NORTHEAST PARENT & CHILD SOCIETY INC

Operates a family foster care program that places children from birth to age 21—removed due to abuse, neglect, or PINS petitions—with certified foster families, providing an average of 170–204 children with approximately 62,000–74,000 care days annually as reported in IRS Form 990 filings for tax years 2019–2020. Includes recruitment, training, and ongoing support for foster families.

Delivers home visiting and outreach services including Healthy Families Albany County and Family Outreach Services to connect at-risk families with young children to community resources and supports, promoting family stability and preventing out-of-home placements.

Conducts advocacy and community education through the EMBARC program, which centers individuals with lived experience in child welfare systems to promote system improvement and family engagement.

Provides alternative education services to approximately 90–94 children who do not respond well in traditional public school settings, delivering thousands of weeks or care days of educational support annually as reported in IRS Form 990 filings for tax years 2023–2024.

Engages volunteer groups annually in grounds clean-up, painting projects, and Spring Clean-Up days at campuses in Albany and Schenectady, conducted during non-client hours to support facility maintenance and community involvement.

Offers unpaid internships and accepts applications from graduate students pursuing degrees in social work and mental health counseling, providing real-life experience in human services across its programs.

Provides intensive in-home and post-placement support through programs such as the Intensive Aftercare Prevention Program (IAPP), Mental Health Juvenile Justice (MHJJ) Postplacement Project, and Intensive Family Empowerment Program to strengthen family functioning and support successful reintegration of youth returning from juvenile justice, foster care, or residential placements.

Provides free language assistance services to ensure meaningful access to programs and services for individuals with limited English proficiency.

Provides residential custodial care to school-aged children with social and emotional disabilities or histories of abuse, delivering approximately 11,000–12,000 care days annually as reported in IRS Form 990 filings for tax years 2021–2024.

Provides Juvenile Fire Safety Services (JFSS) to assess and intervene with youth exhibiting fire-setting behaviors, and operates supervised visitation programs to facilitate safe parent-child interactions in high-risk situations.

Provides strategic guidance, infrastructure oversight, and administrative leadership for a network of services and member agencies, supporting a workforce of 1,400 employees who serve approximately 18,000 children, adults, and families across up to 42 counties in New York State.

Offers trauma-informed treatment, individual and family therapy, and long-term counseling for children and adults affected by abuse, neglect, grief, or trauma, supporting improved behavioral, emotional, and academic outcomes.

Operates structured intervention programs such as PATH and Parent Effectiveness and Intervention Program (PEIP) to support youth and parents in developing life skills, improving parenting practices, and reducing risks of maltreatment.