Our Programs

Welcome to the Integrated Community Alternatives Network, ICAN! We strive to empower children, families and individuals who have high service needs, to enable them to live in ways that are productive and healthy, and to keep families together.

Our reach extends to families and individuals living in many of the counties in Central New York, including Oneida, Herkimer, Montgomery, Madison, Oswego, Otsego and beyond. At ICAN, we know that with our help, you CAN overcome certain life challenges and transitions, and meet your goals.

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Kids Oneida is our flagship program for home-based mental health services for children, built on the National Wraparound Initiative and program design.

Oneida County
Kids Oneida, Inc. and the Herkimer County Department of Social Services partnered in 2008 to launch the Kids Herkimer program.

Herkimer County
As one of ICAN’s newest programs, Kids Otsego is a preventive services program housed at the Department of Social Services in Cooperstown, NY.

Otsego County
For the past 11 years, Evelyn’s House has provided transitional living and rapid rehousing for pregnant women and new mothers aged 16-24.

Oneida County
Healthy Families of Herkimer County provides an excellent team of family support specialists and critical resources to assist families with the transition to parenthood.

Herkimer County
Healthy Families of Oneida County is an evidence-based program that provides home-based support services for families preparing to welcome a new child into the world.

Oneida County
Nurturing Parenting Program

Nurturing Parenting Program

Our Nurturing Parenting program focuses on providing resources to parents and families so that they may successfully experience family reunification.
Peer Support

Peer Support

As a program that serves as a complementary program to any of our services or programs, Peer Support combines credentialed specialists and peer advocates, to provide support based on lived experiences and expertise.
Adult Care Management

Adult Care Management

For adults living with chronic medical conditions, HIV/AIDS and/or have a serious mental illness, our Adult Care Management program strives to provide community resources to assist in improving physical and mental health.
Children's Care Management

Children's Care Management

Our Children’s Care Management program was designed to empower families to make healthy decisions, and encourage youth to make positive behavioral choices.
SPIN

SPIN

Our Service Provision for Individual Needs (SPIN) provides an array of support services that complement many of ICAN’s programs, and can be tailored and customized according to need.
Community Education & Training

Community Education & Training

Since 2015, we have been utilizing our KEY program to teach young adults transitional life skills. “KEY,” which is an acronym for “Knowledge Empowers You,” is a powerful, comprehensive life skills program.
School Based Services

School Based Services

ICAN’s School-Based Services often prove critical in the ultimate success and health of students, as these support services provide mental health and pro-social emotional supports to students in their school setting.
Project Home

Project Home

Project HOME offers rapid re-housing services to transitional-aged youth who are homeless.

Oneida County
Home and Community Based Services (HCBS)

Home and Community Based Services (HCBS)

When ICAN launched our Home and Community-Based Services (HCBS) in 2017, we knew these supports were needed. We soon discovered just how needed in-home care for children and adults was. HCBS has grown to be one of ICAN’s largest programs, reaching over 205 people across four counties this year.
Child and Family Treatment and Support Services (CFTSS)

Child and Family Treatment and Support Services (CFTSS)

(CFTSS)Child and Family Treatment and Support Services are new behavioral services covered by NYS Medicaid.
Street Outreach

Street Outreach

It is the goal of Street Outreach to locate street homeless individuals to connect them to services and assist them with finding housing.

Oneida County
TEEN OUTREACH FOR REGIONAL COMMUNITY HEALTH (TORCH)

TEEN OUTREACH FOR REGIONAL COMMUNITY HEALTH (TORCH)

Helps teens develop strong social-emotional skills, learn to build healthy relationships, avoid risky behaviors, and develop a sense of purpose.
SNUG

SNUG

SNUG uses a public health approach and works to reduce gun violence by mediating conflicts with the individuals at the highest risk of shooting or being shot.

Oneida County