A free confidential hotline that can help people with feelings of isolation, coming-out, relationship concerns, HIV/AIDS questions, family and much more.

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.

This “walls free” program includes Educational Advocacy, Independent Living Skills, & Family Support.

Adult Career and Continuing Education Services-Vocational Rehabilitation (ACCES-VR), administers vocational rehabilitation and independent living programs. Provides services to assist eligilble individuals with disabilities to obtain employment.

Case management services and rental subsidies for permanent housing for qualified individuals with disabilities in Orange County, funded by Housing and Urban Development (HUD), NYS Office of Mental Health and Office for People with Developmental Disabilities (OPWDD). Services include, but are not limited to, independent living skills training; wellness coaching, peer mentoring, assistance with employment, #and connections with social and community resources.

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.

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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At the Assocation for Vision Rehabilitation & Employment (AVRE), an Employment and Career Specialist works with visually impaired individuals to place them in the appropriate work environment for their impairment.

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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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.