Parent Training Project offers training and support, concentrating on unserved, underserved, and rural families to enable parents to see themselves as partners in the decision-making process for their children. The Parent Training Project covers the counties of Cayuga, Cortland, Madison, Onondaga, and Oswego. After School Program integrates children and teens with disabilities from underserved neighborhoods into the Boys and Girls Club programs. After school programs involve academic, social, and recreational pursuits with a goal of providing support for the child or teen with a disability to insure full inclusion and participation in the center's activities. Relationships are established with schoolmates and neighbors.
Transportation is provided by the school to the centers.
Parents benefit both from the goals of the program and the respite time that is provided. Community Recreation matches volunteer companions with teens and adults to provide social and recreation opportunities. Activities include sporting events, movies, shopping, dining, amusement parks, and other activities of mutual interest. Pairs are matched based on common interests. Group parties are held every other month for the teens and adults respectively.