Voluntary case management program for pregnant and/or parenting teens under the age of 21 to help them: access appropriate medical, educational, legal and social services to develop independent living skills and become self-sufficient receive information on prenatal care, parenting and child development during regular home visits participate in occasional educational and social group activitiesCoordinates panels at area schools of teen parents who talk about the hardships of being a parent at a young age to try to prevent further teen pregnancies.Individualized support for pregnant and parenting young adults through age 24 including:- Preparing for baby information such as prenatal care, safe sleep, feeding, bonding, diapering, and baby care- Services and support are delivered through regular home visits- Child development information to help promote healthy growth and development- Support in accessing appropriate medical, educational, legal and social services to develop independent living skills and become self-sufficient- Parenting information and support to help young parents feel confident in their parenting skills

A state-mandated service provided by every county with the goal of keeping vulnerable adults safely residing in the community or in the least restrictive alternative. It involves intake, investigation, and assessment of referrals of abuse, neglect, and financial exploitation of qualifying vulnerable adults. APS workers develop services plans with eligible clients to remedy physical abuse, sexual abuse, emotional abuse, neglect, financial exploitation, or to address unmet, essential needs of adults.

Provides a week long program during summer with a mission of empowering the next generation of leaders. Skills learned include teamwork, communication, positive decision making, and different leadership styles.

Provides mental health and case management services to youth ages 12 to 20 years in the juvenile justice system who present with a full range of mental health diagnoses and await release from a juvenile justice facility. Services begin prior to a youth's release from the facility and continue in the home after release.

Offers respite care for individuals with disabilities to allow their families and care takers time to address personal matters:

• Meals
• Supervision
• Basic medication administration

Provides short-term, intensive case management veterans and veteran families who are homeless or housing vulnerable.

Volunteers help the elderly, handicap and low income families with major home repairs such as roof repair, heating, hot water heaters and ramp construction.

* Investigates abuse, exploitation, neglect (by self or caretakers) for adults.

* Provides therapeutic services to individuals, children, couples/partners, and families. Services include: Individual, group, family, partner, and conjoint therapy sessions. Person centered, professional therapy to those facing various life challenges including, but no limited to: Grief/loss. Trauma. Domestic Violence. Relational concerns. Life changes and more.

Housing Program: Volunteers to work with residents, help with recreational activities, arts and crafts, tutoring for those enrolled in academic programs. General Clerical Duties: To file, copy, and do general office work (9:00 am - 4:00 pm Mon-Fri) Front Desk Reception: To answer phone and greet customers (9:00 am - 4:00 pm Mon-Fri) public Relations/Marketing: To distribute pamphlets, flyers, newsletters. Special assignment hours as needed. Required Training & Application Procedures: Depends on work assignment. Proof of Immunization: Not specified.

Offers before and after school programs for many districts in the Capital Region.

Provide law enforcement services for Town of Cicero residents. Provides free gun locks, car seat installation, house checks for individuals on vacation, a prescription drug giveback program, and safety audits for homes and businesses.

Before and Afterschool Program @ Townsend Elementary School, WaltonPreschool Program @ YMCA Child Care, Oneonta

Provides case management services to adults with chronic health conditions, serious mental illness, or HIV/AIDS to assist them in staying healthy, out of inpatient care, hospitals, and emergency rooms.

* Uses personal visits, group connections, developmental screenings, and linkages to community resources to support parent participants in becoming more aware of early child-development information. Includes: Monthly Personal Visits usually conducted in the home. Elements of each visit include parent/child interaction, family well-being, and development-centered parenting Group Connections offer opportunities for families to meet and develop supportive networks. They are offered at various times and locations to allow wider access to families. They address the needs of expectant participants and parents of newborns Screenings are provided to help ensure early detection of any potential health or early-learning issues or developmental delays Resource Networking and connection to available community resources appropriate to the family's needs

* Provides ongoing programs for LGBTQ+ and ally caregivers and older adults including: Care management. Personal safety advocacy and support. Support groups. Coffee hour for caregivers.

Provides families of individuals with developmentally disabilities with temporary relief from caregiving responsibilities. Services are provided in the home setting or through community-based recreational outings by a respite worker.

keeps up city-owned parks and Newman Golf Course maintains street trees between curbs and sidewalks maintains natural areasCircle Greenway, a 10-mile walk around Ithaca's natural and urban features including gorges, waterfront, Cornell campus and downtown Commons. Free maps available at City Hall.

* Coordinates the match between active seniors and seniors who need a little help in their home. The senior workforce can relate with their fellow seniors. Services include respite care, companion care, light housekeeping, meal prep, medication reminders, rides to doctors appointments, shopping, errands, laundry.

* Provides individual assessment, support and advocacy to individuals interested in education, training and employment. * Offers ACCES-VR services and Ticket to Work. * Offers Certified Work Incentives Benefit Advisors regarding impact of wages on benefits/entitlements. * Provides Peer Training Academy.

Allows individuals and their family to have decision-making authority over the services that the individual receives to live independently. Offers a support team of three professionals to provide fiscal intermediary services, and support brokerage with the choice of independent or agency brokers (when availble).

* Medicaid-funded program that allows people with disabilities to hire and train personal assistants to care for them in their homes. CDR serves as a fiscal intermediary, processing payroll for personal assistants and providing support to consumers as they manage their own program of care.

Support group for anyone (man or woman) who has been a victim or survivor of domestic violence.

* Provides an adult day health care program. Physical Therapy. Podiatry. Occupational Therapy. Nutrition. Speech Therapy. Activities of Daily Living. Leisure Activities. Hair Care. Skilled Nursing/Medical Services.

Offers community habilitation, respite, and intensive behavior services for individuals with Autism Spectrum disorders or a related developmental disability.