Pathways, Inc. provides children, adults, and families with specialized programs and services in intellectual and developmental disabilities, mental health, family support, traumatic brain injury, nursing home alternatives, home care services, care coordination, clinical services, therapeutic foster care, and childcare. We hold ourselves accountable for meeting the expressed needs of those we support and for offering them meaningful opportunities to develop their own capabilities.
Pathways, Inc. established in 1976 is a not-for-profit human service organization serving approximately 2000 individuals and families across the Finger Lakes, Southern Tier, and Rochester, New York regions by providing an array of services through our core programs.
These services provide care coordination to youth and adults with chronic medical conditions to get the care they need to improve their health and supports. Additionally, these services provide service coordination for adults that are Nursing Home-eligible or have traumatic brain injuries. Pathways, Inc. also provides contracted services with the Steuben Department of Social Services, Steuben County Community Mental Health Services for adults and children, Chemung County Safe Zones, Chemung County Skill Building, Steuben County Public Health, and Monroe County Skill Building.
Through Adult Care Management, a Care Manager partners with adults to get the care they want to improve their physical, behavioral, and social health and supports.
Through Children’s Care Management, a Care Manager helps youth and caregivers get the services they need to improve the youth’s health.
High Fidelity Wraparound is a national, evidence-based process that focuses on the goals of the family to address complex emotional and behavioral needs of the youth.
Skill Builders increase success of youth with mental health needs in the community through individual services in the home or community. These weekly services will help overcome barriers in functioning and interpersonal relationships to decrease behavioral needs.
Through this Recovery Coordination Agency (RCA), a Recovery Coordinator assists adults with Managed Care to gain peers and partners in the community.
Steuben County Department of Social Services (DSS) Collaborative Programs serve children who are at imminent risk of out-of-home placement and their families.
This program offers before and after school care at Corning-Painted Post elementary schools.
Kids’ Adventure Club provides before and after school childcare throughout the school year and during non-school days in the Corning-Painted Post School District’s six elementary school buildings.
These services provide counseling, assessment, group therapy, and family therapy for children, adolescents, and adults through individualized therapy or Employee and Student Assistance programs.
Clinical Associates, a professional service of Pathways, Inc. provides a comprehensive Employee Assistance Program (EAP), Student Assistance Program (SAP), and individualized counseling and therapy for people of all ages and stages of life.
These programs provide various day programming and employment options for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, and support for individuals that are Nursing Home-eligible or have traumatic brain injuries, in addition to behavioral health services for adults with mental illness and/or alcohol and substance abuse. Programs include support services for children with serious emotional difficulties, developmental disabilities (if in foster care), and medical fragility, as well as their families. Eligibility and type of assistance vary by service.
Pathways, Inc. is an approved provider of Home and Community-Based Services (HCBS) and Community Oriented Recovery and Empowerment (CORE) Services for adults in Steuben and Chemung counties
These mental health and substance use services, available with NYS Children’s Medicaid, give children/youth (under age 21) and their families the power to improve their health, well-being, and quality of life.
Children's HCBS is a strength-based program that serves youth ages 0–21 years with serious emotional difficulties, developmental disabilities (if in foster care), and medical fragility.
Community Habilitation services are habilitation services that are provided to individuals with developmental and intellectual disabilities individually and with small groups.
Day Habilitation services are habilitative services that are provided through group activities out of the person’s home. Day Habilitation services can assist individuals to acquire, retain or improve their self-help, socialization, and adaptive skills, such as communication, travel and adult interactions.
Employment Services provide supports to individuals with developmental and intellectual disabilities to assist in obtaining and maintaining paid competitive jobs.
Family Support Services, funded through the Office of People With Developmental Disabilities, offers a variety of supports for families of individuals with a developmental disability who live at home with a family member.
Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) and Nursing Home Transition & Diversion (NHTD) Support Services are provided under the guidance of the Department of Health and offer eligible individuals support both in their own home, as well as the community.
These residential program options offer a variety of 24-hour supervised home settings for children with severe emotional and behavioral difficulties and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
The Conable House Community Residence Program for Children and Youth located in Bath, NY serves youth who are experiencing emotional difficulties and have reached a level of stability and recovery in other inpatient and residential settings which enables them to live with others in a community-based setting, attend local schools, and participate in community, cultural, and social opportunities.
Lake Breeze Community Residence for Adolescents, located in Canandaigua, NY serves youth who are experiencing emotional difficulties and have reached a level of stability and recovery in other inpatient and residential settings which enables them to live with others in a community-based setting, attend local schools, and participate in community, cultural, and social activities.
The Residential Services programs offer a variety of 24-hour supervised home settings for children with severe emotional and behavioral difficulties and adults with developmental/intellectual disabilities.
This program serves youth in custody of the Department of Social Services (DSS) who have serious emotional or behavioral difficulties and/or developmental disabilities in need of a therapeutic out-of-home placement. Become a Foster Parent and provide a local home to keep children and youth in their community.
Become a Foster Parent and provide a local home to keep children and youth in their community.
Pathways, Inc. hosts a series of fundraising events each year. All funds go toward improving and expanding meaningful opportunities for those we serve to develop their own capabilities. Thank you for joining us!