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Provides dog control services for the Town of Charlton.

Provides Reference, Information and Referral,Readers Advisory and Online Homework Help. Range of programs and services include, but are not limited to performances, book discussions, fitness, crafts, Battle of the Books and Summer Reading Program.

The education department provides in-service trainings to social service agencies and business. It provides epilepsy education to schools, teachers, nurses, administrators and camps. Training and literature is provided upon request. The Kids on the Block Program is part of our School Alert program, teaching its audience about seizures.

Therapeutic and recreational horseback riding. A physical therapist is available for those needing physical assistance. Competitions are available to participants with disabilities.

Responsible for conducting criminal and counterintelligence investigations and arrests on a national level. Services include investigation of cyber crimes, terrorism acts, hate crimes, abductions, crimes that cross state lines, etc.

Assesses and maintains records of all properties in the Town of Palatine.

Behavioral Health Services North, Inc. owns and operates “Shannon’s House” which is comprised of four apartments in a complex within the City of Plattsburgh. This program offers single, homeless individuals recovering from mental illness, safe, affordable, permanent housing. Recipients may be eligible to receive Helping Hands Housing financial and support services while participating in the program.

Provides information on cleft lip, palate, and craniofacial birth defects, Crouzon's Syndrome, Treacher Collins Syndrome, and Pierre Robin Malformation Sequence. Also makes referrals to cleft palate or craniofacial teams and provides information or local support.

Provides a number of support services for those with mental illness, including case management, transportation for mental health-related appointments, also has social/drop-in centers to socialize, network, build life skills and have fun.

Low impact guided yoga sessions twice a week.

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

This program is characterized by the enhancement of a person's independence through building skills based on personal interests and needs, and encouraging involvement in one's community. The program is offered 1:1 or in a group setting. Skills learned include cooking, budgeting, obtaining a driver's license, or navigating your community independently. Of utmost importance, is that the goals are set by the individual receiving the services. Even more, the measurement and definition of success is defined by the individual.

Senior Citizen 60 years or older Shuttle Bus Service weekdays and Sunday. Riders are picked up at their home and brought to any destination in the City of Middletown such as bank, beauty shop, senior center, medical appointments, or shopping. Must make reservations at least one day ahead by Friday for Sunday.

Assesses and maintains records of all properties in the Town of Queensbury.

Low-interest and deferred loans available for eligible home repairs

Offers children exposure to cultural programs and conducts field trips geared toward productivity. Includes activities such as plays, concerts, and seminars.

Offers a variety of activities for everyone in the community, such as little league, lacrosse, basketball, soccer, football, tennis, and much more.

Offers full range of instructional, recreational and competitive swimming, including a year-round USA program to build swim teams for all age groups.

Registers children for the Universal Pre-K and State-Wide Full Day Pre-K programs for Rockland County residents.

The museum educates, examines and explores the history of the Holocaust with authenticity, dignity and compassion through educational programs, lectures, exhibits, seminars and commemorative ceremonies.

Provides Reference, Information and Referral, Readers Advisory and programs for children from birth through grade 5 as well as parents. Programs and services include Homework Help, arts and crafts, book discussions, storytimes, and performances and films.

Provides training on issue-specific traumas and the trauma of catastrophe. Offers long term support training of local caregivers information on coordinating disaster/crisis response, intensive consultation by phone/fax deployment of crisis response team anywhere in the United States. Serves the national and international community.

Short-term, long-term and transitional housing is provided throughout Long Island in 58 group homes, emergency shelters, and select single-family residences. Those eligible include homeless veterans, veterans with families, veterans and non-veterans with substance abuse and mental health issues, women in need of supportive housing, and those living with HIV/AIDS. Every veteran resident has access to intensive case management, transportation and daily living essentials. Services are made possible through funding from NYS OTDA, Veteran Administration, HUD, and Suffolk County

This program provides adults with developmental disabilities the training and skills to gain employment in the community. Services begin with an assessment of skills and abilities and includes pre-vocational preparation, job training, transition from school to work, job coaching, supported employment, counseling services and more.