The Cazenovia Public Library Museum, established over 100 years ago, is designed as a cabinet of curiosities. A phenomena of the Renaissance, “Wunderkammern” or “cabinets of wonder” proliferated throughout Europe in the 16th and 17th centuries to showcase treasured collections and to inspire reflection and awe. The Library’s museum collection has been a source of community learning and enjoyment for generations.

Under the direction of our Museum Educators, Julie Shotzberger and Pat Hill, our museum educational programs highlight various aspects of the collection and comply with the New York State Learning Standards for Social Studies. Programs are tailored to specific grade levels and topics and are designed to enhance classroom curriculum.

The Alzheimer's Association of Central NY (ALZCNY) offers a variety of ongoing Education & Training Services and programs targeted to caregivers, health care and social services professionals, individuals with Alzheimer's, their family members, and the general public. Customized presentation and training models available on request.

Broome Tioga BOCES offers Adult Education programs that provide hands-on job training in a wide variety of career areas.

"What to expect as an intern with Center for Family Life and Recovery’s clinical and EAP counseling programs:

• Supervision from an experienced field instructor, weekly one-on-one supervision.

• Immediate support from the program director, your field instructor, and our program counselors.

• Direct counseling experience with multiple populations (individuals, families, groups, and children).

Requirements:

• Masters level interns seeking a clinical internship

• Clear understanding of the NASW Code of Ethics and confidentiality"

LOCATIONS AND HOURS

Utica Office at 502 Court Street, Suite 401 (13502) -- Hours: Monday, Wednesday & Friday 8:30 AM-4:00 PM, Tuesday & Thursday 8:30 AM-8:00 PM

Rome Office at 510 Erie Blvd., West (13440) -- Hours: Call to set an appointment

Herkimer Office at 205 North Washington Street (13350) -- Hours: Tuesdays only 8:30 AM-4:00 PM

Syracuse Office at 5900 North Burdick St., Suite 204 (13057) -- Hours: Call to set an appointment

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.

Rochester Hearing & Speech Center is an approved Early Intervention Provider. The Early Intervention Program (EIP) is a public program for children under the age of 3 who are either suspected of having or at risk for developmental delays or disabilities.

Services are provided for children with disabilities such as developmental delays, autism spectrum disorders, cerebral palsy, spina bifida, seizure disorders, hearing and neurological impairments and the effects of substance abuse. Jawonio’s renowned therapeutic services include: special education, occupational, physical and speech therapy, feeding therapy and an adaptive equipment clinic. In additional to individual therapies we also offer morning and afternoon developmental group programs. Jawonio is an approved provider for multi-disciplinary evaluations.

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.

Early Intervention (EI) Program is a state wide program that serves children birth to 3 years of age.

The EI Program provides many services to families with children birth to age 3 with a suspected developmental delay or diagnosed condition

Referrals can be made by a parent, physician, daycare provider or other adult involved in the child's life

Services are based on the needs of the child and services can be provided in the family home or a community setting, services may include:

Service Coordination

Special Instruction

Speech Pathology

Occupational Therapy

Physical Therapy

For more information, visit NYS Department of Health Early Intervention Program at https://www.health.ny.gov/community/infants_children/early_intervention/

• Services to teach adults how to learn and write.

• Call for more information.