(a) This Subchapter applies to all certificates of incorporation of not-for-profit or business corporations and amendments thereof that require department approval for filing in accordance with the provisions of the Social Services Law, the Executive Law, the Not-for-Profit Corporation Law or the Business Corporation Law, when such certificates include among their corporate purposes:

1. (1) the care of destitute, delinquent, abandoned, neglected or dependent children;
2. (2) the placing-out or boarding-out of children, as defined in the Social Services Law;
3. (3) the establishment or operation of a home or shelter for unmarried mothers, excepting the establishment or operation of a hospital or facility providing health-related services, as those terms are defined in article 28 of the Public Health Law;
4. (4) the establishment or operation of a day-care center for children;
5. (5) the establishment or operation of any psychiatric clinic;
6. (6) the study, prevention or combating of juvenile delinquency;
7. (7) the study or prevention of poverty;
8. (8) the relieving or reducing of unemployment among youth;
9. (9) the promoting or providing employment of youth;
10. (10) the establishment or operation of a residential program for victims of domestic violence as defined in section 452.2(e) of this Title;
11. (11) the solicitation of contributions for any of the above purposes.

(b) The provisions of this Subchapter shall also apply to:

1. (1) the voluntary dissolution of any not-for-profit corporation, the formation of which required department approval;
2. (2) the name of any business corporation which shall contain the word blind or handicapped;
3. (3) the application of a corporation to establish and operate additional day-care centers or residential facilities, where its certificate of incorporation requires prior department approval for such additional establishment and operation.