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To provide activities and resource centers for children (grades K-5) in the Hudson Valley who are coping with a serious family illness or crisis Pediatric Chronic Illness Support Group- The Pediatrics Staff provides group activities designed to enhance the well-being of chronically ill patients and their parents.Autism Support Group- Is a support group for parents affected by Autism Spectrum Disorder. This support group is designed to meet the psychosocial needs of the parents. ADHD Support Group - Is a support group for parents of children with ADHD, Juvenile Diabetes Support Group, Type 1 Diabetes or Juvenile Diabetes.

Youth meet to discuss issues important to them such as bullying, conflict and resolution and other social issues.To register, e-mail [email protected] with the subject "Teen Scene" and your contact info in the body of the email.

Provides a youth drop-in center and community youth center that focuses its programming on the physical and mental health of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer and questioning youth (13-24 yrs) and their straight allies in the Southern Tier.

Provides a mutual support program for people whose lives have been affected by someone else's drinking.

Provides a safe space for for LGBTQA and allied youth to gather and receive support from caring adults through case management services, referrals for LGBTQ affirming health and human service providers.

The program' s goal is to increase resilience and pro-social behaviors. A Parent's Guide to Changing Destructive Adolescent Behavior (CDAB) is the only parent training program that addresses the MOST destructive of adolescent behaviors. With a focus on improving both school attendance and performance. Program Goals: Reduce family conflict Reduce juvenile crimeImprove School attendance and performance Critical Issues Addressed: Arguing and Family conflict Poor School Performance Truancy and Dropouts Media Influences Early Teen Sexuality Teen Drug Use Youth Gangs Teen Violence BullyingRunaway youth

Offers a safe place for teens, providing positive role models and mentors. Weekly topics discussed include self-esteem and confidence, dealing with challenges of being an adolescent, friendships and relationships, handling social pressures and school pressures, and more. Support groups meet weekly throughout the school year. A parent component provides parents of teens with support, guidance and understanding.

Offers intensive support to youth and families involved with DSS or Probation, helping prevent placement, reducing re-placement, and shortening stays when placement is necessary. The program strengthens families, builds skills, improves school attendance and performance, and reduces court involvement. Families work closely with an Intensive Family Worker, receiving personalized support through in-home coaching, parent guidance, skill building, crisis response, advocacy, and connection to community resources. SHINE also supports youth in placement, ensuring smooth visits, discharge planning, and transitions back home. Referrals are made through DSS or Probation.

Promotes well-being to transgender, genderqueer, gender fluid, agender, gender nonconforming, non-binary, and questioning community in a safe, empowering space. Empowers transgender and gender-nonconforming people, and their allies through social opportunities, community building, resource sharing, and advocacy.

Provides youth ages 13-18 years old the opportunity to discuss issues relevant to their lives openly and confidentially.

A support group for adolescent girls in Scarsdale and Edgemont.

Provides a fellowship of young people (mostly teenagers) whose lives have been affected by someone else's drinking.

Provides adult behavioral health services, family counseling, psychiatric treatment, individual and group counseling, and crisis intervention. Offers support groups on parenting, self-esteem, stress management, MICA (Mentally Impaired Chemically Addicted), social skills, men's issues, and teens' issues.

Comprised of Chenango County youth, ages 12-17, who work toward developing a strategic plan to create positive change for our community's youth. Youth discuss and advocate for programs change and adjustments to better engage youth.

Gives youth and their families the power to improve their health, well-being, and quality of life. Also provides therapy, rehabilitation, and family peer support services at home or within the community to help families make informed decisions about their care.

Helps youth and families get the support they need to succeed. A dedicated care manager serves as the central contact, coordinating with doctors, mental health providers, schools, social services, and other supports to make sure every need is met. Services include connecting families to healthcare, mental health treatment, social programs, education, housing, vocational support, and financial assistance. Care managers help families navigate complex systems, prevent overlap in services, and create a coordinated plan that keeps children safe, healthy, and supported.

Promotes, fosters and advances the health, welfare and well being of children and families. The Youth in Training program helps children become secure, responsible, and mature adults.

Provides youth ages 13-18 the opportunity to discuss issues relevant to their lives openly and confidentially. Services available in Spanish. Walk-ins welcome.