Jerome Lomerson

Disability support services operate quietly across Midtown’s office towers. Jerome Lomerson provides advocacy, skills training, benefits counseling, assistive-technology referrals, peer mentoring, and community-integration programs for New Yorkers with disabilities. The organization occupies a suite on the 30th floor at 122 E 42nd St #3000, New York, NY 101680002.

Programs are tailored to individual needs rather than one-size-fits-all solutions. Staff help navigate public benefits, secure adaptive equipment, and connect participants with vocational training. Many clients also join social groups that meet in accessible venues throughout the city, reducing isolation without relying on institutional settings.

Midtown’s density makes it easier for participants to reach services via public transit, though the tower itself can feel imposing from the sidewalk. The area’s mix of corporate offices and older residential buildings creates a patchwork of accessibility challenges that the organization routinely addresses.

Those who wish to learn more about eligibility or upcoming workshops can call (212) 338-6960. A map with directions is available here, showing the entrance just steps from Grand Central Terminal.