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Provides one-time emergency funding for low income individuals or families who are struggling to pay rent, utility bills, or other basic needs due to a financial hardship.

Offers meetings the second and last Wednesday of each month at l:00pm. Call for details.

Service staffed by bilingual individuals who help Spanish-speaking members of the community access the mental health care they need. Interpretation services are provided to ensure clear and accurate communication with mental health providers, including therapists, psychologists, psychiatrists, and more. Services are offered in partnership with CCMH, The Resource Center, and UPMC.

Offers a full range of services and activities for adults and children, including computer access, story programs for preschoolers, and summer reading clubs for children and teens.

An inclusionary therapeutic dance/movement program for individuals with developmental, physical, and intellectual disabilities. Instructors and qualified volunteer dance partners work with students in a dance studio studying technical and adaptive forms of classical and contemporary dance styles (tap, jazz, ballet, hip hop, creative movement). Innovative non-ambulatory program for dancers in wheelchairs. Day hab classes available for adults enrolled in area day treatment and day hab programs. Annual dance recital held in May. Provides sessions in a safe, non-threatening environment for individuals to grow and develop their personal potential. Instruction focuses on the fundamentals of movement, expanding each individual's natural kinesthetic repertoire and studying a dance style in modified or technical form. The season culminates in an annual May production featuring dancers accompanied by a supporting cast of high school and college interns. The production is open to the public and tickets can be purchased on the website.

Oversees the maintenance of all town streets including snow removal. Oversees the maintenance of all town highways and streets including snow removal.

Offers education and referral services with limited direct emergency financial assistance available for electric, gas, and heating bills, prescriptions, rent, and security deposits.

Provides the residents of Nassau County with a constituent centered and holistic approach to the delivery of services and information through and between its Office for the Aging, Office of Mental Health, Chemical Dependency, and Developmental Disabilities Service, Office for the Physically Challenged, and Office of Youth Services. The department facilitates the sharing and exchange of knowledge, skill, and professionalism in a comprehensive and integrated manner. Additionally, the Department of Human Services works closely with, and enjoys a collaborative relationship with many non-profit and community-based organizations throughout the county. Call for detailed information.

Provides financial assistance for daycare costs to families with income below 300% of the federal poverty level. Supplements out-of-pocket expenses for daycare costs.

Educates students within the school district boundary.

Provides assistance to Broome and Tioga Counties.No heat situation: Furnace has had to have been in working condition in last year. Can not do repairs or replacement on an emergency basis. Follows all processes put in place by HCR. (application, audit, then can go into the home if the home and applicant eligible) The furnace repairs/replacement has to a part of a broader work scope.Must have lived in home for one year whether a rental or own home. If they receive HEAP or SNAP then they are categorically eligible.

Certified water quality testing lab measures numerous water quality parameters, including coliform / e.coli bacteria, nitrates, lead and more. Partners with volunteers to monitor local water quality including monitoring harmful algal blooms on Cayuga Lake.

Responsible for enforcing state laws, investigating crimes, providing laboratory analysis of criminal evidence, gathering and sharing criminal intelligence and providing expertise and resources to other law enforcement agencies throughout the state.

Provides Reference, Information and Referral, Readers Advisory, Literacy Center and Live Librarian. Offers Defensive Driving, Blood Pressure Screening and a wide range of programs which may include Yoga, arts and crafts, computer instruction, book discussions, performances and bus trips.

Offers a wide range of licensing, records, and informational services to town residents. Licensing and permits include marriage licenses, hunting/fishing/trapping licenses, disabled parking permits, dog licenses, block party permits, peddler/solicitor licenses, and racing/wagering licenses. Other services include processing passport applications as well as maintaining town records and archives. Prepares and collects property taxes for residents of the Town of Carlisle from January through May 31st. After May 31st all paperwork goes to the Schoharie County Treasurer's Office.

Develops and maintain peer support relationship with justice involved individuals that offer the opportunity on a one-on-one support setting to help avoid emergency room visits, re-incarceration and hospitalization.

The Environmental Health Unit is responsible for inspection, oversight and review of public water supplies, both community and non-community to insure that they comply with Part 5 of the New York State Sanitary Code. Yearly inspections are conducted along with sanitary surveys, reviews of water sample submissions and operational reports. "Boil water" orders are issued when necessary.

Offers paid internships and college credit(s) working in the Butler Special Needs Center. Program provides the opportunity to work with the special needs populations. Training and education provided at no cost.

AAP is a license home health care service located in Nanuet, New York in Rockland County serving all the county’s towns like New City, Suffern, Airmont, Nyack, Orangeburg, Pearl River, Monsey and Chestnut Ridge.

Erie County's ATUPA (Adolescent Tobacco Use Prevention Act) Program is part of a comprehensive state wide enforcement program designed to reduce the prevalence of tobacco use, and to attempt to prevent tobacco access to youth less than 18 years of age. The program coordinator maintains an up to date listing of registered and unregistered tobacco retail dealers and vendors (including cigarette vending machines) within the County. All facilities are visited yearly by program personnel to verify that they are properly registered with the New York State Department of Taxation and Finance to sell tobacco products; that proper signage regarding the sale of tobacco products to minors is conspicuously posted; and that tobacco products are properly and safely stored to prevent access to unauthorized individuals. Additionally, at least one compliance check per year with underage youth is done at each facility where tobacco products are available for sale, to verify that such products are not being sold to minors.