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Provides gun locking devices to gun owners who want to protect others in case someone, especially children, finds their gun(s).

Reaches out to individuals with mental illness and struggling with substance abuse in the shelter system to assist them with treatment, housing and other community support services.

The DFC program, in collaboration with the Communities That Cares (CTC) Coalitions, aims to reduce substance abuse among youth by addressing community factors that increase the risk of substance abuse and promoting factors that minimize the risk of substance abuse. The CTC Coalition includes individuals from all sectors of the community who work together to reduce risk factors and strengthen protective factors through education, enforcement, and policy initiatives. If you are interested in joining the Putnam County Communities That Care please contact our Coalition Coordinator at [email protected].

Information and records of Birth, marriage, and death certificates will be provided.

Offers information on a variety of crime prevention issues, programs or services, from public awareness, protection, and possible ways to prevent crime, etc. Also provides a helpline for those who have been crime victims.

Provides Information, Reference and Referral Services and Readers Advisory Programs from birth through fourth grades. Programs and services include but are not limited to book discussions, kidnastics, Parent-Child Workshop, arts and crafts, movies, concerts, summer reading clubs, and storytimes.

Oversees 12 acres of park that include Softball fields, Little League fields, Tennis courts, Playground, All Children's Playground, picnic area, Handball Courts, Basketball Court, Skateboard Park, and Soccer/Football fields. Offers recreational programs for all ages including sports, dance, instructional, arts and crafts, bus trips, fitness and exercise and other activities. Programs change seasonally. Brochures are available tri-annually at the Center or on the web. Call for schedule and fees.

Offers a program geared toward those girls entering grades 2 through 12 who desire a training experience in all facets of basketball. A focus is on the fundamentals and our campers have fun focusing on it! In fact, basketball fundamentals are taught, demonstrated and drilled every day. Your child will receive expert instruction in shooting techniques, dribbling, passing, agilities, rebounding, footwork, fundamental stations and so much more. We provide individual coaching and group instruction as wells as 5-on-5 games and supervised competition. Campers are grouped according to their level of ability and every child is encouraged to excel and reach her maximum potential. For our Girls Basketball Camps, the Hofstra University Women’s Basketball team will demonstrate techniques and help develop campers’ individual and team skills in a fun, supportive and positive environment. We encourage all participants to become better basketball players by improving fundamental skills and learning what it takes to be reach next level. Girls Basketball Camp utilizes the university’s state-of-the-art, air-conditioned David S. Mack Sports Complex basketball arena indoor and outdoor basketball courts, premiere dining facilities, indoor heated Olympic-sized swimming pool, and fully equipped infirmary staffed by registered nurses. With expert instruction and a motivating, positive learning environment, Hofstra Summer Camps provide the ultimate opportunity for learning skills and gaining confidence while having fun and making friends. Call for more detailed information.

Narcotics Anonymous is a global, community-based organization with a multi-lingual and multicultural membership offering recovery from the effects of addiction through working a twelve-step program, including regular attendance at group meetings.

Accepts donations of new and used furniture, doors, windows, plumbing and heating, electrical, lighting, hardware, lumber, cabinets, appliances, tile and much more. These items are kept in stock to be used for home construction and repairs or are placed in the habitat store and warehouse to be sold at bargain prices.

Designed to help individuals with developmental disabilities or physical disabilities, through therapy, to enhance their life skills in their various environments and how to use specially adapted equipment to become more independent.

Takes in stray, abandoned, and abused animals, assists with complaints of domestic animals which have attacked people or other animals. Also offers the opportunity for people to adopt a pet. Do not take stray felines for adoption services. Neuter/Spay services no longer available due to funding.

There are three forms of counseling done at the Haverstraw Center through the Reachout program: individual, family and group counseling.

Provides financial help for child care needs to working families who do not earn enough to be in the median income range based on government standards.

Responsible for enforcing laws and ordinances, investigating criminal activity, engaging in activities that protect lives and property and work for the preservation of peace in the community.

Anyone in need of food assistance who resides in Port Jervis and surrounding communities.

Garnet Health Medical Center provides the basic medical care services for both inpatient and outpatient care.

Offers food to those in need.

Educates students within the school district boundary.

Educates students within the school district boundary.

Eligible households can receive energy efficiency services, which includes the cleaning of primary heating equipment, but may also include chimney cleaning, minor repairs, installation of carbon monoxide detectors or programmable thermostats, if needed, to allow for the safe, proper and efficient operation of the heating equipment. Benefit amounts are based on the actual cost incurred to provide clean and tune services, up to a maximum of $500. No additional HEAP cash benefits are available. Agency prefers clients call for details.

Mutual support groups whose members are people who have specific social, emotional or other mental health problems.

Provide home visiting services, virtual workshop to women ages 15-44 years old from preconception/inter-conception /pregnancy. This program service Mount Vernon, New Rochelle, Greenburgh, and Yonkers. *Note: this program is temporarily unavailable for home visits; however they are offering services virtual ONLY due to COVID. In a workshop format, this program offers month-to-month topics on preconception/pregnancy/inter-conception.

Offers a monthly support group for those individuals with diabetes, looking to get information, knowledge about the disease, managing issues, and mutual support.

The Vocational Rehabilitation (VR) Program offers guidance and counseling to assist consumers who are legally blind find or retain employment. Vocational counselors work with the consumer to develop an Individualized Plan for Employment (IPE).