Harbor Point Energy Products is located on 321 East Main Street P.O Box 191 Frankfort, NY, 133401. They assist thousands of people with heating assistance.

Services Provided: Services provided through our Gloversville Office include the Intensive Aftercare Prevention Program (IAPP), PINS û Initiative Schoharie and Therapeutic Foster Family Program (TFFP). Additional prevention services, residential services, educational services and career development services are offered through our network of offices/facilities in Schenectady and throughout the Capital Region. Northeast Parent & Child Society is committed to our mission of protecting children, preserving families and strengthening the communities we serve.

For those 18 years and older who have impairment (either physical or mental) and who are in danger of harm to themselves or others and have no one willing or able to assist them. It s the goal of the APS staff to keep residents in the community as long as possible and with the least restrictive intervention.

Sullivan County Dept. of Social Services

Bivona Child Advocacy Center focuses on child abuse response, healing and prevention through collaborative service, awareness, education and leadership. Bivona will help children and families through the healing process, the investigation, evaluation and if appropriate, the possible trial.

Bivona Child Advocacy Center’s partners with Child Protective Services, social workers, law enforcement, prosecutors, medical professionals, therapists, advocates, and volunteers under one roof. Children who come to Bivona receive an interview, a medical examination, meet with a victim advocate and connect with a therapist, in a warm, child-friendly environment.

Team members work together to provide the child and family the support services they need—all the way through trial and beyond.

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APS is a mandated service provided by local social services districts. It involves intake, investigation and assessment of referrals of abuse, neglect, and financial exploitation of impaired vulnerable adults who live in the community. APS workers develop services plans for eligible clients to remedy physical abuse, sexual abuse, emotional abuse, neglect, financial exploitation, or to address unmet essential needs of adults.

APS serves adults (age 18 and older) who, due to physical or mental impairments:

•Are unable to protect themselves from abuse, neglect, financial exploitation or other harm.

•Have no one available who is willing and able to assist responsibly

The CPS/Preventive Units respond to reports of alleged child abuse and neglect that have been registered by the New York State Central Register, also known as the hotline. Services are available 24/7. The primary role of CPS is to assess whether a child is safe from immediate danger and to determine the risk of future abuse and maltreatment.

To receive and investigate referrals of abuse/neglect of adults living in the community which meet certain set criteria. Also, to provide specific services to adults living in the community when determined that it's necessary in order for them to remain in their home safely.

Child Protective Services ( CPS) is responsible to receive and investigate reports of child abuse and neglect, and to provide, arrange for, and monitor services for children and their families.