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.

The term forensics is used to identify services that are directly related to the Courts and Criminal Justice system.

Inmate Counseling and Psychiatric services.

Sex Offender Assessments.

Sex Offender Group Treatment.

Court Ordered Mental Health Evaluations.

Discharge Planning.

Case Management Services.

"[RCIL] has Educational Advocates who can provide assistance with the Office for People with Developmental Disabilities (OPWDD) Eligibility Process, working toward the goals of identifying needs, completing paperwork, planning and/or scheduling evaluation/testing, facilitating transportation, and providing referrals.

Families will be supported throughout the entire process, ensuring that they have all necessary information and a full understanding of the steps involved, including the development and submission of an eligibility packet to OPWDD.

Educational Advocates will also assist families to understand what services may be available to them as well as empower family members to become strong advocates for their loved ones."

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

TAP: A PROGRAM OVERVIEW

TAP provides design, architectural, planning and graphic assistance to low and moderate income individuals and non-profit organizations. TAP disseminates information on programs instituted for the benefit of the targeted population and acts as advocate for such persons on planning decisions.

TAP’s activities are focused on the city of Troy, although projects have been undertaken in surrounding locations.

HOUSING DESIGN

TAP assists non profit agencies with a wide variety of special needs housing including homeless prevention, affordable housing, residential treatment programs, shelters and income eligible subsidized apartments.

TAP prepares building permit drawings for homeowners and zoning and planning applications for proposed projects.

DESIGN ASSISTANCE

TAP provides appropriate rehabilitation advice to applicants in historic districts and to educate the public on historic preservation issues.

PUBLIC INTEREST ADVOCACY

TAP prepares reports, presentations, workshops and special events aimed at promoting architectural preservation, design quality, energy conservation, fair housing and removal of architectural barriers.

ASSISTANCE TO NON PROFIT CORPORATIONS

TAP has provided design services on offices, classrooms, day-care centers, museums, arts centers and community centers, as well as maintenance and repair projects for religious organizations.

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Abi-county (Nassau and Suffolk) not-for-profit organization providing education, advocacy, and social support services to Long Island's gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender (GLBT) youth and young adults, and all youth, young adults, and their families for whom sexuality, sexual identity, gender identity, and HIV/AIDS are an issue. Our goals are to empower GLBT youth, advocate for their diverse interests, and to educate society about them.

The Alliance for Quality Education was formed to increase resources for education so that every public school can provide quality education to all of its students.

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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SUMMER CAMP

“J.C.C. Summer Camp packs fun into learning with hands on activities as children explore their interests in our indoor and outdoor classrooms. Each week will have daily sensory, art, building and movement activities while using our spacious outdoor play area!!

Each week will focus on a new and exciting theme that will pique the interest of all ages. Our camp teachers work collaboratively to develop a fun curriculum that takes advantage of all that the summer offers. They use the playground, the classroom, gym and auditorium as well as special visitors as an extension of the camp. Fun snacks, sprinkler fun and lots of friends. The most important emphasis of our summer camp is to have fun!!!”

PLAY DAY

“Check our homepage to find out more information about times and dates for our preschool play days. Kids are welcome to play in the gym, watch a movie in the auditorium and enjoy pizza, popcorn, and drinks. Price $3/per person and adults must stay with their children throughout the duration of their stay.”

SPORTS OF ALL SORTS (ages 3-6)

“Are you looking for a great program to get the kids up and active, while having fun learning fundamentals of sports and games? Come join us in this fun filled hour filled with obstacle courses, relay races, drill and skills activities, and lots more. The activities will be specially designed for two different age groups. This program will run once a week for 6 weeks. Cost: $50 for members or $60 for nonmembers.”

INTRO TO TAE KWON DO (ages 5-11)

“Scalise Tae Kwon Do, in a partnership with the J.C.C. is pleased to offer a 6-week introductory course for children. your child will learn basic kicking, blocking, striking, and punching. Some other areas included: stretching, physical fitness, and self-defense. Fundamental skills increase your child’s physical coordination, flexibility, balance, and mental acumen. Children are taught at their own pace and are never pressured to perform beyond their capabilities. Come join in this brand new and exciting program!”

FLOOR HOCKEY FOR KIDS (ages 4-9)

“Taught by skilled hockey coached, this program will be a combination of first-class instruction and real live games with your favorite Comet players! Registration is first come, first serve. Don’t miss this exciting opportunity. Call now to register your child! Cost: $60 for members or $70 for nonmembers.”

INDOOR SOCCER (ages 3 – 6)

“Bring your little ones every Monday to come and enjoy this delightful 6-week session. Your children will learn the basic skills of soccer while having a blast and doing plenty of running! Cost: $55 for members or $65 for nonmembers.”

METHODS OF PAMYENT: 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.

Disability Rights New York provides legal assistance to adults and children with disabilities.