To provide prevention and intervention programs that promote positive change and build healthy communities.
We are still offering the ASAP course, which is unaffected by the COVID 19 health crisis, as this is an online program.
In an effort to help minimize the impact of the Corona Virus (COVID-19), Cortland Prevention Resources is closed to visitors for the foreseeable future. All in-person groups and meetings are cancelled.
However, please know that our staff is still available to you. Please feel free to reach out via email, or phone 607-756-8970, ext. 255. For general inquiries please reach out to Leslie Wilkins, Director at lwilkins@familycs.org
Cortland Prevention Resources provides evidence-based drug, alcohol and tobacco prevention services and educational programs for children, teens, adults and families. We collaborate with other Cortland County agencies, school districts and businesses to promote positive change and build healthy communities through educational programs, workshops and training. We work on policy and enforcement efforts to reduce underage drinking and create positive alternative activities for youth. Cortland Prevention Resources is a division of Family & Children's Counseling Services.
Our programs are designed to further our mission and provide much needed services for children and families in our community.
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This evidence-based program that helps families improve communication and decrease conflict is now offered online. Parents can complete this FREE program at home on their time through a series of videos and practice scenarios with the support of our trained staff.
To register, click here.
Residents of Broome County contact Amanda Tolentino for more information at:
Telephone: 607-729-6206 ext. 231 or E-mail: atolentino@familycs.org
Residents of Cortland County contact Mary Dykeman for more information at:
Telephone: 607-756-8970, ext. 254 or E-mail: mdykeman@familycs.org
Our staff has compiled relevant COVID-19 resources to help you stay informed and navigate this difficult time.
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