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 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.

* Provides an array of health-related services to the area served in collaboration with health care providers.* Offers health care community outreach. Health care access. Medical transportation. Dental services. Mother's and Children's Health Outreach. Mental Health and Substance Use Prevention. Health Professions Scholarships. Diabetes and Chronic Disease Coalition.* Provides 20-50% discount on retail prescription drug costs for uninsured, underinsured through Wayne county Prescription Discount Program (Wayne Rx).* Serves as one of 35 rural health networks in New York State.

Provides leadership to the community in its effort to reduce the incidence and severity of all forms of family violence.

Believing that every child in New York State deserves fair opportunity to achieve the learning standards established by NYS Board of Regents, the Alliance for Quality Education formed to increase resources for education so that every public school can provide quality education to all of its students.

Works with the town recreation department to develop opportunities for healthy satisfying recreation and leisure activities for residents.

Email Web Form: https://www.sevenvalleyshealth.org/contact-us The mission of Seven Valleys Health Coalition (SVHC) is to cultivate local solutions and collaborative actions that advance the health and well-being of the Cortland community. Using the social determinants of health as a framework, there are four main program areas: Community Health Education, Food Systems, Maternal Health, and Social Supports.

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

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

Facilitates cooperation and collaboration among health and human services providers to develop an organized, efficient and effective service delivery system, including recommendations for action.Helps build non-profit capacity through coordinated grant writing, technical assistance and training, plus provides links to local, regional and national decision makers. reviews human services funding requests to assist informed decision-making by funding sources develops and implements issue-driven community needs assessments and studies provides technical assistance on request to health and human service agencies convenes the Homeless & Housing Task Force, Continuum of Care, and bi-monthly Human Services Forums publishes the Funders Directory coordinates ongoing Workshop series (normally held at the Borg Warner Room at the Tompkins County Public Library) presentations and training on a variety of human service related topics

Serves as the technical support agency (on behalf of Nassau and Suffolk Counties) for the administration of Ryan White Part A/MAI funds for individuals with HIV/AIDS on Long Island. Provides support to the Planning Council in assessing needs, identifying gaps in services and allocating funds and provides oversight/monitoring of Ryan white Part A contracted agencies funded to provide medical and support services to HIV positive individuals.

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.

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.

sponsors summer camp scholarship program, senior citizens group, mailing Danby-area newspaper, Rural Youth Services other programs, outings, concerts, dances and parties

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.

* 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.

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.

* Works with families, children, community partners, professionals and paraprofessionals who work with children. Primary Project. Classroom social-emotional screening Play-based intervention Pathways National Accreditation for Child Care Centers RECAP Promoting informed decisions in Rochester, NY's early care and education system Stage of Change Program Professional development focused on "readiness to change."

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

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

Promotes, establishes and maintains a unified system of youth development, recreation and delinquency prevention programs. Does not provide any direct services, has contracts with local organizations.

Raises money in the community through the efforts of volunteers and invests those resources in programs that help people improve their lives. No direct assistance to individuals.

Offers grants to assist the local community in efforts to enhance existing programs or the development of new programs for youth. Programming should be either an educational, recreational or cultural project and enhance the Developmental Asset base of youth. Assets are positive experiences, opportunities, and personal qualities that all children and adolescents need to be responsible, successful and caring.

Oversees development and implementation of youth services throughout the county. Assists in coordination and networking of services in order to provide the most services to keep youth engaged. Provides outreach to area organizations and the public to make them aware of issues faced by the county's youth.

Works to create and continue permanently a fund known as the United Way, to be collected cooperatively through voluntary subscriptions, as well as by gifts, bequests, and other legal means, which funds shall be periodically disbursed by the corporation, pursuant to its By-laws, for the maintenance of health, educational, recreational, welfare and charitable services. No direct services are offered through this agency.