A Horseheads man who sustained a traumatic brain injury in a bicycle accident as a teenager is managing his anxiety and PTSD and has returned to work with the help of AIM’s services.

AIM has purchased AJ’s Deli, a popular eatery in Southport, to use in conjunction with our Supported Employment Program for people with disabilities.

AIM has received a grant to help individuals and families access health insurance coverage so they can receive treatment for substance use and mental health disorders.

AIM will soon begin providing Health Home services in Chemung, Schuyler and Steuben counties.

Rep. Joe Sempolinski, who represents the Southern Tier in Congress, visited AIM on Nov. 9 to learn about our assistive technology program.

Sempolinski is the lead Republican sponsor in the House of Representatives for the bipartisan 21st Century Assistive Technology Act, the federal legislation that funds assistive technology programs in all 50 states.

Chad Grover, a receptionist at AIM, is celebrating his 25th year with the agency.

On Sept. 28, AIM threw a surprise party for Grover in Corning’s Denison Park, with a catered lunch, a cake, Bingo. Many staff from our Corning and Elmira offices attended, as did some of Grover’s retired former coworkers along with his parents.