Home HeadQuarters is a non-profit neighborhood and housing development organization and certified Community Development Financial Institution who, since 1996, has helped more than 3,500 families become first-time homebuyers; provided nearly 10,000 homeowners with $105 million in home improvement loans and grants, and developed more than 800 formerly vacant properties. Home HeadQuarters is the leading home improvement lender to families of color living in Syracuse, out lending all other financial institutions combined. The organization is a chartered member of NeighborWorks America, the country’s first designated Community Based Development Organization and is recognized nationally for its innovative loan products for homebuyers, local contractors and "Mom & Pop" landlords that are unable to borrow from traditional lenders.

Wayne County Action Program is a hospital & health care company based out of 6264 Buerman Rd, Sodus, NY, United States.

BUILDING BLOCKS LEARNING CENTER, LLC is a company based out of 2 EAST PARK ROW, CLINTON, New York, United States.

MACNY, the Manufacturers Association, represents over 330 companies in 26 counties in Central Upstate New York. Celebrating 100 years in 2013, MACNY provides advocacy support, human resource services, training, purchasing solutions and networking opportunities for its members.

LAUNCH, formerly the Learning Disabilities Association of Central New York (LDACNY), has been serving the Greater Syracuse community since 1985. Serving learners of all abilities and ages to gain greater independence to be successful in school, work and community. Our current programs and services: Educational Consulting: Assists parents/guardians to navigate the school system in order to create positive outcomes for their child with special needs. Summer Programs: Three options based on age of the child: Summer Adventures In Learning (ages 6-11), Level Up (ages 12 & 13), Learning Without Borders (ages 14-16). The six week programs are academically based with a strong social-emotional component to address summer regression. Employment: Individual support with job seekers to assist with job searches, exploration and career development. Also provides on-site job coaching. Community Rehabilitation: Service provides one-to-one training to persons with intellectual/developmental disabilities to develop or enhance the skills needed to live more independently in their homes or in the community. Adult Social Group: A recreational program that provides adults with a disability opportunities for social engagement. Career Solutions Academy: A work force prep program to earn a certificate as a cleaning technician. To learn more about any of our programs or services, please visit our website at www.launchcny.org.

Learn As You Grow Childcare is an individual & family services company based out of 5684 S Bay Rd, Cicero, New York, United States.

CNY Works is a local, not-for profit corporation, focusing on Central New York, which receives federal funding through the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act of 2014. We are governed by a Board of Directors whose members currently represent business, education, organized labor, government, employment & training, economic development and community-based organizations. Within Central New York, it is our mission to provide a single point of entry for Workforce Information -- bringing businesses, job seekers, and training providers together with the goal of providing skilled workers for every business and employment for every job seeker. For further information, you can contact us at [email protected]

When parents learn that a child is seriously ill, everything changes. Daily routines are interrupted to travel to distant cities for medical care. Dinners come from hospital cafeterias or vending machines, and the comforts of home are traded for a chair near the bedside of a sick child. Ronald McDonald House Charities of Central New York helps make life a little easier during these difficult times, allowing parents and families to focus on what really matters: the health and well-being of their child.

The mission of the Human Services Coalition is to enhance the delivery of health and human services in the Tompkins County area. Human Service Planning (HSP) HSP encourages cooperation among providers to develop well-organized service delivery systems and provides links to local, regional, and national decision-makers. It convenes the Homeless & Housing Task Force the Continuum of Care, and monthly Human Services Forums. Health Planning Council (HPC) To improve the health of Tompkins County residents, the Health Planning Council conducts community health planning, promotes the development of needed health services and resources, increases access to health care services, and encourages the integration of the various components into a functioning system. 2-1-1 Tompkins/ Information and Referral 2-1-1/ Information and Referral (2-1-1) operates at the hub of the Tompkins County services network to promote effective service delivery and efficient allocation of community resources. 2-1-1 connects people in need with services designed to address that need by providing a central telephone information service, chat line, and maintaining a data base of community information. Callers are referred to service providers according to their situation.

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Foodnet Meals on Wheels mission is to provide meals and other nutrition services that promote dignity, well being and independence for older adults and other persons in need in Tompkins County. As a FNMOW client, we focus on your health so that you can live as independently as possible. Foodnet Meals on Wheels is a 501(c)3 non-profit corporation funded by the New York State and Tompkins County Offices for the Aging, U.S. Administration on Aging, United Way, voluntary contributions from participants, and charitable gifts from individuals, businesses and foundations.

Gadabout Transportation Services, Inc. offers affordable transportation solutions tailored to the needs of Tompkins County residents aged 55 and above, as well as those who are ADA (American Disability Act) certified. Our mission is to ensure convenient and accessible transportation options for seniors and individuals with disabilities, enhancing their mobility and overall quality of life. Connect with us to learn more about how we're making a positive impact on our community through reliable and inclusive transportation services. Gadabout office hours are Monday through Friday, 8:00am to 4:30pm Phone (607) 273-1878 Email: [email protected] To request a ride, you will need to schedule your ride two (2) business days before you need a ride if you are not ADA certified. Non-ADA riders can ride Monday through Friday, there is no weekend service for Non-ADA transportation. Call (607) 273-1878 or email [email protected] between 8 am and 4:30 pm, (not including weekends and holidays). Gadabout Tickets: · Zone #1 is $2.00 a Ticket or $20.00 for 1 book of Ten (10) tickets · Zone #2 is $3.00 a Ticket or $15.00 for 1 book of Five (5) tickets You may call our office to purchase tickets. We will deliver them to you via the driver. You then pay the driver for your tickets. We take cash or checks only. No debit or credit cards currently. Additional riders are allowed, but they will have to pay for each ride. However, riders certified as PCA (Certified Personal Care Assistant) do not have to pay. If you are disabled, you can apply for ADA, a federal program available through TCAT to aid people of any age with transportation if they have a disability that prevents them from driving or riding other modes of transportation. · Contact Jen at TCAT (607) 277-9388 Ext. 420 to apply If you qualify for ADA, you can ride every day of the week during TCAT hours for your area. Also, you only need to call the day before you need a ride.