Offers funding to local agencies who create programs for county youth. Also provides information about various youth issues locally and nationally.

Provides reference, information and referral, reader's advisory, career counseling and a business resource information center. Offers GED, ESOL classes, defensive driving and a wide range of programs which may include book discussions, lunch and travel, performances and films, computer instruction and bus trips.

Focuses on creating asset development opportunities for both residents and entrepreneurs. Assists individuals in growing and investing in their communities by providing lending capital, training, consulting, technical assistance, seminars, workshops, and low-cost business rental space to new and existing businesses that would otherwise lack access to these services. Assists area residents in developing asset based thinking by providing financial literacy training, basic budgeting, and home appliance loans to combat predatory lenders. Loan programs and Cottage Industry Assistance Program target low to moderate income existing and prospective individuals. Chautauqua Microenterprise Loan Fund and the Women and Minority Microenterprise Loan Fund Programs help small businesses by providing small business start up and expansion loans. The small business incubator offers small businesses an opportunity to grow and stabilize with subsidies around rent, business services, and technical assistance. Program site serves as a Warming Center during times of excessive cold and as a Cooling Center during times of excessive heat. Always call ahead to make sure a Warming/Cooling Center is open before going there.

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The BEST (Business and Employee Skills Training) Center at Genesee Community College offers a wide variety of programs designed to meet the evolving needs of the workforce and local businesses. These programs are primarily non-credit and focus on professional and workforce development, aiming to improve individual job skills and bolster organizational performance. Programs include technical, healthcare, business and professional development, computer and online training, driving, safety, Rural Police Training Academy, apprenticeship, and corporate customized training. The BEST Center focuses on providing high-quality, practical training to enhance individual job skills, prepare people for new careers, and support the economic growth of the Genesee, Livingston, Orleans, and Wyoming (GLOW) counties and beyond.

Offers a vast array of programs aimed at serving various communities in their development and revitalization efforts leading to overall economic development. Programs include: Business Loans Business Signs & Awning Grants Contractor Corner Home Rehabilitation & Repairs Grants and Loans Lead Line Service Replacement Grant Request for Proposals Special Projects - New Cassel Urban Renewal Plan Visit website for details about each program

A thrift store which also provides comprehensive job skills training opportunities, employment support services, and educational opportunities for residents for Orleans and Genesee Counties. Thrift store accepts donations of good condition household items, furniture, books, DVDs, CDs, collectibles, current educational materials, craft and hobby items, musical instruments, antiques, small and large appliances, and workplace apparel. Pick up available for donations of large household items and furniture. Employment services include resume and job search assistance, job skills training, and on-the-job work experience. Also offers free access to computers and internet for job searching activities. Educational services include high school equivalency preparation credit recovery. Also provides budgeting assistance, income/expense scheduling, and fax and copy services.

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Workplace safety training, human resource management programs, workforce recruitment assistance, an On-the-Job Training Program, and export help among other valuable services for industrial employers in northern New York.

Develops, constructs and renovates affordable priced housing units for both home ownership or rental to low income working individuals and families in the community, which also helps to revitalize the neighborhood.

Provides yearly grants, given in the spring, to nonprofit organizations who have direct services to the community in the areas of education, income and health, to support their programs and services. Also collaborates in networking and partnership with these agencies to build positive impact in the community.

The CDA acquires and rehabilitates blighted homes for use under our "Direct Sale" or "Rent with Option to Buy" Affordable Housing Program. This program serves first time home buyers who meet income guidelines.

Maintains and improves the quality of life for its residents and undertakes projects for the general welfare of the people of Bayport.

Provides ways of raising money and colleting funds for research of Crohn's disease and colitis.

Provides funds available as full conditional grants, partial conditional grants, and no interest loans, based on applicant household income. The Buffalo Urban Renewal Agency (BURA) provides financial assistance to eligible homeowners in the City of Buffalo to support critical home repairs and improvements. This funding is designed to help preserve housing, improve living conditions, and promote neighborhood stability. Assistance is offered in the form of: - Full Conditional Grants – No repayment required if program terms are met. - Partial Conditional Grants – A portion may be forgiven, with the rest repaid under specific terms. - Zero-Interest Loans – Affordable loans with no interest and flexible repayment options. The type and amount of assistance available is based on several factors, including household income, property eligibility, and the specific requirements of the funding source. Priority is often given to low- to moderate-income residents and repairs that address health and safety concerns. Interested homeowners are encouraged to apply or contact BURA to learn more about current funding availability, eligibility criteria, and application procedures. 1.) Down Payment/Closing Cost Assistance Program Funding is available to assist first-time home-buyers with meeting closing costs and down payment expenses attributable to the purchase of a single-family home. Loan funds are provided at no interest as a conditional grant. No monthly or annual payments are required, but the amount provided must be repaid if the property is sold within the five-year regulatory period. 2.) Emergency Loan Assistance Program Funds repairs of a verified emergency condition such as an inoperable furnace, faulty electrical service, broken hot water tank, or break in the main water or sewer line. Loan funds are provided at no interest and partial conditional grants are available for all eligible applicants. The amount to be repaid will be based on household income. 3.) Owner-occupied Home Repair Program Funding from the City of Buffalo, NYS Housing and Community Renewal, and Affordable Housing Corporation is providing low-income homeowners with dollars to help with home repairs and make them more energy efficient. 4.) Target Focus Area Program Funds for code-related repairs are available to owner-occupant households who reside on Target streets. Loan funds are provided at no interest and partial conditional grants are available for all eligible applicants. The amount to be repaid will be based on household income. 5.) Roof Program Funds are available for repair of a severely deteriorated roof where water infiltration into the habitable area has been verified. 6.) 50/50 Program 50/50 Rehab Program offers income-eligible homeowners grants to fund up to 50% of their project cost in order to make needed home repairs. 7.) Vacant Rental Program (VRP) This program is designed to help rental property owners transform vacant, uninhabitable units into safe, high-quality, and affordable long-term rental homes within the City of Buffalo. 8.) Accessory Dwelling Unit Program (ADU) This program offers construction costs to build an Accessory Dwelling Unit. ADUs are small, self-contained living spaces usually made by converting an attic or basement, providing a flexible and affordable housing solution for family members or renters. This funding is available to property owners within the City of Buffalo who’s income falls below 120% AMI.

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Assists in identifying federal government contracts and provide other assistance to small companies owned by socially and economically disadvantaged persons to compete competitively in both government and private sector markets. Also provides online resources, assistance, and other tools to help small businesses compete.

Provides tourist information for visitors to Ulster County, including the city of Kingston.

Offers programs and services to Implement the Connect Long Island Regional Transportation and Development Plan; Foster thriving and attractive communities that offer a diversified range of housing choices to empower all current and future residents with the ability to remain in Suffolk County; Promote alternative transit options, pedestrian and bicyclist infrastructure to reduce dependence on single-occupancy vehicles; Collaborate with the public on regional economic development projects and solicit input and feedback; Help downtowns and individual projects realize their placemaking potential by providing cultural/art grants and technical assistance through our Office of Cultural Affairs and Help towns, villages and community organizations expand their efforts to enhance their downtowns, attract visitors and shoppers into the area and stimulate economic activity through our Downtown Revitalization Grant Program. Call for detailed information regarding all services offered.

Helps meet the housing needs of low and moderate-income residents and assists with other services that improve the quality of life for those residents. Also assists the community with programs that seek to curtail blight, promote economic and job opportunities and maintains and restores neighborhoods and downtown business districts.

Promotes industrial and general economic development of New York State, its communities and regions.

Provides administrative and technical support to the supervisor, town board and various departments and agencies in the town records all financial transactions, produces financial statements and reports for use by the supervisor, town board and general public and prepares and manages the budget, personnel and payroll activities.

Offers workshop or seminars on starting a business, growing a business or specific services for business owners. A strong focus is on one-to-one business counseling which help business owners and those thinking of getting into business to network, practical tasks, and other issues related to business development.