Esd Association

Established in 1929, the Central Association for the Blind and Visually Impaired is a nonprofit agency that aims to help people of all ages to live their lives independently. It offers a wide range of services, including intake services, low vision examination and devices, independent living, orientation and mobility instructions, children services, employment opportunities, and technology training. Its orientation and mobility instructors teach children and adults techniques for determining their locations and for traveling safely in their homes, schools, workplaces, and communities. The center also provides various regional services, such as tours, public education, and presentations to senior citizen groups, schools, colleges, scout groups, and civic, religious and health-related organizations throughout the state of New York. It offers job placement services and training for visually impaired men and women. The center is headquartered in Utica, N.Y.

Ski Areas of New York, Inc is a trade organization that serves its members by acting as a facilitator, negotiatior, educator, marketer, business analyst, legal advisor, information collector and distributor and sometimes even a referee. Many of the responsibilities that we have undertaken are simply just expected and some of the time, our members are unaware of the full scope of our operations. This is all by design. By operating as a support organization for the industry, our products and programs help to foster new and continued business for our members. By continually staying abreast of the latest technology and opportunities for our industry, we hope to grow the sport for generations to come. Here are some of the services we provide to our members: If you know of a company who you think might be interested in becoming a SANY Member, click here for our membership application.

The Greater Syracuse Tenants Network, Inc. is a non-profit organization dedicated to representing the interests of low-income tenants in the Central New York area. Through partnerships with tenant associations, they provide valuable information, advocate for policies that benefit low-income tenants, and offer resources and tools to help tenants preserve affordable housing and improve their quality of life. Supported by the City of Syracuse, private foundations, individual donations, and grassroots fundraising activities, the Tenants Network relies on community support to continue their mission of organizing tenants, providing workshops, and fostering communication with officials and the media.Generated from the website