Browse All Topics : serving Seneca <button onclick="location.href='taxonomy.php?&tax=YB-9500&'">X</button>

Found 34 resources (displaying 21 - 30)

Eligibility:

Immunizations: ages 2 months to adult. Early Intervention Program: ages under 3 years, suspected of or having developmental delays or disabilities. Pre-School Program: ages 3 to 5 years with developmental delays or disabilities.

Seneca County Public Health

2465 Bonadent Drive
Suite 3
Waterloo, NY

Services to People with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities

Thru: Mozaic

Eligibility:

Call for information.

Mozaic

1083 Waterloo-Geneva Road
Waterloo, NY

Sexual Assault Victims Advocate Resource

Thru: Cayuga Counseling Services

Eligibility:

Residents of area served. Must be a victim/witness to sexual assault and/or physical violence. Child Advocacy Center of Cayuga County: Birth to eighteen.

SAVAR of Cayuga Counseling

17 E Genesee Street
Auburn, NY

Hours:

24 Hours.

SOR3

Thru: Center for Community Alternatives

Eligibility:

Youth 13-17 years old.

Languages:

Spanish

Recovery Community & Outreach Center

130 Andrews Street
Rochester, NY

Strong Behavioral Health at Highland Family Medicine

Thru: University of Rochester Medical Center

Eligibility:

Call for information.

Languages:

Spanish

Strong Behavioral Health at Highland Family Medicine

777 S Clinton Avenue
Rochester, NY

Strong Ties

Thru: University of Rochester Medical Center

Eligibility:

Diagnosis of psychotic illness. Application filled out by professional care provider. Young Adult Program: ages 18-25.

Languages:

Call for information.

Strong Ties

2613 W Henrietta Road
Suite A
Rochester, NY

Sustainable Wellness

Thru: Sustainable Wellness

Eligibility:

None.

Sustainable Wellness Carriage House

600 Park Avenue
Rochester, NY

Sustainable Welness Village Gate

274 N Goodman Street
A300
Rochester, NY

Teen Line

Thru: Teen Line

Eligibility:

Teens.

Teen Line

Los Angeles, CA

Therapeutic Services

Thru: Family Counseling Service of the Finger Lakes

Eligibility:

Resident of areas served. There are no barriers for eligibility, however, there may be a fee associated with therapeutic services based on grant funding eligibility. Individuals that have ever been a victim of a crime or that are referred by the Department of Social Services.

Languages:

Spanish