Offers assistance to the elderly with transportation for medical appointments, grocery shopping or congregate meal sites.

Homebound Medical Transportation provides transportation to seniors for medical or entitlement appointments. The Department will arrange transportation through a volunteer driver to medical appointments or special entitlement agencies (i.e. Social Security) for persons needing the service. Our dedicated volunteers will transport to appointments throughout Greene County, as well as to neighboring counties.

Coordinates ride-sharing transportation aboard CNYRTA Specialized Transportation vehicles and specially-marked vendor vehicles for individuals who have been deemed functionally unable to ride Centro due to their disabilities.

* Donated bikes repaired and given away to needy children and eligible adults through the Bike giveaway program. No guarantee of obtaining a bicycle. Depends on availability and fit. Demand exceeds supply. Bikes can be purchased as well. * Accepts bicycle donations, adult and children's, accepted. Monetary donations accepted.

* Provides a public transportation service that operates throughout Wyoming County. Dial-A-Ride Service - transportation service within Wyoming County. Veterans Ride free with VOC ID. Paratransit - curb-to-curb transportation for individuals with a disability.

* Provides a public transportation service that operates throughout Seneca County. Dial-A-Ride Service - transportation service within Seneca Falls and Waterloo. Veterans Ride free with VOC ID. Paratransit - curb-to-curb transportation for individuals with a disability.

* Provides a food pantry that includes baby food and formula. * Offers clothing. * Provides household goods such as Bedding/Linen and Kitchenware. * Offers furniture - based on availability, some appliances available or will assist with obtaining. * Offers prescription assistance. * Offers transportation assistance.

* Offers social and dining programs for older adults in the community. Health related programs. Fitness programs. Transportation. To and from nutrition programs and activities. No medical appointments. Destination Day Trips Recreation Programs for the whole family.* Offers AARP Mature Drivers Course.

Free internet-based rideshare matching service sponsored by the Binghamton Metropolitan Transportation Study (BMTS). Contact other Greenriders online to reserve, confirm or cancel a ride.

To determine eligibility for Medicaid transportation, call 1-800-850-5340.To schedule Medicaid transportation, call 866-932-7740WHEN TO SCHEDULE trips using public transportation: five (5) days in advance long distance trips: seven (7) days in advance other trips: at least three (3) days in advanceWAYS TO SCHEDULE call 866-932-7740 send a fax, 315-299-2786 schedule transportation online at Click Here medical providers and social services caseworkers can schedule Medicaid transportation for eligible enrolleeHAVE THIS information ready: name birth date address contact number reason for transportation physician's name appointment date, time and location preferred transportation vendor special instructions for the tripTo file a complaint with DOH re: MAS transportation, call 518-473-2160, select option 1 for transportation. You can also file a complaint via email: [email protected]

Provides non-medical services for with a temporary or permanent disability, elderly and non-driving persons, such as essential shopping with or for a client, respite time for family caregivers, and yard work.

CRC serves everyone affected by cancer in the Finger Lakes region. They can answer questions, listen to concerns and help clients understand their options. They can talk to the person with cancer, their family members and friends, or some combination. (Please note that they cannot provide medical advice.)Information and support:1. Monthly e-newsletter with updates, links to Internet resources and cancer-related news.2. Wellness activities including gentle Zoom yoga and the "walkie-talkies" group.3. Resources for during and after treatment, such as financial assistance, insurance and legal issues and paying for prescriptions.4. The Emily Virkler Boutique: new and used wigs, hats, scarves and post-mastectomy supplies such as prostheses and bras.5. Lending library of books on cancer and other health- and wellness-related topics.6. Community of staff, patients, and caregivers who can relate to what you're going through.7. 1:1 Peer Mentor program that matches clients to someone who has had a similar experience for support.8. Monthly educational "Living Well With Cancer" program.Several types of support groups weekly, including:1. Groups for various types of cancer2. In-person men's breakfast group3. Women's group on Zoom4. Caregivers' group for family and friends of those with cancer5. Open group for those who have or have had cancerLimited financial support: We have three designated funds:1. The Emily Virkler Fund: Helps pay for items like wigs, mastectomy bras, and mastectomy prostheses; also covers needed medical items for patients of all genders.2. The ngel Fund: Helps pay for various expenses that arise from cancer diagnosis and treatment.3. The Tapan Mitra Fund: Helps patients and caregivers pay for transportation locally (e.g. gas to drive to appointments) and out-of-town (e.g. to travel to Buffalo, Rochester, or NYC for appointments).Please note: CRC can no longer provide free rides on Cornell's Campus-to-Campus bus to and from NYC. However, if you are facing financial hardship due to cancer and treatment, apply for help from the Tapan Mitra Fund, specifically designed to help patients and caregivers access transportation and out-of-town treatment and second opinions.Anyone affected by cancer is welcome, regardless of where they or their loved one is receiving treatment or when they were diagnosed.

* Provides information and assistanc on available long-term services and support to individuals. NY Connects Coordinations can provide assistance with:

• Housing.
• Caregiver supports.
• Home repairs and accesibility modifications.
• Behavioral health/developmental supports and services.
• Transportation.
• Supported employment.
• Applications to benefits including Medicaid, food options, emergency aler devices, child care and nutrition programs.

WHAT IS GO EMERGENCY RIDE HOMEThe GO ERH program is a program designed to take the potential anxiety out of alternate commutes by providing a resource that ensures you will never be stranded when emergencies occur.WHO IS ELIGIBLE FOR GO EMERGENCY RIDE HOMEGO ERH is for those whose commute does not include single-occupancy vehicles. Eligible commuters include those who travel by: TCAT/bus, carpool/rideshare, bicycle, walking, or any other non-single occupancy driver travel! WHEN SHOULD YOU USE EMERGENCY RIDE HOMEGO ERH is there for those times when unforeseeable situations arise. Examples of when to use GO ERH include: Emergency at home such as fire, flood, or pet emergency You are required to work unscheduled overtime Urgent issue at a child's school or daycare requires you to be there Your planned bus does not arrive, and there is not an alternate bus you can take Your carpool vehicle breaks down, or any of the above mean than your carpool driver cannot bring you home You or a family member becomes sickWHEN NOT TO USE EMERGENCY RIDE HOME.ERH is not applicable to all situations. Some examples of when NOT to use ERH are pre-planned appointments, planned work shifts, running errands, etc. ERH is a program for those unknowns that can leave you stranded from returning home. ENROLLMENT IN GO EMERGENCY RIDE HOME.Enrollment for GO ERH is automatic with GO ITHACA membership. If you are new to GO ITHACA, instructions for GO ERH are included in your GO ITHACA welcome packet.Existing GO members: Please reach out to [email protected] Easy Access members: If you don't have access to a cell phone please reach out to [email protected] and our Easy Access Program Manager will contact you with further guidance.

Door-to-door bus transportation for Tompkins County individuals disabilities prevent them from using regular TCAT routes.TCAT contracts with Gadabout Transportation Services, Inc. to provide parallel paratransit service as required by the Americans with Disabilities Act. Gadabout also operates non-ADA service for seniors. See https://gadaboutbus.org/

Provides basic support services to seniors, including arranging transportation, HEAP, Medicaid and meals.

Provides grocery shopping, basic errand services, and transportation to local medical and non-medical appointments. Individuals must be able to transfer in/out of the vehicle.

Provides public transportation services for St. Lawrence County.

Provides access and advocacy to eligible health and human services to farmworkers and their families in Jefferson, Lewis, Onondaga, and Oswego counties.

Coordinates ride-sharing transportation aboard CNYRTA Specialized Transportation vehicles and specially-marked vendor vehicles for individuals who have been deemed functionally unable to ride Centro due to their disabilities.

* Offers transportation assistance for individuals living with HIV when they cannot be met by Medicaid Transportation.* Ensures access to medical appointments, social security, and HIV related services. Individuals are provided cab rides, bus tokens or gas cards to meet with their medical providers.

Serves consumers whose transportation needs cannot be met by Medicaid transportation and to ensure they have access to medical appointments and HIV related services. Individuals are provided cab rides, bus tokens, or gas cards to meet with their medical providers.

The Central New York Regional Transportation Authority (Centro) is the public transportation provider for Cayuga, Oneida, Onondaga, and Oswego counties, which includes the cities of Auburn, Fulton, Oswego, Rome, Syracuse, and Utica.

* Provides services for individuals with physical or multiple disabilities and their families that include: Pediatric rehabilitative services. Occupational, physical and speech therapy for all ages. School contract services for pre-schoolers and school aged children. Early Intervention services. Preschool for children with and without special needs. Adult services. Life skills/day program services. Assistive technology. Residential services. Transitional apartments. Respite services for adults and children in-home. Individual and family support services. Site- and community-based respite and habilitation services. Support services, including family reimbursement and transportation (see Project Access info below). Clinic Services. Adaptive equipment assessments. Occupational Therapy. Physical Therapy. Speech-Language Therapy. Behavioral Health Services. Psychiatry. Brokerage Services/Self Direction. Sports Net Adaptive Sports. Project Access. Transportation service for people with physical disabilities who lives with their families and are not being transported to respite program.