The New York Council on Problem Gambling is a not-for-profit independent corporation dedicated to increasing public awareness about problem and compulsive gambling and advocating for support services and treatment for persons adversely affected by gambling. The Council maintains a neutral stance on gambling and is governed by a Board of Directors.

Our Mission: To establish a company founded on excellence and compassion to care for and develop individuals with developmental disabilities by providing a variety of active and enjoyable services in an environment that is conducive to learning, elicits growth, produces individualized opportunities and creates a sense of community. Our Vision: To love, enhance, equip, and inspire lives and families. Our Goal: To bolster sociability, independence, and a sense of personal worth and importance for all participants enrolled.

Families Together is a non-profit, family-run organization that strives to establish a unified voice for children and youth with social, emotional, and behavioral challenges. Our mission is to ensure that every family has access to needed information, support, and services.

Through experienced and compassionate individual counseling, supportive group counseling, and mental health education, we help those who are struggling with mental and behavioral health issues to find answers, relief and permanent ways for coping with the challenges in life.

Colonie Senior Service Centers (CSSC) is a nonprofit, community-based senior service organization. We serve seniors and their families in Albany County, Schenectady County, Rensselaer County and throughout the Capital Region.

Saratoga Center for the Family works to strengthen children, families, and our community by reducing the effects of abuse, trauma, and family dysfunction through advocacy, education and mental health therapy. Saratoga Center for the Family provides abuse prevention programs, mental health services, victims' advocacy and is home to the Harriet M. West Child Advocacy Center.

The Albany Damien Center provides a community center, programs, and activities for individuals and families living with and affected by HIV and AIDS. Our mission is to enhance the lives of people affected by HIV and AIDS in an affirming environment and to reduce new infections in the communities we serve. The Damien Center envisions a community where people with HIV and AIDS achieve their desired potential and are respected as coworkers neighbors and friends, while striving for an HIV free generation. Program areas include the AIDS Community Center (est. 1990), Smart Meals (2001), PAWS (2003), and Mpower! Albany (2014). The AIDS Community Center Program provides drop in programs including HIV prevention support groups, holistic programs (massage, Reiki, spiritual care), HIV testing, mental health counseling, HIV and AIDS resource sections, meeting space, peer referrals, and opportunities for social and recreational activities. PAWS (Pets are Wonderful Support) works to increase health and quality of life by providing assistance to PLWH/A pet owners and ensuring that they are not separated from their animal companions when they need them the most. Smart Meals combines nutrition education with well-balanced meals served during AIDS Community Center drop in hours, grocery bags, and food vouchers to local supermarkets. The Peer Buddy Program matches trained staff living with HIV with members who have poor HIV clinical measurements to ensure they are accessing care and adhering to medications.

Supervised staff and college interns. Created programing working with Skidmore College to develop interns working with clients. Worked with clients in a 24 hour shelter enviroment. Worked directly under Ex-Director. Worked 24 hour hotline for domestic violence and rape crisis and did on-call for both offices.

I work with infants and toddlers, ensuring their care and well-being through activities like arts and crafts, outdoor play, and seasonal lesson plans. I support their developmental milestones, such as teething, walking, and learning to pronounce words, while fostering their growth and creativity.

United Way of the Mohawk Valley is an independent, locally-governed United Way non-profit organization that has been serving the people of the Mohawk Valley since 1921. We serve the communities of Herkimer and Oneida Counties. Our mission is to promote individual well-being, strengthen families and improve the quality of life in our community.

Founded in 1854, Jewish Family Services enriches the lives of individuals, families, and the community by providing compassionate, collaborative human services, guided by Jewish values.

Welcome to Maple Leaf Childcare Center, a NYS Licensed child care center where children are encouraged to grow in an active play-oriented environment. Since 1988 Maple Leaf Childcare has been giving children ages six weeks through twelve years the foundation they need to become lifelong learners. All of our New York daycare locations, in Malta, Schenectady, Guilderland, and Glenville, offer caring staff and child friendly facilities. Environments are carefully matched to children's needs at each stage of their development. Strong parent-teacher partnerships ensure that Maple Leaf Childcare is the best home away from home you can find for your child.