Community Resources

A free and confidential 24/7 phone line that will help you connect to and access local resources. Just dial 2-1-1 on your phone.

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

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.

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

Provides rescued food from local farmers' markets at no cost to individuals and organizations. Distrubutes food every Saturday from 1pm-2:30pm.

LGBTQA+ individuals, groups, and allies who work to advocate for and promote LGBTQA+ community members and communities in the Binghamton area.

A public university offering a variety of undergraduate, graduate, and PhD programs.

Provides confidential, non-judgmental support to any woman who is pregnant or thinks she might be pregnant, no matter her age, race, circumstances, religion, marital status or financial situation.

An after school space for children and teens that provides homework assistance, socialization, arts and games, and meals. The club is open to teens on Saturdays, and they provide services within schools both before and after school hours.

Works with the community to preserve, promote and protect the public health and quality of life of all Broome County residents.

Oversees and maintains Nathaniel Cole Park (Town of Colesville), Dorchester Park (Town of Triangle), Greenwood Park (Town of Nanticoke); Grippen Park and Roundtop Picnic Area (both in the Village of Endicott), Hawkins Pond Nature Area (Town of Win

A non-profit organization that provides social services in Broome County.

Provides a variety of services focused on healthy living, youth development, and and community wellbeing.

Routes, schedules, and information on the public transportation bus system in Broome County.

Dedicated to caring for those in need. They provide free meals to those in need, counseling and advocacy for youth and their families, and services for people with disabilities.

A 1137 acre state park located in Broome County. Includes the 18-hole Chenango Valley State Park Golf Course.

A not-for-profit organization offering four areas to help children and their families: Residential, Educational, Preventative and Therapeutic Care. Dedicated to and trained in providing quality services to vulnerable children.

Aims to STOP Hunger by distributing over 2.2 million meals per year to those in need. CHOW is able to turn every $1 donated into 5 meals for the community.