“Through our Neighborhood Network Centers, the Municipal Housing Authority provides the following job training services to our residents:

• Career testing

• Career counseling and advisement

• Information on job training, education programs, and colleges

• Basic literacy and GED preparation

• Resume preparation

• Job search assistance

• Interview preparation

Individual and group counseling sessions are free and can be scheduled to meet our resident needs.”

The Cazenovia Public Library Museum, established over 100 years ago, is designed as a cabinet of curiosities. A phenomena of the Renaissance, “Wunderkammern” or “cabinets of wonder” proliferated throughout Europe in the 16th and 17th centuries to showcase treasured collections and to inspire reflection and awe. The Library’s museum collection has been a source of community learning and enjoyment for generations.

Under the direction of our Museum Educators, Julie Shotzberger and Pat Hill, our museum educational programs highlight various aspects of the collection and comply with the New York State Learning Standards for Social Studies. Programs are tailored to specific grade levels and topics and are designed to enhance classroom curriculum.

Matching the needs of the community with the expertise of diverse skilled health care and educational professionals, Comprehensive Network® has flourished into a multi-tiered organization that provides health care, educational, bilingual and rehabilitation professional staff – ongoing and per diem – to meet the needs of our clients and community

“The families we serve through our Service Provision for Individual Needs (SPIN) contracts are historically those that would have fallen into a service gap. Families with less intensive needs than our traditional Kids Oneida/ACT/Step-Down programs can receive the support they need without an entire services case. By utilizing our services within SPIN, families and caseworkers receive additional support and care needed to help reach goals and divert behaviors from becoming more serious.

The outpatient diagnostic component of SPIN, contracted with Oneida and Otsego counties, is one of our most influential offerings. This serves as an alternative to in-patient diagnostics, because it is less expensive, and allows children to remain at home and out of a higher level of care, which significantly lessens disruptions in their lives. An outpatient diagnostic is tailored to the individual needs of the child served and is intended to address the specific areas in question. Diagnostics may include but are not limited to, Psychiatric Consultation, Psychological Evaluation, and Psychosocial Assessment.”

Methods of Payment: Through this program, an outside agency (such as the Department of Social Services or a school district) can purchase one or several ICAN services to provide to their clients. This is at no cost to the client, and the costs to the referring payer are dependent on what service they’ve contracted for.

The Early Childhood Direction Center, operated by The Southern Tier Independence Center (STIC), provides training, workshops, information and referral, advocacy and other assistance on early childhood issues to parents of children with disabilities age birth to five years of age as well as to schools, professionals, and agencies.

"Receive your 2-year degree locally at MVCC's Rome campus extension. Courses include general education, dental hygiene, as well as clinical and laboratory courses. Scholarships are available. ...

Application to the 2-year Associate Degree Dental Hygiene Program MUST be made through SUNY Canton. DO NOT apply thorough MVCC. Get the application online."

FACTS (Families, Advocacy, Counseling and Training Services)
Provides education advocacy and community support services that leads to improved outcomes for children and adults with brain injuries and their families.

Providers of special education services to preschoolers with disabilities.

Community presentations that increase knowledge of the issues associated with addiction, alcohol, tobacco and other drug use, and related problems.

Parent education programs to help families raise healthy resilient children.

Health and wellness programs for youth and adults

Madison County Impaired Driver Program is operated by BRIDGES.

Victim Impact Panel.

Approved Early Intervention Agency providing quality developmental services to children ages 0-3. Early Intervention services are provided in the child's natural environment, including the child's home, daycare or various community settings such as the park, shopping center or library. All services are provided in accordance with a child's Individual Family Service Plan (IFSP) and are designed around a family's daily routines and activities. Our practitioners make every effort to accommodate a family's individual needs.