State of New York

Child Welfare and Community Services Funded Programs

Records represent programs funded by the New York State Office of Children and Family Services' (OCFS) Division of Child Welfare and Community Services (CWCS). Each record identifies the program name, administering agency, funding amounts, contract periods, and geographic service areas.

Example records
Namelegal entityCityaddressStateaddressZIP CodeaddressStreet AddressaddressPhonephone numberWebsitewebsiteCounties ServedgeographicProgram TypeclassificationFunding SourceclassificationProgram Descriptionadditional dataContract Datestemporal
Northern Manhatten Perinatal PartnershipNew YorkNY10027-3723127 West 127th St 3rd Fl Ste 3052126652600https://nmppcares.org/New YorkState Aid to LocalitiesState Aid to LocalitiesHFNY targets expectant parents and parents with an10/1/2025-9/30/2030
Rising Ground Inc.New YorkNY100181333 Broadway 8th Floor9143758717https://www.risingground.org/QueensState Aid to LocalitiesState Aid to LocalitiesHFNY targets expectant parents and parents with an7/1/2025-6/31/2030
YWCA of the Mohawk ValleyUticaNY135017 Rutger Park3157322159https://www.ywcamv.org/Oneida,HerkimerState Aid to LocalitiesState Aid to LocalitiesChildren's Advocacy Center (CAC) serves child vict10/1/2025-9/30/2030\
Use cases

Nonprofit KYB Verification for Grant Underwriting

A community development financial institution evaluating a loan application from a social services nonprofit checks whether the organization holds active state contracts, the size of those contracts, and how long the funding relationship with OCFS has been in place to assess revenue stability before extending credit.

NameFunding LevelContract DatesContract NumberStreet Address

Sales Territory Mapping for Social Services Software Vendors

A software company selling case management tools to child welfare agencies identifies which organizations are actively funded by OCFS, what counties they operate in, and the scale of their contracts to prioritize outreach to the highest-funded agencies in underserved regions.

NameCounties ServedFunding LevelProgram TypeWebsite

Fraud and Duplicate Vendor Detection for State Auditors

An internal audit team at a state agency cross-references contract numbers, organization names, and addresses to detect whether any entity appears under multiple names or addresses to collect overlapping funding for the same program type in the same county.

NameContract NumberStreet AddressCounties ServedFunding Level
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