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St. Catherine's Center for Children, located in Albany, NY, is a dedicated provider of a wide array of human services tailored to support society's most vulnerable individuals. Through their compassionate child and family care, community-based initiatives, and homeless services, they endeavor to instill hope and stability within their community. Driven by a mission to address critical human needs such as connection, security, safety, dignity, and respect, St. Catherine's fosters an inclusive environment where everyone is welcomed without judgment based on their circumstances or background. They strive to collaboratively build a brighter future where every individual feels a sense of belonging, regardless of their situation. Generated from the website content

Pride of Ticonderoga, located in Ticonderoga, NY, is a New York State Rural Preservation Company that has been dedicated to revitalization and historic preservation since 1984. With over 18.9 million dollars in grants awarded for housing, economic development, and historic preservation programs, Pride of Ticonderoga works in partnership with local, regional, state, and federal agencies, as well as community-based organizations and residents, to identify local revitalization needs and implement projects and programs that bring about positive change in the community. Under the leadership of Executive Director Nicole Justice Green and Grant Programs Manager Jeanene Wilson, Pride of Ticonderoga is committed to addressing the affordable housing crisis, supporting economic development through historic preservation, and tackling public health issues such as lead-based paint remediation and food insecurity. With a dedicated team and collaborative partnerships, Pride of Ticonderoga strives to provide excellent customer service, efficient project management, and successful outcomes in their housing and preservation programs.Generated from the website

AIDS Council of Northeastern New York is a nonprofit agency whose mission is to educate, reduce risk and incidence of HIV infection, encourage people affected by HIV or AIDS and promote understanding of their needs. The council provides education and outreach to at-risk individuals and the general public. It also offers direct assistance and service coordination for people living with HIV or AIDS. The council provides services to more than 1,000 affected people and their family members every year. The council has been in operation since 1984 and is based in Albany, N.Y.