PRO ACTION OF STEUBEN AND YATES INC

Programs

1. Early childhood services:head start (hs) - services includes center-based early education programming five days per week during the school year throughout steuben and yates counties. Home visitors support classroom families to advance their goals through family assessments and plans; referrals to community support; informal counseling, advocacy, crisis intervention.early head start (ehs) services - includes center-based programming in bath and hornell for infants and toddlers five days per week throughout the calendar year and home-based services throughout steuben and yates counties offer developmental activities via home visits conducted with the parent and the infant/toddler, along with parenting education opportunities. - 321 total children served (171 hs, 100 ehs, 50 upk) - operated 15, four-year-old classrooms, 3, three-year-old classrooms - operated 1 infant, 1 toddler classrooms - 360 caretakers participated in parenting education via home visits or groups - 224 head start children improve their literacy skills - 528 parents/guardians provide volunteer services to hs & ehs programspro action child care council (paccc) - is a resource and referral service dedicated to…

   $19,087,059 spent
   78% of program spending

2. Adult nutrition services:pro action's senior nutrition program promotes health and quality-of-life by connecting older adults with healthy food to support a fulfilling life.pro action provides senior nutrition programs in partnership with steuben county and yates offices for aging. These programs offer solutions for people who have limited ability to leave the house (home-delivered) as well as those who wish to get out and socialize with peers (congregate). - 75,290 meals delivered to homes throughout steuben and yates counties, allowing older adults to remain in their homes and receive a regular "check in" from delivery drivers to assess well-being - 20,925 congregate meals were served at sites throughout steuben & yates counties. Congregate sites provide socialization and educational programming - 862 customers served - 178,455 miles logged by both volunteers and paid staffexpenses $ 1,142,097. Including grants of $ 0. Revenue $ 0.

   $1,142,097 spent
   5% of program spending

3. Energy services:the energy services program assists eligible households with meeting the demands of home heating costs and with reducing those costs through energy conservation measures. - 68 households were served through the weatherization assistance program - 115 households received heating or cooling through the home energy assistance program

   $1,135,513 spent
   5% of program spending

4. Employment services:these programs provide guidance and tools for job seekers to find and secure good jobs, while helping them develop skills and supporting their success in the workforce. In addition, some programs help people work toward financial goals and build assets.summer youth employment - gives youth ages 14-20 an opportunity to gain valuable work experience at various worksites throughout steuben county.wheels for work - helps eligible individuals secure reliable transportation to either retain or obtain employment.senior community service & employment program (scsep) - matches job seekers age 55+ with a community service assignment based on employment interests and goals.adult literacy services - pairs adult learners with trained tutors to work one-one-one or in small groups toward the learner's language goals. It is available at no cost to the learner and is 100% confidential. - 87 youth were employed through the summer youth employment program - 28 customers were assisted through wheels for work - 27 individuals were placed in scsep, and 9 obtained permanent employment - 12 individuals were matched with a tutor to receive english language education

   $600,010 spent
   2% of program spending

5. Other aging services:case management - yates office for aging's case management service helps to identify the needs of the individual, plan care, arrange and monitor services.expanded in-home services for the elderly (eisep) - for individuals who are frail and need help with housekeeping, personal care, shopping, laundry, etc., there's expanded in home services for the elderly program.respite services - respite services help provide an aide or a volunteer to assist or visit with the care receiver for a few hours periodically so the caregiver can have a break.yates ofa - helps interested older adults figure out which programs can be helpful to them through its information and referral service.long term care counseling/yates ny connects - gives advice and counseling on in-home services as well as residential options.health insurance information and assistance - provide information and counseling on questions related to medicare, long-term care insurance, pharmaceutical coverage programs, medicare savings program and medicare extra help.caregiver support program - offers guidance, respite and support to those who aid loved ones. Participants will learn strategies to help with the…

   $958,594 spent
   4% of program spending

6. Food distribution:food distribution occurs through yates county pop-up pantries in dundee, and the hope center food pantry located in penn yan. Yates office for aging also distributes farmers market coupons - 2,558 boxes of fresh and perishable food distributed at pop-up pantries - 900 farmers market coupons distributed - 456 families receive food from the hope center food pantry - 8,149 boxes of fresh and perishable food distributed via a self-serve model - 1,383 hours of volunteer time is given at the food pantry

   $1,393,584 spent$308,989 earned by the program
   6% of program spending

The 6 programs described on its FY2025 Form 990, listed largest first by expense. Program spending in total: $24,316,857.