Provides health information and referrals through telephone counseling by registered nurses. Call for free health information or assistance including free health information, physician and service referrals, program registration information, disease management assistance, post-discharge support for patients and families, pre-procedure instructions for diagnostic testing, follow-up for health screens and post-discharge care management for open-heart patients, including patient education and assistance with medications.

Designated as regional center for 54 counties in Western, Central & Eastern New York. Registered nurses and pharmacists trained in toxicology provide telephone management when poisoning occurs, and supply information regarding poison inquiries. A Poison Information Specialist will ask you some questions, including: Your name and phone number Age and weight of patient Name on container of product Amount involved Time of poisoning Any symptoms

Does not charge for providing telephone numbers; callers may have to pay for airtime, depending on their telephone provider. Free411: residential, government and business phone numbers. Advise callers they may hear a short advertisement at the start of the call.

* Provides information about the Zika Virus.

• Including transmission, onset and symptoms of the disease
• Testing is available to individuals who have recently been to areas affected by Zika.

Provides information and assistance about all transportation within the state. Regional offices are able to provide specific information regarding their coverage area.

Provides legal resources to help individuals protect their rights and navigate the legal system.

Provides medical advice and referrals.

Provides short-term telephone crisis counseling, referral to local resources, and emergency intervention as needed.

* Provides information on cancer that is easy to understand. Information specialists provide personalized responses to a range of cancer questions, including: Cancer research and clinical trials. Cancer prevention. Risk factors. Symptoms. Early detection. Diagnosis. Treatment. Living with cancer. Quitting smoking.

Provides an online resource to help victims of crime get civil legal information and services, related to their housing, employment, and safety.

* Provides cancer information. Information specialists provide responses to a range of cancer questions, including:

• cancer research and clinical trials
• cancer prevention
• risk factors
• symptoms
• early detection
• diagnosis
• treatment
• living with cancer
• quitting smoking

* Provides information on the following environmental services: Refuse and recycling collection. Commercial refuse. Street lighting. Graffiti removal. Dead animal removal. Bridge maintenance. Snow and ice removal. Street and sidewalk repair. Leaf collection. Vacant lot maintenance. Water billing, quality, emergencies and meter readings. Public work services.* Offers an information line for questions regarding City Hall departments and services.* Reporting of non-emergency crimes.* Offers the Carbon Monoxide and Smoke Detectors Landlord program. Tenants can contact for information about the program. Property landlord has to apply for the city to do the installation of the detectors

Provides an online resource to help victims of crime get civil legal information and services, related to their housing, employment, and safety.

Provides an online resource to help victims of crime get civil legal information and services, related to their housing, employment, and safety.

Provides information and assistance about all transportation within the state. Regional offices are able to provide specific information regarding their coverage area.

Provides information and assistance about all transportation within the state. Regional offices are able to provide specific information regarding their coverage area.

Provides information and assistance about all transportation within the state. Regional offices are able to provide specific information regarding their coverage area.

* Provides information about the Zika Virus. Including transmission, onset and symptoms of the disease. Testing is available to individuals who have recently been to areas affected by Zika.

The program' s goal is to increase resilience and pro-social behaviors. A Parent's Guide to Changing Destructive Adolescent Behavior (CDAB) is the only parent training program that addresses the MOST destructive of adolescent behaviors. With a focus on improving both school attendance and performance. Program Goals: Reduce family conflict Reduce juvenile crimeImprove School attendance and performance Critical Issues Addressed: Arguing and Family conflict Poor School Performance Truancy and Dropouts Media Influences Early Teen Sexuality Teen Drug Use Youth Gangs Teen Violence BullyingRunaway youth

A planning/granting agency for youth (birth-21 yrs) and families whose primary goal is youth development.

LawNY offices may be able to help you with problems such as welfare terminations, divorces, evictions, SSI denials, or other legal problems if you are eligible for our services.

A county-wide youth engagement program that teaches junior and senior high school students about Chenango County and the needs of the community. Participants become more aware of their surroundings and community, gain an understanding of volunteerism and the impact it has on society, and learn about fundraising and the ongoing challenges nonprofits face.

Provides information and assistance about all transportation within the state. Regional offices are able to provide specific information regarding their coverage area.