Unity House Of Troy Incorporated

Programs: A child's place - provides a number of services such as day care, early intervention, and preschool developmental evaluations for children from birth to five years, with developmental services in speech/language, physical and occupational therapy, psychological consultation and general skills. A traveling summer day camp is open to low income, inner city youth ages 5-12 offering nature walks, trips to state parks, swimming, sports and arts and crafts. Served 231 clients in day care, served 518 clients in child care centers and 27 clients in summer camp.

housing support services - unity house offers several housing options so that adults with mental illness, people with hiv-aids, and people who are homeless can live safely and self-sufficiently in the community with dignity and independence. Services and programs include case management, community housing assitance program, community residences, hiv-aids education and outreach, supported housing, transitional apartment services, and transportation. Served 58 adults in community residences, 5 individuals in situational crisis bed, 99 adults in transitional apartment services, 56 were provided case management services, 131 adults were served in omh supported housing program or housing assistance program for people living with hiv/aids, 58 single and 31 families served in community housing assistance program, 739 individuals received health home care coordination and outreach.

domestic violence - domestic violence services provides crisis intervention, a confidential emergency thirty-three bed shelter for women and children, housing support services, counseling, social service advocacy and accompaniment, children's services, parenting and life skills education, information and referral, legal assistance/representation and emergency medical care. 168 individuals and their 74children found refuge in thirty-three bed shelter, 1,068 clients received non-residential service, 288 victims were provided legal and support services, 169 families provided transitional and long-term rental assistance and support, received 3,755 calls from the rensselaer county domestic violence hotline and 183 survivors participated in domestic violence support groups.