SCO Family of Services helps New Yorkers build a strong foundation for the future.
We get young children off to a good start, launch youth into adulthood, stabilize and strengthen families and unlock potential for children and adults with special needs. SCO has provided vital human services throughout New York City and Long Island for 125 years.
To Get Help
If you or a family member is in need of our assistance, please call us at 516.671.1253
Say Thank You
Thank you to our incredible staff on the front line, in our offices, and working remotely for your strength and resilience during the COVID-19 crisis. We see you. We appreciate you. Help us honor our SCO staff by sharing a message of gratitude. You can send us a message with a picture, video, or note on our website here.
You are appreciated.
Donesha
Just wanted to thank all those who serve within SCO. Your continued perseverance in these difficult times are vital to the RESILENCY of our City and beyond.
More specifically, we give thanks for the site staff leadership team and residents assigned to the El Camino SCO. We look forward to supporting your public health efforts in this season of recovery.
ADL Crisis Intervention Ministry
To our amazing front line workers at RJMCC in Sea Cliff. The work you have done to care for our children is truly inspiring. Thank you for what you do every day.
Dianne
TO ALL THE STAFF OF THE MADONNA HEIGHTS GROUP RESIDENCE
YOU ARE ALL AWESOME!!!!!!!!!! THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU!
You all have continued to show up day after day to ensure we continue to provide safety and nurturance to our residents.
Mindy
I have been working with SCO for the past 5 years as a vendor for clinical services.
SCO is one of the largest and best nonprofit organizations with who we work with. SCO is a bold and strong organization.
Thank you entire team of SCO.
Great work for a great cause.
Thank you.
Mrinal
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We help
4,100
people with special needs develop skills to reach their full potential
87%
of young adults in foster care (18+) are enrolled in school or working