Behavioral Health: Treatment and supportive services for mental health and substance use disorders, including rehabilitation, psychiatry, support groups, and therapy.

Education: Services that provide and promote education, including academic scholarships, special education programs, early childhood education programs, tutoring services, ESL classes, and GED programs.

Emergency: Services that provide immediate, short-term assistance, including mental health crisis intervention services, emergency shelters, emergency financial assistance, disaster preparedness and response services, and heating and cooling centers.

Family & Youth: Services that provide support to families and youth, including family counseling, adoption and foster care services, child care programs, infant and child supplies, parenting support and education, and youth empowerment programs.

Financial Support: Services that provide assistance paying for housing, education, food, transportation, medical expenses, etc., or that are aimed at improving financial literacy, such as financial education and tax preparation assistance.

Food: Services aimed at improving access to adequate and nutritious food, including food delivery, free or low cost meals, food pantries, food vouchers, and farmers' markets.

Goods: Services that provide basic goods like clothing, furniture, medical supplies, and toiletries for free or at a reduced cost.

Health: Services around navigating, accessing, and paying for health services, including primary and specialist care, medical bill and prescription assistance, wellness programs, health insurance enrollment assistance, and harm reduction services.

Housing: Services aimed at improving access to safe and affordable housing, including housing counseling, emergency shelters, low-income housing, financial assistance, supportive housing, home repair services, etc.

Legal: Services that provide legal support and advocacy, including free or low-cost legal representation, citizenship application assistance, support services for individuals involved in the criminal justice system, and assistance with obtaining and changing identity documents.

Social Supports: Services that provide general community support, such as community centers, case management, and benefits assistance, as well as services that are population specific, such as LGBTQ services, disability services, senior services, and HIV/AIDS services.

Transportation: Services around accessing and paying for transportation, including car repair assistance, free or low cost transportation, disability-accessible transportation, driver's education, etc.

Work: Services for workers and job-seekers, including job search assistance, career counseling, job training resources, supported employment, and retirement and unemployment benefits assistance.

Municipal services, such as sewage disposal, food inspection, fire departments, police departments, etc.

Government offices with no community programs, such as the New York City Mayor’s Office, the Chamber of Commerce, or the District Attorney’s Office

Commercial services, like T-Mobile, Craig’s List, or utility providers

WellSky Social Care Coordination also does not actively collect, curate, import, or validate any information on individual medical providers. This includes private practices, lone specialists, and any other providers that exist outside an agency, organization, medical center/system, etc.

We also have a policy against including resources that deliberately provide deceptive/ misleading information to clients.

Fire stations

Police stations/ departments, sheriff departments

EMT

Courts

District attorneys

Government offices with no community programs

Correctional facilities, prisons, jails, juvenile detention facilities, etc

Probation/ parole services

County clerks

Juror/ jury services

Highway department/ services

Consumer affairs, consumer protection

Political committees/ headquarters (Republican Party, Democratic Party, Libertarian Party, Tea Party, etc)

Tourism departments/ services

Radio stations

Chambers of commerce

Public works

Sewage/ waste disposal

FBI

Animal control

County assessor

City clerk

Parks (without programs)

Golf courses

Permit/ licensing offices

Homeland Security

Cemeteries

Cultural resources like museums

Airports

Amusement parks

Environmental conservation organizations

Post offices

Coroners

Medical examiners

Zoning/ regional planning offices

Politician’s offices (e.g. Senator’s office, Mayor’s office, etc)