Building Partnerships for a Healthier Cayuga County
Cayuga Community Health Network is a local nonprofit dedicated to providing our community with health and wellness programing. These programs are provided at No Charge to Cayuga County residents. From Eating Healthy and managing Chronic Disease to Parenting Resources and Street Outreach, there’s a program for everyone. View them all below!
Chronic Disease Prevention & Wellness
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Our Program Coordinator works with participants to assist them with living well and managing chronic disease through various programs offered.
Find out more about our programs and determine which may be the right program for you Here.
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If you live in Cayuga County, you can receive FREE doula services from one of our CCHN doulas. This service includes two prenatal visits, the doula present at your birth, and two postpartum visits.
Find out more Here.
Free Doula Services
Mental Health First Aid Training
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Mental Health First Aid Training assists community members with gaining the tools necessary to assist an individual experiencing a mental health crisis. Often the way a situation is approached can determine how it will end and the future outcomes for the person in need. These trainings will assist you with approaching the situation calmly and the person with respect in order to best assist them.
Find out more Here.
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Our Community Health Workers assist Cayuga County residents between the ages of 15 and 44 with accessing the options available locally that support their reproductive health choices. Your Body, Your Health, Your Way.
Find out more: Here.
PICHC
(Previously Reproductive Health)
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In collaboration with the Rescue Mission, Chapel House, Department of Social Services and any other related community partner to assist homeless individuals with connecting to housing, health and wellness resources, behavioral health care, COVID vaccines and testing.
Find out more Here.
Street Outreach & Advocacy
The Circle of Security Parenting™ Program
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Part of the CNY Attachment Parenting Network, this program provides participants with 8 - 1.5 hour weekly meetings. Participants will explore the ways parents, caregivers and caretakers interact with the children in their lives and discover new ways to view those interactions.
Find out more Here.
STOPAct
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Cayuga Community Health Network is the holder of the STOPAct; a grant funded through SAMHSA that aims to educate on and prevent alcohol misuse among high school and college students aged 18-21 year old.
Find out more Here.
Landlord and Tenant Resource Workshops
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These workshops are held to support and inform local landlords and tenants of their rights, responsibilities, and local resources available to them.
Find out more Here.
COVID-19 Information
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