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Grant Recipients
Grant Recipients
Below is a partial list of recent grant awards for projects that we believe help us to meet our funding objectives.
- Beverly Children's Learning Center
Second Step Curriculum Implementation
- Cape Cod Child Development
Promoting Alternative Thinking Strategies (PATHS) Preschool Curriculum
- Catholic Charities of Buffalo (Monsignor Carr Institute)
MyOutcomes Training
- Catholic Charities of Buffalo
Child/Adolescent Trauma Informed Training Project
- Cheektowaga Central School District
Youth Mental Health
- Child and Adolescent Treatment Services
Evidence-Based Training
- Child & Family Services
Lower Cape Mental Health Project
- Child & Family Services of Erie County
Staff Trauma Training
- Community Health Center of Cape Cod
Family Resource Center for Behavioral Health
- Family and Children's Services of Nantucket
Project Success
- Family Service, Inc.
Therapeutic Mentoring
- Gateway-Longview, Inc.
Mental Health Clinic Training
- Gateway-Longview, Inc.
The Incredible Years: Dina Dinosaur Classroom Curriculum
- Healing Abuse Working for Change
Parent-Child Trauma Recovery Program Expansion
- Health & Education Services, Inc.
Trauma Training Project
- Health & Education Services, Inc.
Collaborative Problem Solving Program
- Health Law Advocates, Inc.
Juvenile Court Mental Health Advocacy Project
- Healthy Community Alliance Incorporated
Rural Youth Counseling and Parent Empowerment Program
- Horizon Health Services
On-Line Support for Recovery
- Housing Assistance Corporation
Therapeutic Preschool Trauma Training
- Judge Baker Children's Center
Improving Quality and Access While Managing Cost for Children's Mental Health Care
- Kaleida Health (Women and Children's Hospital of Buffalo, Dept. of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry)
Outcome Measurement System to Improve Mental Health Service Delivery for Children
- Lake Shore Behavioral Health
Treatment for Adolescents with Depression
- Lynn Public Schools
Paving the Way to Independence, One Step at a Time
- Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children
Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
- Mid-Erie Counseling and Treatment Services
Client Directed, Outcome Informed Treatment Project
- Niagara Falls Memorial Medical Center
The Child Advocacy Center of Niagara: Clinical Training
- Niagara Wheatfield Central School District
PATHS (Promoting Alternative Thinking Strategies)
- North Shore Medical Center - Family Resource Center
Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR) and Relapse Prevention Therapy (RPT)
- Small Friends on Nantucket
Promoting Alternative Thinking Strategies (PATHS) Preschool
- University Psychiatric Practice, Inc.
Rapid Pediatric Psychiatric Consultation
- YMCA of the North Shore
Second Step
Mental Health Grants
Organization: Beverly Children's Learning Center
Project Title: Second Step Curriculum Implementation
Amount: $18,819 over nine months
Year Awarded: 2012
The Beverly Children's Learning Center was awarded a grant for $18,819 for implementation of Second Step in preschool classrooms and after school programming.
Organization: Cape Cod Child Development
Project Title: Promoting Alternative Thinking Strategies (PATHS) Preschool Curriculum
Amount: $36,034 over two years
Year Awarded: 2011
Funds to implement PATHS across 22 classrooms in order to build students social and emotional skills.
Organization: Catholic Charities of Buffalo (Monsignor Carr Institute)
Project Title: MyOutcomes Training
Amount: $49,669 over two years
Year Awarded: 2010
Implementation of MyOutcomes, a web-based client feedback and service monitoring system.
Organization: Catholic Charities of Buffalo
Project Title: Child/Adolescent Trauma Informed Training Project
Amount: $200,033 over three years
Year Awarded: 2009
A comprehensive training program for clinicians and therapists that work with children and adolescents. Instruction focuses on methods for managing behavioral and emotional problems stemming from the experience of personal trauma.
Organization: Cheektowaga Central School District
Project Title: Youth Mental Health
Amount: $182,736 over three years
Year Awarded: 2011
The Cheektowaga Central School District's Youth Mental Health Project will identify and screen students and young people living in the district who may have a mental health disorder and fast track them for further assessment and treatment if needed.
Organization: Child and Adolescent Treatment Services
Project Title: Evidence-Based Training
Amount: $170,001 over three years
Year Awarded: 2012
Funds to implement Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for families diagnosed with trauma and anxiety.
Organization: Child & Family Services
Project Title: Lower Cape Mental Health Project
Amount: $149,948 over two years
Year Awarded: 2011
This initiative will support start up, promotion and staffing of a satellite mental health services clinic for children and their families living on the lower Cape. Counseling Services will be provided by two full-time Masters-level therapists.
Organization: Child & Family Services of Erie County
Project Title: Staff Trauma Training
Amount: $191,930 over two years
Year Awarded: 2009
A two-year training program for clinicians and counselors that work with children and adolescents that have experienced trauma in their lives. Training will include a toolbox of trauma-informed therapeutic approaches that are suitable to a range of clinical settings.
Organization: Community Health Center of Cape Cod
Project Title: Family Resource Center for Behavioral Health
Amount: $275,862 over three years
Year Awarded: 2008
To enhance community awareness of mental health resources and to provide expanded mental health services to children and young adults in the Upper Cape region of Cape Cod.
Organization: Family and Children's Services of Nantucket
Project Title: Project Success
Amount: $114,345 over three years
Year Awarded: 2008
Funds to support the implementation of Project Success in the Nantucket High School.
Organization: Family Service, Inc.
Project Title: Therapeutic Mentoring
Amount: $144,153 over three years
Year Awarded: 2012
Grant funds will support recruiting, hiring, and training of therapeutic mentors that will work with young people as part of a network of care.
Organization: Gateway-Longview, Inc.
Project Title: Mental Health Clinic Training
Amount: $72,954 over two years
Year Awarded: 2011
Funds to provide staff training (through The REACH Institute) in four mental health interventions based on cognitive-behavioral therapy.
Organization: Gateway-Longview, Inc.
Project Title: The Incredible Years: Dina Dinosaur Classroom Curriculum
Amount: $36,349 over three years
Year Awarded: 2011
Funds to implement Dina Dinosaur (an evidence-based prevention program) in three preschool classrooms.
Organization: Healing Abuse Working for Change
Project Title: Parent-Child Trauma Recovery Program Expansion
Amount: $146,325 over two years
Year Awarded: 2011
Support for the expansion of the Parent-Child Trauma Recovery Program (PCTRP) to Lynn, MA. PCTRP provides combined trauma counseling, safety planning, and advocacy for children and their parents who have experienced domestic violence.
Organization: Health & Education Services, Inc.
Project Title: Trauma Training Project
Amount: $183,687 over three years
Year Awarded: 2010
This initiative trains staff in trauma treatment using the Andrus Children Center's Sanctuary model and the National Institute for Trauma and Loss in Children's TLC model.
Organization: Health & Education Services, Inc.
Project Title: Collaborative Problem Solving Program
Amount: $167,370 over three years
Year Awarded: 2009
Funds to support the implementation of the Collaborative Problem Solving Program, a cognitive-behavioral model of intervention in five clinics within Essex County.
Organization: Health Law Advocates, Inc.
Project Title: Juvenile Court Mental Health Advocacy Project
Amount: $290,407 over three years
Year Awarded: 2011
Support to establish a mental health advocacy program in the Lynn and Cambridge juvenile courts with the ultimate goal of incorporating mental health advocacy into the juvenile justice system.
Organization: Healthy Community Alliance Incorporated
Project Title: Rural Youth Counseling and Parent Empowerment Program
Amount: $91,768 over three years
Year Awarded: 2011
This initiative will provide on-site youth counseling services and classes in parenting strategies for three partner school districts: Springville-Griffith, North Collins, and Lake Shore. One-to-one counseling will be provided by a NYS licensed social worker or mental health therapist.
Organization: Horizon Health Services
Project Title: On-Line Support for Recovery
Amount: $87,725 over three years
Year Awarded: 2012
Funds to establish an on-line support community for individuals in treatment/formerly in treatment with Horizon for mental health issues.
Organization: Housing Assistance Corporation
Project Title: Therapeutic Preschool Trauma Training
Amount: $373,078 over three years
Year Awarded: 2012
Funds to train Angel House Family Residential Treatment program staff in the Attachment, Self-Regulation, and Competency (ARC) model and to expand its therapeutic daycare's hours of operation.
Organization: Judge Baker Children's Center
Project Title: Improving Quality and Access While Managing Cost for Children's Mental Health Care
Amount: $781,322 over three years
Year Awarded: 2012
Funds to support implementation of the evidence-based Modular Apporach to the Treatment of Children (MATCH) at two pilot sites.
Organization: Kaleida Health (Women and Children's Hospital of Buffalo, Dept. of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry)
Project Title: Outcome Measurement System to Improve Mental Health Service Delivery for Children
Amount: $84,759 over two years
Year Awarded: 2009
Funds to support the implementation of The Partners for Change Management System in the Department of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry.
Organization: Lake Shore Behavioral Health
Project Title: Treatment for Adolescents with Depression
Amount: $59,155 over one year
Year Awarded: 2012
Funds to to train staff in an evidence-based approach to the treatment of teens with depression.
Organization: Lynn Public Schools
Project Title: Paving the Way to Independence, One Step at a Time
Amount: $276,230 over four years
Year Awarded: 2011
Funds to provide transitional planning for adolescents with psychological disorders.
Organization: Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children
Project Title: Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
Amount: $86,288 over three years
Year Awarded: 2012
Support to train Lawrence clinic staff in Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy.
Organization: Mid-Erie Counseling and Treatment Services
Project Title: Client Directed, Outcome Informed Treatment Project
Amount: $144,523 over three years
Year Awarded: 2011
Training and supervision (including training for trainers) in Scott Miller's Client-Directed Outcome Informed (CDOI) treatment approach. This approach has clients assess their perception of overall well-being and the quality of individual counseling sessions to help counselors determine the best course of treatment. CDOI is expected to improve client satisfaction, reduce drop-out rates, and reduce patients' length of treatment.
Organization: Niagara Falls Memorial Medical Center
Project Title: The Child Advocacy Center of Niagara: Clinical Training
Amount: $43,955 over three years
Year Awarded: 2006
Support to implement a training program for clinicians who work with children exposed to violence. The training objectives of the child care/teacher component of this project are to train child care workers and teachers to identify children exposed to violence; provide safe classroom environments that offer some protection against developing trauma-related mental illness and promote resiliency; and provide resources for referring children to clinical care if needed.
Organization: Niagara Wheatfield Central School District
Project Title: PATHS (Promoting Alternative Thinking Strategies)
Amount: $28,514 over two years
Year Awarded: 2011
This initiative involves the implementation of PATHS (Promoting Alternative Thinking Strategies) in four preschool classrooms. PATHS is an interactive, instructional curriculum that helps young children manage emotions and improve social skills.
Organization: North Shore Medical Center - Family Resource Center
Project Title: Mindfulness-Based Reduction (MBSR) and Relapse Prevention Therapy (RPT)
Amount: $23,985 over three years
Year Awarded: 2008
Grant support was provided to explore the usefulness of MBSR and RPT with students attending the North Shore Recovery High School.
Organization: Small Friends on Nantucket
Project Title: Promoting Alternative Thinking Strategies (PATHS) Preschool
Amount: $19,554 over two years
Year Awarded: 2011
Funds awarded to train teachers and administrators in the Promoting Alternative Thinking Strategies (PATHS) Preschool curriculum.
Organization: University Psychiatric Practice, Inc.
Project Title: Rapid Pediatric Psychiatric Consultation
Amount: $356,392 over four years
Year Awarded: 2008
Support for the Rapid Pediatric Psychiatric Consultation (RPPC) model, which promotes appropriate early intervention and treatment for children and adolescents with mental illness.
Organization: YMCA of the North Shore
Project Title: Second Step
Amount: $25,829 over two years
Year Awarded: 2011
The YMCA of the North Shore seeks to implement the Second Step curriculum in the six preschool programs that it operates in five Essex County communities. Second Step uses puppets and other interactive materials to teach social, emotional, and self-regulation skills.
Developmental Disabilities Grants
Organization: Cape Cod & Islands Child Development Program, Inc.
Project Title: Professional Development for Early Intervention Service Delivery
Amount: $55,872 over two years
Year Awarded: 2009
Support for staff training in early intervention for autism spectrum disorders and mental health screening for children.
Organization: Community Services for the Developmentally Disabled
Project Title: Children's Admission Services
Amount: $189,071 over three years
Year Awarded: 2009
This initiative involves the creation of a new position, Children's Admission Specialist, to focus on community education and early intervention for young children that may have a developmental disability. The Children's Admission Specialist will coordinate developmental testing, review eligibility for state program assistance, and link children to appropriate services.
Organization: Heritage Centers
Project Title: DIR/Floortime
Amount: $95,810 over three years
Year Awarded: 2010
Funds to support the implementation of DIR/Floortime.
Organization: Jericho Road Ministries
Project Title: Developmental Disabilities Expansion
Amount: $45,747 over two years
Year Awarded: 2009
This initiative involves developmental testing and referral for children participating in a home-based literacy program and served by a refugee community support center. Age appropriate developmental disability screening will be conducted and children with potential disabilities will receive case management support and linkage to appropriate services.
Organization: League for the Handicapped, Inc.
Project Title: Multifaceted Staff Development
Amount: $31,424 over two years
Year Awarded: 2010
To provide staff training in Brain Gym and Ooey Gooey.
Organization: Melmark, Inc.
Project Title: Expert Speakers Series
Amount: $33,733 over two years
Year Awarded: 2009
Staff development for senior and mid-level managers focusing on advances in the field that are relevant to the organization's programming.
Organization: Northeast Arc
Project Title: Early Start Denver Model
Amount: $53,712
Year Awarded: 2010
For implementation of the Early Start Denver Model (ESDM) within Building Blocks, its early intervention program for autistic children.
Organization: Northshore Education Consortium
Project Title: Professional Development for Service Delivery
Amount: $88,000 over two years
Year Awarded: 2007
The Northshore Education Consortium was awarded $88,000 over two years for professional development in three service-delivery models in order to improve the quality of the services it offers to children in the Kevin O'Grady School and Kevin O'Grady Children's Center. The three models are TEACCH (Treatment and Education of Autistic and related Communication-handicapped CHildren), NAPPI (Non Abusive Psychological and Physical Intervention), and Brain Gym.
Organization: Professional Center for Child Development
Project Title: Staff Certifications in Assistive Technology and Equipment Loan Management
Amount: $46,470 over two years
Year Awarded: 2009
Support for staff to receive training and certification in Assistive Technology and training in Database Management.
Organization: Sandwich Public School District
Project Title: Spinnaker Program
Amount: $143,060 over two years
Year Awarded: 2010
Support to provide early intervention staff with training and consultation in the Center for Autism and Related Disorders (CARD) model.
Organization: Summit Educational Resources
Project Title: Summit SharePoint
Amount: $124,456 over two years
Year Awarded: 2009
To develop a web-based student information management system.
Intellectual Disabilities Grants
Organization: Aspire of Western New York
Project Title: WNY Project SEARCH Collaborative
Amount: $267,894 over three years
Year Awarded: 2012
Funds to implement the Project SEARCH curriculum.
Organization: Brigham and Women's Hospital
Project Title: Using Biological Maternal Sounds to Reduce Developmental Disabilities in Premature and Critically Ill Newborn
Amount: $150,000 over two years
Year Awarded: 2011
A research project to determine whether exposure to simulated intra-uterine sounds in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit can prevent or reduce developmental disabilities among premature infants.
Organization: Cantalician Center
Project Title: Speech Therapy Enhancement Project
Amount: $119,623
Year Awarded: 2012
Grant funds awarded to conduct a pilot study to determine the effectiveness of tablet computers as augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) devices for speech therapy students with intellectual disabilities.
Organization: Community Care Services
Project Title: Special Education Consultation to Child Care Settings
Amount: $153,751 over two years
Year Awarded: 2012
Tower support will provide on-site consultation, training and technical assistance on special education topics to early education staff, family daycare staff, and parents.
Organization: Cradle Beach Camp, Inc.
Project Title: Respite Weekends
Amount: $52,302 over two years
Year Awarded: 2012
Funds to support additional respite weekends with a goal of introducing new families to respite services.
Organization: Latham Centers
Project Title: Response Ability Pathways Circle of Courage Initiative
Amount: $60,750 over two years
Year Awarded: 2012
Funds to incorporate the Circle of Courage RAP curriculum.
Organization: Massachusetts General Hospital
Project Title: Education of Community Physicians
Amount: $52,638
Year Awarded: 2012
Funds to provide primary care physicians with education about autism spectrum disorders.
Organization: North Shore Community College Foundation, Inc.
Project Title: Project Access - Bridge to the Future
Amount: $187,083 over three years
Year Awarded: 2012
Funding for development of a pilot college-level instructional program for young people with intellectual disabilities.
Organization: Northeast Arc
Project Title: Tools for Independence
Amount: $149,937 over two years
Year Awarded: 2012
Funding supports development of a two-year program to teach independent living and job skills to young adults with intellectual disabilities.
Organization: People Inc.
Project Title: Community Habilitation Telehealth Project
Amount: $24,840 over two years
Year Awarded: 2012
Funds to expand a pilot project investigating the utility of telehealth monitoring as a means to increase independence for individuals with intellectual disabilities.
Organization: Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital
Project Title: Sensory Integration Disorder Testing and Treatment
Amount: $136,919 over three years
Year Awarded: 2012
The grant will support increase in specialized screening for sensory integration dysfunction in children who are intellectually disabled, especially those diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder. Sensory integration dysfunction is a neurological disorder that results from the brain's inability to integrate certain information received from the body's five basic sensory systems. These sensory systems are responsible for detecting sights, sounds, smell, tastes, temperatures, pain and the position and movements of the body.
Organization: Special Olympics Massachusetts
Project Title: Cape Cod Sports Opportunity Project
Amount: $84,350 over three years
Year Awarded: 2012
Special Olympics of Massachusetts (SOMA) is a state affiliate of the national Special Olympics organization. Tower Foundation support will enable SOMA to initiate and expand programming on Cape Cod and Martha’s Vineyard.
Organization: University at Buffalo Speech Language and Hearing Clinic
Project Title: Secret Agent Society Training Program
Amount: $135,078 over two years
Year Awarded: 2012
Support to train speech pathologists, social workers, psychologists and special education teachers to deliver the Secret Agent Society Curriculum in four participating school districts.
Organization: Western New York Independent Living
Project Title: Transition and Medicaid Support Project
Amount: $72,960 over two years
Year Awarded: 2012
Funds to offer transition skills classes to students with intellectual disabilities in three urban school districts and to expand Medicaid service coordination into Niagara County.
Substance Abuse Grants
Organization: Dukes County Youth Task Force
Project Title: Project Next - Community Programming and Supports for Young Adults of Martha's Vineyard Aged 18-26
Amount: $212,800 over three years
Year Awarded: 2013
Community programming and supports to promote healthy choices for young adults on Martha's Vineyard.
Organization: Gosnold, Inc.
Project Title: Young Adult Opiate Recovery Program
Amount: $315,000 over three years
Year Awarded: 2013
Funds to support a comprehensive hands-on recovery program for young adults addicted to opiates.
Organization: Horizon Health Services, Inc.
Project Title: Online Consultation to Families of Substance Abusing Youth
Amount: $224,140 over three years
Year Awarded: 2013
Funds provided for an online consultation and referral service for families of youth with substance abuse problems.
Organization: Native American Community Services of Erie & Niagara Counties, Inc.
Project Title: Achieving Our Dreams
Amount: $137,578 over two years
Year Awarded: 2013
Funds to support the agency's expansion of prevention programming in Erie and Niagara County.
Organization: Niagara Falls Memorial Medical Center
Project Title: Project Runway
Amount: $250,746 over three years
Year Awarded: 2013
Implementation of Project Runway, a community based program that will reduce alcohol and drug abuse among adolescent girls and young women.
Organization: North Shore Community Health Inc.
Project Title: Screening, Brief Intervention, and Referral to Treatment (SBIRT) in the Primary Care Setting
Amount: $225,000 over three years
Year Awarded: 2013
Funds awarded to adapt the SBIRT model into well child visits beginning at age 12 and all adult routine physical exams.
Organization: Northeast Behavioral Health
Project Title: Community Integration and Service Navigation
Amount: $213,811 over three years
Year Awarded: 2013
This initiative develops capacity to screen for substance abuse, provide post-discharge follow up and service navigation and deliver a series of community workshops on substance abuse issues.
Organization: P2 Collaborative
Project Title: Integrated Care Coordination Pilot
Amount: $245,000 over three years
Year Awarded: 2013
A pilot program in three Niagara County health centers focused on integrating screening for substance abuse with primary care services.
Organization: Addison Gilbert Hospital
Project Title: Emergency Department Screening, Brief Intervention and Referral to Treatment Initiative (ED-SBIRT)
Amount: $167,723 over three years
Year Awarded: 2012
To support the transition of the the ED-SBIRT initiative to Addison Gilbert Hospital and the expansion of the intervention to include young people, ages 12 to 18.
Organization: Essex County Community Foundation
Project Title: Center for Nonprofit Excellence
Amount: $150,000 over three years
Year Awarded: 2012
Funds to support the launch of the Essex County Community Foundation Center for Nonprofit Excellence, a comprehensive program of support for charitable organizations, providing services they need to thrive: including management & finance expertise, staff development & retention, strategic planning & research, transparency & stewardship, alliances & shared resources, grants & fundraising, and the Institute for Trustees, all from one coordinated source.
Organization: Community Foundation for Greater Buffalo/Niagara Area Foundation
Project Title: Niagara County Early Child Care Quality Improvement Project
Amount: $317,891
Year Awarded: 2010
This program is a partnership including the Niagara Area Foundation, United Way of Niagara, and Niagara University. Over a three-year period, the program will work to improve teaching skills and learning environments in thirty Niagara County child care centers.
Organization: Join Together / Boston University School of Public Health
Project Title: Substance Abuse Prevention Planning Grant
Amount: $105,556
Year Awarded: 2010
Planning grant to develop a community-specific social media-based substance use prevention program.
Organization: Read to Succeed
Project Title: Buffalo Preschool CARE (Community Action for Reading Excellence)
Amount: $396,467 over three years
Year Awarded: 2007
The Buffalo Preschool CARE (Community Action for Reading Excellence) is a partnership of Good Schools for All, the Child Care Resource Network (CCRN), Every Person Influences Children (EPIC), United Way-Success by 6, WNED-TV and Literacy Volunteers of Buffalo and Erie County
The CARE project’s goals are to:
- Increase the number of home-based childcare providers in the 14215 "literacy zone" with high quality language and literacy resources and strategies.
- Increase the number of at-risk children who are school ready in language and literacy.
- Increase the involvement of parents in specific language and literacy development activities with their children in a family literacy model.
- Create a replicable model of excellence for home childcare providers that supports the development of literacy milestones and precursors of literacy readiness for children entering Buffalo's public schools.
Organization: Canisius College / Buffalo Public Schools
Project Title: Greater Buffalo Education Leadership Initiative
The Tower Foundation, in partnership with the Buffalo Public Schools and Canisius College, provides support for the Greater Buffalo Education Leadership Initiative.
The Leadership Initiative consists of a variety of programs and services that are designed to identify, train, and support current and future school-based leaders. The core component is the Leadership Academy which consists of three strands, one each for aspiring leaders, aspiring principals and new administrators. Each leadership strand provides a year-long experience of intensive, experiential professional development activities including a two-day retreat, formal "day session" training, selected readings, group discussions and mentorship opportunities. Approximately 20 individuals graduate from each Academy strand annually.
Evidence-Based Practice Initiative
2008 Evidence-Based Practice RFP Awards
Three-year grants were awarded to the following organizations:
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Children's Friend and Family Services, Inc. (Salem, MA) - $92,381
The Incredible Years - Basic Parent Training
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Gateway-Longview, Inc. (Buffalo, NY) - $94,209
The Incredible Years - Basic Parent Training
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Martha's Vineyard Community Services (Vineyard Haven, MA) - $80,000
Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavior Therapy
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Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children (Boston, MA) - $68,311
Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavior Therapy
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Melmark New England (Andover, MA) - $93,169
The Incredible Years - Basic Parent Training
Technology Planning and Implementation Initiatives
2012 Technology Planning and Implementation RFP Awards
Grants were awarded to the following organizations:
- Alcohol and Drug Dependency Services, Inc. (Buffalo, NY) - $125,000
- Community Health Center of Cape Cod (Mashpee, MA) - $125,000
- Community Missions of Niagara Frontier (Niagara Falls, NY) - $10,000
- Horizon Health Services (Buffalo, NY) - $125,000
- NFI Massachusetts (Peabody, MA) - $114,975 over two years
- Northwest Community Mental Health Center (Buffalo, NY) - $27,470
Grants were awarded to the following organizations:
- CAB Health & Recovery Services, Inc. (Peabody, MA) - $125,000
- Children’s Friend and Family Services, Inc. (Salem, MA) - $125,000
- Fellowship House Foundation, Inc. (Niagara Falls, NY) - $26,130
- Gosnold, Inc. (Falmouth, MA) - $46,400
- League for the Handicapped, Inc. (Springville, NY) - $81,887 over three years
- United Cerebral Palsy Association of Niagara County, Inc. (Niagara Falls, NY) - $29,614
Grants were awarded to the following organizations:
- Alcohol and Drug Dependency Services (Buffalo, NY) - $36,000
- Community Health Center of Cape Cod (Mashpee, MA) - $25,000
- Mid-Erie Treatment and Counseling Services (Cheektowaga, NY) - $50,000
- NFI Massachusetts (Peabody, MA) - $19,800
- Northshore Education Consortium (Beverly, MA) - $125,000 over three years
- Northwest Buffalo Community Health Care Center (Buffalo, NY) - $125,000 over two years
- Rivershore, Inc. (Lewiston, NY) - $32,345 over three years
- SABAH, Inc. (Buffalo, NY) - $18,170 over three years
- YMCA Cape Cod (Barnstable, MA) - $93,729 over three years
Grants were awarded to the following organizations:
- Family & Children's Service of Niagara (Niagara Falls, NY) - $121,359 over two years
- Horizon Health Services (Buffalo, NY) - $42,000
- League for the Handicapped, Inc. (Springville, NY) - $20,499
- Northshore Education Consortium (Beverly, MA) - $48,000
- Northwest Buffalo Community Health Care Center (Buffalo, NY) - $28,800
2008 Technology Planning and Implementation RFP Awards
Grants were awarded to the following organizations:
- Hillside Family of Agencies, Inc. (Buffalo, NY) - $125,000
- Martha's Vineyard Community Services, Inc. (Vineyard Haven, MA) - $124,068 over three years
- YMCA of Cape Cod (West Barnstable, MA) - $50,000
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