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CATHOLIC CHARITIES OF SCHOHARIE COUNTY
489 West Main Street, Cobleskill,
NY 12034
Phone: (518) 234-3581
Fax: (518) 234-8423
24-hour Domestic Violence Crisis
Hotline: (518) 234-2231
Email:
services@catholiccharitiesofschoharieco.org
www.catholiccharitiesofschoharieco.org
Executive Director: Tim
Mulligan
Established in 1978, Catholic Charities of Schoharie County makes available a wide variety of services to all the people of Schoharie County, including: Counseling/family therapy; Domestic Violence Services, residential and non-residential; Crime Victims Advocacy; Community Service Restitution Program; Food Pantry; Extra Helpings; Emergency Assistance; Thrift shop; and Kinship Caregivers.
CATHOLIC CHARITIES AIDS SERVICES
176 Main Street, Oneonta, NY
13820
Phone: (607) 432-0061,
ext.
107
Fax: (607) 431-9303
www.ccaidsalbany.org
Site Supervisor: Ric Racheco
Project Safe Point
Associate Executive Director: Keith Brown
Phone: (518) 449-3581
Provides a compassionate response to persons living with or at risk for HIV/AIDS and/or their loved ones. The agency functions in a consultative manner for the entire Catholic Charities system and the diocese in matters related to HIV/AIDS. This is accomplished by service delivery including intensive case management, Project Safe Point (a syringe access and disposal service), socialization, advocacy, referrals, transportation, and education for persons infected with and affected by HIV. The agency works in close partnership with other Catholic Charities agencies, medical providers, and other community-based organizations providing HIV/AIDS-related services in the Capital Region. This is an outreach office. The administrative office is located at 100 Slingerland Street, Albany, NY 12202. Phone: 518-449-3581
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CATHOLIC CHARITIES CAREGIVERS SUPPORT SERVICES
100 Slingerland Street, Albany,
NY 12202
Phone: (518) 449-2001
Fax: (518) 426-3662
www.cccaregivers.org
Executive Director: Renée Benson
Executive Director: Renée Benson
This agency offers two programs centering on supporting families. Each program uses a combination of information and assistance, respite, case management, support groups, and access to supportive counseling around the issues of caregiving and other community services to extend the family’s ability to keep their family member at home for a longer time. The Elder Caregiving Program provides services supporting caregivers as they care for their older spouses, parents, and friends. The respite portion of this program is available in all 14 counties of the diocese. An emergency respite on-call pager is also available to all hospitals, adult protective agencies and office for the aging agencies in all 14 counties. This program offers support groups as well and individual supportive counseling around issues of caregiving. The agency’s second program is its Kinship Caregiving Program operating in Albany, Rensselaer and Schenectady counties focusing on supporting relatives who are raising children (typically grandparents raising grandchildren). This program does not offer formal respite services but does offer a a strong intergenerational component which assists youth and their caregivers with the adjustments and successful integration into their new family structure as well as providing the caregivers with supports to establish long term family stability.
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CATHOLIC CHARITIES DISABILITIES SERVICES
1 Park Place, Suite 200, Albany,
NY 12205
Phone: (518) 783-1111
Fax: (518) 785-4894
www.ccdservices.org
Executive Director: Anne Ogden
Provides a wide range of services to individuals of all ages with developmental and related disabilities and their families. Services include, but are not limited to the following: residential placement; residential and respite services offered to individuals in their own homes and community settings; family support services; independent service coordination; Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) services; advocacy; referral; Prader-Willi Syndrome services.
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COMMUNITY MATERNITY SERVICES
322-4 Main Street, PO Box 753,
Schoharie, NY 12157
Phone: (518) 295-6100
Fax: (518) 295-6130
www.cccms.org
Contact: Gen Overholt
Executive Director: Sister Mary Ann LoGiudice, RSM
CMS provides family-oriented and community-based programs, which enhance the dignity, quality and sanctity of human life through individualized social services and community education programs. Offers a continuum of care for pregnant adolescents and young parents including case management, goal-directed counseling, childbirth education, parent education, support and advocacy. Group residence and family care for children. Prevention/supports for families at risk. Adoption, foster care, day care and respite services. This is an outreach office. The administrative office is located at 27 North Main Avenue, Albany, NY 12203. Phone: 518-482-8836.
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DIOCESAN COMMUNITY HEALTH ALLIANCE
40 North Main Avenue, Albany, NY
12203
Phone: (518) 453-6650
Fax: (518) 453-6792
Website: www.careforlife.net
Director: Joseph F. Pofit
The Alliance develops joint ministry opportunities among Catholic health care, schools, Catholic Charities agencies and parishes. Also develops long term care campuses and senior housing. Offers CHOICES, a fee-based intensive care management program for seniors.
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IMMIGRATION SERVICES
40 North Main Avenue, Albany, NY
12203
Phone: (518) 453-6650
Fax: (518) 453-6792
Immigration Counselor: Paula Read
Immigration Attorney: David W.
Meyers, Esq.
Provides immigration-related
legal services. Services include consultation,
counseling, and preparation of petitions and
applications for, among other benefits, lawful
permanent residency and U.S. citizenship.
Assists individuals who are victims of human
trafficking.
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