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Maintains information on recycling stations for certain household materials, chemicals, and curbside pick-ups for recyclable materials and other items.

Offers a membership program to youth who are interested in being a part of the community, developing leadership skills and enriching their lives with a wide array of youth development programs and activities after school, during school vacations and during the summer.

The Elwood Public Library is dedicated to providing the community with a center for information, education, culture, recreation, and social interaction. Your Library will strive to accurately represent the collective values of a unique and diverse community in a setting that is inviting and accessible to every resident.

Responsible for the staffing needs of various town departments screens candidates and makes recommendations to the Town Board posts and circulates information on job availability within the Town and manages labor relations and benefits to current employees and retirees.

Provides training on sexual health issues for teachers, social workers, youth workers, school nurses, counselors, etc. to help them understand and convey messaging about birth control, skills based approach to abstinence, HIV/AIDS overview, sexually transmitted disease facts, and other sexual health issues.

UCAT is a fixed route system with complementary para transit within 1 1/2 miles of our routes. Seniors, persons with disabilities and Medicare recipients may ride 1/2 fare during the hours of 10:00 am and 2:00 pm.To board bus, riders should hail bus with hand signal at any safe point on the bus route.

Educates students within the school district boundary.

Provides individual, group, and family counseling as well as psycho-education services, family services, anger management, Medication Assisted Treatment, co-occurring disorders, DWI mandated treatment, Moral Reconation Therapy and chemical dependence services.Licensed by The New York State Office of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Services (NYS OASAS).

Provides work-related clothing to low income women seeking employment. Women are referred to this program by agencies and organizations that deal with a variety of women's issues. The organizations may include job training programs, domestic violence agencies, and incarcerated women programs. Each client receives individual attention by appointment only. The program will accept donations from private residents, organizations and businesses of new or slightly used clothing as long as the clothing is in excellent wearable condition, laundered or dry cleaned and preferably on hangers. A Professional Women's Group (PWG) is available for women who have completed the program and are working. Donate new and gently loved women’s business clothing and accessories such as handbags, scarves and jewelry. Call us at 631-451-9127 if you would like to make a clothing or monetary donation.

Rehabilitation Program funds owner-occupied home rehabilitation, home repairs, and lead-based paint abatement for low to moderate-income residents of Essex, Washington, and Warren counties. Our project spending caps vary from $25,000-$75,000 per home. The grant funds may only be used to assist household with incomes at or below 80% of the area median income. We encourage families with young children in the home to apply, the elderly, and all low to moderate-income residents of Essex, Warren, and Washington counties. These programs are funded by the New York State Housing Trust Fund Corporation (HTFC).

Provides a number of art-based and cultural events throughout the year, such as author book signings, specialized films, concerts, cultural events, and more.

Provides a network of development specialists to prepare students with disabilities for lifelong success through quality educational curriculums through training, technical assistance, and consultation services. This is provided to the educators, parents and students based on analysis of districts' data and needs.

Provides new toys, books, clothing, hygiene and household items to needy and homeless children, their families and their pets.

Provides a package of food, once a month, to low income individuals and families in the local community, will deliver the food package to homebound individuals.

Allows for a property tax reduction for home improvements that serve to facilitate the use and accessibility of a home occupied by a disabled resident. Call for detailed information.

Advocates for community resources for the homeless of Nassau and Suffolk Counties including the development of emergency, transitional and permanent low cost housing. Provides opportunities for agencies to present current issues facing Long Island's homeless and educates professionals about available services. Coordinates applications to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) for homeless funding and conducts an annual Homeless Count. Provides technical assistance to local organizations whose services do not meet the criteria for HUD funding, but are essential for meeting the needs of the homeless.

Provides a variety of concrete emergency services, such as food, clothing, Mom's Group, Blood Drive,transportation, limited financial aid or holiday assistance, to community members living within parish boundaries. Also runs thrift shop. Call for more information.

A tax-aide program that offers free tax preparation services, as well as one-to-one tax counseling, and assistance on the telephone and online to help low and middle income individuals and seniors prepare their tax forms, including with EITC (Earned Income Tax Credit) for those who qualify

Seeks to match volunteers in the community with area nonprofit organizations in need of volunteers. Website offers many ways to donate to Ulster agencies by giving items or money. Volunteer opportunities can be found by calling or going online to the website.

Offers a variety of programs for children and teens with varying abilities including after school extracurriculars, sports, arts, fitness, nature, leadership, SAT prep and special needs inclusive activities.

Ensures that all aspects of a youth's care including medical, behavioral health, social services and more are properly coordinated to support the health and wellness goals of the child and the family. Services incorporate comprehensive care management, care coordination and health promotion, through transitional care and individual and family support.

Helps pregnant and parenting teens to develop good parenting skills. Pairs teens with mentors who provide role models and teach basics of baby care. Also offers counseling, education, referrals, and vocational rehabilitation

DBCH provides individual case management and follow-up to infants born to mothers who are hepatitis B positive.

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.

Investigates complaints or reports of alleged violation of town ordinances such as illegal apartments or group rentals. Operates independent investigations, and may bring cases to Justice Court when violations are found.