Building Stronger Families & Communities
The Resiliency Project was created to strengthen connections between youth, families, schools, and communities by providing supportive, collaborative interventions. Our goal is to ensure that children and families receive the resources and guidance they need to thrive—at home, in school, and within the community.
This program is a joint initiative led by Oneida County Department of Family & Community Services, CNYHHN, Connect ED NY, Rome Alliance for Education, and Safe Schools Mohawk Valley. By working together, these organizations ensure that every child and family has access to customized, meaningful support to address their needs.
Who We Serve
Currently serving children and families in the Rome City School District and Camden Central School District.
Eligibility
Youth must be identified by the Department of Family and Community Services or through the LINK system with Connected Community Schools.
- Not sure if your child qualifies? Contact us to speak with a Resiliency Team member.
How We Help
Support at Home
Support at School
Helping children succeed in school by addressing:
Support in the Community
Connecting families with community resources, such as:
How to get Connected
The Resiliency Team is available on-site at the Connected IMPACT Center on Tuesdays & Fridays from 10 AM – 2 PM, or by scheduled appointment.
Once referred, a Site Coordinator will reach out within 24-48 hours.
Why Choose the Resiliency Project?
Contact the Resiliency Team
- Community Impact Center
- 315-272-7498