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Western New York Region Western New York Region PROGRAM NAME ADMINISTRATION COUNTIES MDE SEIS SCIS SC SITE SERVED 1) Achievement Center, Inc. 413 N. Main St. Chautauqua X X Jamestown, NY Chautauqua County 716-488-2755 2) Addison CSD 1 Colwell St. Steuben X Addison, NY 14801 Steuben County 607-359-2244 3) Allegany County Health Dept. 7 Court St., Room #30 Allegany X Belmont, NY 14813 Allegany County 585-268-9259 4) ARC Inc. Livingston-Wyoming 5871 Groveland Station Rd. MDE: Livingston, Monroe, Wyoming X X X X Chapter Mt. Morris, NY 14510 SEIS: Allegany, Genesee, Livingston, Monroe, dba KidStart 585-658-4023 Orleans, Steuben, Wyoming Livingston County 5) ARC Orleans County 243 South Main St., Suite 220 Genesee, Monroe, Niagara, Orleans, Wyoming X X X (Rainbow Preschool) Albion, NY 14411 585-589-5384 Orleans County 6) ARC Wayne County Chapter Inc. 848 Pierson Ave. Wayne X X X X Roosevelt Newark, NY 14513 Wayne County 315-331-2086 7) ARC Yates County Administration Ontario, Schuyler, Steuben, Yates X X X X Penn Yan Elementary 3 School Dr. Penn Yan, NY 14527 315-279-1288 Program 235 North Ave. Penn Yan, NY 14527 Yates County 315-536-7447 8) Aspire of Western New York 4635 Union Rd. Erie X X X Cheektowaga, NY 14225 Erie County 716-505-5700 1 Western New York Region PROGRAM NAME ADMINISTRATION COUNTIES MDE SEIS SCIS SC SITE SERVED 9) Baker Hall, Inc. 780 Ridge Rd. Erie X X X X dba Baker Victory Services Lackawanna, NY 14218 Erie County 716-828-7689 10) Bornhava Specialized Early 25 Chateau Terrace Erie X X X X Childhood Center of WNY, Inc. Amherst, NY 14226 716-839-1655 Erie County 11) Bright Start Pediatric Services 149 North Main St. Monroe, Ontario, Wayne X X Fairport, NY 14450 Monroe County 585-377-2230 12) Buffalo Hearing & Speech Center 50 East North St. Cattaraugus, Chautauqua, Erie, Genesee, X X X X Inc. Buffalo, NY 14203 Niagara, Orleans, Wyoming Erie County 716-885-8318 13) Building Blocks Comprehensive 275 Parrish St. Ontario X X Services Canandaigua, NY 14424 Ontario County 585-393-0554 14) Cantalician Center for Learning, 2049 George Urban Blvd Erie, Niagara X X X X Inc. Depew, NY 14043 Erie County 716-901-8700 15) Cattaraugus-Allegany-Erie- 1825 Windfall Rd. Cattaraugus X Wyoming BOCES Olean, NY 14760 Cattaraugus County 716-376-8252 16) Cattaraugus-Little Valley CSD 25 Franklin St., N Cattaraugus X X Cattaraugus, NY 14719 Cattaraugus County 716-257-3483 17) Cattaraugus Rehabilitation 1439 Buffalo St. Cattaraugus X Center, Inc. Olean, NY 14760 Cattaraugus County 716-375-4740 18) Center for Autism & Related Administration Disorders (CARD) 1890 Palmer Ave., Suite #404 Larchmont, NY 10538 Westchester County 914-833-1303 2 Western New York Region PROGRAM NAME ADMINISTRATION COUNTIES MDE SEIS SCIS SC SITE SERVED Center for Autism & Related 6 North Main St., Suite #110 Monroe, Ontario, Wayne X Disorders (CARD) Fairport, NY 14450 585-377-6590 19) CHC Learning Center 1085 Eggert Rd. Erie, Niagara X X Center for Handicapped Children, Amherst, NY 14226 Inc. 718-831-8422 Erie County 20) Children's Educational Services 774 Fairmount Ave. Chautauqua X X X dba Little Seeds Jamestown, NY 14701 Chautauqua County 716-338-0668 21) Children’s Hospital of Buffalo- 1653 Kensington Ave. Erie X X X X Kaleida Health Buffalo, NY 14215 Erie County 716-878-7607 22) Clinical Associates of the Finger 590 Fishers Station Dr., Suite #130 Genesee, Livingston, Monroe, Ontario, X X Lakes(CAFL) Victor, NY 14564 Orleans Ontario County 585-924-7207 23) Communication Center for 380 Cedarwood Office Park Monroe, Wayne X X X Hearing & Speech Fairport, NY 14450 Monroe County 585-223-5090 AKA Communication Place for Audiology 24) Corning City SD 165 Charles St. Steuben X X Painted Post, NY 14870 Steuben County 607-936-3704 25) Crestwood Children's Center – 2017 Scottsville Rd. Monroe X (Hillside Children’s Center- Rochester, NY 14620 Crestwood Campus) 585-429-2910 Monroe County 26) Diversified Services for OT, PT, 2900 Delaware Ave. Erie X SLP & Audiology, PLLC Kenmore, NY 14217 dba Diversified Children’s 716-871-9915 Services Erie County 3 Western New York Region PROGRAM NAME ADMINISTRATION COUNTIES MDE SEIS SCIS SC SITE SERVED 27) Elizabeth Pierce Olmsted 1170 Main Street Erie X X X X dba Blind Association of Western Buffalo, NY 14209 NY 716-836-7556 Erie County 28) Elmira CSD 951 Hoffman St. Chemung X Elmira, NY 14905 Chemung County 607-735-3038 29) Erie 1 BOCES 355 Harlem Rd. Erie X X West Seneca, NY 14224 Erie County 716- 821-7000 30) Erie 2 - Chautauqua-Cattaraugus 8685 Erie Road Erie X BOCES Angola, NY14006-9621 Erie County 716-549-4454 31) Erie County Medical Center PEDS-ECMC Special Therapy Programs- Erie X X Administration 4242 Ridge LEA, Suite 2 Amherst, NY 14226-3098 716-819-2400 Evaluation Site 462 Grider Street Room 250 Erie County Buffalo, NY 14215-3098 32) Erie County NYS A R C 101 Oak Street Chautauqua, Erie, Genesee, Niagara, Orleans X X X X (Heritage Centers/Heritage Buffalo, NY 14203 Education Program) 716-856-4201 Erie County 33) Fillmore CSD 104 Main St. Allegany X Fillmore, NY 14735 Allegany County 585-567-4432 34) Finger Lakes Therapy Works, 210 Clifton Springs Professional Park Monroe, Ontario, Wayne, Yates X X PLLC Clifton Springs, NY 14432 315-906-0051 Ontario County 4 Western New York Region PROGRAM NAME ADMINISTRATION COUNTIES MDE SEIS SCIS SC SITE SERVED 35) Franklinville CSD 31 N. Main St. Cattaraugus X Franklinville, NY 14737 Cattaraugus County 716-676-8001 36) Friendship CSD 46 W Main St. Allegany X Friendship, NY 14739 Allegany County 585-973-3311 37) Ganrormic, Inc. 40 Centre Drive, Suite 1 Erie X dba Wee Can Preschool & Childcare Orchard Park, NY 14127 Erie County 716-667-2294 38) Gateway-Longview, Lynde 10 Symphony Circle Erie X X X School Buffalo, NY 14201 Erie County 716-783-3157 39) Genesee Valley BOCES 80 Munson Street Livingston X X X X LeRoy, NY 14482 Livingston County 585-344-7552 40) Great Expectations PT, OT & 27 Main St. Steuben X Speech Therapy, PLLC Hornell, NY 14843 Steuben County 607-968-6221 41) Hearing & Speech Center of 1000 Elmwood Ave., Suite #400 Monroe X X Rochester Rochester, NY 14620 Monroe County 585-271-0680 42) Hearing and Speech of WNY 2545 Sheridan Ave. Cattaraugus, Erie, Genesee, Orleans X X Tonawanda, NY 14150 Erie County 716-833-4884 43) Jamestown City SD 197 Martin Rd. Chautauqua X X X X Jamestown, NY 14071 Chautauqua County 716-483-4385 44) League for the Handicapped dba The Children’s League Cattaraugus, Chautauqua, Erie, Wyoming X X X X Center 393 North St. Springville, NY 14141 Erie County 716-592-9331 5 Western New York Region PROGRAM NAME ADMINISTRATION COUNTIES MDE SEIS SCIS SC SITE SERVED 45) LEAP (for Kids) OT, PT & SLP, 1100 University Ave., Suite #110 Monroe X PLLC Rochester, NY 14607 Monroe County 585-797-9366 Formerly known as Language Education And Play 46) Letchworth CSD 5550 School Rd. Wyoming X Gainesville, NY 14066 Wyoming County 585-493-5999 47) Liberty Resources Psychology, Administration PT, OT & SLP, PLLC 1045 James St. Syracuse, NY 13202 Onondaga County 315-425-1004 Liberty Resources Psychology, 331 Alberta Dr., Suite #110 Erie, Niagara X X PT, OT & SLP, PLLC Amherst, NY14226 716-204-5925 Liberty Resources Psychology, 1870 South Winton Rd. Livingston, Monroe X X PT, OT & SLP, PLLC Rochester, NY 14618 585-697-1557 48) Mary Cariola Children’s Center 1000 Elmwood Ave., Suite #100 Monroe X X Rochester, NY 14620 Monroe County 585-271-0761 49) Monroe 2-Orleans BOCES 3599 Big Ridge Rd. Monroe X X X Spencerport, NY 14559 Monroe County 585-352-2400 50) New Directions Youth Family 6395 Old Niagara Rd. Niagara X Services Lockport, NY 14094 Wayne A Secord Therapeutic 716-433-4487 Preschool Niagara County 51) Niagara County Department of 5467 Upper Mountain Rd., Suite Niagara X X Health; Children with Special #100 Needs Lockport, NY 14094 Niagara County 716-278-1991 6 Western New York Region PROGRAM NAME ADMINISTRATION COUNTIES MDE SEIS SCIS SC SITE SERVED 52) Olean City School District 410 W Sullivan St. Cattaraugus X X Olean, NY 14760 Cattaraugus County 716-375-8989 53) Orleans-Niagara BOCES 4232 Shelby Basin Rd. Orleans X X X X Medina, NY 14103 Orleans County 1-800-836-7510 54) Pathways Inc. 33 Denison Pkwy West Allegany, Chemung, Steuben X X X Corning, NY 14830 Steuben County 607-937-3288 55) Portville CSD 500 Elm St. Cattaraugus X X Portville, NY 14770 Cattaraugus County 716-933-6036 56) Randolph CSD 18 Main St. Cattaraugus, Chautauqua X X X Randolph, NY 14772 Cattaraugus County 716-358-7033 57) Red Creek CSD P.O. Box #190 Wayne X X X South St. Red Creek, NY 13143 Wayne County 315-754-2045 58) Rochester Childfirst Network 941 South Ave. Monroe X X X Rochester, NY 14620 Monroe County 585-473-2858 59) Rochester City SD 131 W Broad St. Monroe X X Rochester, NY 14614 Monroe County 585-262-8248 60) Salamanca City SD 50 Iroquois Dr. Cattaraugus X X Salamanca, NY 14779 Cattaraugus County 716-945-5142 61) Southtowns Children's SLP, PT, 4535 Southwestern Blvd., Suite #203 Allegany X X OT & Associates Hamburg, NY 14075 Erie County 716-794-3535 7 Western New York Region PROGRAM NAME ADMINISTRATION COUNTIES MDE SEIS SCIS SC SITE SERVED 62) Stepping Stones Learning Center 2111 Hudson Ave. Livingston, Monroe, Ontario, Wayne X X X X Rochester, NY 14617 Monroe County 585-467-4567 63) Summit Educational Resources 150 Stahl Rd.
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