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- N.Y. Social Services Law § 410-aa · Waitlist requirements
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 410-b · Federal grants
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 410-bb · Grants to not-for-profit facilities providing day care for children for employee salary and benefit enhancements
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 410-c · State reimbursement
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 410-cc · Start up grants for child day care
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 410-ccc · Child day care facility development
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 410-d · Short title: policy and purposes of title
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 410-e · Definitions
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 410-f · Regulation of eligible borrowers
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 410-g · Mortgage loans
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 410-h · Conditions and security for loans
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 410-i · Rates and admission of children
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 410-j · Transfer of real property
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 410-k · Supervision
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 410-l · Foreclosures and judgments
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 410-m · Fees and charges
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 410-o · Separability
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 410-p · Definitions
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 410-q · Child care resource and referral program services
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 410-r · Child care resource and referral programs
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 410-s · State reimbursement
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 410-t · Responsibilities of the commissioner
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 410-u · Establishment of block grant for child care
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 410-v · Allocation of block grant funds
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 410-w · Eligible families
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 410-x · Use of funds
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 410-y · Maintenance of effort
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 410-z · Reporting requirements
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 411 · Findings and purpose
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 412 · General definitions
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 413 · Persons and officials required to report cases of suspected child abuse or maltreatment
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 414 · Any person permitted to report
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 415 · Reporting procedure
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 416 · Obligations of persons required to report
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 417 · Taking a child into protective custody
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 418 · Mandatory reporting to and post-mortem investigation of deaths by medical examiner or coroner
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 419 · Immunity from liability
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 420 · Penalties for failure to report
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 421 · Responsibility of the office
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 422 · Statewide central register of child abuse and maltreatment
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 422-a · Child abuse and neglect investigations; disclosure
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 422-b · Local and regional fatality review teams
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 422-c · Establishment of the child abuse medical provider program (CHAMP)
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 423 · Child protective service responsibilities and organization; purchase of service and reimbursement of cost; local plan
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 423-a · Child advocacy centers established
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 424 · Duties of the child protective service concerning reports of abuse or maltreatment
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 424-a · Access to information contained in the statewide central register of child abuse and maltreatment
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 424-b · Children in the care of certain public and private agencies
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 425 · Cooperation of other agencies
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 426 · Annual reports
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 427 · Regulations of the commissioner
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 427-a · Differential response programs for child protection assessments or investigations
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 428 · Separability
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 429 · Home visiting
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 430 · Day services; when social services official may furnish
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 431 · Licensure
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 432 · State reimbursement; standards of payment
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 433 · Other state funding sources
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 434 · Funding limitations
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 440 · Findings; purpose
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 441 · Definitions
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 442 · Child care review service; establishment, operations and procedure
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 443 · Advisory committee
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 444 · Confidentiality of records; related matters
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 445 · Funding
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 446 · Statewide automated child welfare information system
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 447-a · Definitions
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 447-b · Services for exploited children
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 450 · Statement of legislative intent
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 451 · Definitions
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 453 · Maintenance subsidy; handicapped or hard to place child
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 453-a · Payments for non-recurring adoption expenses
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 454 · Medical subsidy
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 455 · Fair hearings
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 456 · State reimbursement and payments
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 457 · Out-of-state adoptive parents
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 458 · Availability of subsidy; publicity
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 458-a · Definitions
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 458-b · Kinship guardianship assistance payments
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 458-c · Payments for non-recurring guardianship expenses
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 458-d · Medical subsidy
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 458-e · Independent living services
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 458-f · Fair hearings
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 458-l · Education reform program
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 458-m · Family support services programs
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 458-n · Funding for family support services programs
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 458-o · Differential response programs for children under twelve
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 459-a · Definitions
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 459-b · Residential services for victims of domestic violence
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 459-c · Non-residential services for victims of domestic violence
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 459-d · Reporting requirements
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 459-e · Technical assistance
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 459-f · Payment for services
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 459-g · Cooperation of an abuser not required as a condition of eligibility for benefits or services
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 459-h · Confidentiality
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 460 · Declaration of policy and statement of purpose
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 460-a · Certificates of incorporation
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 460-b · Operating certificate
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 460-c · Inspection and supervision
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 460-d · Enforcement powers