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Substance Use Disorder Services
John L. Norris Addiction Treatment Center
1732 South Ave
Rochester, New York. 14620-4238
8666814627
5854614545 (Fax)
Jason Goldwasser, Director
jason.goldwasser@oasas.ny.gov
5854610410 x 238
The Norris Addiction Treatment Center is a 44-bed inpatient treatment program. Patient services are provided through a structured treatment program which includes a strict set of behavioral guidelines, an intensive treatment program schedule, and individualized treatment. This program is also the designated program for deaf and hard of hearing individuals in the State of New York. Counselors from Substance and Addiction Intervention Services for the Deaf (SAISD) provide services including counseling, psycho-educational groups and informational lectures. Norris Addiction Treatment Center also utilizes ASL interpreters as appropriate.
Deaf and Hard of Hearing Services
Deaf Refugee Advocacy Inc
POB 10335
Rochester, New York. 14610
(585) 286-3440
Diana Pryntz, Executive Director
PryntzDRA@gmail.com
(585) 286-3440
We recognize that deaf refugees, asylum-seekers, immigrants, and those from US territories have unique needs that are best served and assisted by the members of the general Deaf community. Our mission is to
1) provide direct services (education and case management services),
2) promote advocacy and full language access for this population, and
3) outreach services (collaboration, consultation, and education) to existing community service organizations and agencies.
We aim to support them as they strive to be self‐sustaining neighbors while still retaining their own cultural heritage, identity, language, and religion. Furthermore, we wish to ensure their inclusion into our Deaf community and into general society.
Deaf Wellness Center
300 Crittenden Blvd
Rochester, New York. 14642
Dr. Amanda O'Hearn, Director
(585) 286-5041
The DWC provides evaluation and psychotherapy services to individuals age 17 and older, couples, and families. We also conduct psychiatric evaluations and provide consultation and forensic evaluation services to courts, governments, etc., on topics related to deafness, mental health, and healthcare. Several psychotherapy groups are also conducted at the DWC. Our psychotherapy groups are all-deaf and are conducted in sign language by our sign-fluent therapists. While most of our clients are deaf and use sign language, some are hard-of-hearing, oral deaf, or hearing people with deaf family members. The DWC accepts all forms of health insurance and there is a sliding fee scale for persons with limited income... (see website)
DePaul
1931 Buffalo Road
Rochester, New York. 14624
Mark Fuller, President
(585) 426-8000
DePaul is a progressive, private not-for-profit organization founded in 1958 that provides services in the following areas:
Addiction Prevention and Support Services
Affordable Housing
Mental Health Residential
Senior Living Communities
Support Programs
Vocational Programs
Lifespan of Greater Rochester
1900 S. Clinton Avenue
Rochester, New York. 14618
5852448994 (Fax)
Marina Barnum, Bilingual Care Manager (ASL)
mbarnum@lifespan-roch.org
5852448400
Eldersource Care Management - provides in-home assessment and care management. Caregiver consultation. Emotional wellness. There is a comprehensive listing of other services provided. Please refer to the website: www.lifespan-roch.org for more information.
Regional Center for Independent Living
497 State Street
Rochester, New York. 14608
Bruce Darling, President/CEO
(585) 442-6470
The Regional Center for Independent Living (RCIL) assists people with all types of disabilities who want the opportunity to live independently and be active members of the community. Our core services include Information Referrals, Peer Support, Independent Living Skills Training, and Advocacy. We also offer specialty services that address a variety of needs including housing, accessibility, environmental modifications, benefits advisement, employment, and youth services.