Provides a residential treatment center for children with emotional, behavioral or mental difficulties. Treatment utilizes a multi-disciplinary team to build on a child's abilities and strengths, and empowers families to be active collaborators in treatment. There is an on-site learning center for children in the residential program where they receive intensive, individualized education in small classes for reading, language arts, social studies, science, math, health, and social skills, along with art, music, library, computer instruction, physical education, and other recreational and outdoor activities to help build new skills, self esteem, and confidence.

Residents 18-21 years old live in supervised group home and supported apartments. Skills training and support provided in all areas of daily living.

Residential and home services to adults and children with developmental disabilities and/or mental illness, including respite services, supervised congregate care, and family care. Transportation is available for Family Care and IRA. Supportive Apartments are available to those individuals with developmental disabilities ages 18+.

Provides adolescents who are in the custody of their local Department of Social Services with short and long term residential placement. Focuses on individual clinical goals, their behavior, and healing from past trauma.

Institutionalized residential treatment for socially and emotionally handicapped boys ages 12-17 and high-school age girls. On-campus school, recreation and work-experience program. Professional social workers and psychologists provide regular treatment through individual counseling and therapeutic groups.Current capacity is 189 beds: 68 "critical care" beds in the boys' hard-to-place program 24 "critical care" beds in the girls' hard-to-place program 12 beds for sex offenders 27 beds for youth dually diagnosed with intellectual disability and emotional disturbance 24 beds in intermediate care-for boys who have been successful in Critical Care or the offender treatment program and for whom the focus can be changed to transitioning out of residential care 18 (9 boys, 9 girls) beds in intensive residential substance abuse program 16 (boys) "Raise the Age" program for older boys who would formerly have been treated as adults

Residential treatment of adolescent male sexual offenders.

Provides holistic, strength-based mental health services in collaboration with youth and families to support the goal of safe reunification in the community. Together, youth and family members establish, learn, and practice skills and engage in therapeutic processes to heal from traumatic experiences and regain hope.

Provides an institutional level of care for children who have had negative life experiences and have been identified as hard to place.

* Offers Non Medicaid Care Management services, Assertive Community Treatment Services and Mental Health Residential Services.

St. Mary's Behavioral Health Services offers information on adult and children's psychiatric evaluations. The St. Mary's Children's Mental Health Clinic provides outpatient mental health services for seriously emotionally disturbed children up to 18 years of age and their families who reside in Fulton, Montgomery and Hamilton counties. Limited evening and and Saturday appointments may be available upon request. St. Mary's Emergency Services provides 24-hour-contact with mental health services including emergency telephone counseling. Other services include in-person evaluations, intervention and assessment.

Provides adolescents who are in the custody of their local Department of Social Services with short and long term residential placement. Focuses on individual clinical goals, their behavior, and healing from past trauma.

Provides therapeutic services in a home-like atmosphere for adolescent boys ages 12 to 18 years while they attend Watertown City School District and their parents are provided an advocate.

Provides long-term care for youth with a primary psychiatric diagnosis including mood, thought, conduct, and personality disorders.

Foster parent must be at least 21 yrs, pass background check, receive ongoing training and support. Foster parent receives daily stipend; clothing allowance; and medical, dental, and orthodontic coverage for children in their home. Can be matched with children ranging from birth through age 21 yrs, including pregnant teens.

* Provides day school (Pre-K through 12th grade) education and residential programs for deaf and hard of hearing youth.

Provides an institutional level of care for children who have had negative life experiences and have been identified as hard to place.

217 Delaware Ave community residence is actually 2 programs in one building. The one level is for adolescents who require trauma informed treatment and permanency planning while residing in a safe setting. The goal is to maintain as many community connections as possible, i.e. school, family, spiritual life, etc. The residents stay for the necessary time to reach their goals, so this is can be either short term or long term depending on the situation. Each resident has an individual plan and individual goals. The other level and program is a semi independent living program designed to assist youth in care to receive the benefits of care while practicing to be on their own. These 18-21 year old youth are supported in finishing school, trade school, finding employment, budgeting, and food shopping, maintaining their environment, and developing social skills. This co-ed group home with ten total beds is located in the City of Albany. 217 Delaware Ave also offers emergency admissions for children of all ages. These admissions are on a more short term basis. They stay at the Delaware Ave location while a more long term plan can be developed.

Creates safe, secure 24-hr setting for 48 boys and girls (7-17 yrs) who are exhibiting a level of social and/or emotional disturbances which warrants a supervised treatment setting.

Provides separate adult, adolescent and family treatment facilities with specialized recovery programs on inpatient basis. Uses AA principles, includes individual and family treatment, provided on voluntary basis; networks AA contact, outpatient services, and halfway house placement for clients from outlying areas.

Provides evaluation and treatment services, through an intensive, short-term (4-9months) residential program, for children with emotional and behavioral problems, and works with the families to develop comprehensive diagnoses, treatment recommendations and referrals.

Residential treatment center for chemically dependent youth ages 12-18 years. On-site education is provided. This treatment center also provides a 30-day program for males who are struggling with mental health, alcohol and drug addiction.

Provides residential care for troubled boys in foster care or who have committed minor offenses. The program provides structure, therapy and support designed to help youth stabilize and return to the community successfully.

Co-ed residential treatment center which cares for children with emotional and cognitive difficulties. Focuses on teaching residents life skills and preparing them to return to the community.

Provides residential care and developmental services for young people with mental retardation, cerebral palsy, autism, brain damage, seizure disorders and other physical disabilities.

* Provides a short term (1-21 day) individualized family-centered, community-based, trauma sensitive, safe, and therapeutic living environment, to children with serious emotional disturbances.