Family Development Programs
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-Case Planning
-Huntington Observation Parent Education
-Huntington Adolescent Safe Options
Treatment Program
-Family Support for Student
Success Services
-Medicaid Service Coordination
Adult Development Program
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Youth
Development Programs (click one)
-Pre-K Program
The primary goal of Huntington's Youth
Development Programs is to provide children opportunities to communicate,
learn and have positive experiences so that they can grow and develop to
their fullest potential.
PRE-K
PROGRAM- provides families with quality and affordable early
childhood opportunities and promotes school success by providing positive
role models sand social experiences geared toward the development of
character, strong values, and healthy relationships.
Pre-K - for 18 months to 3 year olds.
Children can attend the morning session (9:00- 11:00 AM) or the
afternoon session (12:30-3:00 PM).
Universal Pre-K - for children 4 and
5 years old. UPK's hours are the same as the Pre-K.
YOUTH
PROGRAM- a pro-social recreation and academic program for youth 5-12 years
old. The After school Program operates Monday through Friday from
2:00-5:00 PM.
Day Camp Horizon- a summer program
for youth 5-12 years old. Huntington runs Day Camp Horizon during
July and August, Monday through Friday from 9:30 AM-4:30 PM.
TEEN
PROGRAM- a pro-social recreation and academic program for young people ages 13
to 19 years old. Program hours: Monday and Friday 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM -
Academics and Tutoring, Tuesday-Thursday 5:00 - 8:00 Social Recreation.
Academic help available.
Adolescent Services-
for
young people 12 to 19 years old who are at risk due to criminal behavior,
school truancy/drop-out, substance abuse, pregnancy or parenthood.
Hours vary and include days and evenings.
FAMILY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS
The primary goal of Huntington’s Family Development Programs is to improve
family functioning so that each family will develop the skills, abilities
and insights to successfully care for their children in the least
restrictive environment.
CASE PLANNING
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casework services working with parents to help them set and reach goals,
reduce the risk of foster care placement and improve the family’s ability to
deal with the stressors that impact family life.
Huntington Observation Parent
Education (HOPE) –
A family reunification program for parents with children in foster care that
provides a continuum of visitation services.
Huntington Adolescent Safe Option Treatment Program (HASOTP)
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a therapeutic outpatient counseling program for youth who have been sexually
abused or have exhibited sexually reactive/aggressive behaviors and
supportive services for their families/caregivers.
Young Parents Program
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The
Young Parents Program is a parenting program for mothers and fathers 13
through 21 years of age who are struggling with parenting issues. The
Hello Baby program is for any age pregnant and postpartum women and their
families. Both groups meet one evening per week and provide education
and peer support, foster friendships and lessen feelings of isolation.
Home visits are provided as needed.
Family Support Services
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a parent education and life skills building group for parents of all ages.
Group meets Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 9:00 AM to 12:00 Noon.
Childcare is provided. Home visits are provided as needed.
Medicaid Service Coordination
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provides support and services that promote optimal health, safety and well
being to adults who meet the New York State Office of Mental Retardation and
Developmental Disabilities criteria for service coordination.
ADULT DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS
The primary goal of Huntington’s Adult Development Programs is to reduce
isolation and loneliness through outreach, linkages and support services,
and to assist with basic needs so that each individual is able to experience
their highest degree of independence.
Huntington Adult Rehabilitative Treatment Services (HARTS)
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a continuing day treatment program
serving the needs of adults with serious and persistent mental illness.
The program uses evidence based practices in a group setting to assist
individuals in coping with their mental health diagnosis. The HARTS
program offers medication therapy with a psychiatrist, Recovery and
rehabilitation services through group therapy and treatment planning, as
well as healthy eating habits and nutritional counseling. The HARTS
program is licensed by the Office of Mental Health and is currently
offering the Wellness Self Management curriculum designed by them.
Contact David Haggerty at 410-0306.
Senior Services
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a multi-purpose program designed to offer older persons of all abilities
daily options for socialization, information, education and leisure time
activities. Lunch is provided. Clover Corner is open Monday
through Friday from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM.
Assistance with Basic Needs
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helps individuals and families meet their needs for nutritional food and
adequate clothing and allow them to live with the highest degree of
independence.
Food Pantry – for individuals and families. Huntington’s Food Pantry is
open Monday through Friday from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM.
Trading Post – free clothing for families and individuals in need. The
Trading Post is open Monday through Friday from 12:00 PM to 3:00 PM.
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-Senior
Services
-Family Support Services
(FSN)
-Assistance with Basic Needs
-Youth Program
-Teen Program
-Adolescent Services (MAP,Youth
Outreach)
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