The Resource Recovery Unit attempts to recoup non-exempt income and assets from a client receiving social service benefits, in the cases where total resources were under reported. Files liens, judgments, assignments, state claims and mortgages in appropriate cases to preserve the rights of the Department.The Cash Management System (CAMS) coordinates and oversees all aspects of overpayment and advance payment collections for all benefit programs. Follows up on all repayment agreements. Negotiates mutually acceptable repayment arrangements, and as a last resort, refers matters for civil litigation when necessary.Unit also pays for burials in the death of an indigent individual.

Partners with other organizations to address emerging local issues. Current programs include: Please contact us for information on cooking classes, nutritional advice, health programs and financial education programs.

A 9-month leadership development program that takes place annually to prepare a select group of county residents to become the community stewards of the future. This group explores Oswego County and its resources, key current and future issues.

Provides an opportunity to promote community growth, through the local business community, by networking and community activities which bring about community involvement.

Provides a neighborhood bike ride and, after ten rides, participants receive a free bike, helmet, and lock.

Provides needs assessment and community mobilization to assist business and schools with the development of HIV/AIDS policies and education training.

Provides an herb, fruit, and vegetable garden for educational purposes, for relationship building, to increase healthy and organic food, and to empower people to garden their own food.

Works with area public health departments, community based organizations, and local businesses to further public health initiatives across 8 counties in the Finger Lake region. Includes building collaborations through strategic planning and alignment. Compiles a regional Community Health Assessment as well as facilitates a healthy eating and food security coalition, early childhood initiatives, substance use and mental health information, and emergency planning.

Provides the funding to partner agencies for programs that reflect the mission of United Way to make a difference in the community in the areas of education, income and health.

Provides local professional development and networking opportunities for Putnam non-profit organizations and government agencies. Also has an annual recognition of non-profit and government volunteers who work to promote human and community services.

Offers business plan development, business counseling, workshops, networking opportunities, referrals, and MWBE certification assistance. Also addresses business challenges of all entrepreneurs, including those of special groups, such as low-income women, displaced homemakers, native Spanish speakers, childcare providers, women over the age of 55.

Determines the needs of the population, then reviews local services and facilities, Also encourages and promotes those programs which educate on prevention, diagnosis, care, treatment, and information and referral services. This also serves to coordinate the cooperation among local facilities and providers which are integrated in the community.

Analyzes public policy issues and impending legislation; coordinates advocacy efforts by, and on behalf of persons with Alzheimer's disease and their families.

Works to change public policy and advocate for those issues and positions that relate to local United Ways, community building, and fund raising activities.

Provides the funding to partner agencies for programs that reflect the mission of United Way to make a difference in the community in the areas of education, income and health.

We are an organization of dynamic, inspiring women who are exploring new interests through learning, socializing, and networking. Come experience personal growth, professional development, and community enhancement by participating in our chapter events, special interest groups, discussion groups, and community volunteer opportunities.

Monthly educational programs linking and supporting all nonprofit groups and agencies within Rockland County.

Provides an opportunity to promote community growth, through the local business community, by networking and community activities which bring about community involvement.

Fosters and preserves active and open avenues of communication between the Department and the diverse communities which it serves. In an ongoing effort to identify, understand and solve the contemporary public safety issues facing communities the CRB seeks to build lasting relationships built on trust and mutual respect. As part of its overall mission, CRB supervises the Community Liaison Officers (CLO), the School Resource Officers (SRO), the Recruitment Section and the Police Athletic League (PAL) Officers. The Bureau also coordinates and oversees a variety of outreach initiatives throughout the County, such as Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED), Operation Medicine Cabinet, "Unity in the Community", "Vamos a Hablar", "Let’s Talk", "The Ugly Truth", "Coffee With a Cop", "Craft With a Cop", "Teen Gaming", "HERE Truancy" and "Impact Truancy". The Suffolk County Police Department is enormously proud of the success community relations programs have had in recent years and is fully dedicated to expanding these programs in the future to forge lasting and productive relationships within all the communities in Suffolk County. Call for more detailed information regarding programs and services offered.

Provides management and administrative support, information and referral and organizational capacity building services to nonprofit human service, health and education organizations. Includes annual professional development programming.

The Urban League of Long Island, Inc. enlists the support of our auxiliary organizations towards the fulfillment of our civic engagement and leadership empowerment goals. The Guild and GenNext are comprised of community volunteers who serve as a base of support for the Urban League of Long Island. These individuals engage in community service and professional development activities with the overarching goal of promoting and fulfilling the mission of the Urban League Movement on Long Island.

The Healthy Neighborhoods Program (HNP) is a grant-funded program designed to help improve the personal health, safety, and environmental living conditions of residents within Clinton County. HNP is able to do this through health and safety surveys that are conducted with participants of the program. The survey covers 5 main topics: fire safety, lead, indoor air quality, injury prevention, and asthma. Based on the outcome of the survey, and program eligibility, HNP may be able to provide the participant with various safety products as well as health and safety education. HNP is FREE to all Clinton County residents regardless of age or income. Request form: https://www.jotform.com/Clintonhealth/home-survey-request-form

Provides an opportunity to promote economic growth for local business owners and at-home based businesses through networking and various activities which bring about community involvement.