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2017-2018 Resource Manual Onondaga County and Surrounding Areas Working Together To Make Exceptional Typical
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Table of Contents ACCESS TO OPWDD Exceptional Family Resources
1820 Lemoyne Avenue.......................................... 478-1462
Syracuse, 13208 www.contactefr.org
Access to OPWDD Services................................. 3
Adaptive Equipment............................................ 12
HCBS Waiver Services.....................................5-12
Home Health Care............................................... 40
SERVICES
H.O.M.E., Inc.
Adult Medical Day Programs......................... 12, 13 The New York State Office for People With Developmental (Humanitarian Organization for Multi-cultural Experience)
Adult Day Programs...................................... 12, 13 Individualized Support Services (ISS)............. 9, 10 Disabilities (OPWDD) is responsible for coordinating ser- 831 James Street.................................................... 472-5110
Adult Social Day Programs................................. 13 Information & Referral................................... 34, 36 vices for people with developmental disabilities; including Syracuse, 13203 www.homeincny.org
Insurance............................................................. 37 intellectual disabilities, cerebral palsy, Down syndrome, au-
After-School Programs.................................. 13, 14
tism spectrum disorders, traumatic brain injury prior to age Liberty Resources, Inc.
Agencies.........................................................15-19 Intensive Behavior Services (IBS)........................ 10 21 and other neurological impairments. It provides services 1065 James Street.................................................. 425-1004
Agency Listings............................................. 78, 79 directly and through a network of not-for-profit service pro- Syracuse, 13203 www.liberty-resources.org
Assistive Technology..................................... 19, 20 Legal & Advocacy...........................................37-39 viding agencies. www.opwdd.ny.gov
Onondaga Community Living
FRONT DOOR To help you get ready to plan for OPWDD 518 James Street Suite 110.................................... 434-9597
Behavior Services/Supports.......................... 10, 11 Medicaid Insurance............................................. 37 services, you will be asked to attend an information session. Syracuse, 13203 www.oclinc.org
Brokers.................................................................. 3 Medicaid Service Coordination (MSC)............... 4,5 The information session is a way for you to learn valuable
Medical Home Care....................................... 39, 40 information about: 1) The supports and services that may RCIL (Resource Center for Independent Living)
Medicare Insurance............................................. 37 be right for you and how to access them 2) The options that PO Box 210............................................................ 797-4642
Center Based Preschool Programs..................... 26 exist for helping individuals and families 3) How the Front Utica, 13503 www.rcil.com
Child Care............................................................ 27 Door process works. Opening the door to a richer, fuller life,
Community Based Prevocationals Services......... 8 Out of County Resources...............................61-67 a person-centered approach to planning supports for people The Kelberman Center
(Cayuga, Cortland, Madison & Oswego) with developmental disabilities. To register for a information Offices in Syracuse and Utica
Community Habilitation..................................... 5, 6 session contact: 2608 Genesee Street........................................315-797-6241
Consumer Directed Personal Assistance CNYDDRO Region 2......................................793-9600 Ext. 1 Utica, NY 13502 www.kelbermancenter.org
Pathway to Employment....................................... 7
Program (CDPAP)................................................ 39
Counseling/Mental Health Services.............. 22, 23
Preschool Programs.......................................23-26 SELF-DIRECTION Self-direction is a program that allows BROKER SERVICES
individuals to make choices about how to use their Medicaid The Broker is responsible for helping individuals develop
Recreation & Leisure......................................41-44 and state funding to meet their needs and goals. Individuals, their Self-Direction plan and budget based on decisions
Day Habilitation................................................. 6, 7 with the support of their family, friends and advocates, can made by the individual and their team. The Broker is
Religious Programs............................................. 44 choose from a broad range of staffing supports, programs required to coordinate quarterly meetings, monitor the
Dental............................................................ 22, 23
Rep-Payee Services............................................ 32 and financial assistance with living expenses. Each Self- person’s expenses and may assist with oversight of staffing
Residential & Housing....................................44-47 Direction Plan requires a Fiscal Intermediary and Support for the Self-Direction plan.
Early Childhood..............................................23-27
Respite.......................................................... 11, 12 Broker. Individuals must attend Self-Direction Information
Education Advocacy & Resources................ 50, 51 Session to begin services. AccessCNY
Call to register.............................................793-9600 Ext 1 1603 Court Street................................................... 455-7591
Eligibility Determination......................................... 4 School Districts, Special Education...............47-51 Syracuse, 13208 www.accesscny.org
Emergency Housing Shelters.............................. 28 Self-Direction Program.......................................... 3 FISCAL INTERMEDIARY (FI) Individuals who choose
Emergency Services...................................... 27, 28 SEMP (Supported Employment Program)............. 8 Self-Direction are required to have a Fiscal Intermediary Advocates, Inc.
(FI) agency that will provide the funding and oversight of 636 Old Liverpool Road........................................ 469-9931
Employment Services........................................ 7, 9 Senior Services..............................................51-53 Liverpool, 13088 www.advocatesincorporated.org
the person’s plan. The FI agency will pay the person’s staff,
Environmental Modifications (EMODS)................. 9 Sign Language Classes....................................... 57 provide required training, and ensure that all state and fed-
Employment Training Program (ETP)..................... 7 Social Skills Training & Classes..................... 57, 58 eral regulations are met. The FI will also pay costs that are Exceptional Family Resources
Evaluations.....................................................28-30 Special Education Parent Groups................. 49, 50 included in the person’s approved budget. The Fiscal Inter- 1820 Lemoyne Avenue.......................................... 478-1462
mediary will assign a representative who will participate in Syracuse, 13208 www.contactefr.org
Special Education Parent Guide......................... 47 meetings to regularly provide budget updates and provide
Family Education & Training (FET)......................... 9 Support Groups............................................. 54, 55 assistance as needed. Liberty Resources, Inc.
Family Support Services (FSS)............................ 32 1065 James Street.................................................. 425-1004
Financial Programs........................................ 30, 31 AccessCNY Syracuse, 13203 www.liberty-resources.org
Trainings, Classes & Workshops....................56-68
1603 Court Street................................................... 455-7591
Financial Supports........................................ 32, 33 Transition For High School Students............. 48, 49 Syracuse, 13208 www.accesscny.org Onondaga Community Living
Fiscal Intermediary (FI).......................................... 3 Transportation............................................... 58, 59 518 James Street Suite 110.................................... 434-9597
Food Assistance............................................ 32, 33 Transportation (Medicaid Cab)............................ 59 Advocates, Inc. Syracuse, 13203 www.oclinc.org
Front Door............................................................. 3 636 Old Liverpool Road........................................ 469-9931
Liverpool, 13088 www.advocatesincorporated.org RCIL (Resource Center for Independent Living)
Guardianship & Future Planning.................... 33, 34 Vocational & Continuing Education................59-61 400 Columbia Street.............................................. 797-4642
Utica, 13503 www.rcil.com
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MEDICAID SERVICE COORDINATION
HCBS WAIVER SERVICES
The Kelberman Center E. John Gavras Center
Offices in Syracuse and Utica Medicaid Service Coordination (MSC) assists individuals 182 North Street..................................................... 282-0562
2608 Genesee Street....................................... 315-797-6241 and their families in finding, obtaining and coordinating the Auburn, 13021 www.gavrascenter.com
Utica, NY 13502 www.kelbermancenter.org necessary resources, services and supports to help people HOME AND COMMUNITY-BASED SERVICES (HCBS)
live as independently and successfully in the community as Elmcrest Most OPWDD services are funded though Medicaid;
Unity House of Cayuga County Inc. possible. Additionally, MSC’s provide oversight, information 228 Lafayette Road................................................ 492-2131 therefore, in most cases, it is necessary that individuals
34 Wright Ave..........................................253-6227 Ext. 202 and advocacy as needed. The Medicaid Service Coordinator Syracuse, 13205 www.elmcrest.org seeking services from OPWDD enroll in Medicaid. You
Auburn, 13021 www.unityhouse.com is responsible for developing, implementing and maintaining must be eligible for and enrolled in Medicaid, to enroll in
the Individualized Service Plan (ISP). The ISP is created Epilepsy-Pralid Inc. (EPI) the HCBS waiver. Contact your MSC for HCBS waiver
ELIGIBILITY DETERMINATION through a person centered approach which allows people 1065 James Street, Suite 220................................. 477-9777 eligibility and enrollment.
To access most of OPWDD supports and services you will with disabilities and their families to create a vision of the Syracuse, 13203 www.epiny.org
need to qualify for OPWDD Eligibility. You will gather future through choice and informed decision making. To be COMMUNITY HABILITATION (CH)
medical, educational records and diagnostic reports and eligible for Medicaid Service Coordination, a child or adult Exceptional Family Resources Community Habilitation is a service that increases
may choose to work with an Service Access and Assistance needs to have a documented developmental disability, often 1820 Lemoyne Avenue.......................................... 478-1462 independent living skills. A Direct Support Professional
Coordinator from an agency. referred to as having “eligibility”. To obtain eligibility for Syracuse, 13208 www.contactefr.org (DSP) staff member will support a person to build meaningful
a person, the first point of contact is the Front Door at the
life skills within a person’s home and their community. Goals
CNYDDRO (Central New York Developmental Disabilities
AccessCNY
Regional Office) 315-793-9600. A person must also have
H.O.M.E. Inc. are developed during the person-centered planning process
6666 Manlius Center Road.................................... 218-1658 (Humanitarian Organization for Multicultural Experiences) and are reflected within the valued outcomes of the ISP.
Medicaid or be eligible to receive Medicaid. Agencies listed 831 James Street.................................................... 472-5110
East Syracuse, 13057 www.accesscny.org Goals may include: self-advocacy, travel training, household
below are Medicaid Service Coordination (MSC) providers. Syracuse, 13203 www.homeincny.org chores, money management, healthy living/fitness, self-
Central New York Quest Inc.
AccessCNY care, cooking, and socialization. This is a OPWDD Waiver
1065 James Street, Suite 210................................. 732-3431 Huntington Family Center service contact your MSC for more details.
6666 Manlius Center Road.................................... 218-0830 405 Gifford Street.................................................. 476-3157
Syracuse, 13203
East Syracuse, 13057 www.accesscny.org Syracuse, 13204 www.huntingtonfamilycenters.org AccessCNY
OPWDD CNY DDRO Advocates, Inc. 6666 Manlius Center Road.................................... 218-0825
Central NY Region 2....................................793-9600 Ext. 1 636 Old Liverpool Road........................................ 469-9931
Liberty Resources, Inc. East Syracuse, 13057 www.accesscny.org
www.opwdd.ny.gov 1065 James Street.................................................. 425-1004
Liverpool, 13088 www.advocatesincorporated.org
Epilepsy-Pralid Inc. (EPI) Syracuse, 13203 www.liberty-resources.org Arc of Onondaga
1065 James Street, Suite 220................................. 477-9777 Arc of Onondaga 600 S. Wilbur Avenue............................................ 476-7441
Syracuse, 13203 www.epiny.org 600 S. Wilbur Avenue............................................ 473-5027 Onondaga Community Living Syracuse, 13204 www.arcon.org
Syracuse, 13204 www.arcon.org 518 James Street, Suite 110................................... 434-9597
Exceptional Family Resources (EFR) Syracuse, 13203 www.oclinc.org ARISE Child and Family Service, Inc.
1820 Lemoyne Avenue.......................................... 478-1462 ARISE Child and Family Service, Inc 635 James Street.................................................... 472-3171
Syracuse, 13208 www.contactefr.org 635 James Street.................................................... 472-3171 Self-Direct, Inc. Syracuse, 13203 www.ariseinc.org
-EFR First Step Program assists individuals with develop- Syracuse, 13203 www.ariseinc.org 12 Oswego Street................................................... 635-5374
mental disabilities, living with their families, to establish Baldwinsville, 13027 selfdirectinc.org Central New York
OPWDD eligibility. Cayuga Centers Developmental Disabilities Regional Office (CNYDDRO)
-EFR Senior Caregivers Program assists individuals with 2507 James Street, Suite 201 & 205...................... 253-5383 Spaulding Support Services 187 Northern Concourse........................................ 473-5050
a developmental disability that share a home with their 55 Syracuse, 13206 www.cayugacenters.org 6520 Basile Rowe.................................................. 478-6210 N. Syracuse, 13212 www.opwdd.ny.gov
years old or older family member. East Syracuse, 13057 www.spauldingsupport.org
Catholic Charities of Onondaga County Central New York Quest Inc.
Learning Disabilities Association of CNY (LDA) 1654 W. Onondaga Street...................................... 424-1800 Syracuse Jewish Family Service 1065 James Street, Suite 210................................. 732-3431
212 E. Manlius Street ........................................... 870-9464 Syracuse, 13204 www.ccoc.us 4101 E. Genesee Street.......................................... 445-0820 Syracuse, 13203
E. Syracuse, 13057 www.ldacny.org Syracuse, 13214 www.sjfs.org
Central New York Quest Inc. Community Options New York, Inc.
Liberty Resources, Inc. 1065 James Street, Suite 210................................. 732-3431 The Kelberman Center 216 W. Manlius Street............................................ 431-9859
1065 James Street.................................................. 425-1004 Syracuse, 13203 Offices in Syracuse and Utica E. Syracuse, 13057 www.comop.org
Syracuse, 13203 www.liberty-resources.org 2608 Genesee Street....................................... 315-797-6241
Central New York Services, Inc. Utica, NY 13502 www.kelbermancenter.org Elmcrest
Spanish Action League of Onon. County Inc., 518 James Street, Suite 240................................... 478-2453 228 Lafayette Road..................................492-9990 ext. 204
700 Oswego Street.................................. 475-6153 Ext. 212 Syracuse, NY 13203 www.cnyservices.org Toomey Residential and Community Services, Inc. Syracuse, 13205 www.elmcrest.org
Syracuse, 13204 www.laligaupstatecny.org 1654 W. Onondaga Street...................................... 424-1845
Community Options New York, Inc. Syracuse, 13204 www.ccoc.us Epilepsy-Pralid Inc. (EPI)
216 W. Manlius Street............................................ 431-9859
1065 James Street, Suite 220................................. 477-9777
E. Syracuse, 13057 www.comop.org Unity House of Cayuga County, Inc. Syracuse, 13203 www.epiny.org
31 Market Street.......................................258-9531 ext. 202
Auburn, 13021 www.unityhouse.com
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Exceptional Family Resources (EFR) DAY HABILITATION Onondaga Community Living PATHWAY TO EMPLOYMENT
1820 Lemoyne Avenue.......................................... 478-1462 Day Habilitation, or “Day Hab” targets activities that 518 James Street.................................................... 434-9597 Pathway to Employment is a one-year time limited service
Syracuse, 13208 www.contactefr.org typically take place outside the home. These activities could Syracuse, 13203 www.oclinc.org for people wanting to build work skills and discover their job
include a person joining and participating in a local health interests. Some of the services available are: travel training,
H.O.M.E., Inc. club and/or contributing to the community through volunteer Toomey Residential and Community Services building social skills, career exploration, volunteer experi-
(Humanitarian Organization for Multi-cultural Experience) work. Separate activities are tied together as they address 1654 W. Onondaga Street...................................... 424-1845 ences, job shadowing and career/vocational planning. This is
831 James Street.................................................... 472-5110 outcomes the individual has identified, such as becoming Syracuse, 13204 www.ccoc.us a OPWDD Waiver service contact your MSC for more details.
Syracuse, 13203 www.homeincny.org more independent, improving health through physical
activity, and becoming involved in the community, as stated AccessCNY
InclusiveU at Syracuse University
305 Huntington Hall.............................................. 433-4058
in their Individualized Service Plan (ISP). To receive day EMPLOYMENT SERVICES 1603 Court Street................................................... 410-3385
habilitation, an individual with a developmental disability Syracuse, 13208 www.accesscny.org
Syr., 13244 www.taishoffcenter.syr.edu/inclusiveu must be enrolled in Medicaid and on the Medicaid Waiver. EMPLOYMENT TRAINING PROGRAM (ETP)
People are referred by their Medicaid service coordinator. All individuals that are accepted into this internship program Arc of Onondaga
Learning Disabilities Association of CNY (LDA) Day habilitation is a service of the Home and Community have to meet the necessary requirements to become a NYS 346 N. Midler Avenue............................424-6000 Ext. 2100
212 E. Manlius Street ........................................... 870-9453 Based Services Medicaid (HCBS) Waiver. Syracuse, 13206 www.arcon.org
employee. Supports provided through ETP include job de-
E. Syracuse, 13057 www.ldacny.org
velopment, job placement, and job coaching services. The
AccessCNY ETP internship assists individuals to obtain employment to ARISE Child and Family Service, Inc.
Liberty Resources, Inc. 1603 Court Street................................................... 455-7591 earn at least minimum wage. Participants must also attend 635 James Street.................................................... 472-3171
1045 James Street.................................................. 425-1004 Syracuse, 13208 www.accesscny.org Syracuse, 13203 www.ariseinc.org
monthly job readiness classes. ETP is geared towards indi-
Syracuse, 13203 www.liberty-resources.org
viduals who have a strong work ethic and/or volunteer his-
Arc of Onondaga tory. This is a OPWDD Waiver service contact your MSC for Elmcrest Children’s Center
Onondaga Community Living (OCL) 600 S. Wilbur Avenue............................................ 476-7441 more details. 228 Lafayette Road..................................492-9990 Ext. 228
518 James Street, Suite 110................................... 434-9597 Syracuse, 13204 www.arcon.org Syracuse, 13205 www.elmcrest.org
Syracuse, 13203 www.oclinc.org
AccessCNY
Central New York 420 East Genesee Street......................................... 478-4151 Exceptional Family Resources (EFR)
Project SEARCH at Syracuse University Developmental Disabilities Regional Office (CNYDDRO) Syracuse, 13202 www.accesscny.org 1820 Lemoyne Avenue............................478-1462 Ext. 562
308 Huntington Hall.............................................. 807-2522 187 Northern Concourse........................................ 473-5050 Syracuse, 13208 www.contactefr.org
Syr., 13244 www.taishoffcenter.syr.edu/projectsearch N. Syracuse, 13212 www.opwdd.ny.gov
Arc of Onondaga
346 N. Midler Avenue............................424-6000 Ext. 2100 H.O.M.E. Inc.
Salvation Army Community Options New York Inc.
Syracuse, 13206 www.arcon.org 831 James Street.................................................... 472-5110
677 S. Salina Street................................................ 475-1688 216 W. Manlius Street............................................ 431-9859 Syracuse, 13203 www.homeincny.org
Syracuse, 13202 www.sasyr.org E. Syracuse, 13057 www.comop.org
ARISE Child and Family Service, Inc.
635 James Street.................................................... 472-3171 Liberty Resources, Inc.
SELF-DIRECT, Inc. David Clark Learning Center (AccessCNY)
Syracuse, 13203 www.ariseinc.org 1045 James Street.................................................. 425-1004
12 Oswego Street................................................... 635-5374 6666 Manlius Center Road.................................... 410-3340 Syracuse, 13203 www.liberty-resources.org
Baldwinsville, 13027 www.selfdirectinc.com East Syracuse, 13057 www.accesscny.org
Elmcrest Children’s Center
228 Lafayette Road..................................492-9990 Ext. 228 Onondaga Community Living
Spaulding Support Services Foundations Program at Onondaga Community College
Syracuse, 13205 www.elmcrest.org 518 James Street Suite 110.................................... 434-9597
6520 Basile Rowe.................................................. 478-6210 J. Stanley Coyne Hall, 4969 Onondaga Road........ 498-6005 Syracuse, 13203 www.oclinc.org
East Syracuse, 13057 www.spauldingsupport.org Syracuse, 13215 www.sunyocc.edu
Exceptional Family Resources (EFR)
1820 Lemoyne Avenue............................478-1462 Ext. 562 Unity Employment Services
The Kelberman Center H.O.M.E. Inc. 518 James Street Suite B-2......................478-4240 Ext. 106
831 James Street.................................................... 472-5110 Syracuse, 13208 www.contactefr.org
Offices in Syracuse and Utica Syracuse, 13203 www.unityhouse.com
2608 Genesee Street....................................... 315-797-6241 Syracuse, 13203 www.homeincny.org
Learning Disabilities Association of CNY (LDA)
Utica, NY 13502 www.kelbermancenter.org 212 E. Manlius Street ........................................... 870-9460
Gateway Day Habilitation
320 Gateway Park Drive........................................ 452-0992 E. Syracuse, 13057 www.ldacny.org
Toomey Residential and Community Services
1654 W. Onondaga Street...................................... 424-1845 N. Syracuse, 13212 www.opwdd.ny.gov
Liberty Resources, Inc.
Syracuse, 13204 www.ccoc.us 1045 James Street.................................................. 425-1004
Liberty Resources Inc.
1045 James Street.................................................. 425-1004 Syracuse, 13203 www.liberty-resources.org
notes… Syracuse, 13203 www.liberty-resources.org
Onondaga Community Living
Loretto Daybreak Adult Medical Day Program 518 James Street Suite 110.................................... 434-9597
161 Intrepid Lane................................................... 498-4405 Syracuse, 13203 www.oclinc.org
Syracuse, 13205 www.lorettodaybreak.org
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COMMUNITY BASED PREVOCATIONAL SERVICES Elmcrest Children’s Center beneficiaries can access the Employment Network /Ticket to FAMILY EDUCATION & TRAINING
This service would benefit individuals who need to build job 228 Lafayette Road..................................492-9990 Ext. 228 Work Program, to find employment services for beneficiaries
Syracuse, 13205 www.elmcrest.org with a range of disabilities. Recipients of the New York State Family Education and Training (FET) is a HCBS waiver
skills in order to obtain future employment. The purpose of service provided to the parent/guardian of whose children
this service is habilitative rather than teaching a specific job Adult Career and Continuing Education Services (ACCES-
VR) can receive Direct Employment Services and Certified are under 18 years of age to maintain their Medicaid.
task or skill. Prevocational Services are provided to persons Exceptional Family Resources (EFR)
Insurance. Instructors that provide FET trainings should
not expected to join the general workforce within one year. 1820 Lemoyne Avenue............................478-1462 Ext. 562 Work Incentive Benefit Planning from Circare. Contact an
Syracuse, 13208 www.contactefr.org ACCES-VR counselor, to find out more about these services. be recognized experts in their field and possess the
Individuals develop skills through job shadowing and vol- appropriate credentials which are deemed satisfactory to
unteer work. Allowable services include; learning to follow Individuals who receive Health Home Care Coordination
Services can contact their Care Co-coordinator to receive the Central New York Developmental Disabilities Regional
directions, attending to task, problem solving, work safety, Learning Disabilities Association of CNY (LDA)
Office. Agency FET providers may not have more than eight
demands of the work place and task completion. This is a 212 E. Manlius Street ........................................... 870-9460 information about vocational services provided in the Health
E. Syracuse, 13057 www.ldacny.org Home. “Employment is our Priority” FET parents participate in any single session. Sessions must
OPWDD Waiver service contact your MSC for more details. be a minimum of two hours each. Contact your MSC for
Liberty Resources, Inc. Spanish Action League of Onon. Co., Inc. arrangements or one of the FET provider agencies listed
AccessCNY below.
420 East Genesee Street......................................... 478-4151 1045 James Street.................................................. 425-1004 700 Oswego Street................................................. 475-6153
Syracuse, 13202 www.accesscny.org Syracuse, 13203 www.liberty-resources.org Syracuse, 13204 www.laligaupstatecny.org
Bilingual information and assistance mainly directed toward Exceptional Family Resources (EFR)
Onondaga Community Living the Latino population, but all clients are assisted regardless of 1820 Lemoyne Avenue.......................................... 478-1462
Arc of Onondaga Syracuse, 13208 www.contactefr.org
346 N. Midler Avenue............................................ 424-6000 518 James Street.................................................... 434-9597 their ethnic background. The careers department assists with
Syracuse, 13203 www.oclinc.org applications, resume development, job leads and placements Our FET class schedule is on our website.
Syracuse, 13206 www.arcon.org
Community Options New York, Inc. St. Joseph’s Vocational Services ENVIRONMENTAL MODIFICATIONS (EMODS) INDIVIDUALIZED SUPPORT
216 W. Manlius Street............................................ 431-9859 747 James Street.................................................... 703-2759 Environmental Modifications are adaptations to the home or SERVICES
E. Syracuse, 13057 www.comop.org Syracuse, 13203 www.sjhsyr.org property that are necessary to increase or maintain a person’s The Individualized Support Services (ISS) program is designed
ability to live at home with independence and assured to help people live on their own rather than in a group home
Exceptional Family Resources (EFR) Unity Employment Services safety. These adaptations address needs related to physical, or with other family members. ISS provides funding which, in
1820 Lemoyne Avenue............................478-1462 Ext. 562 518 James Street Suite B-2......................478-4240 Ext. 106 behavioral, or sensory disabilities. This is a OPWDD Waiver addition to individual’s current income, helps to pay necessary
Syracuse, 13208 www.contactefr.org Syracuse, 13203 www.unityhouse.com service contact your MSC for more details. bills. As few people have enough money to buy everything they
want, each person will need to make some decisions between
SEMP (SUPPORTED EMPLOYMENT) ADDITIONAL EMPLOYMENT SUPPORTS AccessCNY things that they really NEED (a place to live, clothes to wear,
This service provides assistance and staff support for an 6666 Manlius Center Road.................................... 218-0844 etc.) versus things they WANT but really don’t need. All ISS
individual to obtain, maintain or advance in employment. A Central New York Services, Inc. East Syracuse, 13057 www.accesscny.org recipients must meet OPWDD’s (Office for People With
job coach will assist with on-the-job training such as; work PROS (Personalized Recovery Oriented Services) Developmental Disabilities) eligibility guidelines including
tasks, problem solving, communication and travel training. 375 W. Onondaga Street........................................ 478-2030 ARISE Child and Family Service, Inc. criteria about a person’s living situation. A person with a
Based on an individuals needs supported employment Syracuse, NY 13202 www.cnyservices.org 635 James Street.................................................... 472-3171 developmental disability (DD) living alone or living with non-
services may vary. This is a OPWDD Waiver service contact PROS (Personalized Recovery Oriented Services) Syracuse, 13203 www.ariseinc.org related housemates, a single parent/head of household with
your MSC for more details. employment services are designed to enable participants developmental disabilities, a married couple, one or both with
to successfully develop individual capacities for getting Central New York developmental disabilities with or without children, a person
AccessCNY
and keeping a job. This is achieved through consistent Developmental Disabilities Regional Office (CNYDDRO) living with a sibling, both with developmental disabilities.
420 East Genesee Street......................................... 478-4151 187 Northern Concourse........................................ 473-5050
participation in a variety of evidence-based employment
Syracuse, 13202 www.accesscny.org N. Syracuse, 13212 www.opwdd.ny.gov AccessCNY
related classes. In addition, our professional staff works
6666 Manlius Center Road.................................... 218-0844
one-on-one with participants to address work behaviors,
Arc of Onondaga East Syracuse, 13057 www.accesscny.org
learn social skills in the work place, practice effective SELF-DIRECT, Inc.
346 N. Midler Avenue............................................ 424-6000 12 Oswego Street................................................... 635-5374
communication, problem solve, attend to grooming/hygiene,
Syracuse, 13206 www.arcon.org Baldwinsville, 13027 www.selfdirectinc.com ARISE Child and Family Service, Inc.
and set goals. Skill development and ongoing support are 635 James Street.................................................... 472-3171
key components of the program. Syracuse, 13203 www.ariseinc.org
ARISE Child and Family Service, Inc.
635 James Street.................................................... 472-3171
Syracuse, 13203 www.ariseinc.org
Circare notes… Epilepsy-Pralid Inc. (EPI)
620 Erie Blvd West, Suite 302............................... 472-7363 1065 James Street, Suite 220................................. 477-9777
Syracuse, 13204 www.cir.care Syracuse, 13203 www.epiny.org
AURORA of Central New York, Inc.
Circare provides employment services through several
518 James Street, Suite 100.....TDD 422-9746...... 422-7263
different programs, to fulfill the needs of a wide-range of
Syracuse, 13203 www.auroraofcny.org
people. The Home and Community Based Employment
program provides people with Mental Illness and Substance
Community Options New York, Inc.
Use Disorders, specially designed employment services
216 W. Manlius Street............................................ 431-9859
to help them gain employment. Social Security Disability
E. Syracuse, 13057 www.comop.org
Insurance (SSDI) and Supplemental Security Income (SSI)
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L’Arche Syracuse OTHER BEHAVIOR SUPPORTS-NON WAIVER staff work toward the development of a structured meal plan Catholic Charities Neighborhood Centers
920 Spencer Street................................................. 479-8088 Autism Spectrum Related Disorders Clinic at that is designed to meet the needs of each individual child. 1654 W. Onondaga Street...................................... 424-1800
Syracuse, 13204 www.larchesyracuse.org Caregivers are trained in the techniques that work best for Syracuse, 13204 www.ccoc.us
Margaret L. Williams Developmental Evaluation Center
215 Bassett Street................................................... 472-4404 assisting their child in being successful. Additionally, clinical -Bishop Foery Foundation
Learning Disabilities Association of CNY (LDA)
Syracuse, 13210 www.developmentalevaluationcenter.com services are supplemented with in-home visits to ensure the 100 Edmund Avenue, Syr., 13205.......................... 475-8316
212 E. Manlius Street ........................................... 870-9453 An interdisciplinary team approach is used. Services child continues to consume all foods successfully within the -Hawley Youth Organization
E. Syracuse, 13057 www.ldacny.org focus on communication systems, sensory processing and natural environment. Prior to receiving feeding services, all 716 Hawley Avenue, Syr., 13203........................... 472-6343
organization, social and emotional skill building, play skills, individuals need to obtain medical clearance from Upstate -Northside CYO
Onondaga Community Living (OCL) behavioral needs, family adjustment, parenting groups, Medical Gastroenterology. 527 N. Salina Street, Syr., 13208........................... 474-7428
518 James Street, Suite 110................................... 434-9597 home and classroom supports. The clinic offers training The Family Behavior Analysis Clinic uses the basic -Vincent House
Syracuse, 13203 www.oclinc.org and consultation to families and professionals working principles of learning and behavior analysis to assess 500 Seymour Street, Syr., 13204........................... 475-9844
with children with autism spectrum disorders. Services for and treat behavior problems displayed by children with -Westmoreland Park
Spaulding Support Services families who wish some help with parenting their child, developmental disabilities. Children appropriate for this 130 Westmoreland Avenue, Syr., 13224................ 473-6754
6520 Basile Rowe.................................................. 478-6210 professionals who are working with a specific child at home clinic are those who are at risk for a change in their living
East Syracuse, 13057 www.spauldingsupport.org or school, professionals who are interested in further training or school placement or whose behaviors put them or their
Exceptional Family Resources (EFR)
and mentoring in providing appropriate services. family at serious risk for diminished health.
1820 Lemoyne Avenue.......................................... 478-1462
Toomey Residential and Community Services Syracuse, 13208 www.contactefr.org
1654 W. Onondaga Street...................................... 424-1845 Center for Development, Behavior and Genetics/ SELF-DIRECT, INC.
“Take A Break” Family Respite Services recruit, screen and
Syracuse, 13204 www.ccoc.us SUNY Upstate 12 Oswego Street................................................... 635-5374
train Direct Support Professionals, then match them with en-
725 Irving Avenue, Suite 112................................. 464-6395 Baldwinsville, 13027 www.selfdirectinc.com
rolled families who have a child with a developmental dis-
Syracuse, 13210 www.upstate.edu/gch Serves people with TBI. Intensive Behavioral Program,
Unity House of Cayuga County, Inc.
Home and Community Support Services, Community ability. EFR provides several types of respite ranging from
31 Market Street............................................253.6227 x202 The Center for Development, Behavior, and Genetics provides
Integration Counseling, Home and Community Support in-home to community based services. All respite services
Auburn, 13021 www.unityhouse.com comprehensive, innovative, family-centered health care.
Services (HCSS). require OPWDD eligibility and some require enrollment in
Our team of professionals advocate for and support patients
the HCBS Medicaid Waiver. Call for details on our various
and their families by promoting independence, respect,
INTENSIVE BEHAVIOR SERVICES (IBS) services.
effective communication, and community collaboration.
Intensive Behavior Services (IBS) specifically addresses the RESPITE “Project Explore” is a summer recreation/respite program
Center programs include: Autism and Child Development,
needs of families caring for a child or adult at home who Respite gives families and caregivers an opportunity for for students ages 13-21 with developmental disabilities.
Medical Genetics, Metabolic Program, Physical Disabilities,
is displaying challenging behaviors that threaten the capac- temporary relief of the daily responsibility of caring for a The program runs weekdays, June-August, from noon-5pm.
and Spina Bifida.
ity of the family to cope and result in increased risk for out person who has a disability. Most agencies require OPWDD OPWDD eligibility and enrollment in HCBS Medicaid
Family Behavior Analysis Program is comprised of services
of home placement. This service comprises a high quality, (Office for People With Developmental Disabilities) Waiver is required.
for both Severe Behavior Disorders and Feeding Disorders.
time-limited, intensive intervention that includes functional The services for Severe Behavior Disorders include the eligibility and HCBS waiver eligibility.
behavioral assessment, the development of a targeted behav- H.O.M.E., Inc.
assessment and treatment of challenging behavior (e.g.,
ior management plan, extensive training by clinicians to par- ARISE Child and Family Service, Inc. (Humanitarian Organization for Multi-cultural Experience)
aggression, self-injury, pica, property destruction, general
ents and other caregivers in the home, and transition planning 635 James Street.................................................... 472-3171 831 James Street.................................................... 472-5110
disruptive behavior, non-compliance) displayed by children
activities. The goal of the service is to provide families with Syracuse, 13203 www.ariseinc.org Syracuse, 13203 www.homeincny.org
and adolescents with developmental disabilities. More
the behavior management skills necessary to achieve and Our Respite services give parents and care-givers a much- After-school respite program to individuals ages 10-22 and
specifically, a team of Licensed Psychologists, Board
maintain community stabilization, and allow the individuals needed break. Whether you need to work, run errands, or just the hours of operation are Monday through Friday 2pm-6pm.
Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs), and direct-care
continued participation in community programs, routines and staff will assist families with understanding the purpose relax, we can provide safe supervision and a variety of social and
activities. Agencies that provide this OPWDD Waiver service recreational experiences to children and adults with disabilities. Spaulding Support Services
behind their child’s challenging behavior and develop an
are listed below or contact your service coordinator for ad- After-School Respite is available in Onondaga and Madison 6520 Basile Rowe.................................................. 478-6210
individualized treatment that focuses on the prevention of County. In-Home Respite is available in Madison, Onondaga &
ditional information. future occurrences of the challenging behavior. Caregivers East Syracuse, 13057 www.spauldingsupport.org
Oswego Counties. Respite gives caregivers a break from the day to day care
are trained in basic behavior management techniques,
Franziska Racker Centers as well as on the treatment procedures specific to their needs of their family member. Short- term, planned respite
Casey’s Place
882 NYS Route 13....................................... (607) 753-9375 child’s challenging behavior. Finally, clinical services are 228 LaFayette Road............................................... 492-9990 services are available at a friendly supervised setting by
Cortland, 13045 www.rackercenters.org supplemented with in-home visits to ensure carryover of Syracuse, 13205 www.elmcrest.org trained staff who provide a level of care to meet the needs
the behavior management techniques into the child’s natural Site-based planned respite for children with developmental of each individual. The service requires OPWDD eligibility
Oswego Industries, Inc. environment. Children appropriate for these services are disabilities and/or severe medical conditions ages birth to and HCBS waiver enrollment. There are two locations.
7 Morrill Place....................................................... 598-3108 those whose behavior puts them or their family at serious 21. Overnight respite includes weekends and summers, -Crystal House .......................................................424-3851
Fulton, 13069 www.oswegoindustriesinc.org risk for diminished health and/or the child is at risk for a day respite includes afterschool, teen, school breaks and 104 East Beard Ave., Syracuse, 13205
change in their home or school placement. summers. Children must be OPWDD eligible.
The services for Feeding Disorders include the assessment -Guest House..........................................................478-5254
The Kelberman Center
Offices in Syracuse and Utica nd treatment of a variety of feeding difficulties displayed by 241 Beattie Street, Syracuse, 13224
2608 Genesee Street........................................315-797-6241 children both with and without developmental disabilities. notes…
Utica, NY 13502 www.kelbermancenter.org Feeding difficulties may include: food selectivity, food The Kelberman Center - Offices in Syracuse and Utica
refusal, and restricted or limited food consumption due to a 2608 Genesee Street........................................315-797-6241
medical complication (e.g., presence of G-tube). The feeding Utica, NY 13502 www.kelbermancenter.org
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ADDITIONAL RESPITE SERVICES
David’s Refuge
ADAPTIVE EQUIPMENT PACE CNY (Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly)
-Sally Coyne Center AFTER SCHOOL
100 Malta Lane...................................................... 452-5800
8195 Cazenovia Road............................................ 682-4204
Manlius, 13104 www.davidsrefuge.org
AccessCNY
1603 Court Street................................................... 410-3336
N. Syracuse, 13212
-Catherine McAuliffe Center
PROGRAMS
“Caring for the Caregiver” a bed and breakfast retreat in Syracuse, 13208 www.accesscny.org
Manlius for parents/guardians who care for children of any 700 E. Brighton Avenue......................................... 452-5800 Boys and Girls Club of Syracuse
Adaptive equipment available for loan. Syracuse, 13205 www.pacecny.org Administration....................................................... 472-6714
age with special needs; child must live full time in the family
home and be OPWDD eligible. Syracuse, 13224 www.BGCSyracuse.org
ARISE Child and Family Service, Inc. St. Camillus Adult Day Health 2100 E. Fayette Street............................................ 472-6727
635 James St.......................................................... 472-3171 813 Fay Road......................................................... 488-2951 201 Hamilton Street............................................... 468-0521
Syracuse, 13203 www.ariseinc.org Syracuse, 13219 www.st-camillus.org The Boys & Girls Club is a youth development agency
Adaptive equipment available for loan. whose goal is to inspire and enable all young people in the
Syracuse area, especially those who need us most, to realize
AURORA of Central New York, Inc. ADULT SOCIAL DAY PROGRAMS their full potential as productive, responsible and caring
518 James Street, Suite 100..... TDD 422-9746..... 422-7263 Programs for older adults who may be socially isolated or need citizens. Call administrative offices for programs and sites in
Syracuse, 13203 www.auroraofcny.org supervision during their structured daily activities. They provide other neighborhoods.
Assistive devices for individuals with vision/hearing loss; supervision, socialization, mental and physical stimulation,
talking watches, large print materials, flashing safety devices nutrition, and linkage to community services. Some Social Casey’s Place
and household supplies. Day Programs are med certified; some are not. Some include 228 Lafayette Road................................................ 492-9990
amenities such as beauty salon services. They are NOT a Syracuse, 13205 www.elmcrest.org
Medicaid eligible service. People generally private pay for these After school site-based respite for children ages 3 to 21 with
ADULT DAY PROGRAMS services, though some financial assistance may be available. developmental disabilities and/or medical conditions who
qualify for OPWDD services.
Dunbar Center
1453 S. State Street................................................ 476-4269 ADULT MEDICAL DAY PROGRAMS Alzheimer’s Association, Kirkpatrick Day Program
Syracuse, 13205 www.dunbarassociation.org 441 W. Kirkpatrick Street...................................... 472-4201 Catholic Charities Neighborhood Centers
Serves adults (typically age 21 and older) requiring medical Syracuse, 13204 www.alzcny.org 1654 W. Onondaga Street...................................... 424-1800
Our goal is to provide after school and respite programming services including those with diabetes, stroke, multiple
to children ages 5-19, that will help enhance and produce well Syracuse, 13204 www.ccoc.us
sclerosis, Parkinson’s, heart failure, emphysema, epilepsy, Salvation Army Adult Day Center
rounded youth that exhibit logical thoughts and are better prepared and traumatic brain injury. Medical monitoring, assessment, -Bishop Foery Foundation
to enter the work force and/or institutions of higher learning. 749 S. Warren Street.............................................. 479-1313 100 Edmund Avenue, Syracuse, 13205..................475-8316
treatment and education, chronic disease management, Syracuse, 13202 www.sasyr.org
supervision, socialization, and nutrition services are provided. -Hawley Youth Organization
PEACE, Inc. Emma L. Johnston South Side Family Resource Medical Day Programs help to keep people independent and 716 Hawley Avenue, Syracuse, 13203................... 472-6343
Center – Project Connection Program Silver Fox
healthy so visits to physicians and hospitalizations can be 22 E. Genesee Street.............................................. 635-5335 -Northside CYO
136 Martin Luther King West................................ 470-3342 minimized and support individuals in order to prevent or
Syracuse, NY 13205 www.peace-caa.org Baldwinsville, 13027 www.silverfoxseniors.org 527 N. Salina Street, Syracuse, 13208................... 474-7428
delay placement in health-related facilities. Transportation -Vincent House
Family support staff works with families of children age 5-14 to these programs is provided. Medicaid pays for these
with intellectual and developmental disabilities including Autism, St. Francis Social Adult Day Care 500 Seymour Street, Syracuse, 13204................... 475-9844
programs for qualified adults. Participation in the Medicaid 1108 Court Street................................................... 424-1003
Cerebral Palsy, Down syndrome, Genetic Syndromes, Muscular Home and Community Based Service (HCBS) Waiver is
-Westmoreland Park
Dystrophy, Epilepsy and other medical disabilities. Some areas Syracuse, 13208 www.mwtsd.com 130 Westmoreland Avenue, Syracuse, 13224........ 473-6754
not required. In the last several years, long waiting lists for
of support include: after school respite, summer youth, family Day Habilitation services through the HCBS Waiver have
advocacy, outreach, recreation, art, health, and wellness. Winds of Agape Day Program
resulted in more people with developmental disabilities 1414 Grant Blvd..................................................... 425-0547
Child Care Solutions
being served in Medical Day Programs. A doctor’s referral 6724 Thompson Road............................................ 446-1220
Respitality at AccessCNY Syracuse, 13208 www.windsofagape.com Syracuse, 13211 www.childcaresyracuse.org
is required.
6666 Manlius Center Road.................................... 218-0844 Provides parents with referrals to child care centers, family
East Syracuse, 13057 www.accesscny.org
Central Park Rehabilitation and Nursing Center Day Away
notes… child care homes, before and after-school programs, nursery
AccessCNY serves families caring for persons with devel- schools and summer camps. It also mails written materials to
opmental disabilities by providing respite and recreation ser- Program
help parents choose a child care program which best meets
vices in conjunction with community agencies, i.e., neigh- 116 E. Castle Street................................................ 475-1641
their family needs.
borhood centers, YMCA’s and summer camps. Subsidies Syracuse, 13205 www.centralparkrehab.com
can be available to families to purchase their own services. Dunbar Center
Loretto Daybreak Adult Medical Day Program
1453 S. State Street................................................ 476-4269
notes… 161 Intrepid Lane................................................... 498-4405
Syracuse, 13205 www.loretto-cny.org
Syracuse, 13205 www.dunbarassociation.org
Our goal is to provide after-school and respite programming
to children ages 5-19, that will help enhance and produce
Menorah Park Rothschild Adult Day Health Program
well-rounded youth that exhibit logical thoughts and are
4101 E. Genesee Street.......................................... 446-9111
better prepared to enter the work force and/or institutions of
Syracuse, 13214 www.menorahparkcny.com
higher learning.
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Girls Incorporated of CNY (YWCA)
401 Douglas Street................................................. 474-0746
Spanish Action League of Onon. Co., Inc.
700 Oswego Street................................................. 475-6153 AGENCIES individualized supports through self-determination; person-
centered planning, fiscal management and broker services.
Syracuse, 13203 www.ywca.org Syracuse, 13204 www.laligaupstatecny.org
After-school integrated programs, summer camp, financial Bilingual information and assistance is mainly directed AccessCNY Arc of Onondaga
aid and scholarships available, accepts DSS subsidies. toward the Latino population, but all clients are assisted 1603 Court Street................................................... 455-7591 600 S. Wilbur Avenue............................................ 476-7441
regardless of their ethnic background. The after-school Syracuse, 13208 www.accesscny.org Syracuse, 13204 www.arcon.org
H.O.M.E., Inc. program staff conduct proactive interventions with at-risk AccessCNY delivers dynamic person-centered services to Offers a wide array of services for children, youth and
(Humanitarian Organization for Multi-cultural Experience) youth and their families, assists with homework, creates Central New Yorkers of all ages and abilities. Services are adults with developmental disabilities including: early
enrichment activities in partnership with La Casita Cultural available for individuals with physical and developmental
831 James St.......................................................... 472-5110 Center and SU, and enables youth to participate in putting intervention, preschool and day care, universal pre-k,
Syracuse, 13203 www.homeincny.org disabilities, acquired brain injuries and/or mental health recreation, autism services and supports, supported and
together and performing plays through La Joven Guardia del issues. A range of services for those with a physical or
Provides after-school respite. Teatro Latino. competitive employment, enhanced day habilitation,
developmental disability include: adaptive equipment, corporate guardianship, respite reimbursement, senior
Huntington Family Center advocacy, assistive technology, augmentative communication, retirement, and residential habilitation.
Syracuse Model Neighborhood Facility, Inc.
405 Gifford Street.................................................. 476-3157 certified residential settings, community and day habilitation,
Southwest Community Center
Syracuse, 13204 www.huntingtonfamilycenters.org consumer directed personal assistance, early intervention,
401 South Avenue������������������������������������������������� 474-6823 ARISE Child and Family Service, Inc.
Youth after-school program. environmental modifications, family and individual supports, 635 James Street ................................................... 472-3171
Syracuse, 13204 www.swccsyr.org
home and community based supports, housing supports, Syracuse, 13203 www.ariseinc.org
After-school and day-long summer sessions.
Jewish Community Center inclusive preschool education, individualized support ARISE works to ensure that every person, regardless of
5655 Thompson Road............................................ 445-2360 services, Medicaid service coordination, occupational and disability, has the power to make life choices and achieve
Westcott Community Center
Dewitt, 13214 www.jccsyr.org physical therapy, preschool evaluations, sensory integration their dreams. As the local non-profit Independent Living
826 Euclid Avenue................................................. 478-8634
Provides support for after-school and summer programming therapy, social skills training, social work counseling, speech Center for Onondaga, Oswego, Madison, Cayuga, and Sen-
Syracuse, 13210 www.westcottcc.org
for children with disabilities in grades K-6. Committed to address inclusion, the Center offers programs and language therapy and supported employment. A structured eca counties, many of the agency’s services are available to
and services including; senior services Golden Cafe for day program is available to those who have sustained a people of all ages who have any type of disability. The agen-
North Area Family YMCA daily lunch and socialization, dinners and classes, the acquired brain injury. Mental Health Services at AccessCNY cy’s 50+ programs are focused on removing barriers, sus-
4775 Wetzel Road.................................................. 451-2562 Neighborhood Advisor program, and fitness classes. include: community supports, family and individual supports, taining needs, strengthening skills, and enriching the lives
Liverpool, 13090 www.ymcaofgreatersyracuse.org/northarea Recreation programs for all ages including Euclid Recreation housing assistance, peer based support, social skills training, of people with disabilities across Central New York. Pro-
Programs and services for youth, adults, families, and seniors. Club, dances with live music and activities. Our Kid’s supported education and supported employment. All services grams include: Medicaid Service Coordination, Habilitation
Sports and leagues, water and studio aerobic classes, strength Club after-school program welcomes youth ages 8-14 with are aimed at empowering individuals to reach their personal Programs, Mental Health Therapy, Employment Programs,
training and cardiovascular workouts, summer camp, day care, disabilities. goals whether at home, school, work or play. Consumer-Directed Personal Assistance, Advocacy (Health
before and after-school care, family fun events, racquetball, Care, Housing, Benefits, and Education), Information and
volleyball, swimming, teen activities, nursery school, and Whole Me, Inc. ACR Health (Access Care and Resources for Health) Referral, and Inclusive Recreation.
more. YKids Inc. is an inclusion program to involve children 1010 James Street ................................................. 468-3275 627 West Genesee Street........................................ 475-2430
with disabilities into activities with their peers. Syracuse, 13209 www.wholemeinc.com Syracuse, 13204 www.ARCHealth.org AURORA of Central New York, Inc.
Promotes an integrated approach to lifelong learning for ACR Health is a not-for-profit, community-based 518 James Street, Suite 100.....TDD 422-9746...... 422-7263
PEACE, Inc. Family Resource Centers deaf, hard-of-hearing, young adults, and their families. organization providing a range of support services to Syracuse, 13203 www.auroraofcny.org
Administration Office Provides access to educational, social and community individuals with chronic diseases, including HIV/AIDS,
217 S. Salina Street, 2nd Fl.................................... 470-3300 Offers a wide range of services to individuals who are blind,
resources. After-school programs for deaf/hh and hearing diabetes, heart disease, obesity, asthma, substance use visually impaired, deaf or hard of hearing in Onondaga and
Syracuse, 13202 www.peace-caa.org children; may have additional disabilities. disorders, and serious mental illnesses, with the goal of
-Eastside Family Resource Center (ESFRC) contiguous counties, and their families. Services include:
positive health outcomes. ACR Health provides a wide instruction in daily living skills; safe/independent travel
202 South Beech Street
Syracuse 13210...................................................... 470-3325
notes… variety of targeted prevention and sexual health services training; instruction in adaptive technology for people with
to individuals, from youth through adulthood, as well as vision loss; information and referral; social work; outreach;
-County South Family Resource Center (CSFRC) to community groups and organizations, with the goal of
12 Clinton Street support groups; Pre-College and work readiness training
informed and responsible decision making. ACR Health, a programs, vision/hearing screening and Sign Language
Tully 13159............................................................ 696-8203 legacy of AIDS Community Resources, serves the counties
-County West Family Resource Center (CWFRC) Interpreting through the Marjorie Clere Interpreter Referral
of Cayuga, Herkimer, Jefferson, Lewis, Madison, Oneida, Services.
93 Syracuse Street #700 Onondaga, Oswego, and St. Lawrence in New York State.
Baldwinsville 13027.............................................. 638-0938
-Southside Family Resource Center (SSFRC) Brain Injury Association of NYS-Central Region
136 Martin Luther King West
Advocates, Inc. Onondaga County Contact..................................... 453-7120
636 Old Liverpool Road........................................ 469-9931 Liverpool, 13088 www.bianys.org
Syracuse 13205...................................................... 470-3342 Liverpool, 13088 www.advocatesincorporated.org
-Westside Family Resource Center (WSFRC) Family Advocacy Counseling Training Services (FACTS)
A parent-based organization offering support services to Provides assistance locating appropriate community serv
200 Wyoming Street individuals with disabilities and their families as they navigate
Syracuse 13204...................................................... 470-3352 ices, and accessing financial entitlements; sponsors support
the complexities of the legal, social, medical and educational groups for individuals and family members; and offers
systems. Services include: information and referral, education and advocacy regarding TBI. Serves individuals
advocacy, Medicaid service coordination, training, support who sustained a brain injury prior to age 22, and their
groups, family education and training, recreation, and family families.
reimbursement. Also assists individuals with acquiring
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