ACCESSCNY INC

Delivers individualized physical therapy services for children, including evaluation, customized treatment planning, one-on-one therapy sessions, and recommendations for home exercise programs and no-cost adaptive equipment through the TRAID Center.

Provides one-on-one sensory integration therapy for children with personalized treatment plans to reduce sensory discomfort, including one-time sensory evaluations and development of sensory diets with activity and equipment recommendations, and offers training to families and caregivers.

Provides speech therapy services focused on improving sound production and vocal use, and recommends augmentative communication devices for long-term participants through individualized plans.

Provides up to 100 hours of professional behavioral support for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder in family and school settings, and reimburses families for respite services, YMCA memberships, recreational camps, and transport or adaptive recreational equipment.

Connects families of children with autism and developmental disabilities to support networks, groups, play groups, and social outings in partnership with FEAT of CNY, and supports children’s participation in summer camps and recreational activities through partnerships with YMCA, Jewish Community Center, and CNY ASA.

Provides ABA therapy to children with Autism Spectrum Disorder to improve communication, reduce harmful behaviors, and support academic success, delivered one-on-one in home, school, therapy, or community settings with a minimum of 15 hours per week, and based on individualized treatment plans.

Offers Community Habilitation services for children with autism, including one-on-one work with a Youth Specialist on daily living skills, planned respite, behavioral support, and reimbursements for goods and services; also delivers psychosocial rehabilitation for children with mental health diagnoses using hands-on tasks and one-on-one staff support to achieve personal goals.

Provides community-based instruction in functional life skills such as cooking, healthy eating, and socialization for children, supporting development of independence through hands-on learning.

Supports Medicaid-eligible individuals with disabilities or chronic illness to hire and supervise their own personal assistants, with services delivered in the participant's preferred language and coordinated through in-person or phone-based assistance at the Syracuse office during business hours.

Provides individual and group counseling using a biopsychosocial framework, delivered by master-level social workers in collaboration with participants, families, and interdisciplinary teams to help process feelings and achieve personal goals.

Operates the Onondaga CASA program, which trains and assigns community volunteers to serve as Court Appointed Special Advocates for neglected and abused foster children, facilitating communication with parents, providers, and counselors while advocating for the child’s best interests.

Provides environmental modifications such as ramp construction, grab bar installation, and bathroom and kitchen adaptations to improve accessibility and safety, with project oversight including contractor coordination, cost estimates, and implementation monitoring, and offers professional advice on accessibility improvements.

Operates an intensive respite home for children ages 5–17 with high behavioral needs, serving up to 4 children at a time with site-based support and temporary relief for families.

Provides one-on-one occupational therapy services for children, including individualized treatment plans based on evaluation, regularly scheduled sessions, and recommendations for adaptive equipment often provided at no cost through the TRAID Center.

Provides OMH-certified residential housing for individuals with mental health needs in community and apartment settings, and offers one-time transition funds and monthly rent subsidies to support adults with developmental disabilities in securing independent housing.

Provides practical support and situational counseling to adults with acquired brain injuries to enable participation in the David Clark Learning Center and promote community independence.

Provides employment support to individuals with developmental disabilities and/or mental health diagnoses, assisting them in finding and maintaining jobs since 1986.

Operates a no-cost assistive technology lending library that provides short-term loans of durable medical equipment such as wheelchairs and walkers, conducts device demonstrations and trainings, and offers information, referral services, and public awareness activities.