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Albany County Crime Victim and Sexual Violence Center

Offers a range of services to emotionally and physically injured crime victims in Albany County. Services are available to anyone of any age who has experienced a sexual assault or other interpersonal crime at any time in his or her life, or who has been affected by someone else’s crime. Provides advocacy with the criminal […]

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American Diabetes Association – Capital Region

Offers information and support groups about diabetes.

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American Heart/Stroke Association of the Capital Region

Offers a wide array of resources and information on topics related to heart disease and stroke. Materials and information available online for various groups on a wide range of topics related to heart disease and stroke. Coordinates CPR instruction/training for local businesses and organizations.

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Autism Society of the Greater Hudson Region

Provides support to individuals on the Autism Spectrum and their families with education, support groups, and social groups.  

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Brain Injury Education and Awareness

Maintains a speakers bureau of individuals with brain injuries, family members, professionals and experts in all aspects of brain injury and prevention to educate others in the community about brain injuries. Offers a webinar series, annual conference, and medical symposium.

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Anti-Traffiking Assistance

Identifies youth who have been or are at risk of being trafficked or sexually exploited and connecting them to services. Offers training to local agencies and health care providers on how to recognize signs of youth trafficking.  

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Child Abuse Education and Awareness

Offers education and public awareness about child abuse in a variety of methods, including online resources, brochures, and info cards, teaching about issues leading to child abuse and its prevention.

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Community Education

The Office for Aging offers outreach to seniors who are unable to understand or access the information or services that they need. They visit homes, write newspaper articles, speak to groups, send information to doctors’ offices and churches and refer seniors to as many programs as they need.