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Hundreds of people gathered at the Westchester County Center for the 7th annual Diverse Abilities Job and Resource Fair on Tuesday.

The event gave attendees of all abilities the chance to network, meet potential employers, and learn about local services.

Around 70 organizations participated, including the New York State Commission for the Blind and Westchester County Parks.

"We do have part-time opportunities, temp opportunities, seasonal opportunities, so it runs the gamut," said Shari Rosen Ascher, Director of Policies & Programs for Westchester County. "This is not age specific, it's not disability specific."

Another fair is expected in the near future for those who couldn't attend.