Offers a variety of home care services for Medicaid recipients who are elderly, infirmed or disabled. Some services include personal care, case and care management, personal emergency response devices, long-term home care for individuals who are eligible for a nursing home, but choose to stay at home. Home care services are physician ordered and supervised by a registered nurse, and services are rendered by licensed providers who are contracted and monitored the Dept. of Social Services.

Delivers planned and coordinated services to meet each patient's specific home health care needs including: registered nurses, home health aides, personal care aides, live-ins, and companions. Provides total case management including contacting the patient's physician, arranging for equipment needs and works closely with family to assure the best care for every patient.

As a Parish Outreach Center, provides a variety of concrete emergency services, such as bereavement support group for loss of a child, food pantry, home delivered meals, clothing, limited financial assistance, holiday baskets and gifts, transportation, shopping, budgeting, employment advocacy, and basic needs for living, ie furniture to community members living within parish boundaries. Check with parish coordinator for details.

Offers a variety of home care services through home health aides, personal care, home nursing (RNs and LPNs), physical, occupational and speech therapy to anyone who may requires support due to age, illness, injury or disability.

Offers a variety of home health care options for individuals requiring support at home due to age, illness, injury, disability or post hospitalization.

Provides assistance to individuals at home through home health aides and personal care services, which include bathing, grooming, light housekeeping, laundry, and meal preparation.

The Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP) is a Federally funded program that assists eligible households in meeting their home energy needs. If eligible, you may receive one regular HEAP benefit per program year and could also be eligible for emergency HEAP benefits if you are in danger of running out of fuel or having your utility service shut off.”

** The 2024-2025 Heating Equipment Repair and Replacement benefit opened on October 1, 2024. ** The Heating Equipment Repair and Replacement benefit can help eligible homeowners repair or replace their furnace, boiler and other direct heating equipment necessary to keep your home's primary heating source working. Benefit amounts are based on the actual cost incurred to repair or replace your furnace, boiler, and/or other essential heating equipment, $4,000 for a repair and $8,000 for a replacement. You may call your HEAP Local District Contact to apply.

The Residential Repair program provides household maintenance assistance to residents age 60 and over who are homeowners, condominium owners, or apartment renters. The service provides assistance with minor home repairs that do not require the skills of a licensed craftsperson. There is no charge for this service, however, client must purchase any materials required. When work is completed, client is given the opportunity to make a voluntary contribution to the program. Hours of service per resident are limited to 16 hours per fiscal year (April 1 - March 31). Plumbing Replacing washers for kitchen and bathroom sinks Clearing clogged sinks, caulk around sinks, bathtub and showers. No bathtub repairs Electrical Repairing or rewiring lamps Replacing light switches or receptacles Replacing frayed cords. No appliance repairs Carpentry Installing grab bars for tubs and toilets, safety rails, shelves Install hardware for shades and mini blinds Minor repairs to doors and house trim Replace damaged hardware on doors and cabinets Painting Interior ceilings where minor water or structural damage has occurred No cosmetic work Weatherization Caulking and weather stripping of windows and doors Crime Prevention Installing door and window locks, peepholes Miscellaneous Replacing broken single-pane window panes Installation or removal of storm windows and screens Install smoke and carbon monoxide detectors Replacing of small bedroom and outside fixtures

WILLCARE provides skilled nursing, home health aides, and homemaker services, including physical and occupational therapy, and nutrition counseling.

Program is available to those individuals who require more support, but no longer need a community residence. Staff members visit on an as needed basis and assist in medication monitoring and additional services. Must meet HUD criteria.

Offers a variety of home health care services, from the basic medical and daily living needs to more specialized medical needs, including physical therapy. Also provides private duty nursing services in nursing homes or hospitals.

Provides home care services for individuals who need some help at home due to age, illness, disability or post hospitalization, through home health aides, personal care and home nursing. Also offers comprehensive long-term care.

Provides intermittent skilled nursing, assessments for nursing home placement, in-hospital assessments for home care infusion therapy, certified home health aides, physical, occupational, and speech therapies, medical social services, pastoral care and volunteers. Serves all age groups, and the homebound, frail elderly and terminally ill.

Provides home care services for those who may need continued care due to age, illness or disability. Services include home nursing, home health aides, personal care, homemaker services, physical, occupational and speech therapy. Tele-health is also available which allows an individual to be monitored by a health professional from the privacy of home. Also offers personal emergency response systems that puts an individual in touch with emergency assistance at the press of a button. Also available is Med-Ready:a medication dispensing unit which helps a patient to take the proper medication at the proper time. This helps to avoid over dosages and medication interactions.

Provides a variety of emergency services for food, clothing, financial assistance, shelter, and job information. Other services are Bereavement Support Groups Divorce/Separation Support Group Home Visits, chores, and phone visits to homebound Lend-A-Helping Hand for women with breast cancer Lending services of medical items (i.e. wheelchairs, walkers, etc.) Meals on Wheels Senior Citizen Services information Thanksgiving Ministry Thrift Store Transportation to and from medical appointments and personal needs (a van with a lift is also available). Bagels and Bingo is a monthly program to bring homebound seniors out to the Parish Center in cooperation with the Rosemary Kennedy BOCES School. Call Ministry's coordinator for further information regarding all services.

The Arc Greater Hudson Valley’s Residential Program provides family style, community-based housing in over 55 locations throughout Sullivan, Orange County, and Dutchess County.

Provides emergency relief to help cover expenses such as utility bills, mortgage and rent payments, car payments and repairs, auto insurance, home repair, food and household supplies, medical bills and copayments. Also offers Holiday financial assistance.

Provides a family living situation for adults who need supervision and care. Caring people open their homes to adults that are mentally or physically impaired who do not require the skilled care of a nursing facility. A request to become a Family-Type Homes for Adults operator or to refer an interested adult may be made directly to the Office of Adult Services.

This program is about seniors helping seniors. Low-income seniors receive training and a small stipend to provide chore services, friendly visiting, respite to caregivers and technology assistance. Volunteers are background checked, can volunteer 5-40 hours per week, and are matched with seniors in the community who need help.

Home health care, skilled and para-professional services.

This is a unique alternative to traditional at-home attendant care for persons with disabilities and seniors, giving them the opportunity to hire and manage their own personal aids.

Offers various home care services including, home nursing, home health aides, personal care and 24-hour live-in aids for individuals requiring home care due to age, illness, injury or disability.

Provides advocacy, education, information, technical assistance, public policy analysis, and networking experiences to agencies that offer community living opportunities and supports to people with disabilities and their families

Offers transportation for senior citizens through the Dial-A-Ride program within the Town limits for weekly food shopping, monthly banking and medical appointments. Offers Home Aide program which provides light housekeeping, shopping, laundry and errands for eligible seniors. Minor home repairs are also available. Homeowners only pay for the materials, not labor. Offers Meals on Wheels program which delivers hot noontime meals on weekdays to homebound seniors and/or those unable to cook for themselves. Call for further information.