The Southern Tier Tobacco Awareness Coalition

The Chemung County Health Department is the lead agency for the Southern Tier Tobacco Awareness Coalition (STTAC).

The Southern Tier Tobacco Awareness Coalition (STTAC) is a community partnership grant-funded by the New York State Department of Health Bureau of Tobacco Control (BTC). STTAC is made up of two main components, Community Engagement and Reality Check. These components work together, seeking to build healthier communities through tobacco-free living in Chemung, Schuyler and Steuben Counties. We have several initiatives and efforts to help us work towards our goal of bettering lives and communities.

Classes Include:

Animal Science

Automotive Technology

Carpentry & Construction

Collision Repair Technology

Cosmetology

Criminal Justice

Culinary Arts

Early Childhood Education/Human Services

Heavy Equipment Operation

Media Communications Technology

Medical Assisting

Medical Professions

Natural Resources

Power Equipment Technology

Product Design & Manufacturing

Pre-Engineering/CADD

Welding/Metal Fabrication

Art

CDL Class A & B Licenses

5-Hour Pre-Licensing Course

Point & Insurance Reduction Course

High School Equivalency Diploma

Health Occupation

*Please call 716-376-8264 for more information.

*Please Note: Classes may not be available at all centers.

Basic Needs Programs, which offers families and individuals experiencing hunger, current or imminent homelessness, or other crises access to food, personal items, clothing, direct financial assistance, and referrals.

SNCC’s Food Pantry will provide enough emergency food for three days/nine meals for each individual in the household.

SNCC’s Homeless Prevention Program, which successfully provides financial assistance, in the form of first month’s rent will transition individuals/families leaving homeless shelters into independent and affordable housing. One-on-one budgeting and credit repair sessions are available on-site with our Homeless Prevention Coordinator.

SNCC’s Social Work Team, assists with more complex cases by providing individualized case management and coaching to families who have a variety of other needs that threaten their overall stability. SNCC’s Licensed Social Worker supervises Social Work Interns from Syracuse University, which adds capacity to manage more unique cases requiring additional support and attention.

Power Source Parenting, which offers peer support and accessible instruction so that pregnant or young parents can develop the skills to raise their children while pursuing their own educational and vocational goals.

What Is Housing Advocacy?

If you need assistance locating and applying for affordable and accessible housing in Dutchess County. TRI can provide you resources, such as applications for available housing, assistance in getting your name on a waiting list, or help in sorting through and filling out paperwork.

If you feel you have experienced housing discrimination due to your disAbility, TRI can provide support in discussing the matter with the landlord. If you want to file a complaint, TRI can provide resources to guide you.

NYS program for LGBTQ Military Veterans to access benefits and improve their overall health and wellness. Advocacy is provided for all LGBTQ Veterans.

The Chinese Community Center (CCC) is a resource center for the members of the Chinese American community and those who are interested in Chinese culture and language. The mission of the CCC is to foster and enhance the sense of friendship and unity among its community through the cultural and educational programs that we offer and through community service.

The goals of our organization are:

*to promote understanding and appreciation of the Chinese heritage that is unique, defining, and precious

*to help and encourage our members to integrate and assimilate with mainstream culture.

*to actively participate in community service and become an integral part of the Capital District's constituency makeup.

Non-profit organization that works to improve housing conditions, both in terms of physical housing conditions and in terms of tenant’s rights for security and equity. Maximum limit is $200.

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The Delaware County Senior Council, comprised of representatives from Senior Clubs throughout the county, serves as an important link between the county's elder citizens and the Office for the Aging. The Council meets at 12:30 p.m., the 2nd Monday of every month at The First Presbyterian Church, Clinton Street Delhi, NY. All Seniors are always welcome to attend. For further information contact John Hampel, President at 607-363-7303.

YOUTH BASKETBALL (grades K-12)

“The J.C.C. will provide opportunities for many age groups with our new J.C.C. Skills Academy program, instructed by Doneilous King. Starting in November, this program runs every Sunday for 16 weeks from 1 PM to 4 PM. There are also opportunities for Jr. High and High School leagues. Please contact Dave George at daveg@jccutica.net for more information on these programs.”

CHURCH LEAGUE

“This basketball league is for ages 18 and up and runs Saturdays starting end of November through March from 2:30 PM to 10 PM.”

MEN’S OVER 40 LEAGUE

“Join our fastest growing program. Winners will receive special “Champion” T-shirts. Starts November and runs through Early April. Meetings are every Sunday, 4:30 PM to 7 PM. Price: $600 per team.”

METHODS OF PAYMENT: Generally, for the Utica location, attendants do not need a membership and would either rent space out or attend programs hosted by people who have rented space out. Fees and methods of payment may vary.

Educational Advocacy offers parents, caregivers and school districts the understanding regarding special education plans (ex. 504 or Individualized Educational Plan - IEP) and how a youth/young adult can utilize their plan to assist in succeeding while attending P-12 Education.