Monroe County Clerk’s Office Mobile DMV
Our mobile DMV unit is able to provide many basic DMV services, including processing requests for non-driver identification cards. We can also provide forms, information, and “rain checks” for those who want to get a non-driver ID but don’t have all the required forms of ID with them on the day of the event. To complete an application, individuals need to have either had an ID issued in the past (after 2003) or have their birth certificate and social security card in hand. booth 55
Social Security Administration
We will be available to set up appointments and take applications for replacement Social Security cards. We will also be able to answer general questions about benefits or speak to someone about their specific case. booth 4
Monroe County Vital Records
If you were born in Monroe County, you can get a birth certificate on the spot. To be eligible for a free birth certificate, you will need a voucher, which may have been given to you by a shelter in the days before PHCR. If you are homeless and don’t have a voucher, please go to the DHS booth to check eligibility. booth 7
YourCare Health Plan
A not-for-profit organization, providing free or low-cost health insurance plans, such as Medicaid Managed Care, Child Health Plus, and the Essential Plan. Facilitated Enrollers will share information and assist with enrollment on-site. booth 3
Monroe Plan for Medical Care
The parent company of YourCare Health Plan — dedicated to providing outstanding Health Home Care Management Services. Care Managers will help those eligible for Medicaid Managed Care, Child Health Plus, and the Essential Plan navigate through their medical, mental, and social service health needs. booth 2
Health Reach
Our medical team will have private rooms for our physicians to treat attendees with acute illnesses, provide health screenings, and management of chronic medical conditions. Our intensive case managers and therapists will be available to consult with attendees and schedule future appointments. Individuals can sign up with Health Reach to receive ongoing care from our providers at our clinic, our Mobile Medical Unit, or at local homeless shelters that we partner with. We provide services to patients regardless of ability to pay. We will have an insurance enroller on-site to assist patients. booth LL1
His Branches Health Services
We specialize in family medicine, pediatrics, OB care, women’s health, adult and geriatric care, diabetes education, acute and chronic disease management. We have offices in the 19th Ward and Beechwood. We accept Medicaid, Medicare, private insurance and self pay. Stop by and sign up to be a new patient. Booth LL4
Anthony L. Jordan Health
Activities onsite include patient registration, HIV/Hep C Testing, and Medication-assisted addiction treatment (MAAT). MAAT provides buprenorphine (Suboxone® or Subutex®) treatment to individuals with opioid dependence. This includes people with addiction to heroin or opiate pills like Vicodin® or OxyContin®. We also offer treatment for nicotine dependence and cocaine dependence for those who are receiving buprenorphine treatment. We also offer Naltrexone (Vivitrol), an injection for treatment of alcohol and opioid use disorder. booth LL2
Nazareth College Dept. of Occupational Therapy
Suggestions for parents on facilitating their child’s development, ages birth to 5. booth LL3
Trillium Health
Our team will provide patient registration, HIV/HEP C testing, information on PrEp (Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis) for HIV, Narcan training, care management services (housing, transportation, food cupboard information, health homes care management services), and insurance navigators. booth LL8
Wegmans School of Pharmacy at St. John Fisher College
We will be providing flu shots to participants aged 9 years and above. booths 25-26
Health Reach Dental Van
In the mobile van outside the arena, we will be able to provide: dental exams with x-rays, dental cleanings and oral hygiene education, fillings and sealants, tooth removal, full and partial dentures, oral cancer screenings and other dental procedures In van at curb outside
Monroe County Department of Public Health
We will educate attendees about the opioid crisis in Monroe County and equip attendees to respond to a suspected opioid overdose by teaching the signs and symptoms of an OD. Will give all homeless attendees a free kit containing the reversal nasal spray medication, Narcan (Naloxone), while supplies last. (Unfortunately, we cannot provide Narcan to volunteers or staff assisting homeless clients. However, all will learn how to get a kit for themselves during the presentation.) Suite 23
Eastman Institute for Oral Health & Community Dentistry
We will provide dental education, dental screenings, free toothbrush and toothpaste. We will also schedule dental appointments for guests who don’t have a dental home. booth 28
Jordan Health Dental
Dental screenings and education. booth 29
Smile Dental Services PLLC
General dentistry, education on dental hygiene and proper maintenance, referrals. booth 30
Coordinated Care Services
Navigators to provide health insurance enrollment through the NYS of Health and facilitated enrollers to provide application assistance for Medicaid programs for the aged, blind and disabled. booth 31
Health Homes of Upstate New York (HHUNY)
Care management services to Medicaid recipients, by connecting individuals to medical, behavioral and social service supports. booth 32
Greater Rochester Health Home Network
Health Home/care management referral. booth 33
St. Joseph’s Neighborhood Center
The Neighborhood Center provides comprehensive health care, dental care, mental health counseling and social work services to individuals who lack access to health insurance. booth 34
Epilepsy-Pralid, Inc.
We are a home care agency who focus on a variety of services for members, such as developmental disabilities, case management (Health Homes/service coordination) PCA, TBI, residential for clients with disabilities and more. booth 35
Elite Choice
Devoted exclusively to serving clients who choose to access self-directed home health care via CDPAP Program. booth 36
Glasbergen Insurance Services
The Glasbergen Insurance Services team offers Medicare benefits and program assistance to low income individuals and seniors aged 65 and over. We also offer life insurance and dental insurance products. booth 37
Lifetime Financial Group, LLC
Lifetime Financial Group is an independent agency offering all types of insurance. Specializing in healthcare both on the New York State Health Exchange and Medicare. We offer help with enrollment in health-related programs that will save you money! booth 38
Cancer Services Program of Monroe County/UR Center for Community Health
We help individuals without health insurance get screenings for breast, cervical, and colorectal cancer at no cost. booth 39
Venture Forthe
We provide medicaid long-term care services and intensive case management to people with chronic medical and mental health issues. booth 40
Liberty Resources
We are a Care Management Agency connected to a Mental Health Clinic. Care Management is a service for Medicaid recipients who meet the qualifications, who need help with any of the following: Connecting you with health providers such as doctors, dentists, and specialists; Scheduling and keeping medical appointments and making sure you have the follow-up care you need; Ordering, learning about, and taking your medication; Finding available programs, services, housing, and other resources; Applying for or keeping your SSI/SSDI benefits; Completing recertification paperwork, insurance forms, or medical and other referrals. Care Management is a voluntary program, and it doesn’t cost you anything. If you decide to enroll in our program, you can decide to withdraw at any time. booth 41
Nazareth College Hearing Clinic
We will provide hearing screenings for all ages (children and adults). booth 84
Legal Assistance of Western NY – LawNY
Legal Assistance of Western New York, Inc.® (LawNY®) provides free legal aid to people with civil legal problems. LawNY® may be able to help with public benefits, housing, health, senior’s legal services, fair housing, unemployment, re-entry, veterans, and crime victim services. We will also provide health insurance enrollment in the NYS of Health Marketplace. booths 8/9/10/11
Empire Justice Center
Civil Legal Services-issues related to: SSI/SSD, special education, LGBTQ, workers’ rights, foreclosure, domestic violence, Medicaid/Medicare. booths 12/13/14
Disability Rights New York
Disability Rights New York is the Protection & Advocacy System and Client Assistance Program for persons with disabilities in New York. New York residents with disabilities can contact DRNY for assistance with problems directly related to their disabilities. DRNY investigates complaints and provides direct assistance to individuals with disability-related issues under the terms of its federal grants and its annual goals and priorities. DRNY is committed to enabling those we serve to exercise their own life choices, participate fully in community life, and provide equal opportunity for individuals with disabilities that is free from discrimination, abuse and neglect. booth 15
Monroe County Office of Mental Health
Information for local homeless, mental health and substance abuse services in Monroe County. Referrals for the RED Program, Homeless Partnership and Health Home Case Management Referrals. booth 42
Rochester Regional Health Chemical Dependency
We provide comprehensive and personalized treatment services for adolescents, adults, and their families. Our highly specialized outpatient programs, inpatient rehabilitation and residential programs help our clients and their families recover from addiction and get their lives back. We also work closely with families to help them learn how to support the recovery of their loved ones. booth 43
Rochester Regional Health System Adult Mental Health Clinics
We provide mental health assessment and treatment to adults in the community at 4 different clinic locations. booth 44
Huther Doyle
Huther Doyle is a rapid access outpatient substance abuse and medication assisted treatment clinic. booth 45
Open Access/Delphi Rise
Open Access is open 24 hours, 7 days a week. We are a navigation resource to SUD treatment; we provide evaluations, MAT, peer services and outreach. In most situations an individual is connected to a treatment facility within 12-48 hours. booth 46
Al-Anon Family Groups
12 step recovery program for family/friends of alcoholics. booth 51
Action for a Better Community
Behavioral health, substance use evaluations and treatment including opiates and alternative Medication Assisted Addiction Treatment Therapies, DWI assessments and treatment, graduate and undergraduate internships, high school equivalency training/testing/ health professionals training/vouchers, AIDS/HIV info, education, testing, advocacy and community presentations, youth groups/programs safe sex practices, etc., Family Stabilization Program. booth 47
Finger Lakes Problem Gambling Resource Center
We provide services for people adversely affected by a gambling addiction. booth 48
Friends of Recovery, Inc.
Peer advocacy services, recovery housing, peer coaching, peer mentoring. booth 49
St. Ann’s Community
St. Ann’s Adult Day Services at Durand Senior Apartments provides quality supervision, personal care and socialization for older adults and people with disabilities. We offer medical and social support services in a comfortable, stimulating home-like setting. Hours of operation are Monday-Friday from 7:30am-5:00pm. Transportation to and from program is provided for ambulatory and wheelchair needs. booth 50
Catholic Charities Community Service
We offer care management service to both children and adults with chronic medical conditions, mental health diagnosis, HIV, and traumatic brain injuries. booth 52
Finger Lakes Area Counseling & Recovery Agency
FLACRA serves individuals and families whose lives are affected by substance use and other health-related disorders. Services include addictions crisis counseling, outpatient services, community residences, supportive living, housing, and care management. Booth 53
Rochester City School District
We protect students’ educational rights when they are experiencing housing instability. We assist with registration/school placement, transportation, food services, clothing, school supplies, case management, bus passes. booth 63
The Salvation Army Genesis House
A 30-day emergency shelter for homeless youth ages 16-20. booth 64
People Inc
We connect families with children with chronic health and/or mental health issues with Care Managers who link them with resources to deal with these issues. Children from 0 to 21 qualify. booth 65
National Council of Jewish Women
We will be giving guests menstrual kits for one month — pads, tampons, and pantiliners. booth 56
Highland Family Planning
Highland Family Planning offers high-quality, low-cost, and completely confidential birth control and reproductive health care to all people, including teens. We offer same-day and walk-in appointments, no matter whether you have health insurance, are under-insured, or uninsured. booth 58
Women’s Initiative Supporting Health
Medical care, mental health/substance use disorder referrals, and trauma informed peer navigation assistance for women re-entering from incarceration or other justice involvement. booth 59
Willow Domestic Violence Center
Willow provides services for survivors of domestic violence, including a 24/7 Hotline, emergency shelter, counseling, court advocacy and prevention education services. Advocates from our Mobile Program will be providing safety planning and brief consultations for those who would like to talk. booth 60
Healthy Baby Network
We work with mothers and families to provide access to care, job training, and housing security to ensure a healthy, stress free pregnancy. Our outreach includes walking the streets and providing access directly to those in need. booth 61
Samaritan Center of Excellence, Inc.
Peer-to-peer support services (life skills, recovery support groups, job readiness training, CPRA/information sessions, housing support, Home and Community Based-Services (HCBS), and family-focused social activities. All services emphasize empowerment and mutual support among justice-involved women and families in recovery from substance use/mental health disorders. booth57
Rochester VA Outpatient Clinic Veteran Service Center
We help veterans enroll or register for healthcare with the VA and talk to them about accessing benefits they may be entitled to. booth 16
Veterans Administration – VA Homeless Team
The Healthcare for Homeless Veterans team (HCHV) can engage eligible veterans in the community with housing, medical, case management and treatment needs. Within the (HCHV) is the Mobile Outreach Team (MOT) that seeks to engage veterans who are not currently connected to services. The services and referrals can be made within the VA and the community. booth 17
Canandaigua VA/Rochester Outpatient Clinic
Veterans’ health care and suicide prevention. booth 18
Rochester Vet Center
We provide counseling services to all warzone veterans, spouses, and their families. We provide counseling to all military sexual trauma cases. We provide bereavement counseling to all those who have lost a loved one in the service. booth 19
Soldier On
Soldier On assists homeless veterans in securing permanent housing. Soldier On also works with housed veterans that are at risk of eviction to help prevent being evicted. booth 20
Warrior Salute Veteran Services
WSVS helps veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder, traumatic brain injury and military sexual trauma regain their lives by providing quality clinical and rehabilitative therapies, transitional housing and case management. Staff work one-on-one with veterans, and their families, to help identify their goals, determine the personalized support needed and implement the services and training necessary to foster growth and development as they transition back into the civilian community. Warrior Salute Veteran Services welcomes both male and female veterans as participants. Outpatient services include individual mental health counseling, group therapy, art therapy, yoga, mindfulness, case management services, and family support. booth 21
Disabled American Veterans Chapter 15
Providing free, professional assistance to veterans and their families in obtaining benefits and services earned through military service and provided by the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) and other agencies of government. booth 22
Veterans Outreach Center Inc.
VOC serves veterans, Guard, Reservists, and active military and their immediate families. All services are free and include: emergency, transitional and supportive housing; case management; employment and training; wellness and recreational services; financial and legal counseling; veterans treatment court; and a Quartermaster’s Club with a food pantry, clothing, and household items. booth 23
The Housing Council at PathStone
Provides landlord education, apartment listings, fair housing education, tenant rights and responsibilities, foreclosure prevention counseling and first-time homebuyer education. booth 73
Rochester Housing Authority
The Rochester Housing Authority provides quality housing opportunities and services. We provide various types of assistance from Housing Choice Vouchers, Permanent Supportive Housing, Project Based Vouchers, Homeownership Vouchers, VASH vouchers, Mainstream Vouchers, and Family Unification Vouchers. booth 74
YWCA of Rochester and Monroe County
We provide housing programs such as supportive living for the CD population, shelter for the homeless, SRO, and apartments in the community. We have a young adult and young mothers’ division. booth 75
The Salvation Army Booth Haven & Hope House
We provide emergency housing for homeless men, women & children at Booth Haven and Hope House. We can help with immediate assistance with any emergency housing needs. Residents are provided three meals a day and case management. booth 76
Open Door Mission
Coed emergency shelter, women and children’s transitional housing, and addiction recovery program for men. booth 77
Catholic Family Center
Safe emergency shelter for men, women, women with children and families; access to health care & social services; onsite case management with additional supportive services to help clients move to safe permanent housing. We provide food pantries, emergency housing, rental assistance, and much more. booth 78
Rochester Homeless Union
Homless prevention, sheltering and resource assistance. booth 79
Sojourner Home at PathStone
Sojourner Home has five unique residences, each providing a safe, nurturing living environment for healing and recovery from trauma associated with homelessness, domestic violence, poverty, substance abuse and mental health disorders. Sojourner Home serves men, women and families, providing on-site case management at each location with the primary goal of helping individuals become stable and self-sufficient and build positive productive lives. booth 80
MC Collaborative
We provide complex care Management for individuals facing significant mental health and/or addiction issues. We also provide numerous other support services in the community for people facing issues of poverty, homelessness, etc. booth 68
Person Centered Housing Options (PCHO)
PCHO will provide navigation and support to all participants and volunteers at the event in finding resources, accessing resources not available at the event, and linking people to the appropriate services to help make their day productive and enjoyable. booth 6
211/ LIFE LINE Goodwill of the Finger Lakes
Our 24/7 hotline provides information and referral for human services, along with crisis counseling and suicide intervention. We can provide referrals to services including housing, food, shelter, mental health, substance abuse, employment, education, health related services, criminal justice and legal resources, and other family and community resources. booth 69
Social Welfare Action Alliance
Social and economic justice initiative and basic needs disbursement. booth 70
Cameron Community Ministries
CCM has a lunch program Monday thru Saturday, in addition to a food pantry. We also have a clothing house where people can shop for clothes and small household items. Plus, we will be opening a teen center in the fall that will complement our after-school program and summer Safe Haven program. Furthermore, we have a community garden where people can get fresh produce. booth 66
The Father’s Heart ROC Ministry
We are a mobile kitchen that goes out Thursday and Friday nights and Saturdays during the day to different areas in the City of Rochester. We provide a hot meal, groceries, clothing, toiletries, and a Gospel message. booth 67
JOBS/EDUCATION
Monroe Community College
Find out about programs available and financial aid. Admissions materials, programs brochures, and applications available, as well as information about financial resources available beyond financial aid. booth 85
Rochester Educational Opportunity Center
Information on tuition-free career and academic training for adults. booth 86
State Education Dept./ ACCES-VR New York
ACCES-VR provides vocational rehabilitation services to individuals that have a documented disability that presents a barrier to employment. booth 87
RochesterWorks!
RochesterWorks is a non-for-profit career center, providing unique career development and job search development services. We also have training grant opportunities to assist eligible candidates to enhance professional development skills and gain educational opportunities. booth 88
Rochester Construction Training Center
We have a 12-week training program that covers construction skills leading to well-paying jobs. No academic prerequisites and a criminal record is not an obstacle. booth 89
Pathstone Employment Focused Services
PathStone’s reentry training & employment programs serve individuals who are or have been involved in the criminal justice system. Our programs serve these individuals by providing them with job readiness training, free vocational training, academic support and employment services. Individuals 18+ may be eligible for our programs. booth 90
Center for Employment Opportunities
Job preparation, transitional job, job placement, and job retention services for those on parole supervision. booth 91
The Center for Youth
We will present the Learn 2 Earn Program – Job Readiness, Education & Employment-Focused program for youth 17-24 years old. booth 92
New Creations Unisex Shop
Free haircuts. east alcove
REOC Barber program
Barbering services (requires clean hair). east alcove
REOC manicure
Plain manicures (no nail enhancements). east alcove
The Foot Clinic at St. Joseph’s House of Hospitality
We will clean guests’ feet & give a little massage. Each person receives a pair of new socks. west alcove
Nazareth College Nursing Program
Foot care basics. west alcove
RocAcupuncture
We will provide acupuncture, primarily using ear needles, but also with some easily accessible hand and head points. We will also talk about Chinese Medicine guidelines for healthy living and eating, if requested. west alcove
R Community Bikes Inc
Free bicycle repair. Outside the arena on the sidewalk.
John Larkin Photograph
All participants are welcome to stop by and have a photo taken. You’ll get a print to take home with you. booth 1
Rochester Public Library
Librarians from Monroe County Library System will provide information on library services that can be used throughout the city of Rochester. Families and children are welcome. Book giveaway. booth 71
League of Women Voters
We will register voters who had a change of address, change of name, change of party (or first time choice of party) or never registered before. Most people on parole are eligible to vote, and we can look up if you are. All those who have completed parole are eligible. Volunteers and vendor staff are welcome, as well as guests. booth 72
Streets for Christ
We offer food, Bibles, prayer, and drinks in the hopes of the homeless seeing God’s love for them. booth 73
Two Herons Drum Circle
Leading a facilitated drum circle. Playing rhythm games, jamming and communication through music. No experience needed, all welcome. enter between booths 1 and 2