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Helps resolve and prevent racial and ethnic violence and disorder, and to diffuse potentially explosive situations in schools and communities through mediation and conflict resolution. This regional office services New Jersey, New York, Puerto Rico and Virginia.

A program that works in collaboration with schools, which are workshops designed to build knowledge and skills of team work, communication, conflict resolution, self-esteem and diversity, so that their schools and communities are safer and more productive places for themselves and their peers. After 25-30 hours of intensive training youth develop strong relationships and a sense of community that they will carry with them for years to come. The program strives to allow young people to use their voices to express their concerns, fears and dreams within a safe environment.

Provides individuals, families, and organizations with constructive ways to resolve conflict through communicationPromotes safe and stable living environments for children at risk of abuse and/or neglectPresents individuals with decision-making skills and positive alternatives to violenceBroadens community understanding and acceptance of Alternative Dispute Resolution

Promotes non-violent conflict resolution techniques to educators, parents and young people workshops on restorative practices, conflict resolution concepts, communication, affirmation, mediation, bullying prevention and intervention, creative problem solving, bias awareness, social emotional learning and mediation services.

There are three forms of counseling done at the Haverstraw Center through the Reachout program: individual, family and group counseling.

Provides neutral alternative dispute resolution programs to help people solve conflicts, no matter the situation or setting. The Center does not provide direct legal representation or advocacy services but can provide referrals to the agencies providing these services. Mediation can:

• Help parties with civil and family legal issues who are looking for an alternative to court
• Help couples looking to get divorced and or separated
• Help landlords and tenants work out non-emergency issues
• Help parents and schools agree on special education matters
• Help employees and employers resolve conflict
• Help neighbors restore harmony in the community
• Help families handle issues with teens, siblings, and aging adults
• Help parents work out custody and visitation arrangements

Services are offered virtually, over the phone, and in person. In addition to mediation programs, the Center collaborates with local civil legal services providers to offer holistic legal services for victims of crime in Erie, Niagara, and Genesee Counties. Center staff will work with victims to identify legal issues and to discuss pathways to achieving justice. The Center also offers Education and Training workshops that provide skills-based trainings, consultation, and coaching services.

Provides support to fathers who are getting ready to be released from jail,are ex-offenders, or on probation and want to be a better dad and provider to the family. The program identifies each father's challenges and links them to community resources. Participants attend a 12-session workshop where they will learn, practice and strengthen specific parenting skills, communication, conflict resolution, anger management, including financial literacy training, pre-job skills, resume writing, interviewing skills, and employment support to help improve their economic stability.

Provides support services to women who are affected by the incarceration of their spouse or significant other, and are caring for their children. These women can access peer support, receive counseling, and attend a unique weekend workshop, Loving Out Loud, which focuses on relationships with incarcerated men and solutions-based counseling.

Provides a puppet performances for pre-K school children that promotes mental health, prevent substance abuse, address gang involvement and teach conflict resolution.

Offers a program that focuses on African American and Hispanic elementary school boys with emphasis on academic enrichment, cultural diversity, health and nutrition, conflict resolution training and fun recreational activities.

Provides opportunities for domestic violence victims transitioning to self sufficiency, to get involved in the community through various activities, such as summer outings, picnics, holiday celebrations, reading groups, teachings in mediation, nutrition, relaxation housekeeping, etc., along with learning to network with others.

Provides family, community, commercial, and special mediation (custody/visitation, family issues, landlord/tenant, consumer/merchant, and special education). Provides arbitration and small claims court mediation. Offers educational services to schools and groups/organizations/businesses on conflict resolution, and peer mediation.

Offers a youth development program that focuses on life skills to school-age youth, in order to build their strengths in order to achieve positive goals, skills include problem solving, decision making, career exploration, leadership training, strengths assessment, goal setting, and values awareness.

Provides confidential community mediation services to help parties discuss issues, consider options, create their own solutions, and make decisions about next steps. Parents can discuss custody and visitation issues and develop parenting plans, mediation can help schools and parents resolve special education issues, couples can discuss separation and divorce.

Provides numerous types of training workshops and consultations in conflict resolution, prejudice reduction, and leadership development for teachers, students, and organizations all through its national and regional offices.

Provides age appropriate primary prevention programs to schools and youth groups (K-12) focuses on refusal skills, conflict management, character building, life skills, drug education, decision making, and problem solving skills. Drug and alcohol education programs also available to community, church, and civic groups. Call for more information. Licensed by the New York State Office of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Services (NYS OASAS).

A DBT Booster Group focusing on friendships, conflict-resolution, bullying, self-esteem, and coping and communication skills. Male groups can be formed if there is enough interest.

Provides support to fathers who are getting ready to be released from jail,are ex-offenders, or on probation and want to be a better dad and provider to the family. The program identifies each father's challenges and links them to community resources. Participants attend a 12-session workshop where they will learn, practice and strengthen specific parenting skills, communication, conflict resolution, anger management, including financial literacy training, pre-job skills, resume writing, interviewing skills, and employment support to help improve their economic stability.

Primary grade level students engage in a series of classroom presentations to develop healthy social emotional skills such as tolerance, respect, communication, decision making, personal safety, and conflict resolution. Program services are provided in two curriculum formats: Too Good For Violence and Teaching Kids to Care. For students needing additional support, Ripple Effects is an individualized computer based program which covers non-academic issues that may be getting in the way of school success.

Recruits and assesses low income, TANF eligible teenage students, with a strategy which includes academic support services, job readiness skills, conflict resolution training, and individual and group counseling to help them succeed in various ways.

Offers conflict resolution skills including, but not limited to, learning different conflict management styles, active listening skills, reflecting, dealing with emotions, and understanding other points of views. These skills are attained by mediator skills training, peer mediation training, family trainings, and group facilitation.

Provides counseling services to adults, children, teens, couples and families. Individual counseling services include treatment for substance abuse, trauma, problem gambling prevention/care, abuse survivors, anxiety, depression,PTSD, impulsive behavior disorders, anger management, etc. Group counseling services include confict resoultion, parenting skills, psychoeductioanl groups, relapse prevention, support groups for men, women & children, etc.

Provides evaluation, psychotherapy and counseling for diverse populations. This includes group/individual/marital/family therapy, acculturation and counseling for the new immigrant, multicultural workshops, multicultural support groups, and psuciatric examinations and psychotropic medication, anger management, confilct resolution and workshop series.

Offers conflict resolution skills including, but not limited to, learning different conflict management styles, active listening skills, reflecting, dealing with emotions, and understanding other points of views. These skills are attained by mediator skills training, peer mediation training, family trainings, and group facilitation.

Offers an alternative to incarceration for youth who are at risk at entering the criminal justice system as offenders. At risk youth are given an idea of what it is really like to be locked up. The program also includes topics of self worth, peer pressures, drug abuse, group association, impulsive behavior and the benefits of patience and perseverance. The goal is of deterring youth from entering the criminal justice system.