ICC members include New York City agencies that fund or provide direct services to youth, as well as those that indirectly support youth services. Member agencies are committed to enhancing the quality of youth services through collaborative strategic planning and information sharing. The ICC also works to identify areas where duplication or fragmentation in services may be reduced to improve cost efficiency and effectiveness of service delivery.

The following ICC members provide direct youth services:

• Administration for Children's Services
• Department for the Aging
• Department of Citywide Administrative Services
• Department of Correction
• Department of Cultural Affairs
• Department of Education
• Department of Environmental Protection
• New York City Fire Department
• Department of Health and Mental Hygiene
• Health and Hospitals Corporation
• Department of Homeless Services
• New York City Housing Authority
• Human Resources Administration
• Department of Juvenile Justice
• Department of Parks and Recreation
• New York City Police Department
• Department of Probation
• Brooklyn Public Library
• New York Public Library
• Queens Borough Public Library
• Department of Youth and Community Development

The following members provide indirect services for youth through policy and budget support:

• The Council of the City of New York
• Deputy Mayor's Office for Policy
  Please call 311 for additional information
• Mayor's Office of AIDS Policy Coordination
• Mayor's Office of City Legislative Affairs
• Mayor's Office of the Criminal Justice Coordinator
  Please call 311
• Mayor's Office of Health Insurance Access
• Mayor's Office of Operations
• Mayor's Office for People with Disabilities
• Mayor's Office of Management and Budget
• New York City Sports Commission

Additional Information:

• ICC Work Groups
• ICC Youth Volunteer Initiative
• City Charter - ICC
• Frequently Asked Questions
• ICC Portal