* Helps plan and coordinate services for youth.* Assess youth needs to determine funding priorities.* Promote partnerships with agencies and community providers for comprehensive services.* Provide funding to youth service agencies.* Monitor and evaluate Youth Bureau funded programs to ensure quality services.* Coordinate Runaway and Homeless services for youth.* Study/examine different segments of the youth services system and issues that affect youth.* Advocate for legislation, systems change, and funding to improve/assist the youth services system.* Create mentoring opportunities for youth to interact with seniors, professionals, and community leaders.* Member of the Rochester Healthy Homes Partnership Member Organization.

* Plans, coordinates, advocates and allocates funds for recreation, youth services in Cayuga County. No direct services to youth.

Focuses on these areas to improve health care access, delivery and outcomes 14 Central New York counties: health careers exploration continuing education programs and services clinical training opportunities community partnership development

Working in partnership with people in need to build and renovate decent, affordable housing.

The NYSDDPC Council is comprised of Governor-appointed volunteers. More than 60% of these volunteers must be individuals with developmental disabilities or family members. Other members include NYS State Agency representatives, UCEDD representatives, and representatives of the Protection and Advocacy System. In addition, a small staff of New York State employees supports the efforts of the Council in fulfilling its mission.

An outreach program for recipients of mental health services in Niagara County. Consumers are encouraged to become involved in decisions made regarding the services they receive for their illness. A monthly meeting is hosted by the MHA to allow consumers and service providers the opportunity to meet and discuss local planning of services.

The C.A.P program works to bring awareness to the needs of the community and then implements projects to address those needs. Project Overview: - Wall Space - Back Pack Program - Just say no to garbage bag moving - Helpful links on staying safe online - Prom Dress Drive - AmberLena Kinship Care Center: focuses on kinship care first and foster care second. - Voiceless TPR (formerly Samantha's Rule): works to obtain orders of protection for children with temporary restraining orders until the age of 18. - NFP Helpers - working with new non-profits to develop skills and plans. - Center for Learning There is also a satellite location at: 8180 Greiner Road Williamsville, NY, 14221

* Provides information and tools in order to raise public awareness, promote education, and increase actions to around youth issues use throughout Seneca County. Meets regularly to plan goals and activities around youth issues. Meetings include agency representatives and community members.

Staff support for 10 senior citizen groups in outlying areas, such as Trumansburg, Lansing and Newfield. Groups meet bi-monthly for discussion and planning.

* Offers prevention education services. Life skills workshop series offered to school and community groups. Training and workshops for parents and professionals.* Offers support groups for parents and youth.* Coordinates and plans services for youth by identifying unmet needs and develop programs to meet those needs.* Offers street outreach and anti-violence groups for K-12 grade.

Local strategies and financial resources for county-wide planning of services for youth, including: technical assistance to municipalities evaluation program and fiscal monitoring needs assessment community education

* Assists local Cayuga county governments in a wide variety of planning, energy, environmental, zoning and development issues.

Advocates for alcoholism and substance abuse services in Western NY. Contracts management of local programs receiving state funds. Provides regional planning for services, regulatory oversight to all licensed drug and alcohol programs, and oversight of prevention, recovery and housing services that provide OASAS services. Does NOT service individuals.

Ithaca Youth Council Ambassadors (IYCA) are a diverse self-directed group of nominated teens with a mission to listen and speak for Youth in Tompkins County. Most schools in Tompkins County have ambassadors representing them. Ambassadors create resources to address youth needs with a focus on civic engagement and peer leadership. Ambassadors meet with local leaders and government bodies to share what they learn and create.IYC Ambassadors meet regularly throughout the school year generally after school. Ithaca Youth Council is offered by Youth Employment Service as part of the Ithaca Youth Bureau.IYC serves teens from all school districts in Tompkins County.

Working in partnership with people in need to build and renovate decent, affordable housing.

The Health Planning Council is a program of the Human Services Coalition committed to improving the health and well-being of Tompkins County residents. By convening stakeholders across multiple sectors and providing a neutral forum to exchange ideas, HPC promotes collaboration, alignment of resources, and shared leadership to achieve the common goals. HPC administers the Tompkins Health Network, a rural health network program focused on improving access to health care, coordination of services, and ensuring equitable health outcomes for all people.Health Planning Council has an Advisory Board of Directors and implements its work plan through standing committees and ad hoc work groups. It oversees programs and services that improve access to health care and reduces disparities including the following direct service programs: Health Insurance Navigation, Community Health Advocates.

* Provides alcohol and drug education. Substance abuse prevention. Training on alcoholism and chemical dependency. Referrals for treatment.