Works with deaf children from newborn to age 3 and their parents. Children receive a wide range of services including language & communication instruction, speech reinforcement, and play & individual therapy. Parents are given education, training, information and access to professional services that enable them to maximize the auditory skill development of their child. Support includes regular parent group meetings, information & referral about amplification/cochlear implant choices, school placement assistance, and more.

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Delaware Opportunities provides a variety of services to help low income people obtain and retain employment. All applicants for public assistance are required to report to Delaware Opportunities for enrollment in an employment assistance program. The Better Employment Training Skills Program is a month long training program assisting in developing resumes, gaining computer skills and otherwise preparing for employment. Delaware Opportunities seeks to place individuals in a work experience for persons receiving public assistance. People on the crew receive work credit to maintain eligibility for public assistance while gaining work experience. The work crew provides assistance to municipalities, churches, and not-for-profit organizations. Crew members are supervised and learn skills and job experience, but are also assisted with applying for employment in the private sector. Job coaches are available to assist with the job search and to provide ongoing support to assist the program participant retain a job.

Provides assistance to parents, caregivers, and school districts looking how to navigate the special education system.

“St. Elizabeth College of Nursing (SECON) was established in 1904 as a single purpose three-year diploma program in nursing. It was registered by the New York State Education Department (NYSED) as St. Elizabeth Hospital School of Nursing and graduated its first class of seven in 1907.

The nursing program was a natural outgrowth of the tradition and mission of St. Elizabeth Medical Center which is to care for the sick and helpless. The College maintains a strong tie with its parent institution, St. Elizabeth Medical Center (affiliate of Mohawk Valley Health System), as well as other clinical agencies to provide superior clinical experiences for students in all clinical areas.”

Walk with Ease is proven to help you increase physical activity, reduce bodily pain and improve your overall health. Do you suffer from arthritis or other chronic conditions? Then Walk with Ease is for you! Developed by the Arthritis Foundation, Walk with Ease will help motivate you to get into shape, walk safely and comfortably, improve flexibility, strength and stamina, reduce pain and feel great.

The Arthritis Foundation's Walk with Ease program is a six- week, self guided physical activity program. Walk with Ease can teach you how to safely make physical activity pat of your everyday life while reducing the pain and discomfort of arthritis and other chronic conditions. Walk with Ease is free and will provide you with the tools to keep you motivated and on-track.

The Early Intervention Program provides services to developmentally delayed or disabled children between birth and three years of age. If eligible, the child can receive physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, special instruction, vision services, social work, psychological services, audiological services, nutrition services, and service coordination, as well as several other services depending on the individual needs of the child.
A child who has an approved disability or who has a qualifying delay is eligible to receive services through the Early Intervention Program. Licensed specialists that contract with Sullivan County Public Health Services and that are approved by the New York State Department of Health Bureau of Early Intervention will provide the child with the therapies necessary to help him/her reach age appropriate developmental levels. These services can be provided in any safe environment. The child is reassessed every 6 months and the services are adjusted to meet the changing needs of the child.

“On Point for College removes the barriers and opens the doors to higher education for those who didn’t think it was possible. We are an open enrollment program meaning that we are open to everyone. We will help you along the way to achieving any higher education goal – whether it’s a two- or four-year college program, graduate or professional school, a certificate, or another type of professional training.”

• Overview of Transfer Services Offered

--- Identify personal and professional goals and how college can fit into them

--- Identify and apply to colleges

--- Identify an appropriate program of study

--- Prepare gap statements to explain any interruptions in one’s educational journey

--- Obtain transcripts and documents from institutions previously attended

--- Stay on top of crucial dates and deadlines

--- Review and understand transfer policies between colleges

--- Understand financing options and obtain financing

--- Create an academic plan and review program curriculums

--- Complete the reverse transfer process if one’s seeking to obtain a two-year/associates degree after having transferred to a four-year college/bachelor’s degree program

--- Attend special transfer orientations

--- Connect to on-campus transfer ambassadors who are familiar with On Point

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• Financial Aid

• College Tours

• Transportation

Specializing in: Pediatric Therapy, Preschool, Daycare and Early Intervention Services, Day Care Preschool Classrooms Toddler Developmental Play-Groups Speech Therapy Occupational Therapy Physical Therapy

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