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RAD! program is designed to help children with challenging histories connect with families. The RAD! (Relationships Are Decisions) Program provides intensive, one-to-one relationship-building skills and adoption readiness for older, freed foster children for whom adoptive families have not been identified. The agency assigns "Future Workers" to build secure relationships with the children, with the goal of adoption, lower levels of care, or successful independent adulthood. It focuses on building trust and reliability for foster care or aging-out youth.

Resources and support for families making informed educational decisions.

The Special Investigations Unit investigates reports of public assistance fraud, regarding food stamps, TANF, medicaid, or other public assistance. Also investigates lost or stolen public assistance checks.

Provides assessments and evaluations for youth entering foster care.

A free public middle school offering 6-8 grade of classes.

Provides assessments and medically supervised treatment for alcohol and other substance abuse including individual and group therapy, specialized services for adolescents, women and licensed impaired professionals.

Provides a free public education to youth in grades 3rd through 4th within the school district boundary.

Provides a free public education to youth in grades 1st through 5th within the school district boundary.

Provides alcohol and drug counseling along with other psychiatric services for those who have a dual diagnosis of chemical dependency and mental illness.

The hotline is staffed by inmates employed by Federal Prison Industries (UNICOR) who are specially-trained to provide assistance to recently released federal inmates as they navigate various reentry challenges and seek community resources.

A volunteer-driven program where master gardeners offer education and guidance to local farmers, including a "hot line" website which focuses on a variety of gardening issues. Also provides programs on lawn care, gardening, landscape, pest management strategies, pesticides training, and growing your own food.

Offers parent skills training classes for parents of children with emotional or behavioral disabilities to learn parenting techniques and skills which focus on their specific needs.

Offers a meal for those interested in a good meal and fellowship, with a special invitation for those who may be in need. Guests are seated, served, fed, and nourished on the third Tuesday of each month.

Provides support services to young children with developmental delays in their homes and other community settings. Special education, speech and language therapy, occupational and physical therapy, and counseling can be provided in daycare, preschools and family homes. Teaching in the natural environment focuses on sensory and language rich activities, adaptive living skills, and social skill development, as well as building attention and pre-readiness skills. For young children with Autism Spectrum Disorders, the Center for Spectrum Services can design home programs employing a verbal behavior approach following the principles of applied behavioral analysis. Each child's program is individually designed to meet their unique learning style and level of family participation.

Insures safety and protection as well as to insure compliance with building practices for work requiring building permits and all necessary permits.

Offers a variety of adaptive sports programs including; Handcycling, Yoga, Tai Chi, water/alpine skiing, adaptive climbing, golf clinic, wheelchair table tennis and other activities.

Provides a brief intensive therapy program designed for families with teens who are at risk of out-of-home placement to solve specific issues, and to work together on the strengths and challenges within the family.

Offers water utility hook-up, billing information or assistance, and for information/questions.

Volunteer opportunity for individuals who would drive older adults, age 60+ to their medical appointments. Mileage reimbursement is available.

Residential facilities specially constructed or converted to combine housing and supportive services in a "homelike" environment with the goal of maximizing the individual functioning and autonomy of residents. Kosher meals are the only dietary option.

Provides the resources so that local residents can be informed of level 2 and 3 sex offenders residing in their neighborhood.

Assists individuals with navigating the process of becoming an American citizen.

Attorney Grievance Committees investigates complaints against an attorney. The office you need to contact depends upon the location of your lawyer's office. Please note that the New York State Unified Court System does not have jurisdiction to investigate complaints concerning representation by attorneys.

Provides rental assistance payments to landlords on behalf of eligible tenants. Landlord receives monthly payments of the difference between the amount the tenant can afford to pay 30% of income and the rental charge.

A free public elementary school serving students in grades 2 to 5 living within district boundaries.