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• Social and recreational activities for children who are under 18 years old and live in high-risk neighborhoods.
• After school programs and summer programs are both available.
• Activities and snacks are included.
• Please contact for more information.
The Cornell Cooperative Extension, (CCE)'s, Family Resource Center offers variety of services including: a play center, parenting classes, peer support, library of information, and referral. Various workshops offered on nutrition, personal health, communication, and parenting.
Plans, coordinates and supplements the activities of public, private, and religious organization devoted to the positive development and general welfare of youth.
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The Rochester/Monroe County Youth Bureau is a planning, funding and coordinating agency dedicated to developing, implementing and evaluating a comprehensive system of services for youth in our community. The office operates on the belief that youth and their families deserve the best services possible.
Companion care services include daily tasks such as meal prep, light housekeeping, errands, shopping, medication reminders, assistance with pet care. Services also include social and interpersonal tasks such as spending quality time with your loved one by chatting and listening, playing board/card games, or transportation to doctor appointments and other outings.
Companionship, Socialization
Provides compainionship (one-on-one matches for adults and circle of friends for children in a school based setting. Family-to-family, group placement and colunteer calling.
Senior club
Programs that provide organized opportunities for individuals of all ages to meet and socialize with their peers through dances, parties, picnics, barbecues and other companionable activities. Included are men's clubs; women's clubs; singles clubs; clubs for individuals who have a common ethnic background, religion or country of origin; and similar groups whose primary purpose in gathering is to pass the time in an enjoyable manner.
Volunteers provide weekly or biweekly visits to provide a physical presence for social contact and emotional/psychological support.