Health & Wellness
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At SCO, we take a holistic approach to health and wellness, ensuring that our clients’ comprehensive needs are met. From care coordination to specialized schools for adolescents to mental health and substance abuse services, we support our clients every step of the way.
Our Long Island campus in Dix Hills provides a continuum of health services designed specifically for women and girls.
Home & Community Based Waiver OMH – Brooklyn
Community Supports
SCO helps Brooklyn families with children who have a serious emotional disturbance and wish to keep their children at home by offering a broad spectrum of services. Read More
Home & Community Based Waiver OMH-Suffolk
Community Supports
SCO helps Suffolk families with children who have a serious emotional disturbance and wish to keep their children at home by offering a broad spectrum of services. Read More
Home & Community Based Waiver OMH – Queens
Community Supports
SCO helps Queens families with children who have a serious emotional disturbance and wish to keep their children at home by offering a broad spectrum of services. Read More
Community Outreach Service Center
Community Supports
Provides employment, entitlement assistance, and supportive services for SRO residents and other dual-diagnosed young adults in the community. Read More
Non-Medicaid Care Management
Community Supports
This program provides intensive and supportive case management services for families with children who have a serious emotional disturbance Read More
Bridges to Health – NYC
Community Supports Foster Care
B2H provides an array of services to children and young adults in foster care and their families in order to keep them in the home and connected to the community. Read More
Crisis Respite
Community Supports
This program provides out-of-home respite services for families coping with children who have a serious emotional disturbance Read More
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new locations for our Day Habilitation program are helping 40% more adults with developmental disabilities attain higher levels of socialization and independence
Last year,
106
children were adopted by loving forever families