Oddy's Guide
What's The Resource Guide?
he NYC Disability Resource Guide is your one-stop, easy-to-use directory for finding local supports, services, and programs for people with disabilities.
Navigating disability services across NYC’s five boroughs can feel like a full-time job (we’ve been there!). So we built a friendly, easy-to-use space dedicated to local supports right here in New York City. Explore resources in:
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Manhattan
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Brooklyn
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Queens
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The Bronx
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Staten Island
Oddy's Research
What's Inside?
Did you know there are over 6 million disability resources across the U.S.— and 400,000 right here in New York City?
From local organizations and schools to therapy providers, inclusive programs, and community events, we make it easy to find the supports you need—all across the five boroughs.
Stop searching. Start connecting. Your NYC resources are here.
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Local disability organizations
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NYC Department of Education supports
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Early intervention services
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Therapy providers & clinics
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Inclusive recreation & sensory-friendly activities
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Adult services & transition programs
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Neurodiversity-affirming resources
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Community events across the city
No endless scrolling, no bureaucratic maze—just clear, local information designed to help you actually find what you need.
Oddy's Impact
Our Mission?
To help New Yorkers with disabilities and their families feel supported, informed, and included—in every borough.
So whether you’re just getting started or looking for something specific—
you’re welcome here. And you’re not doing this alone.
Explore disability resources across NYC—or jump straight into the directory and discover supports in your neighborhood.
Start exploring NYC resources
Oddy's Founder
The Resource directory was created by Jill LouAllen--
A proud Bronxite, autism mom, and A'Lelia Bundles Community Scholar.
Jill knows the system from the inside—as a parent and as an advocate.
After navigating the maze of disability services herself, she set out to build the tool she wished existed: one clear, trusted place for families to find real support.
Blending her tech background with years of advocacy work, Jill created a streamlined guide to programs, services, and resources across New York City.
Her belief is simple: no family should feel lost, overwhelmed, or alone—and with the right tools, they don’t have to.