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Whitney M. Young Health Services provides podiatry services to the uninsured and working poor residents of Albany and Rensselaer Counties. Podiatrists improve the overall health and well-being of patients by focusing on preventing, diagnosing, and treating conditions associated with the foot and ankle.

Provides information, caregiver assessments, one-on-one consults and referral to family caregivers of older adults. Offers information about programs and services available at Office for Aging and throughout the community. Publishes information in the Senior News "Caregiver Corner"; sponsors caregiver support group/chat; and educational programs. Trainings held both daytime and evenings. Locations and times vary.Respite options for caregivers include day-in-home respite, day-out-of-home respite, and overnight respite.

Fosters closer relations between the library and the community, support the library's functions, resources, services, and needs, encourages benefactions, gifts, endowments.

Assists with temporary housing for individuals and families who have no permanent housing.

A free public middle school offering grades 6-8.

Offers a variety of adaptive sports programs including; Handcycling, Yoga, Tai Chi, water/alpine skiing, adaptive climbing, golf clinic, wheelchair table tennis and other activities.

Provides emergency food pantry, and limited financial assistance, advocacy, counseling referrals, and assistance with Department of Social Service applications. Call for further information.

Provides information, training and assistance to older residents and their caregivers concerning health insurance information, rights and responsibilities and other insurance options available.

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

Educates students within the school district boundary.

Oversees the maintenance of all county roads including snow removal.

Offers the opportunity for anyone, from children to adults to be part of a reading or book club which encourages reading, social interaction, and fun.

Educates students within the school district boundary.

Provides formal instruction for students in 5th through 7th grades.

TOMPKINS COUNTYCops, Kids and Toys, 607-592-1870/ 607-423-3047 especially needed: gifts for teenagers (gift cards, watches, bath sets, hand lotions, jewelry, combs, brushes) infant toys gloves and hats toy guns, knives or items with violent themes are not accepted donations should not be wrapped drop off at 90+ drop-off sites (announced on Cayuga Radio Group stations), any police station in Tompkins County and Ithaca College Security CASH DONATIONS: checks payable to Cops, Kids & Toys; send to Cops, Kids & Toys, 836 Hanshaw Road, Ithaca, NY 14850Cornell Elves, Bill Alberta, [email protected] individuals, families or groups receive profile sheet(s) about child(ren), identified by their schools as in greatest need; buy, wrap and deliver gifts to the child's school CASH DONATIONS: (all donations used to buy items for the program) checks payable to "The Elves;" send to The Elves, c/o Bill Alberta, 103 Barnes Hall, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY 14853.Salvation Army Worship and Service Center - Christmas Assistance, 607-273-2400 Angel Tree donations: trees bearing tags with requests from children for Christmas presents are situated in several locations (Walmart, Tops (downtown and Lansing) and the Shops at Ithaca Mall). Take a tag, purchase the gift and leave it, unwrapped, with the tag, in the box next to the Angel Tree. food donations: leave at the Salvation Army Worship and Service Center, 150 N Albany St, Ithaca. "Adopt a Family" (provide a whole family with gifts and food for holiday dinner), contact Lucy, Salvation Army, 273-2400.CORTLAND COUNTYToys for Tots, 607-423-7331 takes donations of new, unwrapped toys CASH DONATIONS: checks payable to "Toys For Tots"; send to Toys For Tots, Cortland County Marine Corps League, 76 Main Street, Cortland, NY 13045

Provides a blend of day rehabilitation, supported work, and volunteer work through small group experiences in the community.

Children and adolescents with HIV infection and other diseases that lead to secondary, not genetically defined immune defects, are evaluated and treated. Physicians, Nurse Specialists, Pediatric Nurse Practitioners, Social Workers and Laboratory Technologists formulate treatment protocols for these children.

Offers licensing, records, and informational services to village residents.

Provides information for living, learning, playing, and working in the Corning Area. Maps, brochures, special event information and tickets to area attractions are available. The center also has available accommodation and restaurant assistance, souvenirs, daily rental lockers, wi-fi, and loan of wheelchairs (compliments of Guthrie Corning Hospital).

Provides access to local public records. Fulfills Freedom of Information requests. Administers various state and local license permits. Serves as the Registrar of Vital Statistics and provides various services related to birth and death certificates, and marriage licenses. Issues dog licenses and provides dog control services.

Volunteers who serve as drivers to assist in brining older adults and individuals who are vision impaired to medical appointments. gn up here to serve as a volunteer driver and experience the joys of helping your neighbors in need. To serve as a TRA volunteer, you need to have a valid driver’s license, NYS auto registration card, NYS minimum auto insurance, be aged 21+, own a dependable vehicle, and be fully COVID-19 vaccinated with boosters. Please complete the registration form below. You may also call us at 914-764-3533 or email [email protected]. After submitting your application, you’ll receive a call from a TRA team member to complete the process.