Resources serving Seneca County

Provides no cost mental health services to at-risk groups nationwide including the veteran and military community, victims of natural disasters, and survivors of gun violence through a variety of programs. Please see giveanhour.s.org for eligibility requirements.

Ages 8 to 17 who lost a parent or sibling to cancer or sickle cell anemia within the past 5 years.

Open to everyone.

Caregiver or loved ones of a patient diagnosed with cancer.

French, German, Greek, Hindi, Mandarin, Polish, Spanish

Birth to age twenty one. Covered by Medicaid or Medicaid Managed Care Plan. Have a mental health diagnosis or at risk of developing a mental health diagnosis.

Deaf, hard of hearing, DeafBlind, and late deafened.

American Sign Language

Call for information.

Sign language. Spanish.

None.

Resident of areas served. Services open to general public.

Visual impairment or legal blindness. Vocational​/employment services: For individuals who are legally blind, ages 14 and up, by referral of a New York State Commission for the Blind vocational rehabilitation counselor.