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Provides vocational and job skills assessments, counseling, guidance, and training services to individuals with disabilities. The agency also links these individuals to a range of resources within the Department of Education and other agencies for those requiring other services.

Provides young adults, 17yrs and up who are in transition from school to work with the opportunity to further develop their work and independent living skills. Vocational and educational services.

Provides a wide range of services and state of the art equipment that is used to help customers fit into the future workforce. Offers career counseling, training and assessments to guide individuals in the path to attain their career goals through workshops such as resume writing, interview skills, job training, computers, and more. Also online job search resources, including an orientation three times a week.

Eligibility and Application process for Adult Services Consultant Service includes: Vineland Adaptive Behavior Scales--3rd or Adaptive Behavior Assessment Scale (ABAS), Weschsler Intelligence Scale for Children: 5th Ed. (WISC-V), Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale (WAIS-V), Autism Specialty Report with the Childhood Autism Rating Scale, 2nd Edition (CARS) & Autism Diagnostic Observation Schedule (ADOS).

Serves students with disabilities from the component school districts. This program provides a self-contained learning environment with modifications as determined by the Committees on Special Education (i.e., 12-1-1 and 8-1-1). The Gary D. Bixhorn Technical Center, the Islip Career Center and Harry B. Ward Technical Center serve high school students who are 15.5 (15 years and 6 months) of age by September 1st until the age of 21. Special Career Education (SCE) creates opportunities for all students by providing them with the technical and academic skills needed to prepare for future employment and a successful path to college or other post-secondary programs. SCE provides technical training to prepare students for a successful career. The structured training gives students the tools needed to be successful in a job after high school and/or further post-secondary education. Each student is encouraged to explore various areas of study and to develop the essential skills to feel competent in entering today's competitive job market, while helping them to learn how to cope with their disabilities in the workplace. For more information or to arrange a tour, please feel free to contact us at (631) 244-1629 or email us at [email protected].

Provides clerical training to individuals, especially for adults recovering from mental illness, who wish to work in an office environment. Services include vocational evaluation, typing, computer training, office skills, career exploration, internships, job coaching, job seeking skills and placement.

Offers the following job placement and employment services to persons with disabilities: employment/career assessment, training, resume prep, pre-employment experiences, job mentoring/coaching and seminars for soft skills training and national certification. Also provides services to individuals returning to work including: assistance in identifying transferable skills and extensive on-line computer skills softward training with a mentor. For employers, services include assistance in hiring qualified individuals with disabilities to your workforce.

Provides assessment services to assist individuals in vocational planning. Skills, interests, and aptitude testing are given to identify vocational strengths and weaknesses and develop job plans.

* Provides technical/career education programs for high school, disabled students and adults. Centers in Flint, Williamson, Newark Special education classes for disabled children Clinical support services Alternative programs for high school Adult literacy Staff and workforce development programs TASC (GED) exam preparation Some literacy programs

The purpose of the neuropsychological evaluation is to make a detailed assessment of the patient's cognitive and emotional functioning. The examination includes a interview, review or records, and extensive individual evaluation through formalized test administration. After these steps are completed, an interpretive session is scheduled with the patient and his or her family to discuss the results and provide recommendations.

* Facilitates building skills toward self-efficacy, promoting and facilitating community participation and independence.* Creates opportunities for individual with serious mental illness and/or substance use disorders to receive services in their own home or community.

Following initial assessment, person may attend one or more group workshops dealing with employment transition; job-search tools; career assessment; goal-setting; resume/letter writing; interview techniques; networking; retraining; and on-the-job training. Personal computers, internet job search, and Workforce NY work stations also available to job-seekers.May also offer GED Classes once enrolled.

Location Phone Fax Hours ONEONTA 607-432-4800 607-432-4171 Mon-Fri 8:30am-5pm 12 Dietz St. Oneonta, NY 13820 NORWICH 607-334-2201 607-334-6540 Mon-Fri 8:30am-5pm 1 O'Hara Drive Norwich, NY 13815 DELHI 607-832-5777 607-832-6078 Mon-Fri 8:30am-4:30pm 1 Courthouse Square, Ste. 3 Delhi, NY 13753 SIDNEY 607-832-5776 607-832-6075 Mon-Fri 8:30am-4:30pm 21 Liberty St. Sidney, NY 13838

Offers pre-job guidance, job coaching, placement, psychosocial clubs, and supported employment to individuals with substance abuse and psychiatric disorders.

* Offers a wide range of services to assist consumers in obtaining long-term employment in their chosen field in transitional and supported employment programs including: Vocational assessments. Career coaching. Resume preparation. Interviewing skills. Job development for volunteer and placement. Vocational groups. Job development and placement. Job coaching. Assistance with maintaining employment. Long-term, follow-along services.

Provides a vocational evaluation service to assists individuals with disabilities. Services include offer support with learning their skills and interests for a fulfilling career choice. Opportunities such as traditional career exploration resources and on-site job try-outs may assist participants with learning about different types of work. Offers convenient access to other Schenectady ARC services including school-to-work transition, day habilitation, sheltered and supported employment.

Treats and educates youth with severe emotional and/or psychiatric illness.

Provides assessment services to assist individuals in vocational planning. Skills, interests, and aptitude testing are given to identify vocational strengths and weaknesses and develop job plans.

Offering a wide variety of person centered supports and services that assist individuals in attaining their desired outcomes. Services are provided in a variety of environments including day programs, in individuals' homes, work settings and in the community.

Provides opportunities for individuals with limited work-related skills to learn job skills and other related social skills to enhance their ability to obtain employment in the future. Services include vocational assessment, training to prepare an individual for employment, and paid work experience.

Provides wide array of employment, training and evaluation services to individuals 21+ yrs including: vocational rehabilitation; sheltered employment and supported employment at Creekside Industries; community employment; and services to businesses.

Offers pre-job guidance, job coaching, placement, psychosocial clubs, and supported employment to individuals with substance abuse and psychiatric disorders.

Families and individuals who are living in poverty who are looking to grow and become independent members of our community and self-sufficient in all areas of life.

Provides assessment services to assist individuals in vocational planning. Skills, interests, and aptitude testing are given to identify vocational strengths and weaknesses and develop job plans.