Finger Lakes Cerebral Palsy Association/ Happiness House

Delivers a comprehensive array of services that encompass evaluations, preschool education, therapy, and autism assistance for children aged birth to five. Early Intervention/Preschool Services feature: Universal Pre-Kindergarten, Early Intervention Education, integrated preschool classes, daycare, and evaluation services. Additionally, school-age services are available to support children and young adults with developmental disabilities in reaching their goals, which include special education and various therapy services (OT, PT, ST). For adults with disabilities, specialized services aim to enhance their quality of life, including outpatient clinic services, physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, psychology counseling, psychiatry, and developmental disabilities services through OPWDD. Other offerings include day/community habilitation, respite care, Children's Waiver Health Home Care Management, clinical services, an external diploma program in collaboration with Wayne Finger Lakes BOCES, residential options, pre-vocational services, traumatic brain injury (TBI) services, and independent living skills training. The organization also provides a Nursing Home Transition and Diversion Waiver for individuals at risk of nursing home placement, which includes structured day programs and home and community-based services. There are 42 income-based apartments across two complexes, along with 8 units for Age In Place and transitional housing to help individuals gain skills for independent living, as well as Individual Residential Alternatives for children and adolescents (OPWDD). Autism Services of the Finger Lakes include diagnostic evaluations, early childhood education, community habilitation for children and adults, clinical therapy, and fiscal intermediary/broker services. Intake procedures involve calling or visiting the website for further details. Fees vary by program, so it's advisable to call for specific information.