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Headwaters is made up of many
agencies, partners, and individuals. These strong
relationships are the strength of the program. Please check out the
following links and find out more about these great agencies:
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Rogers Environmental
Education Center
- Rogers Environmental Education Center is
operated by the New York State Department of Environmental
Conservation (NYSDEC). The DEC is responsible for protecting New
York's natural resources. The Rogers Center is devoted to
teaching people about these resources and using them
wisely.
- HYCC has partnered with Rogers for over
6
years! NYS DEC has a history of working with Youth Corps
and HYCC is the latest in a wonderful working relationship
between the State, its Youth and the environment.
NY State Department
of Environmental Conservation - Division of Lands &
Forests
- The Division of Lands and Forests manages
public lands in New York State and provides leadership in
forestry and forest management. The Department of Environmental
Conservation cares for about four million acres of state owned
land or 13 percent of the land area of New York State.
Norwich
Family YMCA
- "Building strong
kids, strong families, and strong communities."
- Our first 'major' partner. The
Norwich Family YMCA has been there from the beginning and the
relationship that has developed between HYCC and the YMCA has
blossomed into a perfect combination of youth development and
getting done work that needs to be completed. Both
agencies accomplish their missions with this relationship!
Corporation for
National and Community Service
- The Corporation for National and Community
Service provides opportunities for Americans of all ages and
backgrounds to serve their communities and country through three
programs: Senior Corps, AmeriCorps, and Learn and Serve America.
Members and volunteers serve with national and community
nonprofit organizations, faith-based groups, schools, and local
agencies to help meet community needs in education, the
environment, public safety, homeland security, and other
critical areas. The Corporation is part of USA Freedom Corps, a
White House initiative to foster a culture of citizenship,
service, and responsibility, and help all Americans answer the
President's Call to Service.
NY State
Corps Collaboration
- NYSCC provides a
unified voice for youth corps programs in New York
State.
AmeriCorps
- AmeriCorps is a network of national service
programs that engage more than 50,000 Americans each year in
intensive service to meet critical needs in education, public
safety, health, and the environment. AmeriCorps members serve
through more than 2,100 nonprofits, public agencies, and
faith-based organizations. They tutor and mentor youth, build
affordable housing, teach computer skills, clean parks and
streams, run after-school programs, and help communities respond
to disasters. Created in 1993, AmeriCorps is part of the
Corporation for National and Community Service, which also
oversees Senior Corps and Learn and Serve America. Together these
programs engage more than 2 million Americans of all ages and
backgrounds in service each year.
National
Association of Service and Conservation Corps
- NASCC is the leader of the national corps
community promoting growth, quality, and sustainability of
corps. NASCC’s vision is for well-funded, high-quality corps
serving every community.
Finger Lakes Trails
Conference
- The mission of the Finger Lakes
Trail Conference is to build, protect, and enhance a continuous
footpath across New York State, Forever!
- HYCC has participated in several
projects with this veteran organization, to include trail
re-routing, trail maintenance, lean-to construction and privy
installation. We hope to continue to work more closely
with these 'hard corps' trail users!! Great organization!
Cornell Cooperative
Extension of Chenango County
- The Cornell
Cooperative Extension educational system enables people to
improve their lives and communities through partnerships that
put experience and research knowledge to work.
DCMO
BOCES
- The Delaware-Chenango-Madison-Otsego Board
of Cooperative Educational Services (DCMO BOCES) is a regional educational
agency providing services in partnership with 16 local school
districts.
SUNY Morrisville,
Norwich NY campus
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Morrisville State College Norwich Campus offers a quality,
personalized education with an emphasis on degree
programs, career preparation, training,
transfer opportunities, and life-long learning to residents and
employers for the Chenango County region.
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HYCC and
SUNY Morrisville have agreed to work together to count the HYCC
summer formal education curriculum (that all corpsmembers
participate in) as COLLEGE CREDIT!!!!!
CDO
Workforce
- The Chenango-Delaware-Otsego
(CDO) Workforce mission is to provide quality service in a
coordinated, user-friendly manner that meets the employment and
training needs of our job seekers, workers, and businesses in
the Chenango, Delaware, and Otsego Area.
Otsego County
Conservation Association
- OCCA is dedicated to the protection,
appreciation, and enhancement of the natural resources within
Otsego County. OCCA's activities are predicated on the
belief that the natural environment is inherently valuable; a
well-informed public will enjoy and respect our natural
heritage; working in partnership with public and private
institutions is the best way to achieve our goals; local gov't
should take a leadership role in land-use planning, solid waste
management, and in enacting and enforcing conservation and
land-use laws; regional and long-term perspectives should be
considered when judging the possible effects of any alterations
in the natural environment.
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To achieve
its mission, OCCA will work in cooperation with both public and
private entities to promote policies and programs designed to
protect the county's water, air, soils, wildlife and natural
landscapes for current and future generations. As need be, OCCA
may act as a conduit for federal, state, and local grants. It
will also produce educational materials and conduct workshops on
pertinent environmental issues; encourage sustainable
agriculture, forestry, and prudent use of all our natural
resources; promote appreciation and enjoyment of the abundant
wildlife and scenic beauty of Otsego County.
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This site was last updated
12/19/05
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