Resource Directory

OPMC investigates complaints about physicians, physician assistants and specialist assistants and monitors practitioners who are subject to Orders of the State Board for Professional Medical Conduct. This section provides a listing of all physicians, physician assistants, specialist assistants, and professional medical corporations who have been di...

OPMC investigates complaints about physicians, physician assistants and specialist assistants and monitors practitioners who are subject to Orders of the State Board for Professional Medical Conduct. This section provides a listing of all physicians, physician assistants, specialist assistants, and professional medical corporations who have been disciplined since 1990, or who are subject to a non-disciplinary Board Order, or upon whom charges of misconduct have been served

The Office of Religious and Independent School Support (ORISS) is the NYSED office that has the primary responsibility of assisting New York State's religious and independent schools to support their students. ORISS provides technical assistance in the areas of school start-up, operations, high school registration, professional development, substan...

The Office of Religious and Independent School Support (ORISS) is the NYSED office that has the primary responsibility of assisting New York State's religious and independent schools to support their students. ORISS provides technical assistance in the areas of school start-up, operations, high school registration, professional development, substantial equivalency, and funding opportunities. It also provides guidance to families who voluntarily choose to homeschool.

The State Education Department, under Regents' direction, administers professional regulation through its Office of the Professions, assisted by the State Boards for the Professions. Guided by the Regents, a citizen body, the professions are within New York State's unified system of education - The University of the State of New York. This recogniz...

The State Education Department, under Regents' direction, administers professional regulation through its Office of the Professions, assisted by the State Boards for the Professions. Guided by the Regents, a citizen body, the professions are within New York State's unified system of education - The University of the State of New York. This recognizes the key role education plays in both preparing licensed professionals and in ensuring their continuous development. A professional license is the authorization to practice and use a professional title in New York State. Your license is valid for life unless it is revoked, annulled, or suspended by the Board of Regents.

The state Office of Victim Services funds and supportsmore than 200 victim assistance programsthat provide services, such as crisis counseling, advocacy, emergency shelter, civil legal assistance and relocation assistance, to victims and survivors and their families. The agency also provides financial assistance and reimbursement to eligible victim...

The state Office of Victim Services funds and supportsmore than 200 victim assistance programsthat provide services, such as crisis counseling, advocacy, emergency shelter, civil legal assistance and relocation assistance, to victims and survivors and their families. The agency also provides financial assistance and reimbursement to eligible victims of crime formedical and counseling expenses, funeral and burial expenses, lost wages and support, in addition to other assistance.

The OCA - Westchester & Hudson Valley Chapter (OCA-WHV) was founded in 1980, it is one of over 50 chapters and affiliates across the U.S. that strives to develop leadership, community involvement, and civil participation for all APIAs. OCA Asian Pacific American Advocates is a national non-profit civil rights organization promoting and protecting t...

The OCA - Westchester & Hudson Valley Chapter (OCA-WHV) was founded in 1980, it is one of over 50 chapters and affiliates across the U.S. that strives to develop leadership, community involvement, and civil participation for all APIAs. OCA Asian Pacific American Advocates is a national non-profit civil rights organization promoting and protecting the political, economic, and cultural rights of all Asian Pacific Islander Americans (APIA) in America through initiative at all levels of the government.

The Office for New Americans (ONA) works to assist newcomers to New York State to fully participate in the State'scivic and economic life. ONA is committed to strengthening New York State's welcoming environment for New Americans and facilitating their success.

OPHC takes a holistic approach to preventing hate crimes, developing and coordinating community-driven prevention strategies to address biases fueling such crimes, and fostering healing for victims and their communities. OPHC is strategic in using non-law enforcement deterrence, including public education, outreach and community safety models and p...

OPHC takes a holistic approach to preventing hate crimes, developing and coordinating community-driven prevention strategies to address biases fueling such crimes, and fostering healing for victims and their communities. OPHC is strategic in using non-law enforcement deterrence, including public education, outreach and community safety models and preventative best practices. It also works with partners to develop responses for when hate crimes occur, including developing strategies so that the criminal justice system has options beyond arrest and prosecution. The office coordinates the City’s efforts to prevent and respond to hate crimes through an Interagency Committee on Hate Crimes comprised of city agencies and all the District Attorneys’ offices in New York City.

The Office of the Bronx District Attorney investigates and prosecutes violations of NY State Law

On Point for College helps traditional and non-traditional students overcome the barriers to higher education. We support our students from application through graduation and beyond, empowering them to fulfill their dreams and achieve their potential, benefiting both the individual and our community. On Point for College offers a full suite of coll...

On Point for College helps traditional and non-traditional students overcome the barriers to higher education. We support our students from application through graduation and beyond, empowering them to fulfill their dreams and achieve their potential, benefiting both the individual and our community. On Point for College offers a full suite of college access and success support programs. We help any student with a higher education goal – be it a two or four-year college degree program, a graduate or professional degree program, a certificate, or another type of professional training. We work with our students at every step along the way, from application through admission, graduation, and beyond.

The Onondaga Nation is a member of the Haudenosaunee Confederacy, also known as the Iroquois Confederacy or Six Nations. The Onondaga are considered the "Keepers of the Fire" and are central to the Haudenosaunee Confederacy

The Human Rights Commission especially focuses on addressing prejudice and discrimination on the basis of color, creed, sex, age, religion, nationality/national origin, language used for communication, disability, marital status, and sexual orientation. Our Mission: To promote understanding and acceptance of diversity, facilitate intergroup communi...

The Human Rights Commission especially focuses on addressing prejudice and discrimination on the basis of color, creed, sex, age, religion, nationality/national origin, language used for communication, disability, marital status, and sexual orientation. Our Mission: To promote understanding and acceptance of diversity, facilitate intergroup communication, identify and address sources of intergroup tension and conflict, reduce conditions which can lead to discrimination and restrict opportunity, and to provide related education, information and referral.

The Orange County Human Rights Commission (OCHRC) was established in 1970 to serve the Orange County community. The OCHRC's primary purpose is to foster mutual respect and understanding among all groups in the county, including, but not limited to: race, color, religion, sexual orientation or preference, gender marital status, familial status, mili...

The Orange County Human Rights Commission (OCHRC) was established in 1970 to serve the Orange County community. The OCHRC's primary purpose is to foster mutual respect and understanding among all groups in the county, including, but not limited to: race, color, religion, sexual orientation or preference, gender marital status, familial status, military or veteran status, age, disability, national origin, ancestry, ethnicity, citizenship, genetic information, status as a victim of domestic violence, stalking, or sex offenses, or any other status protected by federal, state or local law. They coordinate and facilitate education and awareness events in the community, in order to promote understanding of equity, acceptance, unity, and humanity.