Grants, scholarships and awards come from several sources, including the college, New York State and the Federal government. Other sources include funding from corporations, unions, trust funds, religious and fraternal organizations, and other associations. Grants, scholarships and awards do not have to be paid back. You should always explore the "free money" opportunities available to you before taking out a student loan.

* Provides an after-school program including: Recreation activities. Group activities. Homework help/tutoring. Socialization. Bible-based discussions. Events.

All school age children are welcome. While supplies last.

Evaluates Pre-Kindergarten through 12th grade students who present puzzling learning and/or behavioral difficulties. Areas evaluated include intellectual, perceptual, language, neuropsychological, socio-emotional, reading, spelling, math, written expression, and study skill characteristics.

* Provides telephone or in-person homework assistance using the Rochester City School curricula.* Sponsored by the Rochester Teachers' Association.* Offers tutoring referrals through Dial A Teacher.

Provides intake for emergency services with proof of address. Operates thrift store. Meeting space available in Caf area for support groups. AA and NA meeting place. Backpack school supplies program for children (K-6th) enrolled in Waverly School District.

Offers health care advocacy, diabetes and chronic disease prevention, outpatient mental health services and school-based mental health services.

Provides school-based prevention and intervention programs for adolescents in 6th through 12th grades. Addresses issues concerning drug and alcohol use, depression, truancy, low-self esteem, chronic truancy, grief issues, children of divorce, teen pregnancy, and children of alcoholics or substance abusers.

Provides back to school supplies.

Provides academic preparation for high school students who will be first-generation college students. Services include academic instruction, individual tutoring, career counseling, and college campus visits.

Provides after-school tutoring for youth. Offers a summer field trips for youth ages 6 to 14 years old. Coordinates neighborhood advisory board which is open to middle and high school teens.

Offers health care advocacy, diabetes and chronic disease prevention, outpatient mental health services and school-based mental health services.

Provides college entry for students who do not meet the normally applied admission criteria but who possess the potential for academic success.

* Provides a means of getting to and from school and school related activities on a daily basis.

Provides programming focused on academic enrichment, such as homework help and tutoring, school engagement, dropout prevention, career exploration, and intensive intervention and case management.

Provides primary, dental, and behavioral health care to students in eight Oswego County schools.

Provides a food pantry and assists with food and other emergencies such as utilities, fuel, and shelter. Also works with families in the area of family development, including budgeting as well as job skills and job search assistance.

Helps in finding housing, clothing, furniture, emergency food, child care, etc. Referral to counseling, self-help groups, social services, legal aid. Offers Thanksgiving assistance. Offers Christmas assistance of family food packages and clothing gifts for children. Represents rural needs on area agency boards and committees.

Provides programming for children during the school year including homework help and character building.

Provides school supplies to individuals in need when available.

Provides primary, dental, and behavioral health care to students in eight Oswego County schools.

* Offers training at affiliated centers for the blind. Services include:

• Comparing software and devices.
• Show new users what technology may be helpful to them.
• Give advice on how to comply with accessibility standards.
• Aide employers and employees on workplace accommodations.
• Provides information on where to get training and equipment.

* Offers youth programs that include:

• NFB Youth Slam - a four-day academy engages and inspires the next generation of blind youth to consider careers in science, technology, engineering, and math.
• NFB Scholarship program - gives a broad array of scholarships to recognize achievement by blind scholars.
• Braille Pals Club - an early literacy program that fosters positive attitudes about Braille for children and their families and promotes a love of reading by encouraging parents to read daily with their blind or low vision child.
• Early Explorers- designed to introduce young blind children and their families to the long white cane.

Assists women to achieve a level of independence, higher competencies in personal initiative, health and wellness, furthering education assistance, parenting skill, life skill and employment skills.

informs individuals with disabilities and organizations about their rights and responsibilitiesworks with them to solve problems of independent living helps those who want to enter the workforce benefits counseling: information about eligibility requirements and procedures, explanation of benefits and independent living skills training peer counseling and support groups social activities for individuals with disabilities community outreach, speakers and training on disability issues workshops on managing chronic health conditions and other disability-related topics sign language interpreter referrals and American Sign Language classes architectural accessibility consultations and modular ramp installation

Provides fresh, frozen and nonperishable food items free of charge once a month to residents of Broome County and weekly to families of registered Johnson City School District students.