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Home HeadQuarters is a not-for-profit organization committed to creating housing and related opportunities that improve the lives of underserved Central and Upstate New York people and revitalize the communities in which they live. Established in 1996, Home HeadQuarters offers Nationally-certified Homebuyer Education for first time homebuyers, financial and homeownership counseling, Foreclosure Prevention and real estate planning and development. Home HeadQuarters is also one of the largest regional providers of affordable home and energy improvement loans and grants to area homeowners. Home HeadQuarters is a chartered member of NeighborWorks America, a congressionally-chartered nonprofit organization dedicated to revitalizing communities through promoting homeownership and improvements. Among the initiatives sponsored by NeighborWorks America is the founding of the NeighborWorks Network, a national consortium of independently operated nonprofit organizations dedicated to housing and neighborhood revitalization issues. Home HeadQuarters is a certified NeighborWorks HomeOwnership Center. Designed to serve individuals of all income levels in Onondaga County, the Home HeadQuarters NeighborWorks HomeOwnership Center is a place where people can get all of the information they need in a friendly, professional and supportive manner. Our goals are to provide education on all elements of the home-buying process, introduce prospective homebuyers to affordable homes ( including some with subsidies ), and to introduce people to various community-based organizations, banks, realtors, and others who can assist them in their efforts to buy a home. Home HeadQuarters is a HUD-certified Housing Counseling Agency. Home HeadQuarters, Inc, is also a member of the Enterprise Foundation Network. This national intermediary provides technical assistance, operating capital, training and program capital to support independent organizations participating in their network. This affiliation is invaluable to the ability of Home HeadQuarters to identify additional resources for programs and administration. Home HeadQuarters is also approved as a Community Development Financial Institution ( CDFI ) by the U.S. Department of the Treasury. This enables the organization to apply for CDFI Fund capital grants, which to date has resulted in $1.5 million in capital grants.

Oswego County Opportunities (OCO) in Fulton, NY is a multi-service agency committed to providing quality and affordable health services with sensitivity and care. Their range of health services includes reproductive health care, migrant services, cancer screening, health insurance assistance, and nutrition programs like WIC. OCO's Health Homes program offers comprehensive care management services to ensure all aspects of an individual's health needs are addressed, including medical, mental health, substance abuse, and social services. OPTIONS, a program under OCO, focuses on improving the health of mothers and babies in Oswego County by providing education, healthcare connections, and community resources for families. Through home visits, phone consultations, and text support, OPTIONS empowers women and families with the tools they need to achieve their health goals. OCO's mission is to empower individuals, support communities, and change lives through partnerships and comprehensive health services. Generated from the website content

Cayuga Community Health Network is a nonprofit organization dedicated to enhancing health and wellness in Cayuga County through a variety of no-cost programs aimed at residents. Their offerings range from cancer screening and chronic disease management to mental health training and parenting resources, ensuring that there is a program available for everyone in the community. The organization also focuses on outreach and advocacy efforts, partnering with local entities to provide support for vulnerable populations, including the homeless and individuals in need of reproductive health services. Through initiatives like the Circle of Security Parenting Program and the Doula Partnership, CCHN fosters a supportive environment for families and caregivers in the region. Generated from the website