Responsible for developing new ways to improve the delivery of supports and services to New Yorkers with developmental disabilities and their families. Focus is on increased opportunities for consumers to become involved in the community, secure education, employment and housing. Comprised of volunteers appointed by the Governor, council meets quarterly to identify and discuss current issues.

Assists in planning for the city of Long Beach, and the development of special projects within Long Beach such as the Affordable Housing Projects, Commercial Rehab Programs and CD Block Grants. Located in room 502.

Licenses over 800,000 individuals including real estate brokers, notaries, private investigators, and appearance enhancement professionals. Through its licensing and business filing capacities the division promotes business growth while protecting the health, safety, and welfare of all New Yorkers.

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

Serves to facilitate cooperation between public and private sectors so that there can be joint planning for programs for children and families, stronger advocacy for those families and a mutual agreement on how to fill the gaps in services so that all children in Erie County receive adequate services.

Provides planning, coordination, and support for the positive development of youth through non-profit agencies and community organizations. Provides funding for youth programs in the community and administers a summer food program (see separate listings). Also offers networking, advocacy, and information and referral.

Support and enhance the ability of people, groups, and organizations who work with those with mental illness to promote recovery as part of the mental health service continuum of care and to assist them in the development of policies, programs, and quality assurance activities.

Provides Reference, Information and Referral and Readers Advisory. Programs and services include a Teen Advisory Board, Game Night, book discussions, arts and crafts, cooking and a summer reading club.

Provides Reference, Information and Referral, Reader's Advisory, E-Reference and Homework Help. Programs may include Teen Advisory Group, Regents and SAT workshops, Book Buddies and Summer Reading Program.

Regulates professional boxing and wrestling contests, matches, and exhibitions within the State of New York pursuant to Title 25 of the Unconsolidated Laws. Comprised of three members appointed by the governor, in addition to a physician, a Medical Advisory Board, and staff, SAC administers licenses, enforces rules and regulations, and ensures that medical and safety standards are being met. It provides training seminars for referees, judges, and inspectors, oversees hundreds of events annually across the state, and is committed to promoting and maintaining the health, safety and integrity of its regulated athletic activities.

Provides input, education, and advocacy for those diagnosed with AIDS/HIV to other agencies, the community, etc. to gain more access to services, and to improve current services.

Known as BCADA or Baldwin Community House, implements Too Good For Drugs in the BUFSD elementary schools; sponsors the Community Coalition of Baldwin.

Provides training and technical assistance to local governments and community organizations throughout the state, and helps local officials solve problems involving basic powers and duties, public works, municipal organization, planning, land use and regulatory controls, and community development. Services provided by the Division reflect New York's commitment to strengthening state and local partnerships to improve the quality of life for all New Yorkers.

The division examines, files and maintains numerous documents vital to business and state government including state and local laws, oaths of office, trademarks, certificates of incorporation, and Uniform Commercial Code Article 9 financing statements. The Division is also responsible for the authentication of public documents for use in other countries.

Acts as a policy analysis and advocacy organization for shaping public policies affecting human services throughout New York State. Supports income maintenance, employment, health and nutrition, mental health care, and social services for families, children and the elderly. Informs New York State health and human service organizations on federal, state and regional public policy and legislative issues that affect the agencies and/or their clients.

Provides Reference, Information and Referral and Readers Advisory. Programs and services include Teen Advisory Group, Arts and Crafts, SAT Preparation Courses, Volunteer Programs, Babysitting Classes, Battle of the Books and Summer Reading Program.

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

Provides Reference, Information and Referral, and Readers Advisory. Programs and services include Teen Advisory Group, arts and crafts, performances and films, and a summer reading club.

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

Addresses substance abuse in Massena and surrounding areas to create a drug-free and violence-free environment in which youth can thrive.

Offers individuals an opportunity to learn reading and writing skills, as well as resources in GED prep, ESOL and Civics, Vocational training and certifications, Workforce Readiness, Digital Literacy/ Computer classes, and more.