High school students and WCC students (paralegal program), interning as volunteers are introduced to all aspects of the Court’s operations and are permitted to attend public court sessions as observers, including criminal, civil and traffic calendars and jury trials. Contact Court Clerk, Barbara Lloyd, @ 914-277-8225 for more information.

West Point provides placement opportunities for volunteers based on interest and agency needs, in a variety of capacities such as coaches, office assistants, program assistants, and much more.

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.

Recruits and trains volunteers, and provides opportunities, for people interested in giving of their time and talents in various ways, for the nonprofit agencies in the Adirondack region.

Volunteer drivers help deliver two, low-salt and low-sugar nutritious meals (a hot lunch and cold dinner), on weekdays (weekend meals delivered on Fridays with hot weekend meals delivered frozen), to residents who are homebound due to illness, physical disability or advancing age and are unable to prepare adequate meals for themselves.

An Office of Mental Health (OMH) funded Recovery Center offering services for adults with mental health conditions. Services include employment support, benefits advisement, parenting classes and support, financial literacy development, educational services, volunteer opportunities, meals, and some social activities. Individualized, same day services are available. Certified Benefits Advisors on staff. Certified Employment Network offers Ticket to Work services for SSI/SSDI beneficiaries. ##REENTRY##

Provides nutritious meals, a reservation is required by noon the day before. A contribution of $4.00 is requested for people age 60+ and spouse of any age. Those under age 60 are charged $5.00 per meal. No one age 60+ or their spouse will be denied a meal due to an inability or unwillingness to contribute.Center provides various social activities including exercise groups, cards, games, crafts, trips and other special events.

Provides an environment within which participants can be involved in meaningful activities that allow them to grow and learn, pursue personal goals and interests, gain greater independence and make a contribution to their community. Consumers participate in a variety of activities each of which meets specific goals for the individual. Volunteer opportunities across the Capital Region often leading to paid jobs.

Positions that focus on Public Health in Upstate New York, serving in areas such as health access, education, outreach, nutrition, transportation, and more.

Volunteers may provide transportation to essential services and appointments, run errands, assist with grocery and personal shopping, or pick up prescriptions, plan a regular phone visit or home visit to provide friendly and supportive listening, prepare/deliver a weekly meal or treat, perform general yard work or light housekeeping, and/or provide respite for caregiver.

Provides services of environmental quality, oil spills, air quality, hazardous waste, operations, solid waste, flood control, and forestry. Client referred to appropriate office if necessary.

The Schoharie County Health Department MRC is a registry of healthcare and non-healthcare personnel who volunteer to provide assistance in an emergency or major disaster in Schoharie county.

Volunteers can help with many aspects of programs offered by CCE.

Program includes short- and long-term volunteer/service projects; credit courses with community components; community-based research under faculty supervision; fundraising to benefit community organizations; internships; and more.

Recruit new volunteers, assists clubs, master preserver and master clothing and textile volunteers.

Offers an alternative to a nursing home, hospital, or at-home care for terminally ill persons. Offers 10 beds in private rooms. Open to all regardless of religion, race or financial resources. Residents receive quality care in a home-like environment that includes: 24-hour care as an alternative to nursing home, hospital or at-home care Private bedrooms with cable TV and telephone Home-cooked meals Library and Chapel Open visiting hours for family and friends

Provides an environment within which participants can be involved in meaningful activities that allow them to grow and learn, pursue personal goals and interests, gain greater independence and make a contribution to their community. Consumers participate in a variety of activities each of which meets specific goals for the individual. Volunteer opportunities across the Capital Region often leading to paid jobs.

* Provides volunteer opportunities to individuals in the surrounding community within the hospital or nursing home.

Volunteers are the backbone of the YMCA. At all levels, volunteers contribute valuable resources of knowledge and talents to help our association carry out its mission. Whether your talents and interests are in sports, special events, or fundraising.Opportunities starting at 13 years of age through our teen swim assistant program and camp counselor in training program at 15 years of age.All Volunteers over the age of 18 years old are required to pass a background check.

Provides emergency care and medical clinic services such as: inpatient and outpatient surgical care units, and a women's health center.

Volunteer-based programs offer a way to really make a difference in the lives of community residents, while at the same time providing information that you will personally benefit from. Volunteer opportunities offer flexible hours, free training, and ongoing support.

Provides free day care for infants, toddlers, and preschoolers of single-parent students who meet certain criteria. (low income, single parents attending high school, college, business school, voc-tech or GED classes) Offers childcare during work hours in addition to their school hours. Presents workshops to these parents on child care, home management, nutrition, and educational options.

Connects individuals interested in volunteering with an appropriate opportunity.

Provides volunteer opportunities, for people interested in giving of their time and talents in various ways, for the non profit agencies in the Adirondack region. Get connected on our website to learn about the variety of volunteer opportunities in your community.

Compiles, edits and layouts the Senior Circle which is a joint quarterly newsletter by the Office for the Aging and Lifelong. The publication is mailed to all Tompkins County households with residents 55 years and older.