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Runaway Program consisting of coordinated services for runaway, homeless, and at-risk youth and their families. Youth shelter provides temporary, emergency shelter services for youth ages 12-17. Transitional services program serves youth 16-21 years old and provides non-residential services to help young people learn valuable skills to become strong, independent adults. Services include housing search assistance, educational assistance, counseling, support accessing medical services, and job hunting and interviewing skills.

Provides specialized and therapeutic care to children (birth-18yrs) who have significant social, emotional, behavioral and/or physical problems. Intensive, individualized plans developed and provided through a collaborative team of social workers, parents, foster parents, and community providers to ensure permanency for each child. Licensed by NYS Office of Children and Family Services.

Provides short-term crisis shelter, respite, street outreach, and support services for runaway/homeless youth to assist in the return to their homes or another possible safety home environment as the goal. This service provides bus passes, hygiene supplies, school supplies. Therapy counseling is also available 3 times a week (during Covid-19 session are available over the phone).

* Provides public assistance through the following programs: SNAP (Food stamps). Medicaid. Rent payment assistance. Benefit information can be found at www.mybenefits.ny.gov. * Offers emergency housing for individuals and families. * Provides assistance to teenage runaways. * Provides fraud investigation services. Reviews information and investigates complaints of welfare fraud.

Provides emergency shelter for youth ages 16 to 24 years up to 30 days. Offers case management, needs assessment and linkage to education and employment services.

Provides temporary shelter to youth who have been kicked out of their home, are homeless, need respite due to family conflict, are being discharged from a substance abuse facility or psychiatric hospital, or cannot be home for other reasons.

Emergency crisis shelter and safe haven for runaway or homeless youth 10-20. Length of stay is dependent on age.

Provides temporary shelter to youth who have been kicked out of their home, are homeless, need respite due to family conflict, are being discharged from a substance abuse facility or psychiatric hospital, or cannot be home for other reasons.

Offers shelter residence in Blue Point to homeless females ages 16-24 who are parenting and their children. Counseling and referral service for youth and families in crisis. Agency provides on-site child care.

A residential Transitional Living Program (TLP) providing case management for formerly homeless youth, preparing them for independent living.

Provides runaway, homeless, and street youth ages 12-17 with safe emergency shelter and services through a voluntary and mutually agreed-upon process in an environment that supports dignity, respect, and self-reliance. Also provides a 24-hour hotline.

Offers shelter to women in Patchogue ages 18 plus, without children who find themselves forced to leave home due to eviction, abuse, or other factors. They can access Mercy for comprehensive services to help them find their way back to independent living. Residents live in a safe, structured environment, work in the community, receive case management, counseling, and ongoing learning in the home environment.

The Sanctuary provides shelter for runaway and homeless youth 12-17 years of age and youth in need of respite services. The Children's Village has operated the program since 2009 and is located on the main campus in Valhalla, NY. Transportation is provided from anywhere in Rockland to the shelter, to and from school, medical appointments, services, etc. In addition, The Sanctuary offers individual, family and group counseling that encourages the involvement of parents or legal guardians; information and referrals, outreach to local youth; and aftercare plans.

Runaway and homeless youth shelter. Temporary shelter, 3 nutritious daily meals, school enrollment, recreational activities, counseling, referrals to service providers and family reunification or locate other permanent housing.All are welcome Orange county residents and people in need who do not live in Orange county.

Offers a homeless shelter and transitional housing program for runaway youth. Youth up to 17 years old can access Safe House services on a voluntary basis. Youth receive case management services which include developing a Youth Development Plan, setting personal goals, receiving referrals for additional services, participating in family meetings and mediation, and developing a transition plan to encourage family reunification. Staff offer supportive services including life skills education and family/community based activities for youth enrolled in the shelter or transitional housing program and their families. While in the Safe House, youth participate in a variety of enrichment activities to assist in Personal Asset Development. Activities include financial literacy education, civic responsibility education, healthy lifestyles education, and community service projects.

Offers shelter program and residence in Sayville for homeless females ages 18-24 who are pregnant/parenting and their children. Counseling and referral services for youth and families in crisis. While in the program, residents receive childcare on site while they continue their education or attend school.

A short term emergency shelter for runaway and homeless youth ages 12-20 years old. The program is a voluntary program for up to 30 days. Each youth has an individualized care plan that addresses academic needs, mental health needs, substance abuse needs, and skills necessary to work toward self-sufficiency. The home is supervised 24 hours per day and the staff includes MSW's Residential Counselors and Bachelor's level professionals. This is a co-ed program.

* Provides public assistance through the following programs: SNAP (Food stamps). Medicaid. Rent payment assistance. Benefit information can be found at www.mybenefits.ny.gov. * Offers emergency housing for individuals and families. * Provides assistance to teenage runaways. * Provides fraud investigation services. Reviews information and investigates complaints of welfare fraud.

Provides temporary shelter to youth who have been kicked out of their home, are homeless, need respite due to family conflict, are being discharged from a substance abuse facility or psychiatric hospital, or cannot be home for other reasons.

Provides an emergency shelter, hotline, and on-going preventive services for runaway youth. Education, counseling and therapeutic services are also offered.

The CAPTAIN SHELTER is a temporary shelter certified by the Office of Children and Family Services, where young people can live with others in a safe and comfortable setting. It has beendesigned for youth between the ages of 13 and 17 who are homeless or in a runaway situation. The Youth Home provides an atmosphere in which youth are involved in the daily activities of a home and receive support and encouragement from adults they can trust. During their stay, all efforts are made to reunite these young people with their families.

Provides a safe, supportive and secure environment for all Suffolk County youth between the ages of 12 and 20 who find themselves in crisis and need shelter. The program provides year round support services 24/7 for up to 30 days. Offers case management services, individual and family counseling, transportation, food, clothing, educational assistance and advocacy, medical care coordination and referrals, living skills development and other essential services.

Provides support and assistance to older homeless youth who are working towards a goal of self-sufficiency. The services offered include counseling and assistance with immediate needs, locating suitable housing, employment, educational/vocational training, therapy, medical assistance, financial support, and other services. Youth work on independent living skills, such as budgeting, banking, housekeeping, cooking, etc.

Provides brief crisis intervention, short-term counseling, mediation, advocacy and/or referral for youth who are runaways or homeless or at risk of becoming runaways due to family conflicts. Referral to emergency shelter or group homes.

Provides an emergency shelter, hotline, and on-going preventive services for runaway youth. Education, counseling and therapeutic services are also offered.