Community Resources

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Create healing environments in the homes of children affected by serious medical conditions.

Assists persons dealing with an on-going disability with employment assessment and job placement. May also provide tuition assistance for job re-training.

A CDRC based in the Southern Tier dedicated to peaceful communication and dispute resolution through mediation.

Provide services to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities in Broome and Tioga counties.

Serves educates, informs, and protects older adults and their families across Broome, Chenango, Cortland, Delaware, Otsego, and Tioga Counties.

Provides medically-supervised outpatient counseling to chemically dependent persons 18 years and older and their families. Provides treatment for alcoholics, alcohol abusers, and others through individual, group and family counseling.

Helps immigrants and refugees start a new life in our community while preserving their ethnic and cultural diversity.

Helps communities prevent, prepare for and respond to disasters locally, nationally, and globally.

Enhances the local community and supports Binghamton University’s educational vision through the presentation of multiculturally significant national and international performances.

A Zoological Association of America accredited interactive educational animal park. Communicates an appreciation for living things through the use of the human senses; allowing guests to get hands on with animal ambassadors.

Provides low cost spay and neuter services for dogs and cats.

Vision rehabilitation services provided for infants through elders who have significant and sustained vision loss across south Central New York and Northern Pennsylvania. A.V.R.E. is a resource for employers seeking qualified applicants.

Provides trauma-informed care for children and their families in their homes and communities. Offers a safe haven for children in need of care through certified foster homes, community group homes, and non-secure and secure detention centers.

A series of one-to-one mentoring programs that aims to support the social and emotional development needs of at-risk youth.

Offers free TASC preparation classes and free ENL classes to adults. They also provide a job training initiative for youth ages 19-21who did not complete high school or who lack the necessary English skills to gain employment.

A minor professional hockey team in the Federal Prospects Hockey League (FPHL) based in Binghamton, New York, with home games at Visions Veterans Memorial Arena

The primary licensing agency for the City of Binghamton. Provides all city-specific permits and licenses, including marriage licenses, dog licenses, disability parking permits, genealogy records, noise permits, and outdoor cafe permits.