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Partners with law enforcement and other public safety agencies to assist in the location of lost people who have Alzheimer's, Down Syndrome, Dementia, Autism, and other related disorders.

Engages young adults to work through challenges they face living with a disability, mental health or substance abuse disorder with peers who have struggled with similar experiences.

COVID-19 UPDATE 4/1In partnership with The Food Bank of the Southern Tier and GIAC, Cornell University will host an emergency Community Food Pantry on the basketball court at GIAC, 301 West Court Street beginning this week. It is open to the Ithaca community, Tuesdays/Thursdays from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. (There are two basketball courts, and it is not on the one next to the pool). 7/29: The last day of the GIAC pantry is 8/6/2020 as per Karen Brown.Multicultural, educational and recreational programs for social and individual development for all ages, particularly youth and teens, including services to: improve quality of life advocate for youth, families and underrepresented or disenfranchised populations provide structured employment training opportunities for at-risk youth and adults fight against oppression and intimidation in the community

Provides evidence-based, accredited parent support and early intervention program that promotes health and development of expectant parents and parents of babies under three months of age. Offers long-term, home-based partnerships between the Family Specialist and parents from pregnancy until the child reaches school age.

Provides a ten-week paid internship program to youth. Coordinates placement opportunity within their field of interest to receive mentorship and training resulting in experience and expose to the talent pools entering the workforce.

* Serves as the entry point to Golisano Autism Center services.* Provides assessment of potential service needs by a family navigator.* Connects families to the appropriate resources both within the Golisano Autism Center family of providers as well as the greater Rochester area.

Provides law enforcement services for Town of Camillus residents.

* Provides support services for older adults:

• In home respite service
• Caregiver support groups
• Recreational activities

Recruits volunteers from the Ithaca and Cornell communities to translate and interpret in emergency and non-emergency situations. Individuals proficient in English and a another language are certified by TIP to serve translators/interpreters for community agencies. Certification includes: passing certification test by a language professor attending mandatory workshop about potential emergency and cultural situations signing a confidentiality agreement protecting the privacy of client and agreeing to have their information available on the TIP website for agency useOrganizations signing an agreement with TIP can seek translators through the online database. In emergencies, the Public Service Center can be contacted for assistance during business hours.

Provides a single point of contact for children, adults, and families to help navigate the healthcare and community services. Services includes patient and family support through connection with community and social support resources for acute and/or chornic medical and behavioral health concerns.

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.

* Offers services that combines evaluations, preschool education, therapy services, and autism support for child from birth to five years of age. Early Intervention/Preschool Services Include: Universal Pre-Kindergarten. Early Intervention Education and therapy services. Integrated Preschool Classes. Daycare. Evaluation Services. * Offers school age services to help ensure that children and young adults with developmental disabilities have ample opportunities to achieve their goals. School-Age Services include: Special Education Services. Therapy Services (OT, PT, ST). * Offers specialized services that help improve the quality of life of adults with disabilities. Services include: Outpatient clinic services: Article 28 and Article 16 Diagnostic and Treatment Centers Physical Therapy (PT). Occupational Therapy (OT). Speech Therapy. Psychology Counseling Services. Psychiatry. Developmental disabilities services through OPWDD. Day/Community Habilitation. Respite. Children's Waiver Health Home Care Management. Article 16 Clinical services. External Diploma Program in partnership with Wayne Finger Lakes BOCES. Child/Adolescent Residential Home. Pre-vocational services. Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) services. Service Coordination for individuals with TBI. Structure Day Program. Home and Community Support Services. Independent Living Skills Training. Community Integration Counseling. Behavior Intervention Specialist. Service Coordination. * Offers Nursing Home Transition and Diversion Waiver. Services to individuals that have a qualifying disability that places them at risk for nursing home placement, including: Structured Day Program. Independent Living Skills Training. Home and Community Based Services. Service Coordination. Residential services. 42 income-based apartment units within 2 apartment complexes. 8 unit Age In Place Apartment building. 8 unit Transitional Housing: Assisting individuals to develop skills to transition to independent living. Individual Residential Alternative Child/Adolescent Housing (OPWDD). * Provides Autism Services of the Finger Lakes: Diagnostic Evaluation Services. Early Childhood Education Services. Children and Adult Community Habilitation Services. Clinical Therapy Services. Fiscal Intermediary/Broker Services.

* Provides individualized, structured foster care services in a safe, nurturing family living environment for children and adolescents with significant emotional or behavioral problems.

ABLE is a an innovative educational program designed to provide authentic, hands-on learning opportunities. Aligned with NYS learning standards and curricula, ABLE provides exploratory extension opportunities beyond traditional classroom settings. ABLE utilizes WAP, which incorporates evidence-based practices to increase physical fitness, critical thinking, collaboration, problem solving, and leadership skills.

Offers classes for new and expectant mothers, caregivers, and family members. Classes cover subject areas such as expectant parents, newborn care, breastfeeding, and new siblings.

Helps locate and engage caring adults to create lifetime networks for disconnected youth.

* Offers a comprehensive care for independent seniors offering long term residential care.* Provides respite care.* Provides memory and enhanced care.

* Helps navigate systems including health, education, human services, and government.* Offers in-person assistance to identify needs and priorities, find services, understand program eligibility, and connect with providers.* Offers access to MyWayfinder. * Offers Thanksgiving Dinner during the holiday.

Offers social skills and recreation program that offers a recreational environment for children and adolescents who need opportunities for social interaction beyond what is available through school setting or community recreation programs.

Strength-based and family driven community-based alternative for youths who are or have been in residential placement. Coordinates community services for youth and family to address life areas such as counseling, recreation, independent living skills, school and employment.

* Provides a linkage of families and individuals who have a brain injury, which includes:

• Family Advocacy: Support and counseling, connecting family with funding resources, housing, transportation, and service providers
• Educational Advocacy: Support and counseling for educational needs after a brain injury, helping family with IEP process, and attendance at CSE meetings
• Outreach: Connection with service providers, hospitals, schools, etc. to increase awareness of BIANYS, traumatic and acquired brain injury, and increasing FACTS enrollment
• Prevention: Connection with service providers, hospitals, schools, etc. to teach injury prevention and safety
• Training: Connection with service providers, hospitals, schools, etc. to conducts training's about traumatic and acquired brain injury

The Long-Term Home Health Program provides home health care services that promote the patient's quality of life by providing those services in the most appropriate home care program, including adult in-home respite care, and home delivered meals.

Provides free parenting/relationship/career skills workshops for fathers and father-figures.

Provides relief services to primary caregivers of individuals with developmental disabilities and the service is provided for the individual with the diagnosis and respite service is provided at home. Offers assistance with community integreation and independence.