Verified Locations for NYC City-Funded Social Service Contracts - Programs

291

SYEP Career FIRST

DYCD

100

Alternative To Detention

MOCJ

101

Alternative To Incarceration

1

MOCJ

102

Anti-gun Violence Initiative

MOCJ

103

Appellate Indigent Criminal Defense

MOCJ

104

Article 10 Petition Parental Representation

MOCJ

105

Assigned Domestic Violence Counsel

MOCJ

106

Child Advocacy Center

MOCJ

107

Community Based Programs

MOCJ

108

Court Advocacy Services

MOCJ

109

Court Based Programs

MOCJ

110

Crime Victims Services

MOCJ

111

Family Justice Center

MOCJ

112

Mediation Services

MOCJ

113

Social Welfare

MOCJ

114

Trial-Level Indigent Defense Representation

MOCJ

115

Youth Recreational Services/Youth Athletic Leagues

MOCJ

116

Adult Protective Services

DSS

117

CareerAdvance

DSS

118

CareerCompass

CC

Comprehensive Employment Assessment and Service Plan Coordination for Individuals over 25

Individuals receive social services assistance such as cash assistance benefits.

DSS

119

Customized Assistance Services (CAS)

CAS

["human resources adminsitration"]

Customized Assistance Services (CAS) helps Human Resources Administration (HRA) clients with health and/or mental health conditions reach their highest attainable level of functioning and self-sufficiency by providing comprehensive, integrated, individual

https://www1.nyc.gov/site/hra/index.page

CAS provides clinical expertise, recommendations, and direction to HRA in the fields of health, mental health, substance use and vocational rehabilitation. CAS staff provide psychiatric evaluation and crisis intervention services, housing eligibility serv

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CAS works with other components of HRA and with other governmental and non-governmental service providers to create new programs and to integrate and refine existing services so the people it serves can achieve their maximum functional capacity.

DSS

120

Homebase Homelessness Prevention

DSS

121

Jobs Plus

DSS

122

Legal Services

OCJ

Low income and other vulnerable New Yorkers can apply for free legal assistance through OCJ's contracted partners.

www.nyc.gov/civiljustice

Low income and other vulnerable New Yorkers are eligible for free legal assistance in the areas of housing, immigration, employment and other civil legal needs.

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Can apply for free legal assistance through OCJ's contracted partners in person or via phone.

DSS

124

Placement Services

DSS

125

Rapid Re-Housing

Rapid Rehousing

["human resources adminsitration"]

Assisting clients in securing permanent housing that come from DHS referrals.

DHS residence.

DHS referrals.

DSS

126

Teen Rapp

Teen RAPP Relationship Abuse Prevention Program (RAPP)

["mayor’s office to end domestic and gender-based violence","department of education"]

This program is Teen RAPP, an extensive school-based domestic violence prevention program that operates in New York City middle and high schools. RAPP Coordinators, who must have a Master of Social Work degree, conduct workshop and clinical counseling.

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A person is eligible if they are a New York City public school student in an educational institution served by the Teen RAPP program.

Non-Profit Providers are selected by a Competitive Request for Proposals(RFP).

DSS

127

WeCARE

DSS

128

YouthPathways

YP

Services provided to young adults between the ages of 18 -24 years old in need of job training, education and other service will allow them to maintain employment

NYC DSS/HRA referral.

DSS

129

Mental Health Services, Vocational

DSS

130

Adult Outreach Service

DSS

131

Victim Services, Other

DSS

132

Home Care/Attendant/Maker and Housekeeping Services

Home Care Services Program

["department for the aging","new york city housing authority"]

To assist Medicaid-eligible individuals, who meet the medical criteria for community based long-term care, to obtain the services needed to optimally live in the community. It is our goal to provide timely Medicaid eligibility determinations and efficient

https://www1.nyc.gov/site/hra/help/long-term-care.page

Medicaid eligible and NYC residents

CASA Centers

DSS

133

Job Services

DSS

134

Food Pantry/Meal Services

Emergency Food Assistance Program (EFAP)

This program provides funding to soup kitchens and food pantries citywide to provide nourishment for recipients.

https://www1.nyc.gov/site/hra/help/emergency-food-assistance-program.page

A person is eligible if they are a resident of New York City.

DSS

135

Victim Services, Domestic Violence

Non-Residential Program for victims of Domestic Violence

["mayor’s office to end domestic and gender-based violence"]

program operated by a not-for-profit organization for the purpose of providing non-residential services for victims of domestic violence including, but not limited to, telephone hotline assistance, information and referral services, advocacy, counseling,

Victim of domestic violence means any person 16 years of age or older, any married person or any parent accompanied by his or her minor child or children in situations in which such person or such person's child is a victim of an act which would constitut

Clients call in to hotline or are referred by participating Community Based Organizations (CBOs)

DSS

136

Arches

Arches Transformative Mentoring Intervention

YMI

["mayor's office of criminal justice"]

The Arches program connects young adults on probation to mentors with similar life experience in their own neighborhoods. This transformative mentoring program focuses on high-risk young people age 16 to 24 who struggle to overcome the thinking patterns a

https://www1.nyc.gov/site/probation/services/arches.page

High risk young adults on Probation, aged 16 to 24, who are referred through their Probation Officer.

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Participants must be referred through their Probation Officer.

DOP

137

Next STEPS

Next STEPS Transformative Mentoring Intervention

YMI

["mayor's office of criminal justice"]

Next STEPS uses curriculum-based group mentoring to help at-risk young adults transform the attitudes and behaviors that have led to violence and/or criminal activity. The target population served by this intervention includes high-risk young adults betwe

High-risk young adults between the ages of 16 and 24 who are: actively engaged and/or involved in serious violent activity (including domestic violence) and/or gang-affiliated, who reside in or near targeted NYCHA housing developments throughout New York

N/A

DOP

138

AIM

Advocate Intervene Mentor

Advocate, Intervene, Mentor (AIM) program, an Alternate to Placement (ATP) program, helps high-risk youth ages 13-18 years under probation supervision avoid out-of-home placement and recidivism.

https://www1.nyc.gov/site/probation/services/aim.page

N/A

1

N/A

DOP

139

ECHOES

Every Child Has an Opportunity to Excel and Succeed (ECHOES)

An alternative-to-placement program that connects participants to paid externships and an adult trained in life coaching.

https://www1.nyc.gov/site/probation/services/echoes.page

Probation clients who are 14 years and older, have been adjudicated through Family Court and are at risk of being sent to placement.

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N/A

DOP

140

Works Plus

["mayor's office of criminal justice"]

Works Plus will continue is the work readiness/employment part of the larger Crisis Management System, serving the same concentrated areas within the target neighborhoods which are defined by the boundaries of specific New York City Police Department Prec

Participants are referred through Crisis Management System providers in targeted precincts.

N/A

DOP

141

Adolescent IMPACT

The Adolescent IMPACT program model includes intensive, in-home, family-based counseling; providing a combination of individual sessions with the identified youth, individual sessions with the parent/caregiver and possibly other family members, and family

As an alternative to incarceration/detention, primarily providing services to those youth before the Adult Court on felony charges. As an alternative to placement, program is provided to a small portion of youth adjudicated as Juvenile Delinquents (JDs)

1

N/A

DOP

142

Neighborhood Employment Services

The Neighborhood Employment Services Program provides job readiness services, as well as transitional subsidized work experiences and job placement assistance, serving young adults, aged 18-24 years who have been deemed in need of job readiness services.

Participants who are under Probation supervision would be referred through their Probation Officer (PO).

N/A

DOP

143

NeON Arts

["department of cultural affairs","mayor's office - economic opportunity"]

NeON Arts provides free art programs to young people throughout New York City, including those on probation. It offers a variety of creative activities at seven community-based probation offices citywide.

https://www1.nyc.gov/site/neon/programs/neon-arts.page

DOP

144

ICM Plus

Enhanced ICM

ICM (Intensive Community Monitoring) is designed to help juvenile probation clients make good decisions and avoid being sent to detention facilities.

Probation clients aged 13-18 on Intensive Community Monitoring

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N/A

DOP

145

Parent Support Program

Parent Coaches offer support to parents of juvenile probation clients and assistance in navigating systems. With support parents are engaged and more equipped to deal with the challenges and needs of their child, increasing compliance with court mandates

Parents of juvenile probation clients

N/A

DOP

146

PEAK Centers

PEAK Centers serve as Drop In Centers for youth on Probation. PEAK Centers provide a safe secure after-school environment that will promote education support, skill building, employability, life skills, positive self-expression, improved family relations

Clients under juvenile probation supervision

N/A

DOP

147

Mobile Adolescent Therapy

MAT

Mobile Adolescent Therapy (MAT) works with families for 4 months, specifically to help young people avoid drug use, identify and address any mental health concerns, improve family functioning, engage in positive social activities including work, and addre

Probation clients aged 14 to 24

N/A

DOP

148

Asthma Management

DOHMH

149

Cancer Screening and Patient Navigation

DOHMH