St. Paul's Center needs volunteers who are willing to help homeless mothers and children, who can provide assistance with watching the children at the shelter for brief periods of time while mothers are working on apartment searches, or attending groups.

A database for information and referrals of local and surrounding agencies that assist to meet the needs of senior citizens.

Capstone is always recruiting new volunteers to come and share their talents with the residents of our facility. Available volunteering opportunities include: assisting with our group programs, sharing a musical talent for our residents to enjoy, reading to our residents, or just visiting individually with residents to listen and to care.

Provides a 24-hour hotline, emergency shelter, supportive counseling, advocacy, crime victim assistance, support groups, community education and outreach. May provide services to men who are victims but is not able to accommodate them in the safe dwelling, but referrals are made for other options. Accept clothes, baby furniture, and/or household items for families of domestic violence.

Volunteers do variety of tasks from cleaning, cooking, and gardening to offering listening ear. Volunteers staff house during one or more shifts (9:00 am - Noon; Noon - 3:00 pm; 3:00 pm - 6:00 pm; 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm any day of week). Volunteers answer phones, help out with light cleaning such as load the dishwasher, show guest the house, and help guest get settled.

The Paul Schreurs Memorial Program (PSMP) offers academic, personal, emotional and social support through a variety of activities including, advocacy, tutoring, mentoring, and community service. These efforts engage youth participants who are marginilized or under-served and provide opportunities for them to experience success and be confident life-long learners.

Tuition-based general and special education preschool services for children 2 1/2 - 5 yrs. Reasonable rates, nurse on site, playground, nutritious snacks and field trips. Universal Pre-K program for children residing in the Johnson City, Binghamton and Union-Endicott School Districts

Provides a safe environment for young people to focus on academic success, healthy lifestyles and good character/citizenship. Members rotate every 45 minutes through each area (homework room, gym/outdoors, social games, dining area, etc.). Services include dinner each evening, homework help, daily education and recreational activities.

Provides activities such as leisure reading, writing, discussions with knowledgeable adults, tutoring and games that develop cognitive skills to encourage academic performance.

The Care Links Program provides volunteers to work with people 60+, providing transportation, friendly visiting, help with shopping, telephone assurance, Respite assistance, Handy Helping, Information/Referral, and an AlzheimerTs Support Group.

Provides one-to-one role model mentoring (4-8 hrs per month), provides encouragement, guidance and support to child in need (boys and girls 5-16 yrs). Also group activities.

Accepts donations of new or gently-used seasonal clothing items.

To enhance residents overall quality of life by offering individualized activities tailored to mutual areas of interest between volunteers and residents. Volunteers help wheelchair residents to Sunday services on campus. Volunteers visit with residents.

Volunteer opportunities include clerical, assisting with fundraisers, mentoring, and general building and property maintenance/cleaning.

Offers comprehensive crisis intervention for domestic violence, rape, sexual abuse, and other crime. Services include: safe confidential dwelling for domestic violence victims, short-term counseling, and 24-hr toll-free confidential hotline. Medical, legal advocacy and accompaniment as well as information and referrals.

Provides free voluntary assistance to older adults (over 60 yrs): transportation, shopping, friendly visits, light housekeeping and yard work.

Counselors taught income tax preparation and computer operation by IRS-trained AARP Tax-Aide volunteer instructors. Commitment runs from Feb 1st to April 13th. Volunteers with knowledge of computers and 1040 Tax Forms do both federal and state income taxes. Classes for volunteers begin on Jan 3rd.

Operates a drop-in center for neighborhood youth and provides learning activities. Services include homework helps, computer instruction, arts and crafts, and physical activities.

Offered throughout the school year and is an inclusion program available for children 5 to 13 years of age and children with special needs 5 to 18 years of age.

Recruits and trains high school students in assisting blind senior in their homes and at Selis Manor (New York City). The Youth provide companionship, escort, and assist with reading and shopping.

Community-Based mentoring includes our traditional, one-to-one mentoring programs where we match children between the ages of 7and 16(our Littles) with a caring adult mentor, aged 21 or older(our Bigs). All volunteer mentors are extensively interviewed, screened and trained. BBBSLI provides every match with a professional program team member to monitor the relationship and offer guidance during its entirety.

Provides an emergency shelter for families with/without children, and single women.

Single males not accepted.

Volunteer Opportunities for Certified Sexual Assault Counselor with New York State Department of Health: free training provided by agency.

Permanent housing for 10 formerly homeless men in structured, homelike, shared apartment setting. Men work toward eventual independence and receive support from staff members during their stay, usually six to 24 months.Services include life skills training, outreach, case management and employment search assistance.Drop off donations of these items at the residence: men's clothing household items food personal care items outdoor recreation items furniture and household items for residents moving to their own housing

Provides mental health counseling to individuals ages 5 years and older. Offers individual, family, and group therapy. Provides counseling for anxiety, depression, behavioral problems, family concerns, anger, and emotional issues related to ADHD, and other learning disabilities.