Schenectady County Integrated Services is a division of Schenectady County government committed to providing coordinated and comprehensive human services to residents. Operating within the public sector, this office specializes in integrating multiple state and county programs to improve service delivery and promote well-being across diverse populations. Through collaborative partnerships and centralized access points, the agency supports individuals and families in navigating services related to mental health, substance abuse, housing stability, and family support. Their model emphasizes community-based care, ensuring that services are accessible, person-centered, and aligned with local needs.

The organization demonstrates strong interdepartmental collaboration, working closely with public health, probation, social services, and community organizations to address complex social challenges. Culturally responsive and data-informed, Schenectady County Integrated Services is focused on reducing system fragmentation and promoting equitable outcomes for all residents. The agency also participates in statewide initiatives to improve care coordination and outcomes for high-needs populations.

Key services:

– Integrated case management and service coordination
– Mental health and substance abuse referrals and support
– Family and youth services, including crisis intervention
– Housing assistance and homelessness prevention
– Cross-agency coordination with public health and social services
– Assistance navigating public benefits and government programs
– Community outreach and engagement programs
– Data-driven planning and resource allocation