Peer Transportation Program: Provides rides to work and work related activities for up to 3 months for people who have been diagnosed with a mental health disability and live in Erie County. Also provides bus passes when an eligible individual begins work. Family Support Services: For people who receive services through OPWDD and live with a member of their own family in Erie, Niagara, Genesee, or Orleans County. Provides up to 6 round trips per month for the family to the destination of their choice in Erie, Niagara, Genesee, Orleans, and Wyoming Counties. May also provide a bus pass to the eligible individual in Erie or Niagara Counties. Fee For Service Transportation: Transportation available on a fee for service basis. All transportation is provided on a first come, first served basis in order of priority of each program. Services for residents living in Erie, Niagara, Genesee, Orleans, and Wyoming Counties. Anyone canceling 3 times without calling will no longer receive transportation.

Assistance with coordination of care for seniors who live in their own homes, as well as their families. Assistance with linking appropriate resources and determining eligibility for SSI, Medicaid, Lifeline, Food Stamps, and telephone discounts. Assistance with paperwork for entitlement programs such as Medicare, Medicaid, Food Stamps, Insurance counseling etc. Education and Counseling relating to Medicare and Medicare related products. Transportation to medical appointments for an hourly fee plus mileage. Assistance with selecting alternative living arrangements, with the goals of the older adult in mind.

Program designed to encourage and maintain healthy lifestyles in elderly residents of the Buffalo River Community by providing affordable healthy meals, facilitated physical activity, peer interaction and socialization, and health care navigation and access to support services. Program activities include congregate dining, low-impact aerobics exercise, pinochle, cards, Bingo, art classes compliments of Art Services, Inc., healthy aging education, recreational activities, day trips, and more. Transportation is provided for those in need to and from all the VCA senior programs on Tuesday through Friday.

Provides outpatient services to individuals 5 years of age and older. Treatment for children and teens focuses on family systems. Areas of concern may be Attention Deficit Disorder, Oppositional Defiant Disorder, or the parent child relationship. Provides adult treatment for a variety of psychiatric and psychological disturbances including Depression, Anxiety and Panic, Bipolar Disorder, and disturbances of thought and perception (such as hallucinations and delusions). In addition, issues such as family violence, sexual abuse, and impaired interpersonal relationships can be addressed. Clinical staff is comprised of mental health professionals of Masters-Level training and Community Mental Health Nurses, along with access to the expertise of a psychologist and psychiatrists. Various modes of treatment are utilized and include psychiatric evaluations, individual psychotherapy, marital and family therapy, group therapy, psychological testing, and psychiatric medication treatment. Treatment is supervised by a psychiatrist.

Serves people with Developmental Disabilities under OPWDD in multiple ways: - Assists individuals and their families to obtain OPWDD eligibility. - Provides transition services to young adults in the areas of independent living skills, higher education, and employment readiness skills. - Provides community habilitation and transportation services for OPWDD eligible individuals. - Offers a recreational dance program.

Yorktown Senior Services offers transportation for seniors to and from the Senior Nutrition Center, local supermarkets on Tuesdays, local shopping from Beaver Ridge on Tuesdays and local shopping from Jefferson Village on Wednesdays. See website or contact Nutrition Center for details. There is a suggested, voluntary contribution for these services. Separately, individuals can schedule rides for medical appointments, shopping, cultural events, hairdresser appointments and errands via RideConnect at the second number listed above. The transportation is provided by volunteers and the RideConnect bus.

Offers a variety of organized activities and programs for the seniors in the community to socialize and have fun together. Also offers transportation for shopping and medical appointments.

Ride United Transportation Access Program offers free Lyft rides to residents without access to a vehicle or public transportation. These rides can be used for non-emergency medical appointments, job interviews, workforce development training, court appearances, and other health and human service-related meetings. Ride United is only able to provide one round trip to and from a single location. At least one rider must be over 18 years of age. Once eligibility is confirmed, you will be emailed a code for your trip by LYFT.

Offers round-trip medical transportation to Medicaid recipients.

Advocacy, emergency assistance, education and outreach for persons living with AIDS/HIV and their caregivers. Prevention and awareness programs. Support groups. Individual, couple and family counseling. Assistance with obtaining appropriate housing. Assistance in enrollment in AIDS Drug Assistance Program ADAP. Financial assistance in emergency situations.

Provides a one time grant of up to $1,000 if you have been diagnosed with breast cancer and are currently under a physician's care. This grant can be used for such services as house cleaning, meal preparation, transportation expenses, or just a day of relaxation at a local spa.

Offers round-trip medical transportation to Medicaid recipients of Westchester County who have a doctor's approval/referral. To locate your local DSS District Office by Town and Zip Code, visit: https://socialservices.westchestergov.com/dss-district-offices/find-your-local-district-office

Provides entitlement information and advocacy assistance to military veterans and their dependents in matters relating to veteran's law.

Travel funds are available to help eligible patients when they must travel for specialized care. Please be sure to review eligibility criteria and send in proof of income information with your application.

Offers round-trip medical transportation to Medicaid recipients of Essex County who have no other resources to get to a medical-related appointment.

Offers a range of services to assist women diagnosed with breast cancer or gynecological cancers and undergoing cancer treatment including housecleaning, catering to the home, childcare, prosthesis purchase, massage therapy, salon services and transportation to medical appointments.

Provides information for those who qualify for Medical Transportation. Medicaid can pay for transportation to and from emergency medical care and services. Medicaid can also pay for transportation to and from Medicaid billable non-emergency medical care or services for a Medicaid eligible individual or reimburse that individual for the expense related to public transportation or private vehicle use. If your medical condition requires you to travel by taxi, ambulette, or ambulance, effective July 1, 2015 you must contact LogistiCare Solutions, the New York State Department of Health's transportation coordinator, at 1-844-678-1103. If you are hearing impaired (TTY) please call 1-866-288-3133. If you are traveling by private vehicle or public transit, you must contact LogistiCare Solutions at 1-844-678-1103 for prior approval of reimbursement. Call for detailed information.  

Provides transportation on Friday and Saturday nights for anyone (youth or adults) in the community who has been drinking or taking drugs and is unable to drive or anyone who has no ride due to a friend/date who is drunk or stoned or has been abusive.

Social and recreational programs for older adults Lunch including special diets and transportation available.

Provides a nutritious meal to Islip Town residents who are 60 years and over. Reservations must be made and a voluntary contribution per meal is suggested. Transportation is available.

Offers year round ferry transportation for passengers, cars, and trucks between Greenport and Shelter Island. Call or visit the website for times and additional information.

Provides the following services for people within the geographical boundaries of the parish: information and referral emergency funds food pantry and vouchers individual and group counseling for substance abuse volunteer drivers educational workshops bereavement support groups and home maintenance for the elderly. Call Ministry for further information.

Student volunteers from Great Neck High Schools are trained as volunteers. Program supervisor supervises student volunteers and makes assessment of seniors in program. Program identifies the continuing needs and networking resources for the homebound. Serves seniors 60 years and older. Serves the Great Neck, New Hyde Park, and Manhasset communities. This program is partially funded by the Nassau County Department of Senior Affairs as a Multi Service Senior Center.