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Provides services of environmental quality, oil spills, air quality, hazardous waste operations, solid waste, flood control, and forestry. Client referred to appropriate office if necessary.To report nuisance wildlife or animals injured or distressed, call 607-753-3095 x 247.

211 Susquehanna UW Vestal

Cornell's on-campus Peace Corps coordinator, Erin Fenton, is available for students and community members who have questions about Peace Corps, the application process, volunteer life, and admission to available programs, including the Master's International and Coverdell Fellows programs.

211 Tompkins Cortland

211 Life Line Finger Lakes

Serves county youth by providing nutrition education, fitness activities, management of volunteers who work with youth, and housing services for economically disadvantaged individuals and families.

211 Central New York

Places national service members in full-time service opportunities with partnering organizations to meet the goal of community sustainability through poverty elimination. Members build the capacity of their host organizations by doing community outreach, funds development, program implementation, volunteer management, and other tasks as needed. Members make a year-long commitment to serve, in which they fully immerse themselves into their communities, holding no outside employment and not attending school. Benefits include:

• Living allowance of $12,490 annually, paid bi-weekly.
• Choice of $6,095 education award or stipend of $1,800 upon completion
• Health coverage provided
• Eligibility for child care
• Life insurance if desired
• Intensive training and member support

211 Western New York

The AmeriCorps Builds Lives through Education (ABLE) Early Childhood program mobilizes individuals in national service to revive and strengthen educational environments, expanding opportunities for today's youth. Individuals serving in the program work to enhance the quality and impact of early childhood programming in Western New York. Program focuses on early childhood school readiness and addresses the need for more prepared early childhood teachers to work with ethnically diverse, low-income urban populations. ABLE Early Childhood provides tools to help members build careers in early childhood education and more effectively prevent future academic and developmental delays for students. ABLE Early Childhood members serve full-time up to 10-months in early childhood classrooms, working with 3- 4-and 5-year-old children. Members serve alongside lead teachers and are coached on early childhood teaching techniques. ABLE Early Childhood also operates the ABLE Summer Learning program, for which members serve full-time for eight weeks during the summer helping to offset summer learning loss for students in grades K-12. AmeriCorps members receive a living stipend, education award, and other benefits while serving. Contact the program for more information.

211 Western New York

Partners with various agencies throughout Allegany and Cattaraugus Counties and places AmeriCorps Members in positions to provide various services to the community, including in the categories below. Educational Services: Members serving in school districts and community agencies are assigned a caseload of youth to provide mentoring services resulting in demonstrated improvements in academic engagement. Capacity Building: Members are a part of a volunteer program that provides community members with the opportunities to participate in community service and service learning opportunities. Disaster Preparedness and Response: Members complete Community Emergency Response Training (CERT) through the Cattaraugus County Emergency Services and Cattaraugus County Health Department and provide preparedness training to the community.

211 Western New York

211 Western New York

211 Western New York

Provides services of environmental quality, oil spills, air quality, hazardous waste, operations, solid waste, flood control, and forestry. Client referred to appropriate office if necessary.

211 Susquehanna UW Vestal

Rockland County Youth Employment Program, (YEP). This year-round youth workforce preparation initiative provides employment training and job placement for eligible young people between the ages of 14 and 21. The YEP builds partnership with local private businesses, not-for-profits and municipal agencies to promote youth workforce development within the county, as well as providing for a labor cost savings for all participating employers. The YEP, funded by Rockland County and the Department of Social Services through the Federal Summer Youth Employment Program funding consists of two components: T.E.E.N. Works (Teen Employment Education Network), a 13-week program, offered in the after school hours, provides workforce preparation training and experiential activities for teens and young adults between the ages of 14 and 21.

211 Hudsson Valley / ADK

Provides volunteer opportunities for men, women, and youth. The Office of Volunteers continuously recruits, interviews and determines the best service suited for a volunteer. Those interested in becoming a volunteer can call, write or fax American Red Cross on Long Island. Online application available www.redcross.org/li.

211 Hudsson Valley / ADK

Compiles, edits and layouts the Senior Circle which is a joint quarterly newsletter by the Office for the Aging and Lifelong. The publication is mailed to all Tompkins County households with residents 55 years and older.

211 Tompkins Cortland

211 Life Line Finger Lakes

Provides volunteer opportunities for individuals 55 years of age or older in a variety of settings in Herkimer County. Prospective volunteers are interviewed by the director. Offers positions at non-profit agencies and healthcare facilities, based on their interests and experience.

211 Mid New York

Provides meaningful opportunities for individuals age 55 and older to serve their communities, while making an impact on critical community needs. Through volunteering, seniors provide major cost savings to agencies and municipalities.

Finger Lakes Region 211

Provides meaningful opportunities for individuals age 55 and older to serve their communities, while making an impact on critical community needs. Through volunteering, seniors provide major cost savings to agencies and municipalities.

Finger Lakes Region 211

Provides meaningful opportunities for individuals age 55 and older to serve their communities, while making an impact on critical community needs. Through volunteering, seniors provide major cost savings to agencies and municipalities.

Finger Lakes Region 211

Provides meaningful opportunities for individuals age 55 and older to serve their communities, while making an impact on critical community needs. Through volunteering, seniors provide major cost savings to agencies and municipalities.

Finger Lakes Region 211

Provides meaningful opportunities for individuals age 55 and older to serve their communities, while making an impact on critical community needs. Through volunteering, seniors provide major cost savings to agencies and municipalities.

Finger Lakes Region 211

Provides meaningful opportunities for individuals age 55 and older to serve their communities, while making an impact on critical community needs. Through volunteering, seniors provide major cost savings to agencies and municipalities.

Finger Lakes Region 211

Connects individuals with volunteer opportunities throughout the county. CVAC members receive the quarterly Thrive newsletter containing educational information and volunteer opportunity listings from a variety of community organizations.

Finger Lakes Region 211

Intergenerational program where older adults provide daily support for children with special needs at health and educational facilities in Rockland. One-on-one support to enhance child's learning experience. Income eligible volunteers receive financial support for participating in program. Meal, transportation daily. Education and training, insurance while on assignment also provided.

211 Hudsson Valley / ADK

This program offers older adults an opportunity to give back to their community, through volunteering. They can give of their time, talents and experience to engage in service activities that will assist in meeting the need of the community.

211 Hudsson Valley / ADK

Recruits adults 55 + who are looking for volunteer opportunities which are meaningful and help the community. All volunteer work is developed with Non-for-Profit agencies. Volunteers perform the following functions: warm line operation, friendly visitation, medical transportation and financial management assistance, exercise leaders, build repair management services.

211 Hudsson Valley / ADK