Transportation is available for eligible older adults and people with disabilities to reach their doctors, run errands, and more. A Medicaid transportation provider.

Volunteers help the elderly, handicap and low income families with major home repairs such as roof repair, heating, hot water heaters and ramp construction.

The purpose of the Parks, Recreation, and Natural Resources Commission is to provide the Common Council, appropriate committees thereof, the City's quasi-judicial boards, and City staff with advisory research, public input, and analysis for matters related to parks, recreation, natural areas, trees, waterways and waterfront, boating, docks, the City of Ithaca Cemetery, and the Newman Municipal Golf Course.

Meals are delivered Monday through Friday by volunteers who check on participants each day. Meals on Wheels volunteers are needed to deliver meals once a week, Monday - Friday, between 11am and 1pm. You can sign up to be a driver, visitor, or both. Routes are available in various locations throughout Broome County including Binghamton, Chenango Bridge, Conklin/Kirkwood, Harpursville and Whitney Point. Volunteer drivers receive a mileage reimbursement.NOTE: (For service to Endicott, Johnson City, Town of Union, Vestal, and Maine, see Meals on Wheels of Western Broome.)

Comments:Trails open 10a-5p daily. For current Lodge hours and upcoming programs, please see our website: cayuganaturecenter.org- five miles of trails, historical Lodge building with indoor exhibits- TreeTops, six-story tree house- Pollinator garden, vegetable garden, and more!- year round public programs, day camps, and school programs- rentals available for weddings, parties, workshops

Provides soil information, technical assistance on soil erosion and natural resource conservation. Tree and shrub seedling sale offered in spring for reforestation and wildlife plantings. Nesting boxes for birds and bat houses.

Volunteers help with shelving books and clerical work. Youth volunteers interviewed in May/June for Summer Reading Program that starts in July.

Helps women and young girls experiencing an unexpected pregnancy. Offers alternative to abortion and referrals for medical care, diapers, formula, maternity clothes and baby clothing. Offers pregnancy self-test. All services are free and confidential.

Provides trip planning and referral services, transportation education, case management, transportation to health care services, transportation to employment, and travel training to individuals in need. Some services are based on need.

Provides recovery coaching; telephone recovery support; workshops and programs to support recovery; home-like setting for 12-step groups and other recovery groups; social activities including movie nights, holiday events, potluck suppers and more; library; and lounge area for relaxation, quiet conversations and reading. Meeting place for: Alcoholics Anonymous; Narcotics Anonymous; CoDA Codependents Anonymous; Overeaters Anonymous; Adult Children of Alcoholics. Chenango County 24 E Main St Norwich, NY 13815 Phone: 607-373-3825 Delaware County 84 Main St Delhi, NY 13753 Phone: 607-746-3570 Otsego County 22 Elm St Oneonta, NY 13820 Phone: 607-267-4435

Offers food pantry. Walk-in.Emergencies can contact Jane Walker Lloyd at 607-467-3518Holiday Basket sign-ups until November 14, 2024. Stop by the pantry on Thursdays 3pm-6pm or call 607-467-4000 and leave a message and someone will return your call.

Accepts donations of food, money, gift cards and needs volunteers to assist with the food pantry.

In case of emergency, dial 9-1-1.Meetings, equipment checks, training: Thursday, 6:30-9:30 pmPotential volunteers: stop by the firehouse, Thursday, 6:30-7:30 pm

The Paul Schreurs Memorial Program (PSMP) offers academic, personal, emotional and social support through a variety of activities including, advocacy, tutoring, mentoring, and community service. These efforts engage youth participants who are marginilized or under-served and provide opportunities for them to experience success and be confident life-long learners.

Trains and supports community volunteers to educate and energize residents about composting's benefits and methods to divert materials from the waste stream and maximize waste reduction.

Volunteers (9th grade or older) welcome to help with stocking food pantry and packing food packages in Binghamton and/or Endicott. Volunteers help with holiday program distribution. Grade school student volunteers must be accompanied by adult.

Call the Food Pantry at 607 785-3214 before going to the pantry to ensure they are open on the day you plan to visit. Leave a message on the answering machine that includes your name, phone number, the number of people in your household and the day you plan to visit the pantry. They will add your name to a list of households visiting that day. They will only return calls if you say you need to talk to someone in person. Please arrive no later than 20 minutes before closing.

Offers emergency food pantry to area residents in zip code 13811 only. May be served once per month (Schedule changes Nov/Dec).

Offers clothing, shoes, linens, kitchenware, crafts, toys, books, small furniture items and more. Donations accepted during open hours.

Provides clothing to those in need

Community volunteers who want to donate their time and expertise to prepare for and respond to emergencies of any kind.

Coordinates a network of foster families to provide pets with temporary homes while families transition into a safer living environment.

Showers available for those in need by appointmentVolunteers needed for shower set-up, monitoring and clean-up

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

Trained speakers present a 45 minute Powerpoint presentation on topics including: De-cluttering your Life, Senior Scams, Medicare Basics, and Medication Management.