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A diverse variety of day programs enable people to learn new skills and gain confidence in order to pursue personal goals and reach their highest level of independence in the community. Programs are designed to assist people with intellectual and developmental disabilities through person-centered planning to become participating, contributing members of their communities. At the Brighton Park site, participants enjoy a backyard patio and gardening at an in-program greenhouse. Many also take part in making ceramics and volunteering throughout the local community.

A peer-run crisis diversion center open 365 days a year. Serves individuals going through a mental health crisis or pre-crisis who prefer not to go to the hospital. Transportation may be available; call to inquire. Services include:

• Professional Nursing Access
• Medical and Non-Medical Services Linkage
• Alternative Community Support Access
• Peer Support
• Tools for Support and Wellness Maintenance

The Renewal Center is part of the Kirsten Vincent Respite & Recovery Center.

Provides a food pantry and community kitchen (currently offering bagged lunches to go). Thrift store offers affordable clothing and household items. Baby Love Program provides diapers, wipes, baby food, and formula twice per month. Giving Tree collects and provides assistance for specific needs including children's coats, baby needs, Christmas gifts, and back to school needs among others.

Post office.

Surrogate's Court for Orleans County. Hears cases involving the affairs of decedents, including the probate of wills and the administration of estates and all matters relating to Article 17 and Article 17-A Guardianships.

Provides food and clothing pantry services. Individuals can receive food once monthly. Will deliver food in an emergency. Serves as a surplus food distribution site. Lunch served on weekdays by Maudie Mae's Community Kitchen. Free Thanksgiving and Christmas meals provided, along with a Breakfast With Santa. Holiday baskets also available for residents of Eastern Orleans County, including the Village of Holley, Town of Clarendon, and Town of Murray. Provides family development/case management services. Offers public access computers with internet and senior activities including bingo and crafts. When funding is available, provides rent and utility assistance in emergency situations under specific circumstances; clients should reach out and share their circumstances to learn whether they'd be eligible. Also offers a health clinic which provides the following:

• Telehealth services
• Health coach services, including health referrals and guidance on health insurance
• Visits from Oak Orchard Health's mobile health unit, which provides lab services and a nurse practitioner

Assists custodial parents to establish orders for paternity, medical support, and child support; handles collection and enforcement of orders once they have been established; and assists custodial parents in modification of existing court orders.

Offers customized fitness programs as well as a variety of aerobic and strength-building classes. Individualized programs are designed by experienced instructors and fitness experts. Live Group Exercise Classes coupled with Fitness on Demand virtual classes make group exercise accessible during all hours of operation. Serves as a Cooling Center for individuals during times of excessive heat. Always call ahead to make sure a Cooling Center is open before going there.

Advocacy, emergency assistance, case management program. Provides emergency food assistance through referral process. After school homework assistance program. Provides assistance with HEAP and food stamp applications.

1 and 2 bedroom apartments for seniors 55 years of age and older.

A counselor helps individuals develop an employment plan that might include volunteering, job readiness classes at Niagara University, skills training, job placement, and follow-along services after hiring. This plan is based on an individual's specific interests and abilities.

Statewide virtual support group for parents who are raising a child under age 18 with a brain injury. Virtual meetings are scheduled for the second Monday of every month from 7:30pm-8:30pm. Participants can join by computer or telephone; Zoom is not necessary to participate.

Offers various youth enrichment programs that address character and leadership development, community projects, health and life skills, and cultural enrichment. Various recreation, sports, and art based activities are offered throughout the year. Also offers a day trip program for 4 weeks in July for a separate fee.

A 7-week educational program for persons convicted of driving while intoxicated or impaired. Course content focuses on defensive driving, alcohol and substance abuse education, and where appropriate, referral for evaluation and treatment. The program seeks to provide early intervention by identifying individuals with problems and by educating participants of the impact of driving under the influence. Participants are enrolled in the program through the New York State DMV.