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Catholic Charities
315-724-2158
"Catholic Charities' services reach out to children through After-school Child Care, Athletic Programs, & Camp Nazareth, to families & individuals in need of therapeutic counseling and those requiring emergency assistance for basic human needs. This includes a food pantry and a clothing give away program in our Rome offices. Pregnant and parenting youth and adults seek support services as well as parenting education in our Child and Family Development program. For those
pregnant women who choose not to parent their baby, the Agency's
certified adoption program is an option. Catholic Charities also serves persons with special needs in NYS certified residential settings, providing community residential care to persons with mental illness, developmental disabilities, or drug/alcohol addiction".
Faxton St. Luke's OB Care Clinic
315-624-6241
We are strictly a Pregnancy Care clinic, covering pre-natal care through 6-8 weeks post-partum.. We follow NYS income eligibility guidelines. A Financial Counselor is on site for enrollment. We provide total pregnancy care, as well as Childbirth & breastfeeding classes. Coordination of care is provided by Physicians Nurse Practitioner, Registered nurses & secretaries.
Hours of operation: 8am - 4pm, Monday thru Friday.
We accept Medicaid and HMO's thru Medicaid.
1656 Champlin Ave
Utica, NY 13502
(315) 624-6241
Hear 2 Learn
www.hear-2-learn.com
Early intervention, preschool, school age and private pay provider. Offering comprehensive services for children with developmental delays in all areas and of all ages, with a specialization in children with hearing loss. We offer family trainings, playgroups, workshops and professional trainings, and a full service state of the art audiology clinic featuring hearing aids, assistive devices, and FM systems. Some of our professional services include speech/language pathology, motor therapies, special education, audiology, teacher of the hearing impaired, teacher of the visually impaired, feeding therapy, and service coordination.
Hear 2 Learn: Pediatric Therapies for Independent Lives: www.hear-2-learn.com
Dr. Arlene Balestra-Marko, AuD, CCC-A, Director
6575 Kirkville Road, East Syracuse, NY 13057
Phone: 315-701-5710, Fax: 315-701-5711
Dr. Arlene Balestra-Marko, AuD, CCC-A, Director
6575 Kirkville Road, East Syracuse, NY 13057
Phone: 315-701-5710, Fax: 315-701-5711
Kids Oneida Inc.
www.kidsoneida.org
Kids Oneida is a not for profit organization that works with at risk youth and their families to keep them from out of home placements. Using the wraparound philosophy towards treatment, Kids Oneida works with a comprehensive team to provide the child and family with individualized treatment and services to help them meet their goals.
Kids Oneida is a unique home and community-based network that provides individualized and non-traditional services to the highest risk youth with social, emotional, and behavioral challenges. Kids Oneida strives to inspire hope in our children and families by empowering them to face life’s obstacles and keep their families together.
Kids Oneida, Inc.
310 Main Street
Utica, NY 13501
Ph 315-792-9039
Fax 315-792-9578
www.kidsoneida.org
Madison Oneida BOCES
www.moboces.org
Madison Oneida BOCES provides programs and services to 9 local school districts as well as collaboratively working with community based organizations, government agencies and local businesses. The Madison-Oneida BOCES provides preschool evaluations to children 3-5 years of age, Pre-Kindergarten and Preschool classes to multiple districts, services for the "When in Rome R.E.A.D." program, as well as services provided by the Early Childhood Direction Center.
Madison Oneida BOCES
4937 Spring Rd., PO Box 168
Verona, NY 13478-0168
Pre-Kindergarten- 361-5903
Preschool Evaluation Team- 361-5902
Preschool Special Education-361-5902
When In Rome R.E.A.D.- 338-5264
Early Childhood Direction Center-361-5654
Mohawk Valley Genetic Services Ferre Institute
Ferre Institute’s Genetic Counseling Program is a comprehensive, community-based genetic service that assures access to the practical application of genetic counseling for patients and their medical providers in the communities where they live and work, and promotes public awareness of genetics in everyday life. During our 30 year history of providing exemplary genetic counseling services, we have reached out to many underserved areas and have aimed to find cost effective approaches to providing genetic services. Ours is a true collaborative clinical model that enhances clinical care and forms the foundation for ongoing education of health practitioners. The referring health practitioner joins the genetic counselor in the genetic evaluation and testing process, and no client is turned away for inability to pay. Today, we are proud to have created a community of medical providers that depend on our services in 23 counties of upstate NY.
Mohawk Valley Latino Association
www.mvlautica.org
The Mission of the Mohawk Valley Latino Association (MVLA) is to improve the standard of living for all residents of the Mohawk Valley through various services that will educate, empower, achieve awareness amongst different cultures, help shape young minds, and demonstrate the great opportunities available within the Mohawk Valley.
Mohawk Valley Perinatal Network, Inc.
www.newfamily.org
Mohawk Valley Perinatal Network, Inc. is a 501(c)3, not-for-profit organization that has been serving families in Herkimer and Oneida Counties since 1996. The Network was formed through the collaborative effort of dedicated professionals to improve the perinatal health of women throughout our region. We are currently one of 16 Prenatal-Perinatal Services Networks funded by the New York State Department of Health, and work with health and human service professionals and consumers to improve the overall health of communities in the Mohawk Valley. Our mission is to improve birth outcomes, and maternal, child and family health. We accomplish this by assessing community needs, educating health and human service providers, updating perinatal data, educating and referring consumers, providing facilitated enrollment services, and encouraging healthy behaviors and increased use of health insurance programs. We are dedicated to improving birth outcomes for all women and their families, and particularly women facing difficult challenges.
For information on health insurance options or assistance applying for Child Health Plus, Family Health Plus and Medicaid, contact Lynne Gates at ext. 224.
For information on pregnancy, infants, and maternal and child health, contact Emmie Comstock at ext. 228.
Diana Y. Haldenwang
Executive Director
1000 Cornelia Street, 2nd floor
Utica, NY 13502
Phone: 315.732.4657 ext. 225
Fax: 315.732.5640
Executive Director
1000 Cornelia Street, 2nd floor
Utica, NY 13502
Phone: 315.732.4657 ext. 225
Fax: 315.732.5640
Oneida County Health Coalition
Options With Learning, LLC
www.optionswithlearning.com
www.optionswithlearning.com
Options With Learning, LLC has been operating in the Capital District since 1993 and in the Utica Rome Area since 2006.
OWL is approved by the New York State Department of Health to provide early intervention services and diagnostic evaluations in the areas of Speech, Special Education and Assistive Technology.
OWL provides services for school age children in a variety of areas including multisensory reading, writing, grammar, math instruction, consultant teacher direct/indirect services and speech and language therapy, articulation. Additionally, OWL works with children who are identified with spectrum related disabilities.
OWL works with school districts and parents in developing Individualized Educational Plans (IEP) that reflect the students’ needs. OWL supports the development of specific, measurable goals and implements instruction that is both sequential and cumulative.
Rome City School District Preschool Program
www.romecsd.org
FOREVER GROWING PRESCHOOL PROGRAM and PRESCHOOL EVALUATIONS
The Rome City School District provides a comprehensive program for preschool students requiring special education that meets both the mandates and the spirit of state and federal legislation. Preschoolers two and one half to four years of age are eligible for multidisciplinary team assessment at no cost to the family. If you suspect your child might be delayed in speech, language, intellect, motor skills, or social-emotional skills, call 338-6507 for more information on a referral for testing.
Once completed, student evaluations are reviewed at a Committee on Preschool Special Education (CPSE) meeting. Services based on the individual needs of each student determined at the CPSE meeting. Educational achievement, social development, physical development and management needs are all considered for recommended services. If services are deemed needed, the district offers a full continuum of services for preschoolers ranging from related therapy services to itinerant teacher services and special education classrooms. The Early Childhood programs are located at 409 Bell Road, Rome, NY and the phone number is 334-1240. More information is available on the district's website: www.romecsd.org. Please contact the 338-6507 for more information on referrals or call the Director of Support Services at 338-6581.
The Arc, Oneida-Lewis Chapter, NYSARC
www.thearcolc.org
The Arc, Oneida-Lewis Chapter, NYSARC is a human service organization that has been a leader in services for people with developmental disabilities since 1954. The Agency was founded by a group of parents who envisioned a rich, full life for their children with disabilities inclusive in the community. Today, The Arc is one of 55 chapters of the statewide NYSARC, Inc.
The Arc provides a full spectrum of educational, vocational, employment, residential, family support, service coordination, guardianship, respite care, recreational rehabilitation, day habilitation, clinical, senior and children’s services to people with developmental disabilities and their families.
The Arc continues to provide services for families including programs such as Social Connections, Sensory Swim and Splish Splash, CollegeWorks and Teen outreach Peer Socialization Program (TOPS).
The Agency is staffed by over 760 professionals and serves over 1,650 individuals throughout Oneida and Lewis counties.
Our Mission
Our mission is to enable persons with disabilities and their families to achieve their potential through self-determined goals in partnership with the Agency.
We will provide leadership in our community to develop the necessary human and financial resources to fulfill this mission.
Upstate Cerebral Palsy
www.upstatecp.org
Upstate Cerebral Palsy is the premier provider of direct-care services and programs for individuals who are physically, developmentally, or mentally challenged and their families. Upstate Cerebral Palsy currently employs more than 1,900 full and part-time employees at 74 locations throughout central New York. As direct-care and education centers, these include medical, clinical and therapeutic personnel, teachers, social service staff, maintenance, clerical and general support staff.
Upstate Medical University
www.upstate.edu
Dr. Howard Weinberger, Upstate Golisano Children’s Hospital in Syracuse, NY, is the medical director of the program. The assistant medical director is Carrin Schottler Thal, MD at the Albany Medical Center. Maureen Butler, RN, Golisano Children’s Hospital, is the program coordinator for the region. The Resource Center is funded through a grant from the New York State Department of Health.
United Way of the Valley & Greater Utica
United Way of the Valley & the Greater Utica Area is a local, independent non-profit organization funding area programs and services that address the most crucial local community impact issues. United Way’s strength is its ability to improve lives by mobilizing its partners to create positive, sustained change in community conditions. For more information, visit www.unitedwaygu.org or call 315.733.4691.
YWCA Mohawk Valley
www.ywcamv.org
The YWCA Mohawk Valley, established in 1885, is a non-sectarian organization dedicated to the mission of eliminating racism and empowering women. The agency provides an array of life-changing programs and services in Oneida and Herkimer counties and serves more than 20,000 individuals each year.
YWCA Mohawk Valley programs serving Oneida County include a residential facility for homeless and runaway girls, family court-based childcare centers, domestic violence emergency shelters, transitional housing for homeless victims of domestic violence, a school-based leadership program for girls, and fitness and aquatics programming. The YWCA also provides violence and bullying prevention education and outreach in Oneida and Herkimer county schools, colleges, and businesses. Additionally, the YWCA provides sexual violence-specific services in Herkimer County, including education, outreach and a child advocacy center.
Last Updated 01/20/2011 Created 08/25/2010