Description: The New York State Caregiving & Respite Coalition (NYSCRC) supports family caregivers through training, education, and advocacy. They focus on increasing access to respite resources and represent caregivers' needs to policymakers. The coalition has established a Respite Voucher Program offering up to $600 in reimbursement for respite services. They also provide mini grants for innovative volunteer respite programs across New York State.
Eligibility: Family caregivers
Statewide: True · Locality: —
The New York State Caregiving & Respite Coalition, NYSCRC, is a partnership of dedicated organizations and individuals committed to supporting the millions of our state's family caregivers. we’ve established a Respite Voucher Program giving family caregivers up to $600 in reimbursement for respite services. we provide seed money in the form of mini grants for the development or expansion of innovative volunteer respite programs across New York State.
https://aging.ny.gov/caregiver-resource-centers
Description: The Caregiver Resource Centers (CRCs) are established by the New York State Office for the Aging to support caregivers of frail older adults and individuals with disabilities. They provide services such as information, assistance, counseling, support groups, and caregiver training. CRCs also offer specialized training for caregivers of adults with developmental disabilities and from minority populations. The program is funded through the National Family Caregiver Support Program, ensuring a comprehensive array of supports for caregivers.
Eligibility: Family members or other informal caregivers of frail older adults and/or individuals with a disabilities.
Statewide: True · Locality: —
established the Caregiver Assistance Program within the New York State Office for the Aging (NYSOFA) NYSOFA has provided annual funding to 17 Area Agencies on Aging (AAAs) to operate local Caregiver Resource Centers (CRCs) offer caregivers a wide range of services, including information and assistance, counseling, support groups, and caregiver training services provided through the CRC are available to: Family members or other informal caregivers of frail older adults and/or individuals with a d
https://www.regencyhcs.com/blog/how-to-become-a-paid-caregiver-for-a-family-member-in-ny
Description: The Consumer Directed Personal Assistance Program (CDPAP) in New York allows individuals to become paid caregivers for family members or friends. This program provides financial compensation for caregivers while enabling them to offer personalized support. Caregivers can assist with daily living activities and have the flexibility to manage their caregiving roles. The program is designed to empower individuals to hire and manage their own caregivers, including family members.
Eligibility: Being eligible for Medicaid in New York. Having a medical condition that requires assistance with daily living activities. Being capable of directing your own care or having a designated representative who can make care-related decisions on your behalf.
Statewide: True · Locality: —
In New York, the Consumer Directed Personal Assistance Program (CDPAP) provides a unique opportunity for individuals to become paid family caregivers. The program is designed to empower individuals to hire and manage their own caregivers, including family members, while receiving financial assistance to cover the costs of care. To qualify for the CDPAP program in New York, individuals must meet specific eligibility criteria. The program is designed to empower individuals to hire and manage their
https://cdpap-ny.org/get-paid-to-care-for-family/
Description: The Consumer Directed Personal Assistance Program (CDPAP) allows individuals to hire and manage their own caregivers, including family members. This program is designed to provide flexibility and control over personal care services. Participants can choose their caregivers and set their own schedules. The program is available to eligible individuals who require assistance with daily living activities.
Eligibility: Individuals who require assistance with daily living activities.
Statewide: True · Locality: —
"The Consumer Directed Personal Assistance Program (CDPAP) allows individuals to hire and manage their own caregivers, including family members." "This program is designed to provide flexibility and control over personal care services." "Participants can choose their caregivers and set their own schedules." "The program is available to eligible individuals who require assistance with daily living activities."
https://aging.ny.gov/respite-program
Description: The Respite Program provides temporary substitute care for adults who are frail or have disabilities, aiming to relieve caregivers from stress and allow them personal time. It offers services such as caregiver counseling, support groups, and respite care. The program is funded by NYSOFA and serves 23 counties across New York State through various organizations. Eligibility is primarily for caregivers of adults who cannot meet daily needs without assistance.
Eligibility: An individual must be a caregiver, defined as a family member or other non-paid individual who regularly provides care or supervision to an adult who is frail and/or has disabilities.
Statewide: True · Locality: —
Respite services provide infrequent and temporary substitute care or supervision for adults who are frail or have disabilities. While all local offices for the aging provide respite services, NYSOFA directly funds six respite programs. Eligibility To be eligible for the Respite Program, an individual must be a caregiver, defined as a family member or other non-paid individual who regularly provides care or supervision to an adult who is frail and/or has disabilities. Priority is given to care re
Description: NY Connects provides free, unbiased information about long-term services and supports in New York for people of all ages or with any type of disability. It connects individuals with local Area Agencies on Aging to access programs and services for older adults and caregivers. The program aims to assist with caregiving and social connection resources. It is part of the New York State Office for the Aging's efforts to support older adults and their families.
Eligibility: Available for people of all ages or with any type of disability.
Statewide: True · Locality: —
your trusted place to go for free, unbiased information about long term services and supports in New York for people of all ages or with any type of disability Contact your local Area Agency on Aging to connect with programs and services for older adults and those who care for them.
https://www.wyomingcountyny.gov/377/Caregiver-Resources
Description: Trualta is a web-based caregiver education and support platform offered at no cost to unpaid caregivers in New York State. It is a partnership between the New York State Office for the Aging and the Association on Aging in New York. The platform aims to provide resources and support for caregivers. Additionally, the Caregiver Intensity Index (CII) is available to all caregivers across the state to validate their experiences and connect them to resources.
Eligibility: any unpaid caregiver in New York State
Statewide: True · Locality: —
Trualta’s web-based caregiver education and support platform at no cost to any unpaid caregiver in New York State. NYSOFA is partnering with ARCHAngels to offer the CII to all caregivers across the state.
https://cobb.nyc/caregiver-support-in-nyc/
Description: COBB offers specialized support for caregivers in New York State, focusing on the unique pressures they face. The therapy sessions aim to help caregivers build resilience and manage burnout while caring for their children with medical, developmental, or mental health challenges. Services are available in-person at their Manhattan and Brooklyn offices, as well as online. The approach combines evidence-based techniques with respect for the complexity of caregivers' experiences.
Eligibility: Caregivers of children with medical, developmental, or mental health challenges.
Statewide: True · Locality: —
we offer specialized support for caregivers at our Manhattan and Brooklyn offices, as well as online throughout New York State. Caregiver support therapy isn’t about adding another item to your endless to-do list. Our approach combines evidence-based techniques with deep respect for the complexity of your experience. Supporting caregivers requires specialized understanding and flexible approaches.
https://www.caregiverlist.com/new-york/caregivertraining.aspx
Description: This directory provides information about caregiver training and certified nursing aide (C.N.A.) schools in New York. It includes details on various training programs, their duration, costs, and requirements. The programs are designed to help individuals become professional caregivers and meet state certification requirements. Contact information for each school is also provided.
Eligibility: Requirements vary by program, generally including a high school diploma or GED and minimum age of 17 or 18.
Statewide: True · Locality: —
Find complete information about caregiver certification training programs near you. Click Here to View Alphabetical Caregiver Training School Directory for New York C.N.A.'s must have a minimum of 75 hours of training and some states require more hours. Professional caregivers also must meet state training requirements and may take online caregiver training.
https://www.h2hhc.com/blog/caregiver-support-groups-ny
Description: Caregiver support groups in NY provide a safe space for individuals to share experiences and offer emotional support. These groups cater to various caregivers, including those caring for individuals with specific conditions or demographics. They offer emotional, informational, practical, and social support to help caregivers manage their responsibilities. Support groups can meet in person or online, making them accessible to a wide range of caregivers.
Eligibility: Caregivers of individuals with physical or mental health challenges.
Statewide: True · Locality: —
Caregiver support groups in NY can be beneficial. These groups provide a safe and understanding environment where caregivers can share their experiences, learn from each other, and gain emotional support. Caregiver support groups in NY come in many forms, from formal meetings led by a trained facilitator to informal gatherings of friends. The support groups in NY are known for their diversity and inclusivity, ensuring that every caregiver can find a group that resonates with their unique situati
https://aging.ny.gov/get-assistance
Description: The New York State Office for the Aging provides home and community-based programs to support older individuals. These programs aim to improve access to non-medical support services, helping older New Yorkers age in their communities. Local Area Agencies on Aging (AAAs) offer services such as meals, nutrition counseling, and caregiver support. NYSOFA also provides resources for health insurance counseling and assistance with long-term care.
Eligibility: Americans aged 60 and older
Statewide: True · Locality: —
NYSOFA's home and community-based programs provide older persons access to a well-planned, coordinated package of in-home and other supportive services Local AAAs are the gateway to home and community-based services that help older New Yorkers age in place. AAAs provide important services such as home-delivered meals, congregate meals, nutrition counseling, health insurance counseling, caregiver support services, and much more. NYSOFA aims to improve access to, and availability of, appropriate a
https://ww2.fcscharities.org/services/nys-kinship-navigator/
Description: The Kinship Navigator is a statewide program designed to provide an information and referral network for kinship caregivers across all of New York State. It offers comprehensive services addressing the needs of kinship caregivers and their families. The program provides information about kinship services, laws, rights, and financial assistance via phone, email, and website. It is free of charge and serves anyone raising a child who is not biologically their own.
Eligibility: The helpline is available for anyone raising a child who is not biologically their own, as well as service providers who work with this population.
Statewide: True · Locality: —
The Kinship Navigator is a statewide program operated by Catholic Charities Family and Community Services NYS Kinship Navigator is an information, referral and educational resource for kinship caregivers The Navigator provides information via phone, email and website about kinship services, laws, rights, and financial assistance. Eligibility criteria The helpline is available for anyone raising a child who is not biologically their own
https://caregivernavigator.org/support-for-caregivers/
Description: The Family Caregiver Navigator program provides support for caregivers in Idaho by helping them identify stress factors and create a sustainable care plan. Participants can take a screener and receive a full assessment from a Navigator, who will assist in building a personalized care plan. The program is free and focuses on the caregiver's needs rather than the care recipient's. It aims to improve the quality of life for caregivers through tailored resources and support.
Eligibility: Any adult in Idaho who provides caregiver support to a friend or family member can qualify.
Statewide: True · Locality: —
This is a free pilot project currently available to all residents of Idaho. any adult in Idaho who provides caregiver support to a friend or family member can qualify Family Caregiver Navigator works with caregivers to create a sustainable plan for caregiver support along their journey.
https://www3.erie.gov/aging/non-parent-caregiverskinship-care
Description: The NYS Kinship Navigator is an information, referral, and advocacy program for kinship caregivers in New York State. It assists caregivers by providing information on financial assistance, legal information, and referrals. The program aims to help caregivers provide stability and permanency in the home for children who are not biologically their own. There are an estimated 179,000 caregivers in New York State, including many grandparents raising grandchildren.
Eligibility: Kinship caregivers in New York State, including grandparents, aunts, and uncles.
Statewide: True · Locality: —
The NYS Kinship Navigator is an information, referral and advocacy program for kinship caregivers in New York State. In New York State, there are an estimated 179,000 caregivers, 131,000 of whom are grandparents raising grandchildren. The Navigator seeks to assist these caregivers by providing information on financial assistance, legal information and referrals, and other types of issues that caregivers face.
Description: Pennsylvania's Evidence-Based Home Visiting and Family Support Programs provide a range of services to help families access supports and enhance parenting skills. These programs include home visiting by trained professionals to support child development and family well-being. Services are tailored to meet the unique needs of families and can include parenting classes and community resource connections. The overarching goal is to promote optimal child development and resolve family challenges.
Eligibility: Eligibility varies by program but generally includes pregnant women and families with children from birth through age 5, particularly those facing challenges such as low income or developmental difficulties.
Statewide: True · Locality: —
Family Support Programs help families access a broad array of supports and services Programs should be responsive to the needs of the community they intend to serve Pennsylvania's Family Centers have provided community services to help families become healthier, better educated, and self-sufficient The Pennsylvania Children's Trust Fund is dedicated to funding innovative and creative community-based child abuse and neglect prevention programs
https://www.pa.gov/agencies/aging/pa-carekit/caregiving-resources/legal-support-for-caregivers
Description: The Pennsylvania SeniorLAW Helpline is a toll-free, state-wide legal information, advice, and referral service for Pennsylvanians aged 60 years and older. It is administered by the SeniorLAW Center in Philadelphia. The helpline provides access to free legal services and resources for older adults.
Eligibility: Pennsylvanians aged 60 years and older
Statewide: True · Locality: —
Pennsylvania SeniorLAW Helpline (1-877-PA SR LAW or 1-877-727-7529) is a toll-free, state-wide, legal information, advice and referral service for Pennsylvanian's aged 60 years and older.
https://www.nyscrc.org/ask-questions/blog-post-title-three-t533e
Description: The NYSCRC offers a Voucher program that can help pay for respite, classes for kids, or summer camps. The standard voucher amount is $600, but eligible applicants may receive $900. More information is available on their website. The program manager can be contacted directly for assistance.
Eligibility: Eligible applicants include kinship caregivers raising grandchildren.
Statewide: True · Locality: —
NYSCRC offers a Voucher program that can help pay for respite, classes for the kids or summer camps. The Voucher amount $600, but in your case, you would be eligible for $900. All the information is available on our website at https://www.nyscrc.org/respite-voucher-program. The program manager is Rebecca, and she can be reached at 585-287-6391.
https://www.caregiverlist.com/new-york/caregiver-training-certification
Description: The New York Caregiver Training & Certification program offers training for professional caregivers in the senior care industry, meeting state health department guidelines. The program includes a 12-hour first-year training course and an 8-hour renewal training course, along with specialized training in areas such as Alzheimer's and dementia. Training is available in multiple languages and covers essential caregiving skills and protocols. This program is designed to help caregivers become certified and maintain their certification.
Eligibility: Professional caregivers seeking certification in New York.
Statewide: True · Locality: —
Caregiver training in the senior care industry for professional caregiver employment meets the state of New York health department guidelines. 12 HR FIRST YEAR TRAINING 8 HR RENEWAL TRAINING The course includes training videos along with a glossary, care plan notes, and exam to fulfill the state's hourly training requirements for first year and annual caregiver and home care worker training. Committed to you, helping you to get certified and stay that way with our annual training
https://www.nysed.gov/career-technical-education/home-health-aide
Description: Home Health Aides provide non-medical services and support for clients needing assistance with daily activities and physical care. They work under the supervision of licensed professional nurses and may assist the elderly, individuals with disabilities, and those in rehabilitation. The program prepares students for safe work in homecare settings and includes training and competency evaluation requirements established by NYSED.
Eligibility: A person must successfully complete a HHATP or competency evaluation program conducted only by a NYSED or NYSDOH-approved HHATP.
Statewide: True · Locality: —
Home Health Aides are unlicensed individuals who play an integral role on the healthcare team in homecare settings. They perform non-medical services and supports for clients who need help with basic daily activities and physical care. Home Health Aide programs of study prepare students to work safely in the homecare setting under the supervision of licensed healthcare providers. In order to provide home health aide services in New York State, a person must successfully complete a HHATP or compe
https://oer.ny.gov/paying-child-care
Description: The Dependent Care Advantage Account (DCAA) Program assists eligible state employees with child care expenses. Participants can receive an Employer Contribution between $500 and $1,000 per year and set aside up to $5,000 in pre-tax salary for dependent care costs. This program is designed to help with expenses for child care, elder care, or care for a disabled dependent. Enrollment options are available even after the annual open enrollment period under certain conditions.
Eligibility: Certain state employees
Statewide: True · Locality: —
certain state employees are eligible for an Employer Contribution between $500 and $1,000 per year helps state employees with expenses for child care, elder care, or care for a disabled dependent set aside up to $5,000 per household in pre-tax salary to pay for dependent care expenses you may still be eligible to join. Contact us to see if you are eligible to enroll under a Change In Status.
https://oer.ny.gov/dependent-care-advantage-account
Description: The Dependent Care Advantage Account (DCAA) assists eligible New York State employees in paying for childcare, elder care, or care for a disabled dependent using pre-tax dollars. Participants can contribute up to $7,500 per household for qualifying expenses. The program is designed to help employees manage dependent care costs while they work or attend school. It is available to specific state employees and includes employer contributions based on salary.
Eligibility: Open to New York State employees of Executive Branch state agencies, the State University of New York, the Legislature, and the Unified Court System, among others.
Statewide: True · Locality: —
The Dependent Care Advantage Account (DCAA) helps you pay for childcare, elder care, or care for a disabled dependent—using pre-tax dollars. The DCAA is open to New York State employees of Executive Branch state agencies, the State University of New York, the Legislature, and the Unified Court System. The following employees are currently eligible for the employer contribution: Employees of Executive Branch state agencies, Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center, or State University of New York
https://aging.ny.gov/health-insurance-information-counseling-and-assistance-programs
Description: HIICAP is a statewide network in New York that provides free, accurate, and objective information, counseling, assistance, and advocacy on Medicare and health insurance issues. It helps Medicare beneficiaries and those soon to be eligible for Medicare with questions about benefits, options, and costs. The program also offers information on low-income programs to help afford health care. Appointments can be scheduled with trained staff and volunteer counselors.
Eligibility: Medicare beneficiaries and those residing in New York who will soon become Medicare eligible.
Statewide: True · Locality: —
New York State's HIICAP is a statewide network of Health Insurance Information, Counseling, and Assistance Programs HIICAP is the state health insurance assistance program (SHIP), which receives federal assistance HIICAP helps people with Medicare, their representatives, or people soon to be eligible for Medicare. Eligibility HIICAP is available to Medicare beneficiaries and to those residing in our state who will soon become Medicare eligible. NYSOFA coordinates HIICAP through its network of 59
https://www.cssny.org/programs/entry/community-service-society-navigator-network
Description: The Community Service Society Navigator Network helps New Yorkers and small businesses shop for and enroll in health coverage through NY State of Health. The network serves 54 of New York’s 62 counties and provides assistance with health insurance options, eligibility for free insurance, and understanding health insurance terms. Services are available in multiple languages and are free of charge. The program is designed to meet the needs of individuals, families, and small businesses.
Eligibility: Individuals, families, and small businesses seeking health insurance.
Statewide: True · Locality: —
CSS was selected by the New York State Department of Health to lead a Navigator network to help New Yorkers and small businesses shop for and enroll in health coverage through NY State of Health. We have partnered with 17 community-based organizations to serve 54 of New York’s 62 counties. We are a statewide network of organizations that helps individuals, families, and small businesses get the health insurance they need. Our services are always free.
https://ag.ny.gov/publications/discount-health-prescription-cards
Description: New York residents can access a free statewide prescription discount card through NewYorkRXCard.com. Many municipalities also offer free prescription discount cards, some of which are income-based while others are available to everyone. The card provides discounts on prescription drugs and other services, but it is not health insurance. Users must pay medical bills to receive discounts, and the card does not protect against catastrophic medical costs.
Eligibility: New York residents; some programs may be income-based.
Statewide: True · Locality: —
New York residents have access to a free statewide prescription discount card at NewYorkRXCard.com. Many municipalities offer free prescription discount cards to residents — some are income-based, others are available to everyone.
https://staterxplans.us/new-york.html
Description: New York Rx Card is a prescription discount program available to all residents of New York. It offers discounts on brand and generic medications, with savings as high as 80%. The program is accepted at over 68,000 pharmacies and is designed to assist uninsured, underinsured, and insured individuals. There are no membership restrictions or applications required to participate.
Eligibility: The program is open to all residents of the state of New York.
Statewide: True · Locality: —
The program is open to all residents of the state of New York. It is accepted at more than 68,000 regional and national pharmacies. Every New Yorker and visitor is eligible to participate; there are no restrictions to membership and no applications to fill out.
https://www.nysac.org/member-services/cost-saving-programs/
Description: The County Prescription Discount Card Program helps New Yorkers save money on prescription drugs, vision services, Lasik eye surgery, and hearing aids. It has been offered by 49 counties and has saved residents over $277 million on over 7.3 million prescriptions. The card is free of charge and can be accessed through county websites and departments. Residents can download and print a discount card through the dedicated website.
Eligibility: New York residents
Statewide: True · Locality: —
The County Prescription Discount Card Program has helped New Yorkers save money on prescription drugs, vision services, Lasik eye surgery, and hearing aids. The County Prescription Discount Card is free of charge through a partnership between the county and ProAct. Working alongside NYSAC, ProAct partners with counties to offer residents access to the program through the county website, county departments of social services, public health, and offices for the aging.
http://health.wnylc.com/health/entry/69/
Description: The NYS Hospital Financial Assistance Law (HFAL) requires hospitals in New York to provide charity care to uninsured or underinsured patients. It establishes a sliding fee scale for patients with incomes below 300% of the federal poverty line. Hospitals must have financial assistance programs and cannot pursue collections while an application is pending. The law also includes provisions for installment plans and limits on collection practices.
Eligibility: Patients with income below 300% of the federal poverty line.
Statewide: True · Locality: —
NYS Hospital Financial Assistance Law -- Hospitals Must Provide Charity Care Assistance Program HFAL establishes a sliding fee scale rate for all uninsured patients living at or below 300% of the federal poverty line. All hospitals in New York must have financial assistance programs. HFAL prohibits hospitals from issuing bills or collection notices while an application for financial assistance is pending. HFAL allows hospitals to take resources into account on a case by case basis and reduce dis
Description: The Emergency Housing Voucher (EHV) program aims to decrease homelessness and assist families in obtaining safe housing by subsidizing a portion of their monthly rent. Participants pay approximately 30% of their income towards rent, with the remainder covered by the program. Eligibility is limited to individuals and families who are homeless, at risk of homelessness, or fleeing domestic violence. The program is administered by Homes and Community Renewal in New York State.
Eligibility: Eligibility is limited to individuals and families who are Homeless, At risk of homelessness, Fleeing, or attempting to flee, domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, stalking or human trafficking, Recently homeless and for whom providing rental assistance will prevent the family’s homelessness or having high risk of housing instability.
Statewide: True · Locality: —
The Emergency Housing Voucher (EHV) program is an outcome of President Biden’s American Rescue Plan Act of 2021. Eligibility is limited to individuals and families who are Homeless, At risk of homelessness, Fleeing, or attempting to flee, domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, stalking or human trafficking. Homes and Community Renewal is one of three Public Housing Authorities in New York State.
https://www.nyc.gov/site/hpd/services-and-information/erap.page
Description: The NYS Emergency Rental Assistance Program (ERAP) provides assistance to New York City households who are behind in their rent. Eligible low- and moderate-income households can receive up to 12 months of back rent and three months of future rent. Applications are processed on a first-come, first-served basis after an initial prioritization period. Assistance is paid directly to landlords on behalf of qualifying tenants.
Eligibility: Eligible low- and moderate-income households
Statewide: True · Locality: New York City
ERAP provides assistance to New York City households who are behind in their rent. Eligible low- and moderate-income households can get up to 12 months of their back rent paid, three months of future rent, and other assistance. After the first 30 days, applications for all eligible households will be processed on a first-come, first-served basis. All assistance will be paid directly to landlords on behalf of tenants who qualify.
https://www.nationalgridus.com/Upstate-NY-Home/Grant-Programs/HEAP
Description: The Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP) is a federal grant program that assists income-eligible Upstate New York residents with their energy bills. Eligibility is based on household size and income, with specific income limits provided. The program has two parts: Regular HEAP and Emergency HEAP, the latter requiring a utility shutoff notice. Applications can be made through local Department of Social Services offices or online.
Eligibility: your household must be at or below New York’s median income levels
Statewide: True · Locality: —
The Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP) is a federal grant program that helps income-eligible Upstate New York residents pay their energy bills. Qualifications are based on household size and income. Emergency HEAP Qualifications are based on household size and income AND customers must have a utility shutoff notice. Apply now Emergency HEAP opens January 2, 2026 and close April 7, 2026. To apply, contact your local Department of Social Services (DSS) office.
https://www.heartshare.org/stvincentsservices/energy-assistance
Description: The Heartshare Energy Assistance Program provides essential resources to low to moderate income families in New York to help them stay warm and healthy. The program offers various funds for energy assistance, including heating support and educational outreach. It collaborates with community organizations to assist individuals in need and ensure access to essential utilities. The program serves the entire state of New York.
Eligibility: Applicants must be customers of one of the utility providers we partner with. In some cases, eligibility extends to account holders of other heating services.
Statewide: True · Locality: —
Heartshare is dedicated to providing energy assistance to individuals and families in need through collaborating with community-based organizations across the state to reach underserved clients. Within this program, there are several funds available to individuals and families, throughout the entire state of New York. Our program serves as a vital lifeline, ensuring families have access to essential utilities that support their well-being. The program is currently closed.
Description: The New York Legal Services Coalition provides civil legal representation to low-income individuals and families in New York. The Coalition's member organizations assist with issues such as domestic violence, housing instability, and immigration status. They aim to ensure fairness in the judicial system and address the needs of communities that have been historically disadvantaged. The Coalition also advocates for legal issues affecting low-income communities and promotes best practices in civil legal aid.
Eligibility: low income persons and families
Statewide: True · Locality: —
The Coalition works to ensure fairness for all in the judicial system through a wide range of educational activities Low-income families who cannot afford to hire a lawyer rely on our agencies to provide effective and compassionate legal services Our Coalition consists of almost 50 member organizations providing vital legal services in every Judicial District of the State of New York communities who have been historically disadvantaged
https://www.thefamilycenter.org/
Description: The Family Center provides holistic care and support to individuals and families affected by life-altering events. Their mission is to create a path to healing, stability, and a fulfilling future for all New Yorkers. They offer services in family support, legal wellness, health education, and mental and behavioral health. The organization aims to empower and uplift communities through various programs and resources.
Eligibility: Individuals and families affected by life-altering events.
Statewide: True · Locality: New York
The Family Center’s mission is to provide holistic care and support to individuals and families affected by life-altering events. We work to create a path to healing and stability for New Yorkers affected by life-altering events through the provision of holistic care and support to individuals and families. The Family Center envisions a future where all New Yorkers thrive in secure, healthy communities.
https://www.therapistsofny.com/psychotherapy-for-all-fund
Description: The Psychotherapy for All Fund aims to make therapy accessible to individuals in New York State facing financial barriers. It offers reduced-fee therapy and a Therapy Equity Fund for those with greater financial need, particularly supporting marginalized communities. Services include individual therapy, couples therapy, group psychotherapy, and psychological testing. Both in-person and virtual therapy options are available.
Eligibility: Individuals who are uninsured, underinsured, or living on a limited income; those from historically marginalized communities.
Statewide: True · Locality: —
designed to expand access to psychotherapy and psychological assessment services for individuals across New York State who are uninsured, underinsured, or living on a limited income offering 30 low-cost sessions to individuals with greater financial need especially focused on supporting individuals from historically marginalized communities We offer both in-person and virtual therapy, depending on client needs and therapist availability.
https://oer.ny.gov/how-employee-assistance-program-can-help
Description: The New York State Employee Assistance Program (EAP) helps state employees balance work and life demands. It provides information, assessment, and referral for various issues, including anxiety, elder care, and substance abuse. EAP services are confidential and offered at no cost to eligible individuals. The program is designed to assist employees and their families in resolving personal, family, and workplace issues.
Eligibility: EAP is available to New York State executive branch employees and their families.
Statewide: True · Locality: —
The New York State Employee Assistance Program (EAP) was established in 1983 to help state employees balance the demands of work, home, and life. EAP is available to New York State executive branch employees and their families. EAP services are provided at no cost. Confidentiality is the cornerstone of EAP. The use of EAP is voluntary.
Description: The Employee Assistance Program (EAP) is a joint labor-management initiative that supports New York State employees and their families. It aims to enhance employee well-being, increase productivity, and improve workplace morale. The program offers resources for balancing work and life, crisis information, and self-help resources. It is funded through collective bargaining agreements with various public employee unions.
Eligibility: New York State employees and their families
Statewide: True · Locality: —
The Employee Assistance Program (EAP) is a joint labor-management program that benefits New York State employees The EAP is funded through the collective bargaining agreements between the State of New York and the public employee unions The EAP is a joint labor-management program that benefits New York State employees by enhancing employee well-being, increasing productivity, and improving morale in the workplace.
https://aging.ny.gov/help-working-caregivers
Description: Any Care Counts-NY is a program that helps caregivers identify with their role and provides them with resources tailored to their needs. It includes the ARCHANGELS’ platform, which offers a Caregiver Intensity Index to assess caregiving experiences. The program also features a Caregiver Education and Training Portal available free of charge for caregivers in New York. Additionally, the NY Connects Statewide Resource Directory assists individuals in finding local services.
Eligibility: Any caregiver in New York.
Statewide: True · Locality: —
Any Care Counts-NY, sponsored in part by the State Office for the Aging in partnership with ARCHANGELS. The Evidence-Based Caregiver Education and Training Portal, which is available free of charge for any caregiver in New York. The NY Connects Statewide Resource Directory to help individuals search for local services by zip code or service.
https://opwdd.ny.gov/types-services
Description: The Office for People With Developmental Disabilities (OPWDD) provides various supports and services to assist individuals with developmental disabilities. These services include help with living independently, employment assistance, day habilitation services, and family resources. OPWDD also offers self-direction options and respite services for caregivers. The program aims to help individuals live fulfilling lives within their communities.
Eligibility: Individuals with developmental disabilities and their families.
Statewide: True · Locality: —
OPWDD offers several employment services that may meet your needs. OPWDD can help provide supports for you to live in your family home or in another home in your community. This page is for family members and other important people in a person’s life. Self-Direction gives you flexibility to choose the mix of supports and services that are right for you. Providing relief for caregivers
Description: The New York State Office for People With Developmental Disabilities (OPWDD) coordinates services for New Yorkers with developmental disabilities. It provides resources for self-advocates and families, including support for advocacy. OPWDD operates through a statewide network of nonprofit service providing agencies. The office aims to support individuals in living, working, and participating in their communities.
Eligibility: New Yorkers with developmental disabilities, including intellectual disabilities, cerebral palsy, Down syndrome, autism spectrum disorders, and other neurological impairments.
Statewide: True · Locality: —
The New York State Office for People With Developmental Disabilities (OPWDD) is responsible for coordinating services for New Yorkers with developmental disabilities. We provide services directly through state operations and through a statewide network of nonprofit service providing agencies. This page is for family members and other important people in a person’s life - such as friends, foster parents, and legal or personal representatives - who help support and advocate for them.
https://veterans.ny.gov/housing
Description: The Veterans Emergency Housing Program assists New York State’s Veterans who are facing emergency housing needs and lack the funds to cover these immediate costs. The program provides financial assistance of up to $2,000 per individual. It aims to address housing instability among Veterans in the state. This program is part of a broader effort to support Veterans in securing stable housing.
Eligibility: New York State’s Veterans who are confronting emergency housing needs.
Statewide: True · Locality: —
Veterans Emergency Housing Program Assists New York State’s Veterans who are confronting emergency housing needs and lacking the funds to cover these immediate costs up to $2,000 apiece.
https://aging.ny.gov/programs/caring-loved-one
Description: The NYS Caregiving and Respite Coalition provides caregiver assistance, education, and advocacy. It supports family caregivers through various services, including training and support groups. The coalition aims to help caregivers manage their responsibilities and find necessary resources.
Eligibility: —
Statewide: True · Locality: —
The NYS Caregiving and Respite Coalition (NYSCRC) Provides caregiver assistance, education, and advocacy.
https://aging.ny.gov/ny-caregiver-portal-trualta-partnership-program-training
Description: The New York Caregiver Portal, powered by Trualta, assists families in managing care at home for loved ones of any age. It provides personalized education, training, and information links, connecting users to local resources and support services. Caregivers can create a free user account to access training on various topics, including self-care and dementia care. The service is accessible from any computer, tablet, or smartphone.
Eligibility: —
Statewide: True · Locality: —
The New York Caregiver Portal (powered by Trualta) helps families build skills to manage care at home for loved ones of any age. It also connects to local resources and support services by delivering personalized education, training, and information links. New Yorkers can access the service at https://newyork-caregivers.com. Once registered, caregivers can select personalized training and track their progress on topics like self-care, stroke recovery, dementia care, medication management, and mo
https://www.eldercareresourcecenter.info/
Description: The ElderCare Resource Center provides information and contacts for elder care needs. It offers over 2,000 links to resources including government benefits, support organizations, and healthcare facilities. The center aims to assist families in navigating the complexities of elder care. It includes various categories such as caregiving, legal resources, and health issues. The center is based in New York and focuses on local resources.
Eligibility: —
Statewide: True · Locality: New York
This website was created by dedicated New York eldercare professionals to provide information and contacts to those who need help. with over 2,000 links to elder care resources including government benefits, support organizations, geriatric doctors and skilled nursing facilities New York State has substantial information on aging available.
https://www.pa.gov/agencies/aging/aging-programs-and-services/caregiver-support-program
Description: The Pennsylvania Caregiver Support Program assists individuals who care for others by providing resources and support. It aims to reduce caregiver stress and maintain healthy relationships between caregivers and care receivers. The program offers respite care, support services, and financial reimbursement for caregiving costs. Each caregiver is assigned a care manager to assess needs and develop a personalized care plan.
Eligibility: —
Statewide: True · Locality: —
The Pennsylvania Caregiver Support Program helps people who take care of others. It offers resources and support to make caregiving easier and to keep a good relationship with the person being cared for. The program aims to reduce caregiver stress by focusing on the caregiver’s well-being. The program is administered by your local Area Agency on Aging. Each caregiver is assigned a care manager who will come to the care receivers' home, conduct a comprehensive assessment of the needs of the careg
https://www.pa.gov/agencies/aging/pa-carekit/caregiving-resources
Description: The Caregiving Resources page provides tips and resources for organizing caregiving journeys, accessing benefits, and support services. It covers various topics including financial planning, chronic condition management, communication tips, and legal support for caregivers. The page also offers resources for caring for veterans, end-of-life care, and medication management. Additionally, it features printable resources and a caregiver video library.
Eligibility: —
Statewide: True · Locality: —
Tips and resources for organizing your caregiving journey, accessing benefits and support services. Long-term services and supports provide a range of care to meet an individual’s and family’s evolving needs. Resources to assist with organizing, administering, and tracking medications. Worksheets, checklists and resource guides to help you stay organized in your caregiving role.
https://www.pa.gov/agencies/aging
Description: The Caregiver Support Program aims to help lessen the stresses associated with caring for another individual by focusing on the well-being of the caregiver. It is part of the services provided by the Pennsylvania Department of Aging. The program is designed to support caregivers in their roles and improve their quality of life.
Eligibility: —
Statewide: True · Locality: —
The program aims to help lessen the stresses with caring for another, by focusing on the well-being of the caregiver.
Description: Stephen Bilkis & Associates provides legal support in elder law matters, including Medicaid planning, estate planning, guardianship, and asset protection. The firm aims to alleviate legal burdens for families, allowing them to focus on their well-being. With over 20 years of experience, they offer tailored legal guidance to protect clients' rights and interests. They serve various locations in New York, including Brooklyn, Manhattan, and Nassau County.
Eligibility: —
Statewide: True · Locality: New York
"Our goal is to provide support and tailored legal guidance, ensuring that our clients’ concerns are met with understanding and expertise."; "With over 20 years of experience, we have the knowledge to help ensure that you and our loved one’s legal rights are protected."; "We represent clients in the following locations: Brooklyn, Manhattan, Nassau County, Queens, Staten Island, Suffolk County, Bronx, Long Island, and Westchester County."
https://nysba.org/elder-law/?srsltid=AfmBOoqH2_XKgLBcb76h34TfoqOtC-PJmzlssw7b37s82WUPA616i_u5
Description: The NYS Office for the Aging is dedicated to serving older New Yorkers and their families. It provides resources including news, events, health and wellness information, health insurance Q and A, links, and a guide to senior housing. The office aims to support the needs of the elderly population in New York State.
Eligibility: —
Statewide: True · Locality: —
"WebPage dedicated to serving older New Yorkers and their families."
https://omh.ny.gov/omhweb/telehealth/
Description: Telehealth services provide mental health care at a distance using telehealth technologies. This approach improves access to care, offers timely local care, and enhances continuity and compliance in treatment. The Office of Mental Health (OMH) has established guidelines and standards for licensed or designated providers to deliver these services. Telehealth can include audio-only options and does not require an in-person initial assessment.
Eligibility: —
Statewide: True · Locality: —
"Telehealth plays a valuable role when on-site services are delayed or not available."; "OMH offers direction to licensed or designated providers who wish to offer telehealth to their clients."; "Telehealth can: improve access to care offer local care in a timely fashion improve continuity of care improve treatment compliance and coordination of care."; "Effective Date Memo on OMH Telehealth Guidance"
https://www.nyc.gov/site/dfta/services/caregiving.page
Description: The NYC Aging Caregiver Program offers resources and support for family caregivers in New York City. It provides information and referrals, long-term care planning, support groups, counseling, training, respite care, and limited financial assistance for caregiver-related expenses. The program aims to help caregivers manage their responsibilities and reduce stress. It serves an estimated 1.3 million family caregivers in the city.
Eligibility: Family caregivers in New York City, including those caring for older adults with Alzheimer's or chronic illnesses, and kinship caregivers.
Statewide: False · Locality: New York City
The Department for the Aging’s (NYC Aging) Caregiver Program has resources and programs available to help. New York City is home to an estimated 1.3 million family caregivers. NYC Aging works with community-based organizations throughout the city providing expert care including: Information and referrals, long-term care planning, support groups, counseling, training, respite care, and limited financial assistance. Contact Aging Connect at 212-AGING-NYC (212-244-6469) use our Services Finder, or
https://www.alz.org/nyc/support/new-york-city-caregiver-support-groups
Description: The New York City Caregiver Support Groups provide a space for caregivers to connect and share experiences. These groups are designed to offer emotional support and practical advice for those caring for individuals with Alzheimer's disease or other dementias. Participants can find comfort in knowing they are not alone in their caregiving journey. The groups are facilitated by trained professionals who understand the challenges caregivers face.
Eligibility: Caregivers of individuals with Alzheimer's disease or other dementias.
Statewide: False · Locality: New York City
The New York City Caregiver Support Groups provide a space for caregivers to connect and share experiences. These groups are designed to offer emotional support and practical advice for those caring for individuals with Alzheimer's disease or other dementias. Participants can find comfort in knowing they are not alone in their caregiving journey. The groups are facilitated by trained professionals who understand the challenges caregivers face.
https://www.nyc.gov/site/doh/health/health-topics/crisis-emergency-services-respite-centers.page
Description: Crisis Respite Centers provide an alternative to hospitalization for individuals experiencing mental health crises. They offer a supportive, home-like environment for stays of up to 28 days, where guests can engage in daily activities. Services include 24-hour peer support, self-advocacy education, psychoeducation, and linkage to medical providers. Access is available through a referral form or walk-ins.
Eligibility: Individuals experiencing mental health crises.
Statewide: False · Locality: New York City
Crisis Respite Centers, also known as Crisis Residences, provide an alternative to hospitalization for people experiencing mental health crises. They are warm, safe and supportive home-like places to rest and recover when more support is needed than can be provided at home. These centers offer stays for up to 28 days and provide an open-door setting where people (called 'guests') can continue their daily activities. Access crisis respite by completing New York City’s Residential Crisis Support/R
https://www.ahrcnyc.org/services/families/respite/
Description: Respite Services provide temporary relief for families and caregivers of individuals with developmental disabilities. The program allows caregivers to take a break while ensuring that their loved ones receive quality care. Services can be provided in various settings, including the home or community. This support is essential for maintaining the well-being of both caregivers and those they care for.
Eligibility: Families and caregivers of individuals with developmental disabilities.
Statewide: False · Locality: —
"Respite Services provide temporary relief for families and caregivers of individuals with developmental disabilities." "The program allows caregivers to take a break while ensuring that their loved ones receive quality care." "Services can be provided in various settings, including the home or community." "This support is essential for maintaining the well-being of both caregivers and those they care for."
https://www.hamaspikkings.org/respite-care-services-in-new-york-city
Description: Hamaspik offers compassionate respite care services in New York City, designed to provide quality care for individuals with special needs while giving caregivers a chance to recharge. The services include personalized care from Direct Support Professionals (DSPs) and can be scheduled for various times, including evenings and weekends. Caregivers can also choose trusted family members or friends to provide respite care. The program aims to ensure enriching experiences for participants while supporting their families.
Eligibility: Participants must live in NYC or Nassau County and be eligible for OPWDD support.
Statewide: False · Locality: New York City
Discover our compassionate respite care services in New York City, providing quality care for your loved one and giving you the time and space you need to recharge. Participants must meet these criteria to apply for this service via Hamaspik of Kings County. Live in NYC or Nassau County Be eligible for OPWDD support Any age. Whether it’s an evening, weekend, or holiday, we provide care when you need it most, fitting seamlessly into your family’s routine. You can choose a trusted family member, n
https://www.regencyhcs.com/blog/caregiver-therapy-ny
Description: The NYC Department for the Aging provides a range of services to support caregivers in New York City. These services include community-based caregiver programs that offer respite care, counseling, educational workshops, and support groups. The programs aim to assist caregivers in understanding the needs of care recipients and enhancing the quality of care provided. Caregiver counseling is also available for unpaid individuals caring for older adults or those with Alzheimer's disease.
Eligibility: Caregivers in New York City.
Statewide: False · Locality: New York City
The NYC Department for the Aging is a vital resource for caregivers in NYC, providing a range of services to support caregivers in their crucial role. These programs are funded by the NYC Department for the Aging and are located throughout the city to ensure accessibility. The Department for the Aging funds 12 community-based caregiver programs throughout the city, offering essential support services such as respite care, counseling, educational workshops, and support groups. Mandated caregiver
https://www.nyc.gov/site/dfta/index.page
Description: Aging Connect provides support for individuals looking after older adults. It offers assistance through community-based caregiver programs, training videos, and various community options. The service aims to connect caregivers with resources and support in New York City. For help, individuals can call 212-AGING-NYC or 311.
Eligibility: Individuals looking after older adults.
Statewide: False · Locality: New York City
Need Help For Mom and Dad? In this story Looking after mom and dad? Need help? Call Aging Connect to learn how we can support. Help with Caregiving Community-based Caregiver Programs, Training Videos, and Community Options.
https://waynecountyny.gov/661/Caregiver-Services
Description: Caregiver Services in Wayne County, NY, offers support for family caregivers through various programs. These include case management, legal assistance, and workshops like 'Powerful Tools for Caregivers.' The program aims to help seniors live independently and provides resources for caregivers to manage stress and access community services. Services are available at no cost to eligible participants.
Eligibility: Seniors and their family members in Wayne County.
Statewide: False · Locality: Wayne County
The goal of the program is to help seniors continue to live safely and independently in their own homes or apartments. Caseworkers are available to meet with seniors and their family members to assess the need for a variety of community-based services. Powerful Tools for Caregivers - is a six week self-care educational workshop for family caregivers to learn skills & community resources, deal with stress and increase coping skills. There is no cost for case management. Service is available to Wa
https://chautauquacountyny.gov/office-aging/Caregiver-Support-Services
Description: Caregiver Support Services through Office for Aging Services offer free, confidential support for caregivers. Services include expert information, support groups, caregiver training, and referrals for individualized counseling. Respite services and safety devices are also available. The program aims to assist caregivers in maintaining their emotional and physical health while providing care.
Eligibility: Adult family members, 18 years of age or older, providing care to an older adult aged 60 and older with chronic disease or dementia; older adults, aged 60 or older, living with and providing care to a child under the age of 18; older adults, aged 60 or older, living with and providing care to an adult (aged 18 to 59) with disabilities.
Statewide: False · Locality: Chautauqua County, NY
Caregiver Support Services through Office for Aging Services are free, confidential services providing caregivers non-biased information needed to make informed decisions for both you and the person you are caring for. EXAMPLES OF CAREGIVER SUPPORT SERVICES, include: Expert information and guidance on resources available. Support Groups & Caregiver Trainings. Referrals for individualized caregiver counseling services to Alzheimer's Association and Family Services of the Chautauqua Region. Respit
https://www.jasa.org/services/caregivers
Description: JASA’s Caregiver Support Program offers caregivers a roadmap, support, and resources to manage caregiving tasks. The program provides services such as individual in-home care, Social Adult Daycare, and ongoing support groups. It also includes assistance with benefits and caregiver education. Services are provided free of charge in specific Brooklyn Community Districts.
Eligibility: An adult family member or other informal caregiver, 18 years and older, providing unpaid care to individuals 60 years of age and older; caregivers of individuals with Alzheimer’s disease; older relatives providing care to children or adults with disabilities.
Statewide: False · Locality: Brooklyn Community Districts 10-15 and 18
JASA’s Caregiver Support Program offers caregivers a roadmap, support, and resources. Our program provides services that enhance the caregiver’s ability to manage caregiving tasks. Services are provided in Brooklyn Community Districts 10-15 and 18, free of charge.
https://www.ultimatecareny.com/resources/caregiver-training-courses
Description: Caregiver training courses provide essential skills and knowledge for individuals looking to support those who may have difficulty with daily activities due to age, illness, or disability. The training covers various topics, including basic caregiving techniques, communication skills, and emergency response. Programs such as Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA), Home Health Aide (HHA), and Personal Care Aide (PCA) training are available. These courses emphasize practical training and hands-on experience to prepare caregivers for real-world scenarios.
Eligibility: Individuals interested in becoming caregivers.
Statewide: False · Locality: —
Caregiver training offers numerous benefits that contribute to the overall competency and effectiveness of caregivers. The three main types of caregiver training courses are Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) training, Home Health Aide (HHA) training, and Personal Care Aide (PCA) training. Programs that provide supervised practical training sessions or internship opportunities allow caregivers to gain valuable experience. By understanding the different types of caregiver training courses availabl
https://affirmedhomecare.com/services/live-in-home-care-services-nyc-ahc/
Description: Affirmed Home Care offers live-in home care services in New York City, providing support for daily activities and medical care. Their services include assistance with meal preparation, grooming, medication management, and companionship. Care teams consist of home health aides, registered nurses, and social workers, ensuring holistic support for clients. The services are customizable, allowing clients to have a say in their care plans.
Eligibility: Residents of NY, NJ, and CT
Statewide: False · Locality: New York City
Affirmed Home Care empowers clients to live independent lives from the comfort of their homes with convenient live-in home care services in NYC. Our services are fully customizable, and clients have a voice in their own care plans. We offer free consultations for residents of NY, NJ, and CT.
https://renewalmemory.org/concierge-private-pay-home-care-services-in-new-york-city
Description: Renewal Memory Partners offers concierge private pay home care services in New York City, focusing on personalized care for seniors and individuals with memory-related conditions. Their services include customized care plans, medication management, and assistance with daily living activities. The agency provides 24-hour home care and specialized support for clients with dementia or cognitive challenges. Their team consists of experienced caregivers dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for clients in NYC.
Eligibility: Residents of New York City requiring home care services.
Statewide: False · Locality: New York City
Renewal Memory Partners, a premier concierge home care agency in NYC, offers unparalleled concierge home care services and private pay home care services tailored to the unique needs of New York City residents. Our concierge home care services redefine private duty home health care by offering bespoke care plans that cater to seniors and individuals with memory-related conditions. For clients who require constant supervision or prefer an elevated level of comfort and security, we offer 24 hour h
Description: Project Assist aims to empower family caregivers in New York City by providing legal advocacy and support. The program focuses on helping caregivers navigate legal issues related to their loved ones, including advance directives and guardianship. It also offers comprehensive consultations on legal avenues and care benefits available to caregivers and their loved ones. The initiative seeks to alleviate the barriers and stress faced by caregivers, ensuring they have the resources needed to support their family members.
Eligibility: Family caregivers and adults with disabilities in New York City.
Statewide: False · Locality: New York City
LegalHealth created a pilot to address this unmet need. It is called Project Assist We are working to establish legal clinics at community-based caregiver support facilities throughout New York City Project Assist primarily aims to empower caregivers with the legal mechanisms to provide care While Project Assist is based in New York, our hope is that it serves as an inspiration for medical-legal partnerships throughout the country
https://pssusa.org/caregivers/
Description: PSS Circle of Care provides support to caregivers of individuals who are frail, chronically ill, or have memory loss. The program also assists kinship caregivers, who are family members raising children. Services include personalized support from Care Consultants, access to support groups, and resources to relieve stress. The program is available in Bronx, Manhattan, and Queens.
Eligibility: Caregivers of frail, chronically ill individuals or those with memory loss; kinship caregivers raising children.
Statewide: False · Locality: Bronx, Manhattan, and Queens
PSS Circle of Care offers free services for grandparents and other family members raising grandchildren (Kinship Caregivers) in Bronx, Manhattan, and Queens. PSS Circle of Care provides support to those who care for someone who is frail, chronically ill or has memory loss. If you care for someone who is frail, chronically ill or has memory loss.. call or text (866) 665-1713 or fill out the form below to get FREE personalized support from a Care Consultant.
https://www.urmc.rochester.edu/noyes/community-outreach/caregiver-resources
Description: The Caregiver Resource Center at Noyes Hospital provides support services for informal caregivers, including spouses, adult children, and friends. It assists those caring for individuals with chronic illnesses, Alzheimer’s, or dementia. The center offers a social day program, caregiver support groups, and educational programs. Resources include information on home care options and respite vouchers.
Eligibility: Informal caregivers—spouses, adult children, other family members, friends, and neighbors.
Statewide: False · Locality: Livingston County
The Caregiver Resource Center at Noyes Hospital provides caregiver support services in partnership with Livingston County Office for the Aging. The program assists informal caregivers—spouses, adult children, other family members, friends, and neighbors—in their efforts to care for persons who need help with everyday tasks. Find Support and Resources for YOU and Your Loved One with Alzheimer’s, Dementia, or Other Chronic Health Conditions. Social Day Program: Provides a much-needed respite break
https://www.mskcc.org/experience/caregivers-support/caregiver-counseling-services
Description: Caregiver Counseling Services provide support for caregivers of patients at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center. The service offers individual counseling sessions to help caregivers cope with the emotional and psychological challenges they face. It is designed to address the unique needs of caregivers, providing a safe space to discuss their experiences. The program is available to all caregivers of patients receiving treatment at the center.
Eligibility: Caregivers of patients at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center.
Statewide: False · Locality: —
Caregiver Counseling Services provide support for caregivers of patients at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center. The service offers individual counseling sessions to help caregivers cope with the emotional and psychological challenges they face. It is designed to address the unique needs of caregivers, providing a safe space to discuss their experiences. The program is available to all caregivers of patients receiving treatment at the center.
https://www.fsl-li.org/help-services/caregiver-support-and-education/
Description: This program offers group and individual counseling as well as educational resources for caregivers of aging or elderly loved ones. Counseling sessions help caregivers manage stress and understand their roles and options. Educational sessions cover topics like dementia care and long-term care planning. Services are free of charge and funded by the Department of Health and Human Services through the New York State Office for the Aging and the Suffolk County Office for the Aging.
Eligibility: Caregivers of aging or elderly loved ones
Statewide: False · Locality: Suffolk County
We offer both group and individual counseling as well as educational resources for caregivers of an aging or elderly loved via Zoom and in person. Weekly counseling sessions are available to help the caregiver handle their stress, better understand their role and options, and secure any assistance that maybe available. Educational sessions are provided to community groups and businesses in a 'lunch and learn' format, with topics such as dementia care, elder law, nutrition and long-term care plan
https://www.olvhs.org/foster-care-information-for-relative-caregivers
Description: This program provides information and resources for relative caregivers involved in foster care. It aims to support those who are caring for children placed in their homes by the state. The program offers guidance on navigating the foster care system and understanding the rights and responsibilities of caregivers. It is designed to assist relatives in providing a stable and nurturing environment for children in need.
Eligibility: Relative caregivers of children in foster care
Statewide: False · Locality: —
"Foster Care Information for Relative Caregivers" and "provides information and resources for relative caregivers involved in foster care."
Description: Family Caregiver NY provides information and support for family caregivers in New York City. The organization helps families navigate Home Care and OPWDD systems, offering guidance, education, and problem-solving. They connect families with vetted providers and emphasize the importance of system-level support over standalone groups. Their services are designed to reduce caregiver burden and improve daily life for families.
Eligibility: Families caring for someone with a developmental disability or those needing Home Care services.
Statewide: False · Locality: New York City
Family caregivers in New York City often feel isolated caregiver support in NYC often shows up through: Care coordination services Medicaid Home Care programs OPWDD family support services Families caring for someone with a developmental disability may access OPWDD-supported family networks We help families understand where support actually exists within Home Care and OPWDD systems.
https://education.ced.org/child-care-state-tax-credits
Description: The page discusses state tax credits available for child care, aimed at supporting both employers and parents. It mentions that 26 states have an employer child care tax credit and 26 states have a dependent care tax credit for parents. These credits are designed to make child care more affordable and encourage employers to provide child care options. Additionally, some states offer tax deductions for child care expenses. The information includes an alphabetical list of states with these credits.
Eligibility: Parents and employers in states with applicable tax credits.
Statewide: False · Locality: —
"26 states have an employer child care tax credit or employer tax incentive for child care."; "26 states have a dependent care tax credit to help parents with the cost of child care."; "These credits are designed to help make child care more affordable for parents."
https://digitalgovernmenthub.org/publications/access-nyc-benefits-screening-api/
Description: ACCESS NYC is a mobile-first platform developed by the NYC Mayor’s Office for Economic Opportunity to help residents discover and check eligibility for over 80 social programs. It includes an eligibility screener that allows users to check their eligibility for more than 40 benefits and programs and find nearby assistance. The platform is available in eleven languages and aims to reduce barriers to access by requiring minimal information. Since its redesign, it has seen significant traffic and usage.
Eligibility: Residents of New York City can check eligibility for various social programs.
Statewide: False · Locality: New York City
ACCESS NYC, to help residents easily discover and check eligibility for over 80 social programs. The website serves as a one-stop-shop where residents can learn about over 80 city, state, and federal social safety net benefits and programs. check their eligibility for more than 40 benefits and programs, and find help nearby, all in eleven languages. Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, site traffic has increased to hundreds of thousands per month with a total of more than 6.4 million browsi
https://www.nyc.gov/site/dfta/services/health-insurance-assistance.page
Description: HIICAP offers free information, confidential counseling, and assistance with health care coverage and medical coverage problems for Medicare beneficiaries and their families. It covers Medicare Part A and B plans, Part D drug coverage, Medicare Advantage Plans, and supplemental coverage. Counselors are available throughout New York City, and assistance can be accessed in person or over the phone.
Eligibility: Medicare beneficiaries and their families
Statewide: False · Locality: New York City
The Health Insurance Information Counseling and Assistance Program (HIICAP), offers free information, confidential counseling, and assistance signing up for health care coverage and solving medical coverage problems. HIICAP is available for Medicare beneficiaries and their families regarding: Medicare Part A and Part B plans Part D -Drug Coverage Medicare Advantage Plans (Part C) Supplemental coverage, also known as Medigap. HIICAP counselors are available throughout the city.
https://www.nyc.gov/site/ochia/get-help/find-in-person-help.page
Description: In-Person Assistors (IPAs) provide help to enroll in health insurance for individuals, families, and small businesses. They assist with applications through the Marketplace and include Navigators and Certified Application Counselors. Facilitated Enrollers specifically help those 65 and older, and individuals with disabilities or blindness, to enroll in Medicaid and receive financial assistance for Medicare costs. Assistance can be found by calling 311.
Eligibility: Individuals, families, small businesses, people 65 and older, and people living with a disability or blindness.
Statewide: False · Locality: New York City
In-Person Assistors (IPAs) help individuals, families, small businesses and their employees apply for health insurance through the Marketplace. Facilitated Enrollers help people 65 and older, and people living with a disability or blindness, enroll in Medicaid and get financial help to cover Medicare costs. You can also call 311 to find an in-person assistor, such as a Navigator, a Certified Application Counselor, Certified Marketplace Facilitated Enroller, and a facilitated enroller.
https://www.ontariocountyny.gov/591/Health-Insurance-Applications
Description: The Navigator program provides enrollment assistance for health insurance through the Marketplace. It offers services that are culturally competent, linguistically appropriate, and disability accessible. Assistance is available at convenient times, including evenings and weekends, at no cost to enrollees. The program serves individuals, families, and small businesses in Ontario County, NY.
Eligibility: Persons of any age
Statewide: False · Locality: Ontario County, NY
Navigators provide enrollment assistance to individuals, families, small businesses and their employees who would like help applying for health insurance through the Marketplace. They are available at convenient times, including evenings and weekends, at no cost to enrollees. Persons of any age
https://aimcil.com/program/navigator-program/
Description: AIM’s Navigator Program provides free enrollment assistance for the New York State of Health insurance marketplace. It helps individuals and families enroll in health plans and serves Steuben, Chemung, Schuyler, and Allegany counties. The program is free and confidential, funded by a grant from the New York State Department of Health. Consumers can enroll in Qualified Health Plans and public health programs based on income and household size.
Eligibility: Eligibility is based on income and size of household.
Statewide: False · Locality: Steuben, Chemung, Schuyler and Allegany counties
AIM’s navigators provide free enrollment assistance for the New York State of Health insurance marketplace. AIM’s Navigator Program helps individuals and families enroll in health plans through NY State of Health, the state’s online insurance marketplace. The Navigator Program serves the entire community. Eligibility is based on income and size of household.
https://www.nyc.gov/site/hra/help/rental-assistance.page
Description: Rental assistance programs help New Yorkers experiencing homelessness move out of shelter and into stable housing by providing monthly rent supplements. The Department of Social Services (DSS) can help connect individuals to various rental assistance programs, including CityFHEPS and others available through State and Federal Government. These programs aim to help individuals remain in their homes, avoid eviction, or transition from shelter to permanent housing.
Eligibility: New Yorkers experiencing homelessness or at risk of eviction.
Statewide: False · Locality: New York City
Rental assistance programs help New Yorkers experiencing homelessness move out of shelter and into stable housing by providing monthly rent supplements. The Department of Social Services (DSS) can help you connect to rental assistance programs like CityFHEPS, and many other programs available through the State and Federal Government. These programs aim to help individuals remain in their homes and avoid eviction or moving out of shelter into permanent housing.
https://unitedwaynyc.org/resources/shelter-housing/
Description: The United Way of New York City provides various resources for shelter and housing assistance. This includes foreclosure prevention, eviction assistance, and access to legal services. They offer support for families at risk of entering shelters and provide permanent housing solutions. Services are available across all boroughs of New York City.
Eligibility: Families at risk of entry into shelters and those already in shelters; low-income New Yorkers; domestic violence survivors.
Statewide: False · Locality: New York City
"All Boros"; "Helps families at risk of entry into shelters and those already in shelters to secure permanent housing"; "Free legal services to low-income New Yorkers".
https://www.nyc.gov/site/hra/help/energy-assistance.page
Description: The Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP) is a federally funded program that assists low-income homeowners and renters with heating and cooling their homes. It offers various benefits including Regular HEAP, Emergency HEAP, Cooling Assistance, Heating Equipment Repair and Replacement, and Clean and Tune services. Eligibility is based on factors such as income, household size, and specific household member conditions. Applications can be submitted online, in person, or by mail.
Eligibility: A member of your household is a United States Citizen or Qualified Non-Citizen; your household's gross monthly income is at or below the current income guides; you receive SNAP benefits, Temporary Assistance, or Code A SSI Living Alone.
Statewide: False · Locality: New York City
The Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP) is a federally funded program that helps low-income homeowners and renters heat and cool their homes. Eligibility and benefits are based on: income, household size, the primary heating source, and the presence of a household member who is under age 6, age 60 or older or permanently disabled. You can apply for HEAP Regular benefit online, in person by visiting a HEAP office, or by mail. You may be eligible for an Emergency HEAP benefit if: Your electricit
https://www.nyc.gov/site/hra/help/food-assistance.page
Description: Community Food Connection (CFC) provides funding to more than 700 community kitchens and food pantries in New York City. It offers groceries to cook at home and hot meals through community kitchens. Individuals in need of food assistance can find help at these locations. The program was formerly known as the Emergency Food Assistance Program (EFAP).
Eligibility: If you need food, you can get help today at one of New York City's food pantries.
Statewide: False · Locality: New York City
Community Food Connection (CFC), formerly known as the Emergency Food Assistance Program (EFAP), provides funding to more than 700 community kitchens and food pantries citywide. If you need food, you can get help today at one of New York City's food pantries, which provide groceries to cook at home, or community kitchens, which provide hot meals.
https://www.lasmny.org/services/older-americans-project/
Description: The Legal Aid Society of Mid-New York offers free elder law services to seniors aged 60 and older in specific counties of Central New York. They assist with legal issues related to health care, housing, finances, and future planning. Services are available to low and moderate-income individuals who meet eligibility guidelines. The program aims to protect vulnerable individuals from abuse, neglect, or exploitation.
Eligibility: You are 60 years of age or older, you live within the service area in New York State, you have a legal issue related to elder law, and you meet specific income guidelines.
Statewide: False · Locality: Broome, Cayuga, Chenango, Cortland, Delaware, Herkimer, Jefferson, Lewis, Madison, Oneida, Onondaga, Oswego, Otsego counties
We serve low and moderate-income people in the following counties: Broome Cayuga Chenango Cortland Delaware Herkimer Jefferson Lewis Madison Oneida Onondaga Oswego Otsego. If you’re age 60 or older and reside in one of the 13 Central New York counties LASMNY serves, you may qualify for free elder law assistance.
https://www.jasa.org/services/legal
Description: JASA provides free legal services for adults aged 60 and older in Queens. Their services include assistance with eviction prevention, housing rights, foreclosure prevention, and eligibility for Social Security, SSI, Medicare, and Medicaid. They also offer free estate planning for low-income seniors and collaborate with social service agencies. Additionally, JASA's LEAP program addresses elder abuse through legal assistance and social services.
Eligibility: Adults age 60+ who live in the borough of Queens
Statewide: False · Locality: Queens
JASA's LSEJ provides free legal services for adults, age 60+, who live in the borough of Queens. JASA's LSEJ also offers free estate planning to low-income seniors in cooperation with an estate planning law firm. JASA LEAP offers specially trained attorneys and social workers to identify, eliminate, and prevent abuse.
https://www.nyc.gov/site/hra/help/legal-assistance.page
Description: The Office of Civil Justice (OCJ) provides free legal services in civil matters for eligible individuals facing eviction, immigration issues, or workplace violations. New York City has invested significantly in these services to assist tenants, immigrants, and low-wage workers. The program aims to help those in need navigate legal challenges effectively.
Eligibility: those that are eligible
Statewide: False · Locality: New York City
free legal services available through the Office of Civil Justice you may have access to free legal assistance through DSS' Office of Civil Justice (OCJ) New York City has made an extraordinary investment in legal services to level the playing field for New Yorkers in need
https://www.nyc.gov/site/fairhousing/resources/affordable-housing-opportunities.page
Description: Affordable Housing Opportunities in New York City includes various programs that create affordable rent-stabilized apartments for households of different income levels. NYC Housing Connect allows individuals to apply for affordable housing and view current opportunities. The Mitchell-Lama Program offers affordable rental and cooperative housing for moderate- and middle-income families. The NYC Housing Development Corporation finances the creation and preservation of affordable housing for low-, moderate-, and middle-income New Yorkers.
Eligibility: moderate- and middle-income families, low-, moderate- and middle-income New Yorkers
Statewide: False · Locality: New York City
"HPD and its partners create affordable rent-stabilized apartments for households at a wide range of income levels and sizes." "Through NYC Housing Connect, you can learn how to apply for affordable housing in New York City, view current and upcoming housing opportunities, and complete an application for your household." "The Mitchell-Lama Program provides affordable rental and cooperative housing to moderate- and middle-income families." "HDC finances the creation and preservation of affordable
https://bklynlibrary.libguides.com/housing-resources/affordable-housing
Description: The New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) provides affordable housing to low and middle-income NYC residents throughout the five boroughs through public housing and Permanent Affordability Commitment Together (PACT) programs as well as Section 8 housing. It is the largest public housing authority in North America. NYCHA aims to support residents in accessing affordable housing options.
Eligibility: Low and middle-income NYC residents
Statewide: False · Locality: New York City
"The New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA), the largest public housing authority in North America, provides affordable housing to low and middle-income NYC residents throughout the five boroughs through public housing and Permanent Affordability Commitment Together (PACT) programs as well as Section 8 housing."
https://www.communityhousing.org/housing/temporary-housing/
Description: CHI provides temporary emergency housing for families and individuals experiencing homelessness. The program offers safe shelter in open-market apartments and pairs families with Housing Counselors for case management and support. Counselors assist with housing searches, financial management, and connecting to community services. The goal is to help families transition from homelessness to stable, permanent housing.
Eligibility: Families and individuals experiencing homelessness, referred by local Department of Social Services or NYC Department of Homeless Services.
Statewide: False · Locality: Nassau, Suffolk, Dutchess, Orange Counties, and New York City
CHI provides temporary emergency housing to families and individuals who do not have a safe and decent place to sleep. EHAP places families in open-market apartments located in the general community, rather than in a congregate shelter setting. Each family is paired with a Housing Counselor who provides case management, advocacy, and direct assistance. The goal is the same: Move from crisis to stable, permanent housing with the tools to remain housed.
Description: The East New York Family Center provides free, family-focused therapy and support to help parents reduce stress and raise happy, confident children. The center partners with families in crisis to foster a stable environment for their children. Services include Structural Family Therapy, Mobility Mentoring, and Referral Services to connect families with necessary resources. The goal is to empower families to draw on their strengths and set clear goals for change.
Eligibility: Families who are struggling or in crisis.
Statewide: False · Locality: Brooklyn, NY
The East New York Family Center provides free, family-focused therapy and support that helps parents reduce stress, manage tough decisions, and raise happy, confident children. The center partners with families who are struggling or in crisis to help them foster a stable and nurturing environment for their children. Direct services include: Structural Family Therapy, Mobility Mentoring, Referral Services.
https://humanrights.weill.cornell.edu/resources/mental-health-resources-nyc
Description: This guide provides information on free or low-cost mental health services available for asylum seekers and other vulnerable individuals in New York City. It includes various clinics and centers offering individual and group therapy, with services available in multiple languages. Many of the listed resources operate on a sliding scale fee structure, making them accessible to those without insurance. The resources are specifically tailored to meet the needs of the local community in NYC.
Eligibility: Asylum seekers and other vulnerable persons in New York City.
Statewide: False · Locality: New York City
"This guide, compiled by Barbara Eisold and Jacob Cohen and updated by the WCCHR Continuing Care Team, is intended to help find free or low-cost mental health services for asylum seekers and other vulnerable persons in the New York City area."
https://www.healwise.org/articles/therapy-financial-aid-101
Description: Affordable therapy in NYC is available through various options including insurance-covered providers, income-based sliding scale clinics, community health centers, and free services like treatment studies. Many clinics offer sliding scale fees, fee waivers, or pro bono sessions based on financial need. Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs) provide services regardless of insurance or ability to pay. College students can access therapy through their school’s counseling centers, often at reduced or no cost.
Eligibility: Individuals seeking mental health services in New York City, including college students and those with financial need.
Statewide: False · Locality: New York City
Affordable therapy in NYC is available through insurance-covered providers, income-based sliding scale clinics, community health centers, training clinics, and even free options like treatment studies and school counseling. Many clinics and therapists reduce costs through sliding scale pricing, fee waivers, or pro bono sessions. FQHCs are community-based clinics where healthcare providers are not allowed to turn anyone away based on insurance or ability to pay. CUNY and other NYC colleges typica
Description: Mindful Care offers online and in-person mental health services, including therapy, medication management, and group therapy. They provide same-day and next-day appointments to ensure timely support. The services are designed to be accessible and tailored to individual needs, with a focus on various mental health conditions. Mindful Care accepts most commercial health insurance plans, Medicare, and Medicaid managed plans.
Eligibility: Ages 12+ for psychiatric services and ages 18+ for therapy services.
Statewide: False · Locality: —
We offer same-day and next-day appointments so you never have to wait for care. Our licensed clinicians and psychiatrists deliver personalized care tailored to each patient’s needs. We accept most commercial health insurance plans, as well as Medicare and Medicaid managed plans. Psychiatric Services (Medication Management): Ages 12+ Therapy Services (Individual & Group): Ages 18+.
https://www.wnypsychotherapy.com/about-telehealth
Description: WNY Psychotherapy Services offers telehealth therapy through telephone and video sessions. This service allows patients to connect with clinical psychologists from home, making mental health treatment more accessible. Telehealth is beneficial for those with busy schedules, small children, or disabilities. The program provides various mental health services, including marriage counseling, child therapy, and anxiety treatment.
Eligibility: New and existing patients seeking mental health services.
Statewide: False · Locality: Orchard Park, Tonawanda, Buffalo, Hamburg, NY
WNY Psychotherapy Services - Orchard Park is now providing telephone and video therapy services. Telehealth visits are a great way to communicate with our therapists. Telehealth services have made mental health treatment more accessible than ever. Our team of clinical psychologists at WNY Psychotherapy Services - Amherst offers marriage counseling, child therapy, family counseling, grief counseling, anxiety treatment, and depression help services.
https://www.calvaryhospital.org/patients-families/bereavement-department-welcome/
Description: Calvary Bereavement Department offers comprehensive bereavement support programs in the New York metropolitan area. They provide adult and children's bereavement support, including support groups and educational resources. Participation in support groups requires scheduling a meeting with a bereavement counselor. Fees apply for group sessions, with costs of $60 for adults and $40 for children. The department aims to help individuals navigate grief and find healing after the loss of a loved one.
Eligibility: Anyone who has experienced a loss can participate.
Statewide: False · Locality: New York metropolitan area
Calvary provides one of the New York metropolitan area’s most comprehensive bereavement support programs. Anyone who is interested in participating must schedule a meeting with one of our bereavement counselors before attending their first session. A six-week session for adults will cost $60; an eight-week session for children will cost $40. Coping with loss, navigating life changes, finding meaning and purpose – we are here to help you and members of our community process emotions, gain insight
https://www.newyorkcitypsychotherapists.com/blog/grief-support-groups-nyc
Description: The New York City Psychotherapy Collective offers various grief support groups for different types of loss, including breakups, caregiving for aging parents, and pet loss. These groups provide a safe space to process grief with the support of trained therapists and others who understand. Participants can expect to share their experiences and learn coping strategies in a compassionate environment. The groups are held virtually and have varying costs, with some offering sliding scale options.
Eligibility: Adults experiencing various types of loss.
Statewide: False · Locality: New York City
Grief group for caregivers of aging & ill parents Offered by: Shifting Tides Psychotherapy Participants: Adults who are caring for an aging or ill parent In a bereavement support group, you’ll find a safe and compassionate space to share your story, listen to others, and feel less alone in your grief. The groups featured here are led by trained therapists who guide discussions and offer coping strategies.
https://www.nyc.gov/site/olr/eap/eaphome.page
Description: The Employee Assistance Program (EAP) offers free and confidential services to employees of the City of New York and their family members. It provides short-term counseling, education, information, and referrals for various personal and social issues. The program also includes services for agency leadership, such as consultations and workshops on behavioral health topics. Services are available Monday through Thursday, 8am – 7pm and Friday, 8am - 5pm.
Eligibility: Employees of the City of New York and their family members.
Statewide: False · Locality: New York City
EAP is here for you and your family members. All services are free and confidential. The City of New York offers its employees and their family members a helping hand providing short-term counseling, education, information, and individualized referrals for a wide range of personal and social problems. Services are available Monday through Thursday, 8am – 7 pm and Friday, 8am - 5pm.
Description: The NYC Employee Assistance Program (EAP) offers free resources for NYCHA employees and their family members, focusing on mental health support. Services include counseling, education, information, and referrals for issues like grief, substance misuse, and stress management. The EAP can assist in finding community resources such as childcare and eldercare. All services are confidential, with support available Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Eligibility: NYCHA employees and their family members
Statewide: False · Locality: New York, NY
NYCHA employees and their family members have a free resource for assistance through the NYC Employee Assistance Program (EAP). The EAP offers a variety of services and resources, including education, information, counseling, and referrals to assist with mental health issues, grief and loss, substance misuse, stress management, and other personal and social problems. Employees and their family members can contact the EAP Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. at 212-306-7660 or via email at
Description: The Parents & Caregivers Employee Resource Group at Columbia University Irving Medical Center supports employees navigating caregiving roles. It offers community, learning, and practical resources for those welcoming new children, parenting, fostering, or supporting adult loved ones. The group provides programs, peer connections, and partnerships to help integrate work and caregiving. It is open to all employees, including allies and managers.
Eligibility: Open to all employees
Statewide: False · Locality: —
The Parents & Caregivers ERG brings colleagues together to share community, learning, and practical resources for those navigating caregiving Open to all employees, we offer programs, peer connection, and partnerships that help integrate work and caregiving Our offerings are designed to benefit all employees, including allies and managers seeking to better support caregivers.
https://www.esl.org/careers/great-company/people/new-esl-employee-resource-group-caregivers
Description: The ESL Caregivers Employee Resource Group (ERG) provides support for employees who are caregivers. It offers a safe space for members to share their experiences, learn from each other, and find resources to help balance caregiving with work responsibilities. The group aims to alleviate stress and foster a sense of community among caregivers. Members can expect to hear stories, gain tips, and connect with colleagues who understand the challenges of caregiving.
Eligibility: Employees at ESL who are caregivers or future caregivers.
Statewide: False · Locality: Rochester, NY
"Our vision for the Caregivers ERG is to help alleviate some of the stress for employees by giving them a place to either share their story and/or to hear from others in a similar situation." "We provide educational and anecdotal resources and offer a system of support for caregivers and future caregivers in a comfortable setting with colleagues who understand the pressure and stress caregiving can cause." "Joining the Caregivers ERG means you will have a safe place to share your story if you ch
https://www.argogroup.com/about/corporate-responsibility/employee-resource-groups/
Description: The Working Families Employee Resource Group at Argo Group focuses on creating an inclusive work environment that promotes work-life balance for families and dependent caregivers. It is part of a broader initiative to support various employee groups within the company. Membership is voluntary and open to all employees, fostering community and shared interests.
Eligibility: All employees
Statewide: False · Locality: —
Shaping an inclusive work environment that encourages work-life balance for families and dependent caregivers.
https://portal.311.nyc.gov/article/?kanumber=KA-02908
Description: The Domestic Worker Mediation Program offers a confidential and free way to resolve workplace issues for domestic workers and their employers in New York City. It addresses issues such as unpaid wages, minimum wage and overtime, and retaliation. Mediation is voluntary and involves a neutral mediator to help both parties reach a fair agreement. The program is a partnership between the Department of Consumer and Worker Protection and the Center for Creative Conflict Resolution.
Eligibility: Domestic workers and household employers in New York City.
Statewide: False · Locality: New York City
The Domestic Worker Mediation Program is a respectful, confidential, and free way to resolve workplace issues without going to court. Mediation is for workplace issues related to: Unpaid wages Minimum wage and overtime Protected Time Off Retaliation. If both the worker and employer agree to mediation, a neutral mediator from the Center for Creative Conflict Resolution at OATH will work with the worker and employer to understand the issues and reach an agreement that is fair for everyone.
https://www.nyc.gov/site/acs/child-welfare/developmental-disabilities-unit.page
Description: The Developmental Disabilities Unit (DDU) provides technical assistance for families with children who have intellectual and developmental disabilities during protective, preventive, and foster care phases. It offers case consultation, training, and referrals to local community resources. The unit also includes a Parenting Skills Training Program for parents with cognitive limitations or disabilities, providing tailored support and resources. Services are available within the five boroughs of NYC.
Eligibility: Parents with a suspicion or diagnosis of a cognitive limitation or an Intellectual/Developmental Disability.
Statewide: False · Locality: New York City
The Developmental Disabilities Unit (DDU) is a technical assistance unit that works on behalf of the intellectually disabled (ID) and developmentally disabled (DD) child, youth, and parent. The Parenting Skills Training program offers parents with a suspected or diagnosed cognitive limitation and/or an ID/DD diagnosis the opportunity to learn the essential skills necessary to safely care for their children. OPWDD eligibility is not required for a parent to participate in the program. The ACS Dev
https://www.nyc.gov/site/veterans/services/military-families-and-caregivers.page
Description: Building Better Caregivers (BBC) is an online six-week workshop designed for caregivers of veterans with various serious conditions. The program offers training to improve caregiving skills and helps caregivers manage their own emotions and health. It is part of the support services provided by the NYC Department of Veterans' Services for military families and caregivers.
Eligibility: Caregivers of veterans with dementia, memory problems, post-traumatic stress disorder, serious brain injuries, and any other serious injury or illness.
Statewide: False · Locality: New York City
BBC offers training in how to provide better care, and it helps caregivers learn how to manage their own emotions, stress and physical health. DVS connects veteran families, military spouses, and caregivers to the services and resources they need.