, AND ENDS ON NOVEMBER 19, 2021  All Lexington Employees, with the exception of Family-Directed Respite Aides, are required to complete the online enrollment process via RK Solutions. Linked here is a copy of the memo sent to all employees about Open Enrollment, including the following: What are the changes to benefits in 2022 How do I get access to RK Solutions? How do I set up an account in RK Solutions if I haven’t done so before (Schoharie employees, new hires) Additional Benefits Information sessions How to get help with enrolling […] - [Lexington – Schoharie County Programs](https://thearclexington.org/lexington-schoharie-county-programs/): New Beginnings Thrift Shop 404 Main Street, Schoharie NY 12157 A non-profit Thrift Store in Schoharie, NY that provides employment training and job opportunities for people with developmental disabilities supported by Lexington – Schoharie.   Our thrift store provides our employees with the opportunity to:Gain real-world work experience | Get involved in the community | Earn a paycheck | Grow in confidence and independence | Work with a team| Become better acquainted with our community Browse our selection of gently loved merchandise, donate quality merchandise and help us provide work experiences to people with disabilities.  At New Beginnings Thrift Shop, we're […] - [Human Services Intern](https://thearclexington.org/human-services-intern/): PLEASE COMPLETE THE FORM BELOW IF YOU’RE INTERESTED IN A HUMAN SERVICES INTERNSHIP AT THE ARC LEXINGTON: - [Discover the Rewards](https://thearclexington.org/discover-the-rewards/): DISCOVER THE REWARDS OF A CAREER IN DIRECT SUPPORT If you are looking for a meaningful career in human services that offers a nurturing workplace and a chance to interact with extraordinary people, consider a Direct Support Professional (DSP) position within one of Lexington’s programs. DSPs are integral to our residential supports, day supports, community supports, employment supports, and other specialty programs. DSPs provide assistance with individuals’ daily accomplishments such as meal preparation, medication administration, personal care, and active participation in the community. The dedication of our DSPs helps make the many successes we see every day possible, as individuals […] - [Self Direction](https://thearclexington.org/self-direction/): WHAT IS SELF-DIRECTION? Self-direction is a program for people with developmental disabilities that gives you the opportunity to choose your own services, the staff members you’d like to work with and the organizations that provide them, and the schedule that works best for you. You can self-direct things like choosing Where you live How you spend your days Who you hire to support you What you do in your spare time What kind of relationships you want with family and friends To work or volunteer in your community In order to self-direct your services and supports, you must be eligible […] - [Awards and Recognition](https://thearclexington.org/awards-and-recognition/): In June of 2013 Lexington received its first four-year CQL Person-Centered Excellence Accreditation from The Council on Quality and Leadership. This award confirmed that we share CQL’s vision for person-centered solutions to improve the quality of life for people receiving supports and services. In 2018 and in 2022, Lexington received from CQL a designation of Person-Centered Excellence Accreditation, With Distinction, by meeting the very highest standards in human services that transform supports and people’s lives. Lexington was the first agency of its kind in New York State, and is only one of 12 agencies worldwide to earn that designation. The Albany Times Union […] - [Family Supports](https://thearclexington.org/family-supports/): The people at Lexington Family Services are vital to the existence of special needs families in our area. The creative solutions they provide transform families in the community. Dianne & John, parents Lexington’s Family Services supports over 200 families living in our community who are caring for a child or adult in their own home. Family support may take place at the family’s home, in the community or at a Lexington site. Family supports include respite; After School Program; evening and weekend recreation; childcare during school holidays and vacations; specialized groups; parent support groups and networks; and training, information and […] - [Legacy of Love](https://thearclexington.org/legacy-of-love/): Legacy of Love Advisory Committee Members: Rebecca Brisley, ChairAnn Hay, SecretaryIrmgard Buess, TreasurerLeeAnn ArnoldNancy CookeRose CoriglianoWanda KingRobert Tines Your support helps us fund opportunities and needs for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities supported by The Arc Lexington in Schoharie County that cannot be met by other resources. A contribution to the Legacy of Love – Schoharie County helps the people we support at The Arc Lexington to live their best lives, pursue goals and aspirations and live more independently. We help to provide outlets for creative expression and opportunities for recreation, support self-advocacy and related initiatives, provide technology for enhanced communication, […] - [Sachoharie Open Enrollment 2020](https://thearclexington.org/schoharie-open-enrollment-2020/):  LEXINGTON OPEN ENROLLMENT 2020 – SCHOHARIE EMPLOYEES Lexington recently received our renewal contract from MVP for 2021.  It included an increase of over 16%!  As you know, Lexington has committed to not increase benefit costs to our employees in 2021.  In an effort to hold true to this, we reached out to other health insurance companies to see if they would be able to provide the same high-quality health insurance that you are accustomed to but with a cost savings.  CDPDP has agreed to provide your health and prescription insurance coverage for 2021.  Although Lexington will still see a 10% increase […] - [HR Updates](https://thearclexington.org/hr-updates/): Date Title Download November 2025 August 2025 May 2025 March 2025 February 2025 December 2024 November 2024 September 2024 April 2024 HR Updates for Employees HR Updates for Employees HR Updates for Employees HR Updates for Employees HR Updates for Employees HR Updates for Employees HR Updates for Employees HR Updates for Employees HR Updates for Employees Download March 2024 HR Updates for Employees Download November 13, 2023 HR Updates for Employees Download July 1, 2023 HR Updates for Employees Download June 6, 2023 HR Updates for Employees Download March 21, 2023 HR Updates for Employees Download January 19, 2023 […] - [LOCATION](https://thearclexington.org/location/): Albany 5 Washington SquareAlbany, NY 12205(518) 218-7315 Fulton 127 E. State StreetGloversville, NY 12078(518) 773-7931 Email: info@thearclexington.org Schoharie 121 Opportunity DriveSchoharie, NY 12157(518) 295-8130 - [Open Enrollment 2020](https://thearclexington.org/open-enrollment-2020/): LEXINGTON OPEN ENROLLMENT 2020 – FULTON AND ALBANY EMPLOYEES As most of you are aware, the costs of health care and prescription drugs continue to increase each year.  We are excited to announce that Lexington has decided to absorb these increases for 2021 so that employees will not see an increase in payroll deductions for these benefits. Open Enrollment for Fulton and Albany begins on November 11, 2020 and will end on December 2, 2020.  The following changes will occur in 2021: A new line of voluntary benefits administered by MetLife including a NEW Hospital Indemnity plan, Accident Insurance, Short-Term Disability […] - [Service Work Request](https://thearclexington.org/for-employees/swr/): Lexington Center – Service Work Request Requested By* Requestor Phone Department AccountingAdministrationClinicalCR ProgramDietaryDay Treatment ProgramEmployment ResourcesFacilities DepartmentFinanceFulton Employment ServicesHuman ResourcesICF ProgramInformation TechnologyIRA ProgramMedicalMSCOT/PTPaul Nigra Center for Creative ArtsProgram CoordinationRehabilitationResidential ProgramSpeechTransitionsTransportationWorkshop ProgramWaiver Program Location BurkeMayfieldJohnstownOppenheimResidence (please write below)TownsendWestern AvenueOther Residence(If applicable) Supervisor Supervisor Phone New User? 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Once we know how we can make the greatest impact in their life, we partner with them to plan and improve areas where their wants and needs are the greatest.” — Shaloni Winston, Executive Director Lexington began in 1953 when a small group of parents met to discuss how to improve the lives of their children who had developmental disabilities. Since then, Lexington has continued to expand and diversify while […] - [Signature](https://thearclexington.org/signature/) - [Medical Services](https://thearclexington.org/medical-services/): “The nurse helps me with my medications every day. She is a very good nurse and is always so nice to me. She does a great job taking care of me if I get sick.” — Tom, pre-vocational program Lexington’s medical services include nursing services for residential and day programs, 24-hour on call nursing and nursing health counseling through our Article 16 Clinic. The nursing staff works closely with each program and families to monitor medical needs and current medications and treatments. They also compile and update individuals’ medical histories. Some sites that have individuals with complex health care needs […] - [Volunteer Experience Services](https://thearclexington.org/volunteer-experience-services/): “Lexington is a shining example of charity and goodwill. Their Mobile Day Hab program volunteers to clean our church. This is a big help to us financially. The people in the group do such a good job and always do it with a smile. Lexington is a good neighbor and we are lucky to have them here.” — Pastor, Gloversville Church People who attend Lexington programs volunteer extensively throughout Fulton County. Employees also contribute time and resources to various community events and causes. Here are just a few examples of the many volunteer activities Lexington Program Participants are involved in: […] - [Person First](https://thearclexington.org/person-first/): “At Lexington I can do what I want to do. I choose what I am going to do every day. Everyone treats me with respect and treats me really nice. I even helped decorate our house.”— Angel At Lexington, we believe that the disability does not define the person. Our person-first approach puts the emphasis on each person's needs, wants and desires rather than their disability. Each person we support a the driving force of their own personalized plan. From how we structure program activities to the language we use at our agency, we are committed to fostering an environment […] - [Transitions Application Forms](https://thearclexington.org/transitions-application-forms/): Transitions Application Reference Form Lexington 5K Registration Form - [Spirit Newsletter](https://thearclexington.org/spirit-newsletter/): Date Title Download 1 August 2015 Spirit Newsletter Download - [Clinical Supports](https://thearclexington.org/clinical-supports/): Lexington’s Article 16 Clinic offers extensive services to 240 individuals to enhance independence, integration and productivity through clinical, diagnostic and support services for people who have developmental disabilities. Services are provided in individual, group or family counseling formats. We have qualified specialists in the following areas: social work, psychology, nursing, vocational rehabilitation, psychiatry, podiatry, occupational therapy, physical therapy, and speech and language pathology. 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We have also been honored as the #1 Large Workplace in the entire Capital Region, and were voted one of the Best Companies to Work […] - [2025 Golf Tournament](https://thearclexington.org/2025-golf-tournament/): Join us for the 2025 Lexington Golf Tournament to benefit to the Paul Nigra Center for Creative Arts! 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Accessibility on thearclexington.org makes available the UserWay Website Accessibility Widget that is powered by a dedicated accessibility server. The software allows thearclexington.org to improve its compliance with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG 2.1). ENABLING THE ACCESSIBILITY MENU: The thearclexington.org accessibility menu […] - [Nurturing Environment](https://thearclexington.org/nurturing-environment/): “Together we have improved the lives of the people we support. We have created a safe, nurturing environment for everyone. On behalf of our men, women, children and their families…thank you from the bottom of our hearts.” — Judy Schelle, Board President and Parent Lexington strives to have a nurturing, caring and safe environment for everyone. The people we support and our employees are part of an agency-wide program that continually looks at all aspects of our organization for improvements…24 hours a day, 7 days a week. We strive to eliminate accidents, reduce stress and proactively prevent any negative situations. […] - [The Lexington Foundation](https://thearclexington.org/the-lexington-foundation/): The Lexington Foundation is the fundraising and grant making entity that provides important philanthropic support to the programs and services of Lexington, Chapter of The Arc New York. The Lexington Foundation was established in 1984 to help make a lasting impact on the lives of individuals with developmental disabilities. Gifts to the Foundation go directly to providing critical support to those who most need it. Each year, The Lexington Foundation responds to requests from Lexington to help fund areas of need. Grant requests are reviewed and approved by the Lexington Foundation Board of Directors. Historically, the Lexington Foundation has helped […] - [Corporate Compliance](https://thearclexington.org/corporate-compliance/): As a not-for-profit human services organization dedicated to improving the lives of people with disabilities, Lexington, a chapter of The Arc New York, is committed to complying with the rules and regulations of federal, state and local government, including but not limited to those promulgated by the U.S. Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (“CMS”) and the New York State Office of Persons with Developmental Disabilities (“OPWDD”). Lexington seeks to provide a work environment where high standards of ethical and legal behavior are recognized and practiced. Employees must comply with Lexington’s governing body rules, regulations and policies and procedures, Lexington’s […] - [Become A Member](https://thearclexington.org/become-a-member/) - [About Lexington](https://thearclexington.org/about-lexington/): Board of Directors Rinaldo Esposito, DC., PresidentJean Schultz, Vice PresidentTerri Easterly, SecretaryMichael D. Ostrander, TreasurerNancy CookeJoe MaglioccaLisa McCoyJudy Schelle   Executive Director Shaloni Winston(518) 775-5383shaloni@thearclexington.org Deputy Executive Director Dan Richardson(518) 775-5339richard@thearclexington.org Our Mission We empower people with autism and developmental disabilities to live their best lives, every day, by partnering with their families, our employees and our community. What We Do Lexington provides services and supports in Fulton, Albany and Schoharie Counties to approximately 1,300 children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, including autism, mental illness, cerebral palsy, physical disabilities, epilepsy and traumatic brain injuries. Lexington’s person-first approach puts the […] - [Transitions](https://thearclexington.org/transitions/): Transitions, launched in 2015, is one of Lexington’s programs, with a flagship campus in Mayfield (Fulton County), and now also in Albany, and Cobleskill (Schoharie County). It is a post-secondary program that supports teens and young adults with autism spectrum disorders and other learning differences with college, career and independent life. Transitions focuses on building academic skills, life skills and general independence for high school graduates and young adults with learning differences. Its evidence-based curriculum covers social skills, health and wellness, independent life, self-management, and self-advocacy and leadership – all essential skills that, once mastered, will steer the students toward success in […] - [Supports for People with Traumatic Brain Injuries](https://thearclexington.org/supports-for-people-with-traumatic-brain-injuries/): “Home Base has helped me reorganize my ambitions and look at the reality of living with a TBI. I was a mechanic before my injury. Home Base showed me other things that I am good at. I will be getting a job soon and now have a girlfriend.” – Daniel If you or a family member has experienced a brain injury from an accident, stroke or other cause, Home Base offers a day program that provides therapy, socialization and recreation. Our trained specialists encourage social networking, increase opportunities to participate in the community and develop strategies for success. Lexington provides: […] - [Social Enrichment](https://thearclexington.org/socialenrichment/): “The Lexington Recreation program offers my son so many different things to do. He loves to socialize and try new things. We are so happy that he has so many activities available to him to enrich his life.” — Nancy, parent The Recreation, Creative Expressions and Family Services programs offer over 400 people a wide array of social and artistic recreational activities at Lexington and in the community. These innovative programs are constantly creating new activities and social events that promote creativity, individual talent, choice, exercise, social interaction, self-worth and involvement in our programs and in the local community. For […] - [Residential Supports](https://thearclexington.org/residential-supports/): “I used to be in an institution in the city. Now I have my own home thanks to Lexington. I can do what I want and go where I want. My bedroom is really nice and I like hanging out in the living room.” — Ihesha Since we began to provide residential supports in the early 1970s, Lexington has consistently been the agency of choice for Fulton, Schoharie and Albany Counties families as well as hundreds of families and advocates from across New York State and beyond. The level and range of supports provided within Lexington’s residential programs is much […] - [Paul Nigra Center for Creative Arts](https://thearclexington.org/paul-nigra-center-for-creative-arts/): The Lexington Foundation founded the Paul Nigra Center for Creative Arts, a community performing and visual arts facility, in 2015. The Nigra Arts Center is named for Lexington’s former executive director who led the agency for 42 years. Paul worked tirelessly to support people with disabilities and believed that every person could achieve success and fulfillment. A lifelong lover of the arts, he founded Lexington’s world-famous rock band, Flame, a group of musicians who refuse to let their disabilities be a barrier to success. The Nigra Arts Center is Flame's home base.  The mission of the Paul Nigra Center for Creative Arts […] - [Guardianship](https://thearclexington.org/guardianship/): Many people wonder whether or not it is important to become/designate a legal guardian (court-ordered appointment) of their loved one who has an intellectual and/or developmental disability. In New York State, parents of persons with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities are considered the natural guardians of their children until the child reaches his or her 18th birthday. For parents of individuals with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities, Article 17A of the Surrogate’s Court Procedure Act was passed to allow parents to petition Surrogate Courts to extend their decision-making authority for their loved ones who are 18 years of age or older. Guardianship […] - [Flame](https://thearclexington.org/flame/): Flame, a group of talented musicians from upstate New York who happen to have disabilities, has been capturing the world’s attention for more than a decade. In 2003, Lexington, an agency in Fulton County, NY that supports people with developmental disabilities, held a talent show from which Flame was born. The band has been changing the world through their music ever since. Flame has performed at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and the House of Blues, both in Cleveland, Ohio; had a feature story in People magazine; and a segment on ABC TV’s Good Morning America. They have […] - [Community Supports](https://thearclexington.org/community-supports/): Lexington’s Community Supports provides programming to over 200 families living in the Fulton and Schoharie Counties communities who are caring for a child or adult in their own home. These supports may take place at the family’s home, in the community or at a Lexington site. Community Supports include respite, After School program, evening and weekend recreation, childcare during school holidays and vacations, a sensory swim program, specialized groups, parent support groups and networks and training, information and referral. Community Habilitation services, a program of our Community Supports, include training and assistance to encourage a person to live, work and […] - [Employment Supports](https://thearclexington.org/employment-supports/): Employment Resources in Fulton County and New Pathways to Employment in Schoharie County support approximately 200 individuals, over 100 of whom are employed in the community. Others are being supported in order to prepare for, find and retain jobs. We specialize in working with people who have difficulty finding a job, people with disabilities and people who are reentering the work force due to other medical conditions.   We provide support with job readiness training; placement in competitive industry; follow-up employment supports including job coaches; finding child care, transportation or appropriate clothing for work; and assistance with other personal needs. Both Employment Resources and New […] - [Day Supports](https://thearclexington.org/day-supports/): Lexington’s 15 day hab programs in Fulton County, and two in Schoharie County, support over 500 people with developmental disabilities in many settings and help them pursue their interests and achieve their goals while addressing their needs. Our day hab programs vary in size from 9 to 75 people and also vary in focus, though they all share a person-first approach with strong emphasis on wellness, community integration and individual growth and productivity. Engaged & Empowered, the wellness model of our day programs, supports each person in enhancing their physical, social, emotional, spiritual, intellectual and occupational needs. Engaged & Empowered […] - [Child & Adolescent Program Services](https://thearclexington.org/caps/): “At first I was skeptical about people working with my children in our home, but after a few visits with each therapist, everything just fell in to place. They treated my children as if they were their own. I am able to carry over techniques to ensure that my boys do not regress. I feel as though I am on my way to becoming an expert on learning how to work and live with autistic children.” — Tina, parent Child and Adolescent Program Services (CAPS) offer a variety of supports and services for children and adolescents with autism, intellectual disabilities […] - [Autism Support Services](https://thearclexington.org/autism-support-services/): Lexington supports a number of adults and children with a diagnosis on the Autism spectrum, people who have unique needs and a need for individualized supports. We tailor activities and strategies to address those needs with evidence-based interaction and communication tools including: specialized training for staff and families in Autism Spectrum Disorders, Positive Behavior Supports, Social Cognition Supports, Splash the Spectrum, Autism Movement Therapy, Assessments and Supports for Sensory Challenges, and Visual Supports. Lexington also hosts the Fulton-Montgomery Chapter of the Autism Society of America and the ASPIE group. Lexington’s Article 16 Clinic Autism Diagnostic Testing (Autism Diagnostic Interview-Revised/Autism  Diagnostic […] - [Article 16 Clinic](https://thearclexington.org/article-16-clinic/): The Article 16 Clinic is operated by the Arc Lexington under regulatory oversite of the Office of People with Developmental Disabilities (OPWDD). The Clinic’s goal is to provide services and opportunities designed to enhance independence, integration and productivity through clinical, diagnostic and support services in the areas of Social Work, Psychology, Psychiatry, Primary Medical, Nursing, Vocational Rehabilitation, Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapy, Speech & Language Pathology, Podiatry , Dementia and Autism Diagnostic Evaluation for individuals with diagnosed Intellectual Disability or those looking for evaluation and diagnosis. For information on accessing the Medent Patient Portal, please watch this video. For more information, […] - [Overview](https://thearclexington.org/overview/): Our quality supports span the full life of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. We also specialize in supports for people with autism, those who are medically fragile and traumatic brain injury survivors. Our nurturing environment, together with a person-first philosophy, is the foundation for our programs and services that set the standard for quality care supports. To Receive Services at Lexington If you would like to receive services or have questions, we have someone to guide you through the process. To learn more about Lexington and our services please contact Kim Schutz, our intake coordinator at schutzk@thearclexington.org or (518) […] - [Home](https://thearclexington.org/): Supporting Children and Adults with Developmental Disabilities in Fulton, Albany, and Schoharie Counties We empower people with autism and developmental disabilities to live their best lives, every day, by partnering with their families, our employees, and our community. How You Can Help To Receive Services Join Our Team CAREERS AT LEXINGTON We go to great lengths to make Lexington a great place to work, a place where employees feel valued, nurtured and respected. Employees find fulfilling, meaningful careers here and enjoy being part of our family. For two years in a row, Lexington was selected as one of the Albany Times […] - [Privacy Policy](https://thearclexington.org/privacy-policy/): Who we are Our website address is: https://thearclexington.org. What personal data we collect and why we collect it Comments When visitors leave comments on the site we collect the data shown in the comments form, and also the visitor’s IP address and browser user agent string to help spam detection. An anonymized string created from your email address (also called a hash) may be provided to the Gravatar service to see if you are using it. The Gravatar service privacy policy is available here: https://automattic.com/privacy/. 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