Roger Benn

As members of the Advisory Council, we provide assistance in developing the Common Career Technical Core Curriculum for the Career and Technical Education Program of the Syracuse City School District.

The Council has been charged with revamping the curriculum to better meet the educational needs of the students to better align with industry standards and future opportunities.

Serve in an "on-call" capacity to assist individuals who are blind or have low vision through live video call.

Central New York Developmental Disabilities Services Office (DDSO) is an agency of the New York State Office for People With Developmental Disabilities. It provides individualized services for people with developmental disabilities and their families in Oneida, Herkimer, Madison Lewis, Onondaga, Oswego, Cortland, and Cayuga Counties. Central New York DDSO works in partnership with families, voluntary agencies, and local governments to design, develop, and deliver programs and services that meet… Show more

Central New York Developmental Disabilities Services Office (DDSO) is an agency of the New York State Office for People With Developmental Disabilities. It provides individualized services for people with developmental disabilities and their families in Oneida, Herkimer, Madison Lewis, Onondaga, Oswego, Cortland, and Cayuga Counties. Central New York DDSO works in partnership with families, voluntary agencies, and local governments to design, develop, and deliver programs and services that meet the needs of each individual and his or her family. Serve as a CNY DDSO representative in Medicaid Redesign Team Collaboration Efforts. Show less

ILEETA is committed to the reduction of law enforcement risk through the enhancement of training for criminal justice practitioners. We are committed to the safety and security of our fellow citizens, and the furtherance of understanding between society and the criminal justice professions.

The purpose of the weekend is to help teenagers develop skills and strategies to deal with the loss of a significant person in their life. Teens will have a great time boating, swimming, hiking, playing games, and overcoming obstacles; all while healing and learning to understand their emotions and cherish the memory of a loved one.

We can help each other through the healing process.

Staff has been trained by Hospice and Pallative Care Association of Central NY. The staff is… Show more

The purpose of the weekend is to help teenagers develop skills and strategies to deal with the loss of a significant person in their life. Teens will have a great time boating, swimming, hiking, playing games, and overcoming obstacles; all while healing and learning to understand their emotions and cherish the memory of a loved one.

We can help each other through the healing process.

Staff has been trained by Hospice and Pallative Care Association of Central NY. The staff is comprised of teachers, social workers, and people who have experienced the healing process themselves. Show less

The mission of Trinity of Dedication Foundation is honor life and prevent death of law enforcement officers. The three-pronged focus of the foundation is to promote training for members of the International Law Enforcement Educators and Trainers, to honor the service and sacrifices of law enforcement officers killed in the line of duty and to provide aid to their survivors.

The New York State Mental Hygiene Law establishes Community Services Boards in every county. In non-charter counties (Madison), the Board is a policy-making one. As such, the Community Services Board participates in and approves the plans which are submitted to each of the Mental Hygiene Agencies: Office of Mental Health, Office of Mental Retardation/ Developmental Disabilities, Office of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse. The Board sets priorities for State Aid funding and recommends priorities… Show more

The New York State Mental Hygiene Law establishes Community Services Boards in every county. In non-charter counties (Madison), the Board is a policy-making one. As such, the Community Services Board participates in and approves the plans which are submitted to each of the Mental Hygiene Agencies: Office of Mental Health, Office of Mental Retardation/ Developmental Disabilities, Office of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse. The Board sets priorities for State Aid funding and recommends priorities for local funding to the County Legislature. It oversees the activities of the County Department of Mental Hygiene and its contract agencies. Show less

The programs at Heritage Farm, Inc. offer services to children and adults with developmental disabilities. Heritage Farm works with participants to educate and provide experiences in agricultural development and physical fitness.

The services provided are: Case Management, Residential Habilitation, Day Habilitation, and Family Advocacy.

Madison County Council on Alcoholism and Substance Abuse, Inc. - BRiDGES

The mission of BRiDGES is to improve the quality of life by providing advocacy and services to our community, the workplace, families and individuals affected by addiction and the abuse of alcohol, tobacco and other substances.

BRiDGES is a leader in the delivery of prevention and intervention programs that promote change and build healthy communities.

Diversity and inclusion are integral to the vision… Show more

Madison County Council on Alcoholism and Substance Abuse, Inc. - BRiDGES

The mission of BRiDGES is to improve the quality of life by providing advocacy and services to our community, the workplace, families and individuals affected by addiction and the abuse of alcohol, tobacco and other substances.

BRiDGES is a leader in the delivery of prevention and intervention programs that promote change and build healthy communities.

Diversity and inclusion are integral to the vision of BRiDGES. Leadership in the community requires that we create an organizational culture and inclusive environment to meet the needs of everyone in our community. The values of our organization incorporate innovative leadership, integrity, professionalism and respect for cultural diversity and inclusion. Show less

As a non-profit, community-based organization we work to ensure that everyone, regardless of disability, has the power to make life choices and achieve their dreams. Navigating the world of disability services can often be confusing and overwhelming for many families. Whether you have a simple question or have no idea where to start, we’re here to help.

Everything we do is based on the independent living philosophy, the belief that people with disabilities have a right to… Show more

As a non-profit, community-based organization we work to ensure that everyone, regardless of disability, has the power to make life choices and achieve their dreams. Navigating the world of disability services can often be confusing and overwhelming for many families. Whether you have a simple question or have no idea where to start, we’re here to help.

Everything we do is based on the independent living philosophy, the belief that people with disabilities have a right to self-determination – the freedom to make choices and work toward achieving personal goals and systems change.

As a designated non-residential Independent Living Center, we are organized and directed by people with disabilities. Many of our services are available to people of all ages who have all types of disabilities.

Each year, ARISE serves more than 4,000 people from our offices located in five CNY counties: Onondaga, Oswego, Madison, Cayuga, and Seneca. Show less

The New York State Independent Living Council (NYSILC) is a not-for-profit, non-governmental, consumer controlled organization. The council is composed of 23 appointees from around the state, a majority of whom have disabilities, representing diverse cultures and needs in the state. NYSILC is responsible for jointly developing, monitoring and evaluating the 3-year Statewide Plan for Independent Living (SPIL).

Jointly NYSILC as state plan partners are New York State Education… Show more

The New York State Independent Living Council (NYSILC) is a not-for-profit, non-governmental, consumer controlled organization. The council is composed of 23 appointees from around the state, a majority of whom have disabilities, representing diverse cultures and needs in the state. NYSILC is responsible for jointly developing, monitoring and evaluating the 3-year Statewide Plan for Independent Living (SPIL).

Jointly NYSILC as state plan partners are New York State Education Department/Office of Adult Career and Continuing Education Services-Vocational Rehabilitation (ACCESS-VR) and the Office of Children and Family Services/Commission for the Blind (CB).

Statewide Independent Living Councils (SILCs) well established under Title VII of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, as amended: NYSILC conducts surveys, develops reports, and has an active committee statewide that addresses significant issues failing New Yorkers with disabilities. Show less

Rochester RHIO (Regional Health Information Organization) is a secure, electronic health information exchange (HIE) serving authorized medical providers and over 1.5 million residents in Monroe, Allegany, Chemung, Cayuga, Genesee, Livingston, Ontario, Orleans, Schuyler, Seneca, Steuben, Wayne, Wyoming and Yates counties in upstate New York.

What is health information exchange? The service allows a medical care team to share records across institutions and practices, making patient… Show more

Rochester RHIO (Regional Health Information Organization) is a secure, electronic health information exchange (HIE) serving authorized medical providers and over 1.5 million residents in Monroe, Allegany, Chemung, Cayuga, Genesee, Livingston, Ontario, Orleans, Schuyler, Seneca, Steuben, Wayne, Wyoming and Yates counties in upstate New York.

What is health information exchange? The service allows a medical care team to share records across institutions and practices, making patient information available wherever and whenever needed to provide the highest quality care. Multiple studies conducted by the Weill Cornell Medical College on the Rochester RHIO—published in peer-reviewed journals—conclude that patients benefit from reduced hospital admissions and readmissions, as well as fewer repeated radiology imaging tests. Through our work locally and with New York State, the RHIO is recognized for our progressive, innovative approach to supporting collaborative health care. Show less

Currently, NYeC’s Health Plan Advisory Group consists members from various organizations across New York State. The purpose of this Advisory Group is to advise NYeC on the intersection of patient care, care management and value with Health Information Exchange and Health Information Technology, and how that can be harnessed to transform the healthcare system and improve health outcomes. NYeC looks to this group to help identity priority focus areas and suggest new ideas and topics going forward.

Our mission is to perpetuate, preserve, and promote American Sign Language (ASL) and Deaf Culture through excellence in teaching. This includes teaching ASL as a heritage or first language, as a second language, and as part of Deaf Studies.

ASLTA is the only national-level professional organization for American Sign Language and Deaf Studies educators.

Welcome! We are a national association dedicated to the improvement and expansion of the teaching of ASL and Deaf Studies at all… Show more

Our mission is to perpetuate, preserve, and promote American Sign Language (ASL) and Deaf Culture through excellence in teaching. This includes teaching ASL as a heritage or first language, as a second language, and as part of Deaf Studies.

ASLTA is the only national-level professional organization for American Sign Language and Deaf Studies educators.

Welcome! We are a national association dedicated to the improvement and expansion of the teaching of ASL and Deaf Studies at all levels of instruction. ASLTA is an individual membership organization of more than 1,000 ASL and Deaf Studies educators, from elementary school through graduate education, and all ASL instructors are welcome to join.

ASLTA supports the growth of the profession of ASL and Deaf Studies education through the exchange of ideas among instructors on best teaching and learning practices at local, state, and national levels. ASLTA advocates for the improved recognition of ASL as a viable language option for Deaf individuals learning ASL as a heritage language and as a world language for non-Deaf students. As the third-most studied language in the United States, ASL has grown in popularity in no small part due to ASLTA’s pioneering advocacy efforts over the past 40+ years.

ASLTA strives to achieve its mission by:

-Ensuring that ASL instructors meet the highest level of professional competence in knowledge and skill
-Supporting the only national-level certification for ASL educators
-Improving the professional status of ASL and Deaf Studies educators
-Promoting the teaching of ASL at all levels of education
-Advocating for the needs of ASL teachers and students
-Sponsoring scholarships and grants for ASL educators and students
-Providing the only national professional development conference dedicated to ASL educators Show less