CCSI Programs

Our center-based supplemental day habilitation program serves children and young adults aged seven and above with various developmental disabilities.  Our highly trained staff work with each individual in learning how to: make new friends while learning appropriate socialization skills, become as independent as possible while working on learning various vocational skills, academic skills, and everyday living skills, participate in various events such as weekly fitness classes, summer formal, cooking classes and holiday parties. Come learn and grow in a loving, fun and caring environment.  

The programs provide nutritious meals, exercise, art and culture programs, recreational activities, and health services to Staten Islanders age 60+.  Meals are healthy and made fresh.  Transportation to the centers is provided upon availability.  Social Service Case Assistance is offered to members to help maintain benefits, services and resources.

The Case Management program of CCSI helps individuals, families and senior citizens to secure or maintain basic necessities such as housing, food, heat/electricity, access to health care services, etc.  Our services and range of knowledge are broad with a focus on eviction prevention/housing stabilization services, utility stabilization, emergency food resources and substance abuse recovery services.   We accomplish this through advocacy, providing information, making referrals, helping to navigate the complex system of public benefits, helping to complete applications, providing emergency goods (such as food and coats), and by helping to apply for relief grants when applicable.