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Offers conflict resolution skills including, but not limited to, learning different conflict management styles, active listening skills, reflecting, dealing with emotions, and understanding other points of views. These skills are attained by mediator skills training, peer mediation training, family trainings, and group facilitation.

Provides postal services to area residents.

Provides mental health readjustment counseling to veterans who served in combat zones.

During the school year, a four-day-a-week Homework Help program for grades K-12 is made possible through the efforts of 35 volunteers, who provide after-school tutoring and homework assistance.

Hands-on museum and outdoor science park with 250+ exhibits for all ages. Engaging, education and empowering interactive programs available for families, school groups and children of all ages.

Veterinary care for native wildlife, except venomous reptiles.The following animals admitted only in special circumstances: adult deer large carnivores animals (raccoons, foxes, coyotes, skunks and bats) that can carry the rabies virus

Advice, activities, friendship, encouragement and support for local Christian homeschooling families. Local chapter of NYS LEAH (Loving Education At Home), a statewide Christian homeschooling support network.

Provides formal instruction for students in Kindergarten through 5th grade.

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. Other services include maintaining town records and archives as well as preparing and collecting property taxes for residents of the Town of Colton.

Provides informational assistance and enforcement of State and Federal discrimination laws. Receives, investigates, and files complaints of discrimination based on race, creed, color, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, military status, age, marital status, disability, prior arrest or conviction record and predisposing genetic characteristics.

Assists individuals ages 3 to 30 years with developmental disabilities in setting goals and identifying areas of interest. Areas include self advocacy, meal preparation, chores, money skills, grocery shopping, decision making, self direction, and interpersonal skills.

Information and services to: those wanting to place a child: counseling, supportive counseling, free attorney consultation, open adoption choices (choosing adoptive parents), post-adoption contact with pictures, letters and visits. families seeking to adopt and looking at all options (domestic infant and older children, international adoption): free, private one-on-one adoption consultation. couples or individuals seeking a to adopt an infant (domestic or international): free, private one-on-one consultation on options; pre-adoption education and counseling, home study preparation for adoption, post-adoption support and supervision services, referrals to professionals understanding adoption issues.

Provides leadership and support to its members to advance the capacity of a Standards-driven Information and Referral industry that brings people and services together.

Provides a 10-bed facility with 24 hour oversight and support for adults with an Axis 1 of severe and persistent mental illness (SPMI) who are unable to live independently. Provides training and assistance in the skills of daily living.

The primary purpose of the Residential Program is to provide individuals with a safe, clean environment, well-balanced nutritious meals, and the opportunity todevelop independent living skills. In addition, people are offered the opportunity for meaningful and enjoyable recreational activities in the evenings and on weekends. The Residential Services Program of The Arc of Madison Cortland operates different types of residential homes in order to meet the needs of adults with developmental disabilities. In order to be eligible for placement in the Residential Services Program, an individual must have a documented diagnosis of a developmental disability and be at least 18 years of age.

Provides balanced meals at low cost to those unable to prepare their own balanced meals and provide daily "check" on homebound client. All income levels eligible---based on need. Non-elderly adults may need doctor's referral for service.

Provides transportation for seniors and to and from senior congregate meals sites and socialization activities as well as to medical appointments, shopping, banking, and other personal needs.

• Offers educational programs for health care professionals and interested lay-persons on liver disease.

• Organizes and sponsors support groups and informational programs.

• Provides fundraisers and support for research.

• Offers support and promotion of Gift of Life Organ Donor Program.

• Offers liver wellness and drug awareness programs for primary school-aged children.

Provides comprehensive care for stroke patients from diagnosis to treatment. Provides neurological care including brain surgery, neurosurgery, and spine care.

Provides rental assistance subsidies to families and singles (who are over 62 or are disabled), which can be used to rent housing in the Watervliet area.