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County Resource Guides THE WILLIAM County GEORGE AGENCY Resource Cara b First RESIDENTIAL CARE FOR Guides YOUTH & YOUNG ADULTS ALLEGAN.] ROCKLAND BRONX NEW YORK QUEENS KINGS RICHMOND Copynght2041.5 topo maps.com Table of Contents Albany County 4 Allegany County 17 Broome County 25 Cattaraugus County 37 Chautauqua County 48 Chemung County 58 Chenango County 69 Clinton County 76 Columbia County 88 Cortland County 97 Delaware County 108 Dutchess County 118 Erie County 131 Franklin County 143 Fulton County 153 Genesee County 162 Greene County 171 Herkimer County 180 Jefferson County 189 Livingston County 199 Madison County 208 Monroe County 216 Montgomery County 232 Niagara County 240 Oneida County 251 Onondaga County 264 Ontario County 280 Orange County 290 Orleans County 301 Oswego County 309 Otsego County 319 Rensselaer County 329 Rockland County 339 Saratoga County 350 Schenectady County 361 Schoharie County 374 Schuyler County 384 Seneca County 391 St. Lawrence County 399 Steuben County 410 Sullivan County 420 Tioga County 431 Tompkins County 441 Ulster County 452 Warren County 464 Washington County 473 Wayne County 482 AlbanyAlbany County Community Resources 4 Mental Health- Emergency Services Mental health refers to a person’s condition with regard to their psychological and emotional well-being. Taking care of one’s mental health is of critical importance and should be prioritized. Mental Health problems can come in a multitude of forms, and help should be sought if you are experiencing an unusual amount of distress or having difficulty functioning. Emergency Services Albany County Department for Children, Youth and Families 518-447-4550, 260 South Pearl Street, Albany, NY 12202 Crisis assessment, triage, ongoing counseling, and emergency on call access to Child and Adolescent Mobil Crisis Team. Albany County Mobile Crisis Team 518-549-6500 Emergency mental health assessment in the community access to Child and Adolescent Mobile Crisis Team. Capital District Psychiatric Center 518-549-6500 75 New Scotland Avenue, Albany, NY 12208 24 hour emergency mental health assessment and access to Child and Adolescent Mobile Crisis Team. Parsons Child and Family Center 518-429-2390 650 Warren Street, Albany, NY 12208 Adult Mobile Crisis Response Team, Child and Adolescent Mobile Team, Home- Based Crisis Intervention (HBCI). Ellis Hospital Emergency Room 518-243-3300 1101 Nott Street, Schenectady, NY 12308 24 hour emergency mental health assessment with access to Child and Adolescent Mobile Crisis Team. National Suicide Prevention Hotline 1-800-273-TALK(8255) National Domestic Violence Hotline 1-800-799-7233 New York State Coalition against Domestic Violence 1-800-942-6906 Aid to Victims of Violence 1-800-336-9622 5 Mental Health- Counseling Also referred to as outpatient services or therapy and this service combined with psychiatric care have been found to be effective in treating mental illness. Services are provided by professionals who may be social workers, psychologists or certified mental health counselors, either one-on-one or with a family and are paid for either by health insurance or via sliding scale based on income. Albany County Department for Children, Youth and Families, Children’s Mental Health, 518-447-4550 260 South Pearl Street, Albany, NY 12202 Albany County Department of Mental Health 518-447-4668 260 South Pearl Street, Albany, NY 12202 SUNY Psychology Services Center 518-442-4900 299 Washington Avenue, Albany, NY 12206 Capital District Psychiatric Center, Child and Adolescent Outpatient Services 518-549-6929 75 New Scotland Avenue, Albany, NY 12208 Parsons Child and Family Guidance Clinic 518-431-1650 401 New Karner Road, Albany, NY 12205 Ellis Outpatient Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Department 518-382-2290 624 McClellan Street- Suite 202 2nd Floor, Schenectady, NY 12304 LaSalle School (Adolescents) 518-242-4731 391 Western Avenue, Albany, NY 12203 6 Alcohol and Drug Abuse/Addiction Addictions Care Center of Albany 518-465-5470 Receive a thorough, confidential assessment to determine the level of care required. ACCA does not offer detoxification services, but works collaboratively with other service providers and referral sources to ensure you received the required care. Albany County Department of Mental Health 518-447-2046 260 South Pearl Street, Albany, NY 12202 Provides comprehensive medically supervised outpatient services to individuals of all ages. St. Peters Addiction Recovery 518-482-2455 845 Central Avenue-South 3, Albany, NY 12206 Provides treatment services for individuals experiencing problems with alcohol and drug use/abuse. Belvedere Addictions Center 518-694-9400 1 Van Tromp Street, Albany, NY 12207 Hope House, Inc. 518-482-4673 573 Livingston Avenue, Albany, NY 12206 Conifer Park Outpatient Center 518-274-5143 2435 6th Avenue, Troy, NY 12180 OASAS (Office of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Services) http://www.oasas.ny.gov/providerdirectory Alcoholics Anonymous 518-463-0906 http://www.aa.org/pages/en_US/find-local-aa Narcotics Anonymous 888-319-2606 https://ww.na.org/meetingsearch/ Al-Anon/Alateen 518-292-0577 https://al-anon.org/ . 7 Housing Albany Community Development Agency 518-434-5240 200 Henry Johnson Boulevard, Albany, NY 12210 Home-ownership assistance, budget counseling, property rehabilitation Albany Housing Authority 518-641-7500 200 South Pearl Street, Albany, NY 12202 Permanent housing and rent subsidies Capital City Rescue Mission 518-462-0459 259 South Pearl Street, Albany, NY 12202 Transitional housing with Christian addiction recovery for women Catholic Charities Housing Office 518-459-0183 41 North Main Avenue, Albany, NY 12203 Permanent housing for families and singles Homeless and Travelers Aide Society (HATAS) 518-463-2124 138 Central Avenue, Albany, NY 12206 Permanent housing with various supportive services Rebuilding the City 518-449-2335 334 Second Avenue, Albany, NY 12209 Transitional housing for women, children and single men Support Ministries, Inc. 518-427-2463 28 Delaware Terrace, Albany, NY 12209 Housing and support services for people living with HIV/AIDS United Tenants of Albany 518-436-0320 33 Clinton Avenue, Albany, NY 12207 Landlord/tenant mediation, eviction emergencies and homeless prevention Veterans Housing with Albany Housing Coalition 518-465-5251 278 Clinton Avenue, Albany, NY 12210 Transitional and permanent housing for veterans 8 Food and Nutrition Programs- Community Meals Interfaith Partnership for the FOCUS Churches Breakfast Homeless Westminister Presbyterian 176 Sheridan Avenue, Albany 85 Chestnut St, Albany Monday & Friday 8-8:30 am Tuesday & Wednesday 7-9am (April through October) FOCUS Churches Breakfast Capital City Rescue Mission Westminister Presbyterian 259 S. Pearl Street, Albany 85 Chestnut Street, Albany Daily 6:30am. 12-4:30pm, Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday 7-9am 6:30pm (November through April 15th) Sr. Maureen Joyce Center St. John’s/St. Ann’s 369 Livingston Avenue, Albany 88 4th Avenue, Albany Sunday 1-2pm Tuesday & Saturday 11:30-1pm Monday & Thursday 11:30-1pm Sacred Heart Church Israel AME Church 35 Walter Street, Albany 381 Hamilton Street, Albany Wednesday 11:30-12:30pm Wednesday 12-1pm (September-June only) Grace & Holy Innocents Salvation Army- Cohoes 498 Clinton Avenue, Albany Canal Square on Remsen Street Saturday 11-1pm Monday-Friday, 12-1pm (last week of the month) Salvation Army- Mobile Canteen 20 S. Ferry Street, Monday-Friday 4-:5:30pm United Church of Cohoes 500 Clinton Avenue, Monday-Friday 5-6pm 123 Mohawk Street, Albany Saturday, 4:30-7pm JC Club Children’s Feeding Center 63 Quail Street, Albany Saturday & Sunday, 3-5pm Monday-Thursday, 4-6pm (Children under 19) 9 Food Assistance To find the pantry that serves your neighborhood: Food Pantries for the Capital District d/b/a The Food Pantries 518-458-1167 Food Stamp eligibility prescreening and application information: N.O.E.P 518-689-6327 Summer Food Program 518-380-5583 Capital Roots 518-274-8685 Information about the Women, Infants, and Children’s Program (WIC): Whitney M. Young, Jr. Health Services 518-465-2771 920 Lark Drive, Albany, NY 12207 Albany Women’s Health Center of Albany Medical College 518-432-4033 220 Green Street, Albany, NY 12202 Cohoes Family Care- Moms Program 518-235-7282 55 Mohawk Street, Cohoes, NY 12047 Drop-In Center Sheridan Hollow Drop-In Center 518-694-8899 26 S. Swan Street, Albany 12210 The Drop-In Center provides support and connects to service providers. A Safe Haven. 9:30am-4:00pm 10 Health and Medical Albany County Health Department 518-447-4580 175 Green Street, Albany, NY 12202 8:30am to 4pm Poverello Center 518-462-7040 315 Sheridan Avenue, Albany, NY 12206 Free medical services for adults without insurance. Wednesdays 6:30 to 8:30pm Capital City Rescue Mission 518-462-0459 Free medical clinic. Tuesdays and Fridays 10am to 3pm St. Peter’s Family Health Center 518-449-0100 326 S. Pearl Street, Albany, NY 12202 8:30am to 4pm Whitney M. Young Jr. 518-465-4771 920 Lark Drive, Albany, NY 12207 Health Services. They have a Troy Satellite office, as well. Albany County Cancer Services Program 518-525-8680 Free cancer screening for the uninsured Alliance for Positive Health 518-434-4686 Testing for HIV and Sexually Transmitted Diseases Albany Women’s Health Center 518-432-4033 220 Green Street, Albany, NY 12202 Koinonia Primary Care 518-689-0282 553 Clinton Avenue, Albany, NY 12206 Sheridan Hollow Drop-In Center and Wellness Clinic 518-694-8899 26 South Swan Street, Albany, NY 12210 Monday-Friday 9:30am to 4pm 11 Health Insurance Child Health Plus 800-698-4543 Child Health Plus offers health insurance to children ages birth through 18 years within New York State who family income falls within certain limits. The purpose of Child Health Plus is to ensure that all eligible children receive the basic, routine, preventive health care that keeps children healthy and protects them from common childhood diseases and illnesses. Child Health Plus is made available by New York State law that provides funding for children’s health insurance.
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