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Offers and require special training for working on one of the hotlines or advocating for crime victims. Clerical and assisting with fund raising, marketing, and answering phones.

An Office of Mental Health (OMH) funded Recovery Center offering services for adults with mental health conditions. Services include employment support, benefits advisement, parenting classes and support, financial literacy development, educational services, volunteer opportunities, meals, and some social activities. Individualized, same day services are available. Certified Benefits Advisors on staff. Certified Employment Network offers Ticket to Work services for SSI/SSDI beneficiaries. ##REENTRY##

Educates and engages individuals, families, and companies in meaningful volunteer opportunities in the community. Connects people with opportunities to serve, builds capacity for effective local volunteering, and promotes and recognizes volunteerism.

Ardsley High School students serving as volunteer Peer Leaders who help Ardsley Middle School students with homework and role modeling after school at the community center Mondays and Fridays. Thursdays are info sessions at the high school. Earns community service hours. Snacks and refreshments provided.

Fall and Spring Days of Caring for corporate employees and college students.

Serves as the single point of contact for volunteerism on Fort Drum, assists individuals with locating appropriate volunteer opportunities, maintains a volunteer job bank, and manages volunteer recognition.

Volunteers help with event planning. No age restriction. Call for information.

Provides volunteer opportunities for individuals with mental or emotional disabilities to help in their rehabilitation process. VIP matches these individuals with volunteer internships to assist them build the skills needed to transition into paid employment.

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.

Thrift shop provides low cost apparel, bedding, linens, books, toys, games, kitchenware, small kitchen appliances, etc.Donations accepted. Does not accept upholstered furniture, mattress, television and computers.

Offers opportunity for individual volunteerism; also corporate engagement, through employee volunteer programs, as well as referrals to community agencies that may have opportunities for volunteers to become more engaged in their communities.

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.

Recruits women who are interested in volunteer opportunities and community involvement.

Volunteer-based programs offer a way to really make a difference in the lives of community residents, while at the same time providing information that you will personally benefit from. Volunteer opportunities offer flexible hours, free training, and ongoing support.

Volunteer Opportunities: Research Parent/child activities at Family Resource Center Assist in community outreach Data formulation and data entry

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.

Provides an environment within which participants can be involved in meaningful activities that allow them to grow and learn, pursue personal goals and interests, gain greater independence and make a contribution to their community. Consumers participate in a variety of activities each of which meets specific goals for the individual. Volunteer opportunities across the Capital Region often leading to paid jobs.

Provides an environment within which participants can be involved in meaningful activities that allow them to grow and learn, pursue personal goals and interests, gain greater independence and make a contribution to their community. Consumers participate in a variety of activities each of which meets specific goals for the individual. Volunteer opportunities across the Capital Region often leading to paid jobs.

Volunteers are the backbone of the YMCA. At all levels, volunteers contribute valuable resources of knowledge and talents to help our association carry out its mission. Whether your talents and interests are in sports, special events, or fundraising.Opportunities starting at 13 years of age through our teen swim assistant program and camp counselor in training program at 15 years of age.All Volunteers over the age of 18 years old are required to pass a background check.

Provides free day care for infants, toddlers, and preschoolers of single-parent students who meet certain criteria. (low income, single parents attending high school, college, business school, voc-tech or GED classes) Offers childcare during work hours in addition to their school hours. Presents workshops to these parents on child care, home management, nutrition, and educational options.

Seeks to connect individuals with meaningful opportunities for service and keeps individuals informed of volunteer opportunities.

Offers maximum flexibility and choice to its volunteers as it matches the personal interests and skills of older Americans with volunteer opportunities to serve their communities. This program also offers exercise programs and a telephone reassurance program (Good Morning Broome and Good Afternoon Broome).

Offers one- and two-bedroom apartments. Utilities (except telephone) included with rent. Also provides skilled nursing care and rehabilitation services in nursing home setting. Includes both health-related and skilled nursing levels of care, as well as support services of social worker.

Student-directed program, part of a national student movement promoting a lifetime commitment to public service and social action, presents opportunities for students to learn about the surrounding community and gain experience in public service and volunteering.During the one-day service experience, student teams, supervised by a student team leader, work on projects, such as demolition, painting and education, for non-profit organizations in the community.