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Community Services

Thru: Louis S. Wolk Jewish Community Center of Greater Rochester

Eligibility:

Membership for some services. Call for information.

Louis S. Wolk Jewish Community Center of Greater Rochester

1200 Edgewood Avenue
Rochester, NY

Education Services

Thru: Eastman Community Music School

Eligibility:

Early childhood program: ages 4 months-6 years. Lessons, ensembles and classes: ages 6-99 years.

Eastman Community Music School

10 Gibbs Street
3rd floor of Messinger Hall, Suite 321
Rochester, NY

Advocacy and Case Management Services

Thru: Empowering People's Independence

Eligibility:

Varies by program. Call for information.

Languages:

Spanish

Empowering People's Independence - Endicott

31 Adams Avenue
Endicott, NY

Empowering People's Independence - Rochester

1650 South Avenue
Rochester, NY

Empowering People's Independence - Syracuse

6493 Ridings Road
Suite 112
Syracuse, NY

Summer Camp Program

Thru: Girl Scouts of Western New York, Inc.

Eligibility:

Girls entering K-12 grade. Open to all girls - do not yet need to be a registered Girl Scout Residential camp: third grade-high school.

Girl Scouts of Western New York, Inc.

1000 Elmwood Avenue
Door 9
Rochester, NY

Educational Programs and Residential Services

Thru: Mary Cariola Center

Eligibility:

Ages 3 to 21 years. Referrals from public school due to multiple, complex disabilities: ages 3-21 years. OPWDD eligibility for residential services. Call for information.

Languages:

Augmentative communication systems., Spanish, American Sign Language

Mary Cariola Center

1000 Elmwood Avenue
Suite 100
Rochester, NY

Equestrian Summer Camp

Thru: Lone Oak Stables

Eligibility:

Call for information.

Lone Oak Stables

2398 Norway Road
Kendall, NY

Good Grief Camps

Thru: Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors

Eligibility:

Ages 4-18 years.

Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors

Arlington, VA

Camp Abilities Brockport

Thru: SUNY Brockport

Eligibility:

Youth with visual impairments ages 9-19. Must be predominantly independent, possess verbal or sign communication skills within 2 years of their age, display behaviors that allow them to function in a group setting that does not affect other group members, does not possess a medical problem that requires a nurse for constant supervision.