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Advisory Board of Health County
Executive Legislature County
Commissioner Deputy Commissioner Medical Directors
The Wallie Howard, Jr. Center for Forensic
Sciences Environmental
Health Control Disease Surveillance
and Statistics Maternal and Child Health Healthy Families Health Promotion and Disease Prevention Family Planning 7/9/12 Administration Fiscal Office
serve as an example of the types of services available to Onondaga County residents, and is not intended to be all-encompassing. Housing and homelessness
Name of Service Address/Contact Info. Service Population Services Provided & Potential Barriers Relevance to Indicators
CNY Services Centralized Intake Department (CID)
375 West Onondaga Street Suite 23
Syracuse, NY 13202
Tel: (315) 478-0610 Fax: (315) 295-2031
Supported Housing Program
375 West Onondaga Street Suite 25
Syracuse, NY 13202
Tel: (315) 475-9131 Tel: (315) 475-0611 Fax: (315) 295-2031
Welch Terrace Apartments
1047 East Fayette Street Syracuse, NY 13210
Tel: (315) 422-5611 Fax: (315) 478-6972
Individuals and families in the county with diagnosed mental illness or history of substance abuse
Residential, clinical (including mental health and substance abuse counseling), forensic and financial management services for individuals and families in Onondaga, Oneida, and Madison counties.
Services only for people with diagnosed mental illness or documented history of substance abuse.
Housing and Homeless Coalition of Syracuse and Onondaga Co.
housingandhomelesscoalition@g
mail.com Homeless individuals, families Community coalition that works to coordinate and improve services for the Onondaga County and Syracuse homeless populations.
Peter Young Housing,
Industries, and Treatment Vocational: (315) 457-3000 Parole: (315) 422-1140 Intensive Residential: (315) 457-1240
Intensive residential treatment and vocational services including for parolees
The Salvation Army Emergency Shelter
749 South Warren Street Syracuse, NY 13202 Phone: 315.479.1332 Fax: 315.479.1158
Women's Shelter
1704 South Salina Street Syracuse, NY 13205 Phone: 315.472.0947 Fax: 315.422.0931
Supported Housing Initiative
315.479.3626 Corrections, Justice, and Victim Services
Name of Service Address/Contact Info. Service Population Services Provided & Potential Barriers Relevance to Indicators
Mary Ann Shaw Center for Public and Community Service
Mary Ann Shaw Center 237 Schine Center Syracuse University Syracuse, NY 13244 315 443 3051
Syracuse City Families / Children Intellectual, ethical, professional and personal development via outreach of Syracuse Univ. students and faculty
Educational assistance
Mothers Against Gun
Violence All citizens of Syracuse; Families of victims of gun violence Grief counseling; support for laws and actions to prevent the spread of violence Advocates of peace; reduce gun crimes/violence Onondaga County Family
Court Office Onondaga County Family Court 401 Montgomery Street Syracuse, NY
At risk youth Legal assistance to youths and their families. Barrier is relationship with Syracuse City Police and DA Operation SNUG New Justice Services
1153 W Fayette Syracuse, NY
Syracuse citizens; at risk youth;
former gang members Community mobilization; youth and public outreach; public education; law enforcement participation; Organizations mission is to control the spread of violence; proliferation of gangs
Rescue Mission Alliance of
Syracuse, NY 155 Gifford Street Syracuse NY Women Shelters for women Violence and creating a safe environment for women at risk of being the victim of violence (sexual and/or domestic)
Say Yes to Syracuse Say Yes to Syracuse 109 Otisco St – 2ndFloor
Syracuse, NY 13244 315-443-4260
Syracuse City School Students and
their Families Opportunity for college education; collaboration of City Schools, Teachers, Universities, and area non- profits
Increase graduation rate and those attending college
Syracuse Police Gang
Violence Task Force 511 S State Street Syracuse, NY 13202 315 442 5200
Syracuse citizens Crackdown on Gangs - violence and drug
distribution. Create safer neighborhoods. Reduce violence, gun violence and drug trafficking. Syracuse Truce Syracuse Truce
Federal Courthouse Syracuse, NY
Syracuse Gang Members Drug counseling, educational support, emotional
support, job services Reduce gang participation Vera House 6181 Thompson Road Suite 100
Syracuse, NY 13206 Women women of all ages; counseling to women of all ages around sexual and domestic violence Violence and creating a safe environment for women at risk of being the victim of violence (sexual and/or domestic)
Onondaga County Health Department (OCHD) – Bureau of Disease Control
Room 80 Civic Center 421 Montgomery Street Syracuse, NY 13202
All HIV testing & counseling TB testing & control
STD- Information, diagnosis, treatment & counseling No appointment necessary
STDs, communicable diseases
AIDS Community Resources
(ACR) 627 West Genesee StreetSyracuse, NY 13204 Phone: (315) 475.2430 Fax: (315) 472.6515
Care coordination
Community Health Advocates Program
Housing Services and Nutrition Services for those living with HIV/AIDS
Transportation to the doctor Prevention services Youth services
HIV/AIDS
OCHD - General
Immunization Clinic Dr. William A. Harris Health Clinic 301 Slocum Ave Syracuse, NY 13204
Children (2 months and older) without private health insurance Adults
MMWR to adults 18+
Flu vaccination seasonallyavailable at clinic: Thursdays, 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. The fee is $15.00 per visit
Vaccine-preventable diseases
F.A.C.E.S. - Syracuse Model Neighborhood
“Fighting HIV/AIDS through Case Management, Education and Support”
The Southwest Community Center
401 South Avenue
Syracuse, New York 13204-4125 Tel: (315) 474-6823 Fax: (315) 479-8023 Adults Teens Children Transportation Housing Financial assistance Nutritional information Referrals Client Activities Safe Sex workshops Street outreach Condoms and barriers Agency outreach
Support groups (male, female, co-ed, children) Teen/peer education
Hospitality services Bilingual services Syracuse Regional
Anonymous HIV Counseling and Testing Program
Walk in or scheduled
appointment basis, some evening clinics available. Call
1-800-562-9423
New York State Residents Anonymous HIV testing Test Results
Bilingual services
Educational programs available
HIV/AIDS
Planned Parenthood
Syracuse Center 1120 E Genesee StreetSyracuse, NY 13210 p: 866.600.6886 to schedule appointment
Helpline also available 830am- 5pm
Monday-Friday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Adults
Teens English, Spanish, ASL interpretation availableMedicaid accepted Uninsured may qualify for state-funded program or lower fee scale
Fees based upon household income HIV Testing
Condoms and female condoms available Safe sex education
Same Day STD Testing 1000 E Genesee St, Ste 600 Hill Medical Syracuse NY 13210 2700 Court Street Ste 6 Syracuse NY 13208 1-800-805-7837
Adults HIV testing
STD testing: Chlamydia, Gonorrhea, Hepatitis, Herpes, syphilis, urinalysis
STD info, videos Case management
HIV/AIDS, STDs
New York State Department of Health Syracuse regional office
217 S. Salina Street Syracuse
800-562-9423 FreeMonday - Friday 8:30-4:30
HIV testing
HIV/AIDS
OCHD William A. Harris Health Center Family Planning Clinic
428 W. Onondaga Street Syracuse NY
435-3295
113 West Taft Road North Syracuse NY 435-3685
Free HIV testing
Physical examinations and laboratory tests • Contraceptive counseling and contraceptives • Pregnancy tests and counseling
• STD testing and treatment • HIV counseling and testing • Patient education
• Medical Referral • Social service supports • Community education • Emergency Contraception
http://www.ongov.net/health/family Planning.html
Syracuse Community Health
Center Incorporated 819 S. Salina Street Syracuse476-7921 830-800 Monday, Wednesday and Thursday830-515pm Tuesday and Friday 9-1pm Saturday
HIV testing
http://www.schcny.com/patients/sal ina.php
SUNY Pediatric Adolescent
and Young Adult AIDS center 750 East Adams Street Syracuse464-6331 Adolescent/Young Adult Specialized HIV Care Center FreeMonday - Friday 8:30-4:30
These children and adolescents include patients who:
Are newly diagnosed as HIV positive Have been exposed through at-risk behaviors Are transferring their HIV care to the University Hospital Pediatric Designated AIDS Center Have been perinatally (before birth) exposed to HIV Have been exposed through sexual assault
http://www.upstate.edu/gch/service s/aids/
Adventure-Based Therapy
Program Program Supervisor Liberty Resources
Phone: 598-4642 x118 or (800) 805-3879 x118
Fax: 592-7978
-Children and youth with serious emotional and behavioral challenges and their parents and caregivers
-8-21 years old
-Hands-on experience using Ropes Course with both high and low elements
-One 8-hour experience
-The events will be held on Saturdays, 6 times throughout the year.
-The location for these events will be either (1) The Adventure Center in Liverpool, NY (indoor course) or Adams Eden Camp in Lafayette, NY (outdoor - course).
The service is only available in English unless interpretation services are arranged in advance. -Lunch will be provided.
Anger Busters Group for
Children Arise Child and Family Service Phone: 671-2953 Fax: 671-2943
-Children and youth with serious emotional and behavioral challenges
-Ages 5-13
-Group therapy for children -Two hours per week for 12 weeks.
-Catholic Charities House of Providence, 1647 West Onondaga Street, Syracuse, New York
-A family dinner will be provided before each session.
-Interpretation services available on request Blood pressure screening
service 501 East Fayette Street, Syracuse, NY 13202 Phone (315) 435-5262
Onondaga county residents Free blood pressure screenings Chronic disease
Bridging the Gap Elmcrest Phone: 445-2667 Fax: 445-2667
-Children and youth with serious emotional and behavioral
challenges placed in residential care at Elmcrest.
- From middle childhood through young adult (approximately 8 - 20 years old)
-Services include development of an Individualized Plan of Care, individual therapy, occupational therapy, and consultation, instruction and support for residential staff, family members, and school personnel.
-Services are provided on the Elmcrest campus, in school, and in the family home or community while a child is in residential care at Elmcrest
Building Strong
Families/Incredible Years Catholic Charities of Onondaga County Phone: 362-7547
Parents who have children ages 5- 12 years of age with serious emotional and behavioral challenges
Children and parents/caregivers must live in the same household Parents who attend the evening class may also enroll their child in the ARISE Anger Busters program
The Incredible Years School-Age course is a 12- week, 2 hour program that teaches parenting skills specific to the child’s challenges and behaviors that affect their child’s emotional and social development. For parents who would like their children to
participate in an anger management group, the ARISE Anger Busters will be available to children between the ages of 5 and 12 during the evening class. There are 3 afternoon and 3 evening courses. Classes will be held at Catholic Charities sites throughout the community.
Phone: 315-475-2430
Fax: 315-472-6515 (LGBTQ); parents of transgender youth; and children ages 8-12 with LGBTQ parents.
and build healthy relationships with supportive adults and peers. The Q Center offers youth and parent support groups, individual therapy sessions, referrals for clinical counseling and quarterly family events. Youth/Parent Groups
The Q Center’s parent agency, AIDS Community Resources, maintains a contract with MAMI Interpreters which provides interpretation services for over 47 languages.
Bus passes or cab rides can be provided for youth and parents in need of transportation assistance. Cancer screening service Civic Center, 9th Floor
421 Montgomery Street, Syracuse, NY 13202 Phone 315-435-3653
Those without insurance or Medicaid/Medicare participants, age 40+
Free breast, cervical, and colorectal cancer
screenings and diagnostic services. Hours, transportation, staff shortage
CHOICES Central New York Services, Inc. / Centralized Intake Department Phone: 315-478-0610 Fax: 315-295-2031 or 315-478- 2510
www.cnyservices.org ( a referral form can also be found at this web address)
Children and youth with serious emotional and behavioral challenges
Ages 13 to 24
This program is based on The Seven Challenges®, an evidenced based model of treatment for youth It will include a mix of the following: bio-psycho- social assessments, individual sessions, group sessions, family sessions and multi-family group sessions. Time commitment and length of service depend on need. Evening hours are available. CNY WIC Vendor
Management Agency 375 West Onondaga Street, Syracuse, NY 13202 Phone (315) 435-5238
This program works with stores that
accept WIC checks Ensures stores stock the healthy foods that WIC participants are allowed to purchase with WIC checks.
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Community Environmental
Health Civic Center, 12th Floor 421 Montgomery Street, Syracuse, NY 13202 Phone (315) 435-6617 Food protection Phone (315) 435-6607
Residential Environmental Health Phone (315) 435-6617
Temporary Residence and Recreational Facilities Phone (315) 435-6617
The Bureau of Community Environmental Health provides public health services in the areas of Food Protection, Residential Sanitation and Temporary Facilities.
Performs inspections of food service facilities Provides plan review and approval for new food service facilities.
Investigates foodborne illness outbreaks. Investigates food service facility complaints. Provides training for the food service industry. Provides public information and education concerning food safety issues.
New York State Clean Indoor Air Act enforcement at food service facilities.
County public health housing regulation enforcement Nuisance and general sanitation complaint
investigation.
Public water supply surveillance (permitted facilities). Inspection of public swimming pools, bathing beaches, campgrounds.
Creating Healthy Places to Live, Work and Play in Onondaga County
421 Montgomery Street, Syracuse, NY 13202 Phone (315) 435-3280
Onondaga county residents Develops programs that will prevent obesity, type 2 diabetes and other chronic diseases. - Early Intervention Program 501 East Fayette Street, Suite B,
Syracuse, New York 13202 Phone 315-435-3230
Infants and young children ages birth to 3, who are developmentally delayed (or who have a high probability of being developmentally delayed).
The program emphasizes the earliest possible identification of infants and toddlers with disabilities. Family participation is encouraged and services are provided in the natural environment for the child whenever possible. These services may be direct or consultative and may include speech, physical and other therapies, child development groups, family counseling, and transportation
Educational Counseling Referrals for Educational Consulting will be screened by the ACCESS Team.
Phone: 463-1100 Fax: 435-3360
For more information about the service, contact 432-0665
Children and youth with serious emotional and behavioral challenges
School aged children experiencing learning difficulties or issues in school related to academic performance
(Kindergarten through 12th grade) Services are primarily provided to the parent, but the child/youth will be included when appropriate
Individual consultation with parents/caregivers; may include a review of school records, information on learning differences and success strategies, information on educational processes; coaching/support during
school meetings
Short-term tutoring is available to help children and youth learn new strategies for academic success based
on their individual learning styles
Service is available weekdays and evenings (flexible based on need of the family)
Services will be provided at the family home or a convenient community location
Free workshops for parents and community service providers on a variety of education-related topics Equestrian Therapy Program Clinic Director at ARISE
Phone: 671-2949 Fax: 671-2943
Children and youth with serious emotional and behavioral challenges
Ages 8-12
Diagnosed with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
Children must be able to safely participate in peer group activities Parent involvement is encouraged
Program uses an individualized blend of hands on activities including working with horses, experience farm life, skill building and positive activities with peers
Spring/Fall sessions are approximately 4 hours (3-7 p.m.), one day per week. Summer program is one week (Monday through Friday) from 9-1. Takes place at the ARISE Farm located on New Boston Road in Chittenango, New York. Beautiful farm setting complete with horses and other friendly farm animals that are very comfortable with children and adults!
each session. Family-Driven Care/Family
Tapestry Director of Family Driven Care for OnCare at Family Tapestry Phone: 472-7363 ext 276 FAX: 701-2666
Parents/caregivers of children and youth with serious emotional and behavioral challenges ages 5-25
Support Groups Parent Support Group
-Childcare and a light snack are provided for the support groups.
Common Sense Parenting
-This class is offered in English and Spanish. Leadership training: Training for parents and caregivers on how to be an effective advocate for your child and an effective advocate for changes in the service system. Sessions occur several times a year at various community locations. Family Life Team (FLT) for
SCSD Students Healthy Families Division of the Onondaga County Health Department
all identified pregnant and parenting students in the Syracuse City School District schools.
This program offers home visiting services.
Family planning See above Immunization Clinic - OCHD See above
Healthy Families 435-2000 Services provided for: infants,
children, new moms, and parents This program can help participants with: • Baby growth and development • Breastfeeding support
• Children under 5 who have a developmental delay or disability
• Domestic violence issues • Family planning
• Finding daycare • Finding a dentist
• Finding a doctor for you and your baby • Food stamps
• Getting health screenings • Getting transportation • Health insurance
• Immunizations (shots for children) • Lead testing
• Mental health and depression • Nutrition
• Parenting • Public Assistance
• Substance abuse and alcohol issues • WIC (Women, Infants, and Children)
HIV / STD testing - OCHD See above
Home Visits – OCHD See Healthy Families, above Intensive Skill Building
Services Referrals are made through the ACCESS Team Phone: 463-1100
Fax: 435-3360
If you have questions about the program please contact 703-8717
Children and youth with serious emotional and behavioral challenges
Ages 4-18
Services will be customized to meet the individual needs of the children/youth
Emphasis is on supporting successful transitions from out-of-home care and on stabilizing crises to avoid out-of home care
Services are intensive and will be provided for 8-20 hours/week for an average of 6-8 weeks
Services may be delivered in the home, school or in the community
Skill building may be provided weekdays, evenings or weekends
Skill building may be provided on a one-to-one basis or in small group settings
Crisis services and supports are available to participating youth and families
Lead control program - OCHD Civic Center, 9th Floor 421 Montgomery Street, Syracuse, NY 13202 Phone (315) 435-3271 Parents, tenants, homeowners/landlords, & contractors
• Inspects rental properties and homes built before 1978
• Provides blood lead screening tests • Follows up with families whose children need testing, and
• Provides case management for children with lead poisoning.
Mental Health Department Department of Mental Health 421 Montgomery Street, 10th Floor Syracuse, New York 13202 Phone (315) 435-3355
Onondaga county residents The Department advances the mental health of County residents by monitoring and continuously improving the system of behavioral healthcare services in Onondaga County.
Nurse-family Partnership Healthy Families division of the Onondaga County Health Department
Any woman can enroll who is pregnant with her first child, meets income requirements, and lives in Onondaga County.
Nurse-Family Partnership (NFP) is a program for women who are having their first baby. If you enroll, a Public Health Nurse will visit you in your home throughout pregnancy and continue to visit until your baby is two years old. Your nurse will help you have a healthy pregnancy and a healthy baby.
Qualifying terms, transportation, literacy level, knowledge gap
New York Care Coordination
Program Mental Health Department http://www.ocdmh.net/reports.asp x
Mental health care coordinators in
Onondaga county The New York Care Coordination Program is a not-for-profit organization governed by individuals from multi-county and multi-stakeholder groups aimed at improving outcomes for individuals with serious behavioral health conditions.
OnCare John H. Mulroy Civic Center 12th Floor
421 Montgomery Street Syracuse, NY 13202 315-435-2985
Onondaga County children and youth (ages 5-21) with significant behavioral and emotional challenges and their families
Community initiative that improves outcomes developing a more effective system of services and supports
Planned Respite ACCESS: 463-1100 Youth with serious emotional and behavior problems
Ages 10-17
Youth must be willing to stay overnight away from home on a trip Youth who are interested in meeting new people/having new experiences
Allows parents to drop their children off to an overnight stay which makes it possible for parents to have needed alone time
Promise Zone: Family School
Community http://www.ocdmh.net/promise-zone.aspx Syracuse City School District students with emotional and behavioral challenges
Match student's emotional/behavioral needs with effective targeted interventions.
Rabies - OCHD 6230 East Molloy Road, East Syracuse, NY 13057 Phone (315) 435-3165
Reported cases in Onondaga
County -Rabies vaccination clinics for dogs, ferrets, and cats. -Animal bite follow-up to ensure people with animal contact have proper follow-up through confinement