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Provides short term support and housing to individuals with a severe and persistent mental illness, who have experienced a crisis that has disrupted their stability in the community or are in the process of transitioning back to the community after a period of stay in a more intensive residential setting/hospital.

Soup Kitchen serves a to-go meal every , Our Food Pantry serves those in need and accepts donations of non-perishable food items

Engages young adults to work through challenges they face living with a disability, mental health or substance abuse disorder with peers who have struggled with similar experiences.

Provides a residential adult home for senior citizens offering 24 hour security and emergency call systems. Also offers supervision of medications and assistance with personal care, social and recreational programs with scheduled trips and daily meals. Call or visit website for further information and brochure.

Provides leadership development and advocacy training for 7-10 high school students, along with an opportunity for them to put together a presentation to educate and end bias hate in schools.

Provides housing for adults with developmental disabilities, based on need, family situation and other criteria.

Provides weekly home-delivered frozen and non-perishable food to those with HIV or AIDS and their families. The grocery delivery program supplies non-perishable items that cover the basic food groups.

Dedicated to improving the quality of life for all residents with disabilities and serves as a focal point for information, referral, and technical assistance to physically and mentally challenged individuals and senior citizens. Division responsibilities include: the issuance of handicapped parking permits, planning and organizing programs to stimulate, promote, encourage and advance the moral, physical, mental, and social well-being of Babylon's disabled residents, and provides transportation to medical appointments and grocery shopping on designated times during the week. This office is also home to the Therapeutic Institute. All activities are pending. Please call for more information. **Office located in Room 219.

Offers a smoking cessation program for those who want to give up cigarettes.

Offers guidance and assistance throughout the process of adoption of children from the Russian Federation and from Romania. Services include group and individual orientation meetings, and assistance in preparation of documentation for State of New York, the U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service, and the foreign government adoption authorities. Parental support groups are available.

Legal aid attorneys are assigned to family court and criminal court matters when the person needing representation is income eligible. Eligibility requirements for low income status are confidential, callers need to call for an eligibility screening. Does not handle divorce, separation or initial support cases, paternity for petitioner, parole, or juvenile cases.

CFH family medicine physicians and nurse practitioners provide primary and preventative healthcare services to patients of all ages: infants, children, expecting mothers, adults, and seniors. In addition to your routine healthcare needs, our family medicine specialists manage acute or chronic diseases such as diabetes, heart disease, and arthritis.

Provides services to enhance independence, integration and productivity through clinical, diagnostic and support services for people who have developmental disabilities. Services are provided in individual, group or family counseling formats in areas that include social work, psychology, nursing, vocational rehabilitation, psychiatry, podiatry, occupational therapy, physical therapy, and speech.

Provides a shelter for abandoned and neglected animals, the foundation helps to find homes for cats and dogs. Also offers low cost spaying and neutering. Volunteer opportunities available. Volunteer-run and funded by donations.

Provides information for individuals looking for long term care resources, services and options within the county, such as home-based services, nursing homes, adult homes, adult day programs, companionship, etc.

Provides developmental and psychosocial services for children and young adults diagnosed with AIDS/HIV and their families. A family service plan is formulated where cultural, language, economic and psychosocial needs are considered. Treatment may require a variety of rehabilitation and support services, depending on the age and needs of the child and family.

Provides a free public education to youth in grades Kindergarten through 6th within the school district boundary.

Provides repairs and re-conditioning, for cost with no-interest loans, limited income families or seniors and are homeowners and cannot afford a contractor due to limited income.

Provides anonymous telephone lines for the general public to report suspecting or known illegal or criminal activity. Also posts on their website the most wanted criminals so if they are seen anyone can call or email the police.

Helps Haitian immigrants adapt to life on Long Island. Ministry of the Diocese of Rockville Centre

Offers counseling, adoption information, advocacy, and material goods (maternity and baby clothing).

Rockland Jewish Family Service offers a therapeutic social skills program for children ages 4-18, and a transition-based social skills program for young adults ages 18-26. Individuals who have been previously diagnosed with Asperger’s Syndrome, High Functioning Autism, PPD NOS, Nonverbal Learning Disability or Social Anxiety are candidates for these programs.

Issues New York State handicap parking permits to qualifying individuals.

Handles legal matters including civil, criminal, small claims, and eviction cases within the Town of Cobleskill.

Provides medical care in the sub-specialties, such as pediatrics, orthopedics, cardiology, pulmonary, and more.