Employment and Independence

The Nursing Home Transition and Diversion (NHTD) Waiver is one of the options available to New Yorkers with disabilities and seniors so they may receive services in the most appropriate, least restrictive setting.

Employment Services for those with chronic illnesses and behavioral health issues. Also called Employment Waiver Services, these services meet the specific requirements of New York State's Behavioral Health Home and Community-Based Services (BH HCBS) programs.

Helping folks with HIV/AIDS find gainful and sustainable employment in the community. Also referred to as Step Up To Employment.

Providing folks living with intellectual and developmental disabilities the opportunity to develop skills necessary for success in integrated, competitive employment.

Helping seniors maintain independence

Supporting individuals and families as they focus on their financial and well-being goals.

Providing community recovery resources, employment support, and education for individuals recovering from serious mental illness or addictions.

Providing translation and interpretation services where needed.

For many refugees coming to the U.S., the prospect of work and the ability to earn a living is an opportunity that has long been denied them. Our refugee clients are eager to take advantage of this new chance to provide for their family's support through their own labor.

Refugees have an excellent reputation among local employers as reliable, capable and ambitious workers. Our Refugee Employment Program provides services that foster independence and self-sufficiency by facilitating refugees' entry into the workforce.

Providing transportation and other supports to older adults to help people to remain independent in their homes.

Medical Transportation services for individuals with HIV/AIDS for travel to medical appointments, support groups, pharmacy visits, Department of Health and Human Services and other related medical care.

available to individuals living with HIV/AIDS in Monroe, Chemung, Livingston, Ontario, Schuyler, Seneca, Steuben, Wayne and Yates counties.

Supporting individuals living with a Traumatic Brain Injury to achieve meaningful, self- identified goals, using both a collaborative team approach and effective coordination of services.

Serving as the trustee for people who do not have the natural support or family to serve in that capacity. We provide our clients with the support they need for managing their supplemental needs and basic irrevocable trusts.

Earning income from employment is an important goal for so many of the individuals that come to us seeking to provide for their families and improve their quality of life. Our team provides career development, financial assistance, and job placement for adults and youth with limited employment options, those without a high school diploma, and those facing mental health and substance abuse challenges.

Providing Job Training and Employment Opportunities for At-Risk Youth