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OAR serves people who have been involved in the criminal justice system. They help restore and maintain their clients inclusion in the community. In an effort to reduce recidivism they offer assistance with services such as: Meeting basic needs including food, clothing and social support Help obtain ID such as DMV non driver ID's and birth certificates. Applications for housing, employment, and financial assistance Provide safe affordable transitional housing Outreach to the encampments Referrals for medical and mental health College Initiative Upstate (CIU) - Access Higher Education as desired Partnerships with numerous community organizations

Provides mitigation services including client specific planning and defense-based sentencing advocacy.

Protects the public from criminal offenders by providing safe, secure and humane supervision and confinement. Houses individuals lawfully committed to the Department of Correction's custody in accordance with all applicable laws, rules, regulations, and standards. Persons committed may be eligible for various programs, including, but not limited to, education, work, and substance abuse counseling.

Offers services to assist residents equal access to services and opportunities of the community as well as fair treatment of all people throughout the civil and criminal justice systems, and works to reduce reliance on incarceration. Provides assistance with financial advocacy, legal information, health insurance navigation, and legal and voting rights workshops.

Provides asstance for family and friends of people in prison information, referrals, peer support, counseling, including support group information to deal with issues during a loved ones incarceration or release.

Provides mental health assessment, ongoing counseling, psychiatric evaluation and medication therapy, mental health and substance use disorder screening, crisis intervention, pre-release treatment planning, post-release referral and case management, and advocacy for incarcerated or recently released individuals presenting with mental health problems, in order to improve adjustments to and functioning within the community, increase completion of linkage with outpatient mental health services, and reduce the relapse into criminal behavior.

Protects the public from criminal offenders by providing safe, secure and humane supervision and confinement. Houses individuals lawfully committed to the Department of Correction's custody in accordance with all applicable laws, rules, regulations, and standards. Persons committed may be eligible for various programs, including, but not limited to, education, work, and substance abuse counseling.

Protects the public from criminal offenders by providing safe, secure and humane supervision and confinement. Houses individuals lawfully committed to the Department of Correction's custody in accordance with all applicable laws, rules, regulations, and standards. Persons committed may be eligible for various programs, including, but not limited to, education, work, and substance abuse counseling.

Protects the public from criminal offenders by providing safe, secure and humane supervision and confinement. Houses individuals lawfully committed to the Department of Correction's custody in accordance with all applicable laws, rules, regulations, and standards. Persons committed may be eligible for various programs, including, but not limited to, education, work, and substance abuse counseling.

Protects the public from criminal offenders by providing safe, secure and humane supervision and confinement. Houses individuals lawfully committed to the Department of Correction's custody in accordance with all applicable laws, rules, regulations, and standards. Persons committed may be eligible for various programs, including, but not limited to, education, work, and substance abuse counseling.

Provides health services to individuals who are currently incarcerated. Services include outreach, education, and testing to prevent the spread of HIV, Hepatitis C, and STIs, and assists individuals living with HIV and Hepatitis to develop a care plan once they're discharged back to the community.

Provides health services to individuals who are currently incarcerated. Services include outreach, education, and testing to prevent the spread of HIV, Hepatitis C, and STIs, and assists individuals living with HIV and Hepatitis to develop a care plan once they're discharged back to the community.

* Provides Comprehensive substance use disorder evaluations for individuals who are in need of assessing their treatment needs. * Operates Outpatient Services.* Offers Medication Assisted Therapy to include Suboxone, and naloxone, additional options are available. M.A.T. assessment is available.* Offers Adult Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP).* Facilates Education Therapy Program: educates those who have experienced problems in their life as a direct result of their alcohol/substance abuse. * Provides Relapse Prevention Program.* Offers Adolescent Outpatient Program.* Offers Outpatient Peer Support Program.* Provides Family Education/Support Program: support for those seeking information about substance use disorder and individual counseling.* Offers several school base programs:School Based Prevention Program (SPORT) provided to K-12. Too Good for Violence (TGFV) for K-8 students.School Based Intervention Program (Adolescent).* Offers Counseling services for substance use disorders to inmates at Cayuga County Jail.

Maintains a direct supervision jail system to lawfully detain and house inmates.

Provides contracted mental health services for inmates at the Cattaraugus County jail, and for those referred by probation, parole, and court system. Also provides forensic psychiatric examinations and transitional care services for those about to be released or recently released from incarceration. ##REENTRY##

Aims to improve the education and employment of youth ages 14-17, who have been or are currently involved in the juvenile justice system. Provides individualized and small group academic instruction, educational support to complete high school diploma requirements, GED instruction and assistance with the transition from high school to higher education. Also offers case management, mentoring and character education workshops.

Provides spiritual and personal counseling for inmates as requested. Provides after-incarceration guidance through a local church discipleship program. Offers weekly Alcoholics Anonymous meetings, weekly Bible Studies, a Clean Sober Saved program, and chapel services for men and women. Also assists with transitional housing when available. ##REENTRY##

In collaboration with BestSelf Behavioral Health, serves high-risk incarcerated individuals with co-occurring mental illness and substance addiction. Participants work weekly with a case manager and peer support specialist to assist in the development of case plans and can engage in any service offered directly through BestSelf or via linkage to other community-based organizations, including housing, education and employment services, mental health and addiction services, public assistance, and more. Case management continues for up to one year following release. By building relationships and connecting individuals with supportive services pre-release, the New Dawn Initiative seeks to increase the likelihood individuals will remain engaged in services and successfully re-enter and remain in their communities. ##REENTRY##

Responsible for the supervision, casework, and enforcement of parole restriction, as well as investigation of applications for certificates of relief, certificates of good conduct, and applications for clemency. ##REENTRY##

Provides a jail-based program at the Nassau County Correctional Center to inmates, ages 18 to 35, assessed as "medium to high" risk of recidivism. Offers case management and support to assist participant's transition back into the community.

Facilitates visits for children of incarcerated mothers at Albion Correctional Facility (NY's largest women's prison), along with parenting skills courses, visiting support and family cohesion support upon release.

Provides educational services to minors under 21 years of age in the Riverhead and Yaphank Correctional Facilities, for a minimum of 15 hours per week, to prepare students for TASC™ or Regents testing. Also available are Tutoring, Remedial Education, ENL, and Career and Technical Education, and Career/Life Planning and anger management. The program is designed to prepare students to complete the requirements for a Regents, Local or High School Equivalency Diploma. Courses of study infuse contextualized learning, career preparation and skills achievement into daily lessons.

Responsible for the supervision, casework, and enforcement of parole restriction, as well as investigation of applications for certificates of relief, certificates of good conduct, and applications for clemency. ##REENTRY##