Resource Directory

The Saint Regis Mohawk Tribe is the federally-recognized government of the Saint Regis Mohawk Reservation at Akwesasne. The territory under our jurisdiction lies south of the border dividing the United States and Canada. The lands north of the border are under the jurisdiction of our counterparts, the Mohawk Council of Akwesasne.

Sakhi for South Asian Women is an anti-domestic violence organization that works with the South Asian community in the New York metropolitan area. The organization is the second-oldest organization in the United States that is created for South Asian women. Since it was founded, Sakhi has helped more than 10,000 people experiencing violence. The or...

The helpline can be used by any person, including a first responder, who is experiencing emotional distress due to a disaster

The Self-Advocacy Association of New York State, Inc., is an organization founded, and led, by people with developmental disabilities for people with developmental disabilities. We promote the awareness and recognition of the civil rights and responsibilities which include the opportunities and choices of equal citizenship.

Sapna NYC primarily serves low-income South Asian immigrant women and families. The women we serve are diverse in background, with varying education levels, age, culture, religion, and beliefs. However, as new immigrants they have many of the same struggles of learning a new culture, navigating a new city, and understanding new systems. As such, ma...

The Saranac Lake Youth Center opened in 1982 and serves all Middle and High School students primarily in the Saranac Lake School District. It is open 2:30-7:00 pm Monday Friday after school and for six weeks in the summer as well. The Youth Center is housed in a bright 2000 sq. foot office space in downtown that is easily accessible from schools...

Sauti Yetu Center for African Women, Inc. is a community-based social services organization dedicated to uplifting African and other immigrant women and families by championing their needs, rights and voices.

The Schenectady County Human Rights Commission was established in 1965 to foster mutual respect and enhance understanding among all racial, religious and ethnic groups in Schenectady County, and to assist individuals in securing their legal rights.

"When do we call out bias, and when do we call it in?"

Latina women and girls building the power of the immigrant community towards advancing equity and justice. Through our work, we strive to nurture and improve civic engagement by way of leadership skills and legal representation.

The Seva Center of Humanity (SCH) is a not-for-profit charitable organization that has been recently formed and is currently awaiting the approval of tax-exempt status from Internal Revenue Services.The team of Seva Center for Humanity has been performing community service throughout Long Island for over 10 years.

The mission of the Shinnecock Cultural Resources Department is to identify, preserve, protect and maintain our cultural resources- our heritage, our environment, our traditions.Our goal is to instill knowledge, appreciation and pride of tribal heritage through intergenerational teaching of our values, history, ceremonies, traditions, and language.