UTICA — Integrated Community Alternatives Network (ICAN) is expanding eastward with a new office in Amsterdam, the organization recently announced. The move is part of ICAN’s mission to “Keep Families Together” by providing individualized and non-traditional services to at-risk individuals and families. ICAN held a ribbon cutting with the Fulton Montgomery Regional Chamber of Commerce […]
UTICA — Integrated Community Alternatives Network (ICAN) is expanding eastward with a new office in Amsterdam, the organization recently announced.
The move is part of ICAN’s mission to “Keep Families Together” by providing individualized and non-traditional services to at-risk individuals and families.
ICAN held a ribbon cutting with the Fulton Montgomery Regional Chamber of Commerce on April 15 to celebrate the opening of its new location at 1230 Riverfront Center in Amsterdam.
“The Fulton Montgomery Regional Chamber of Commerce is thrilled to have played a part in welcoming ICAN to our vibrant community in Amsterdam, N.Y.,” Anne Boles, chamber executive director said in a news release. “ICAN’s expansion signifies growth and opportunity and aligns with our chamber’s mission of fostering a thriving, supportive environment for businesses and nonprofits alike. We are confident that ICAN’s presence will profoundly impact the lives of many individuals and families. Their dedication to keeping families together and providing essential services is truly commendable. We look forward to seeing the positive changes ICAN will bring to our community and are excited about future collaborations.”
The new Amsterdam location was made possible through grants and other funding opportunities.
ICAN Chief Program Officer Allison Jackson said. “This expansion is a testament to our commitment to providing support and services where they are most needed. We look forward to many years of operation in this community.”
Founded in 1997, ICAN serves more than 2,100 individuals daily with a comprehensive network of services aimed at family reunification and preservation. It employs more than 275 people.
