Classes Include:

Animal Science

Automotive Technology

Carpentry & Construction

Collision Repair Technology

Cosmetology

Criminal Justice

Culinary Arts

Early Childhood Education/Human Services

Heavy Equipment Operation

Media Communications Technology

Medical Assisting

Medical Professions

Natural Resources

Power Equipment Technology

Product Design & Manufacturing

Pre-Engineering/CADD

Welding/Metal Fabrication

Art

CDL Class A & B Licenses

5-Hour Pre-Licensing Course

Point & Insurance Reduction Course

High School Equivalency Diploma

Health Occupation

*Please call 716-376-8264 for more information.

*Please Note: Classes may not be available at all centers.

Educational Advocacy offers parents, caregivers and school districts the understanding regarding special education plans (ex. 504 or Individualized Educational Plan - IEP) and how a youth/young adult can utilize their plan to assist in succeeding while attending P-12 Education.

The League of Women Voters provides assistance related to voter registration, candidate debates and distribution of non partisan election information

FOCUS ON LEARNING: DON'T "SLIDE" THIS SUMMER!

LAUNCH sail is an academically based program geared at maintaining and developing academic skills over the summer months in order to address summer regression; also known as the “summer slide”. Class sizes are small allowing teachers to target each individual student’s needs and provide a hands-on, multi-sensory approach to learning creating a fun and engaging experience for students.

Classes offered include reading, math, written language/study strategies, social awareness, technology, art, and music.

Class periods are 45 minutes in length.

Each child has an individual schedule based on class selection.

Students are grouped according to age.

Class size is no more than eight students per teacher.

Classes are taught by highly-qualified teachers who work in local school districts during the school year.

The teachers are responsible for designing their own curriculum to address the needs of the students, with the exception of reading class, in which the teachers are required to use the Orton-Gillingham/Wilson method.

The program strives to achieve the following outcomes for each student: to be engaged in:

learning

experience success

have fun

experience no regression

maintain academic growth

develop strategies

learn new skills

develop social skills

develop new friendships.

Students of varying abilities participate in the program, including, but not limited to, typical learners, students diagnosed with a learning disability and/or ADHD, and higher functioning students on the autism spectrum.

Citizen Action of New York vision - we fight for social, racial, economic and environmental justice. We are battling against the forces of capitalism and racism that show themselves through inequality and bigotry, and work together to oppress most people. Greed, racism, patriarchy and other systems of oppression permeate the fabric of our lives – through economics, education, housing, technological advancements, health care, the environment, and our criminal legal system.

The Delaware County Senior Council, comprised of representatives from Senior Clubs throughout the county, serves as an important link between the county's elder citizens and the Office for the Aging. The Council meets at 12:30 p.m., the 2nd Monday of every month at The First Presbyterian Church, Clinton Street Delhi, NY. All Seniors are always welcome to attend. For further information contact John Hampel, President at 607-363-7303.

Basic Needs Programs, which offers families and individuals experiencing hunger, current or imminent homelessness, or other crises access to food, personal items, clothing, direct financial assistance, and referrals.

SNCC’s Food Pantry will provide enough emergency food for three days/nine meals for each individual in the household.

SNCC’s Homeless Prevention Program, which successfully provides financial assistance, in the form of first month’s rent will transition individuals/families leaving homeless shelters into independent and affordable housing. One-on-one budgeting and credit repair sessions are available on-site with our Homeless Prevention Coordinator.

SNCC’s Social Work Team, assists with more complex cases by providing individualized case management and coaching to families who have a variety of other needs that threaten their overall stability. SNCC’s Licensed Social Worker supervises Social Work Interns from Syracuse University, which adds capacity to manage more unique cases requiring additional support and attention.

Power Source Parenting, which offers peer support and accessible instruction so that pregnant or young parents can develop the skills to raise their children while pursuing their own educational and vocational goals.

Disability Rights New York provides legal assistance to adults and children with disabilities.

Abi-county (Nassau and Suffolk) not-for-profit organization providing education, advocacy, and social support services to Long Island's gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender (GLBT) youth and young adults, and all youth, young adults, and their families for whom sexuality, sexual identity, gender identity, and HIV/AIDS are an issue. Our goals are to empower GLBT youth, advocate for their diverse interests, and to educate society about them.

While MILC is a non-residential agency, it strives to assist individuals to locate accessible and affordable housing. Additionally, in St. Lawrence County, MILC provides financial assistance through its Solutions to End Homelessness Program (STEHP).