A group for transition aged youth to explore options after high school. Currently open and located at South Lewis High School.

Services for persons with a disability to help prepare individuals for work (volunteer or paid). Skills taught may include: communication, time-management, finances, computer skills, office equipment skills, etc. Services are often offered 1 to 1.

Services for a person 18 years of age and older with a disability who is employed to maintain and/or advance their employment. Services may include: time management, communication skills, accessing workplace supports, job training, etc. Services are often offered 1 to 1 at the place of employment.

Support services that may include: peer support, referrals, advocacy, independent living skills educations, transition assistance.

Assistance with learning relationship skills, social skills, and communication skills.

Many of NRCIL's services can and are delivered by a peer. Peers are individuals with lived experience. Peers can also work with individuals as a mentor/coach/support in a variety of areas.

Free services on a variety of topics which may include: reproductive health, birth control, pregnancy and infant care, safe sleep, and shaken baby syndrome.  

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Certified Car Seat Checks, Certified Lactation Counselor, Certified Cribs for Kids partner.

"NCPPC Navigators offer help in applying for health insurance on the New York State of Health Marketplace. Navigators also assist in locating providers and pharmacies that work with insurance plans and offer education on topics such as co-pays, deductibles, and co-insurance. "

Community Health Advocates help clients understand, choose, obtain, and use their health care plan to best meet their needs.