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Coordinates services to meet the needs of runaway and homeless youth and their families.

The Fulton County Office for Aging provides information about the many community services and benefits available to senior citizens.

Provides information to community residents on village regulations, issues licenses, parking permits, birth certificates and grants permits. Handles the village taxes and town issued parking violations. Offers a Seniors in the Park program along with cultural and recreational activities at Cedarhurst Park.

Offers a 60-hour introductory experiential-learning-based CE certificate program, participants will experience each of the six expressive arts modalities (art, dance/movement, drama, music, psychodrama, and writing/poetry) as well as multimodal integrative special topic sessions addressing work with children/adolescents, life transitions and aging, substance use disorders and trauma-informed care, and arts-based applications to cases and supervision as well as for closure and processing loss. Important Note: This program does not certify one as an expressive or creative arts therapist and each expressive art form has its own organization and credentialing process. For more about this please visit the National Coalition of Creative Arts Therapies Associations (NCCATA) website. Each session will cover scope of practice issues and offer insight on where to get additional training and/or how to obtain certification if that is of interest. Call for detailed information.

Offers alumni, family members of current faculty, staff and students as well as affiliates and local residents the opportunity to "have fun and be active" by joining one of the Center for Recreation and Sports (CRS) Membership Programs. All CRS membership programs allow the member to come and work out/play in our new, state of the art recreational facilities during regularly scheduled hours. These facilities include: State of the art, 5,000 sq.ft. Recreational Fitness Center including 28 cardio machines, Cybex selectorized weight circuit and 14 free weight stations, cable machines and a stretching area; 4 lane, 25 yard swimming pool; 1/10 mile indoor track with scenic views to the outdoors; 3 court gymnasium for basketball, volleyball and badminton; Indoor racket courts (1 conversion racquetball court and 1 dedicated squash court); Outdoor tennis courts (4) and Locker rooms with grooming stations and shower rooms. Recreation facility hours are available on the website. Call for more detailed information for hours and membership fees.

Food pantry assisting those within the community.

Offers a place for local youth to come and socialize, have fun, and learn good Christian values while engaging in games and other recreational activities. Also has a bi-monthly book club, and provides after school tutoring for teenagers.

Students learn how to critically analyze various forms of media, understand how complex media messages influence gender roles and relationships, and recognize the role the media plays in normalizing violence against women and girls.

Offers more than 80 degree and certificate programs through its four schools: Business, Engineering & Industrial Technologies, Health Sciences, and Liberal Arts and Sciences.

A federally funded, seasonal program which helps low income families, seniors and individuals with a permanent disability, with the following benefits: Regular HEAP helps with financial assistance for the payment of the primary fuel source, Emergency HEAP helps low income families or individuals who are facing a heat or heat-related energy emergency and do not have resources to resolve the situation. Furnace Repair/Replacement HEAP helps low income homeowners repair or replace furnaces, boilers and other direct heating components necessary to keep the home primary heating source functional.

Rehabilitation is one of the most complex and specialized fields in all of medicine. Not all physical rehabilitation programs are the same. Choosing the right place and the right course of therapy after a disabling injury or illness can be a critical decision. Inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation services are available.

Handles civil cases which involve personal injury, property damage or liability, medical or dental malpractice, landlord/tenant matters, small claims, as well as adoptions, probate, family law and psychiatric cases.

Provides counseling and support services for students with academic issues, or other problems affecting their school life.

Offers services including: Diagnostic evaluations, primary care, medical, dental, orthopedic, physiatry, neurology, optometry, podiatry, gynecology, psychiatry, psychology, social work, physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech and language therapy, audiology, and rehabilitative services, which includes wheelchair evaluations, seating and mobility, pressure mapping, orthotics, splinting, augmentative communication, power mobility training and computer access.

Provides supports and services for individuals with developmental and intellectual disabilities that includes community inclusion activities, volunteerism, and clinical supports.

Provides two two-week camps for boys (choose one or both) and two one-week camp for girls (choose one or both), all offering instruction and scrimmages. Girls' camp emphasizes fundamentals. Requires all campers to provide their own sticks and gloves.

Provides a recreation center that offers a number of recreational activities and sporting programs and events, including a swimming pool. The center is also available to rent for meetings, gatherings, or events.

Limited financial rent assistance for those who qualify. Will assist with first month's rent and/or security deposits if funds are available.

Offers (M.A.S.H.) camps for high school students and programs to shadow providers in the area. Also, has scholarships for those pursing a career in healthcare. Another service is workforce development and continuing education to health professionals.

Maintains all town roads including paving & repair, snow removal, street sweeping, and signage in the City of Hudson. Picks up residential brush & leaves and provides waste management information for City of Hudson residents. Responsible for developing, maintaining, and operating the system of aqueducts, reservoirs, channels, pipelines, mains, laterals, curb boxes, and pumping and purifying equipment by which the community's water supply is obtained, treated, stored, and distributed to consumers in the City of Hudson.Responsible for the operation, inspection, maintenance, and repair of the pipes, drains, and manholes that constitute the sewage collection system which transports liquid waste to treatment facilities.

Provides disabled Medicaid recipients with home care services with the goal of keeping consumers from needing to enter residential facilities. Assists Medicaid recipients to hire, train and fire their own personal care attendants with on-going program support. Services include meal preparation, laundry, light cleaning and errands. It does not allow for just supervision of the client.

Provides a free public education to youth in grades Pre-Kindergarten through 2nd grade within the school district boundary.

Provide education to workers about their labor and civil rights, including literature explaining employment laws and civil rights law, and distribute these materials to workers and community groups throughout the region.

Offers family and individual counseling, with a spiritual emphasis.

A program which focuses on the interaction between animals and humans. Components of the program include experiencing the responsibility of brushing, washing and feeding dogs, cats, rabbits and birds. Since animals are non-judgemental, individuals with disabilities can interact comfortably with them without feeling different. All animals are evaluated and certified by The Delta Society.