Programs and Services
Bridges
Supports Children and Young Adults Starting at Age Three until Transitioning into Adulthood
Community Prevocational Services
Developing Employment Readiness Skills in an Integrated Community Work Settings
Fiscal Intermediary and
Self-Direction Services
Support to Manage Program Options with Support Broker
Our clinical services include nursing department, nutrition services and psychological services unit.
Available:
Jefferson County
St. Lawrence County
Children’s Care Management
Children’s Care Management Services are available for children living in Jefferson, Lewis, and St. Lawrence Counties who have Medicaid that are experiencing emotional or behavioral difficulties. Services include: strength-based assessments, individualized service planning, culturally appropriate person and family centered services, and transition planning, as needed.
Available:
Jefferson County
Lewis County
St. Lawrence County
Draper, Jennifer
Jennifer Draper
Director of Quality Services and Staff Development
Tel: 315-836-1301
Clary, Josie
Brenda Gallagher
Director of Corporate Compliance
Tel: 315-836-1428
Lortz, Tara
Tara Lortz
Chief Operating Officer
Tel: 315-836-1272
Cloe, Kendra
Kendra Cloe
Executive Assistant
Tel: 315-836-1230
Valin, Terry
Terry Valin
Chief Information Officer
Tel: 315-836-1344
Valdez-Bush, Corrina
Corrina Valdez-Bush
Director of OMH Services Tel: 315-679-6163
AA, Pietroski, Lynn
Lynn Pietroski
Chief Executive Officer
Tel: 315-836-1230
NCI AWARDS PROMISING PRACTICE FUNDS TO FIVE NORTH COUNTRY ORGANIZATIONS
North Country Initiative utilized $175,000 in remaining funding from the NY State Delivery System Reform Incentive Payment program to strategically invest in “Promising Practices” that continue the impactful projects implemented as part of the program before it ended in March 2020. Five projects were selected for funding and The Arc Jefferson – St. Lawrence was one of them! The project being funded is called, “Strengthening Access to Physical & Behavioral Healthcare for People with Intellectual & Developmental Disabilities (IDD) through Remote Technology”. The program will use remote technology for nurses to provide more frequent physical and behavioral health services to people with IDD in supportive housing. This technology greatly reduces nurses’ travel time across Jefferson and St. Lawrence counties, thereby maximizing their services for these individuals in both quantity and frequency.