Please note we currently limit our resource list to organizations that are registered 501(c)3 nonprofits, government entities or recognized and accredited educational institutions. To be added, you must indicate which of those apply to your organization in your message, which should be sent through our Contact Us page.
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Information and referral service connecting you with community services: housing, utility assistance, food, healthcare, employment, mental health and substance abuse, transportation, taxes, senior/elderly services, disability services, asthma, and more.
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List of AA meetings in our community, along with additional resources for those seeking help with alcoholism and addiction.
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Pre-school programs, school-age childcare, summer day programs, and teens and young adult programs
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Family counseling, teen mentoring, and emergency financial assistance
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Food pantry, after-school prevention program, low-income housing, holiday assistance, furniture, information and referral
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Food pantry serving the Shenendehowa and Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake School District
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Resources for supporting LGBTQ+ health and well-being
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Café, copy/print/fax, emergency food pantry, games, public access computers with free internet, community education, and senior meals
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Youth development, school age childcare, domestic violence advocacy, family resources, food pantry, and community education
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Adoption, adult and family services, adult protective services, child support, children's services, daycare, domestic violence, employment, foster care services, home care, HEAP, Medicaid, SNAP, TANF
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For Seniors: Caregiver Support Program, case management, EISEP, emergency response, health insurance counseling, healthcare screenings, income tax preparation, legal services, long term care ombudsman, nutrition, transportation, and volunteer opportunities
For youth: Safety programs, economic support, leisure and recreation, education, health and community development
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WIC, Head Start, weatherization program, food pantry, crisis and family development services, information and referral, and the Latino Community Action Program (ESL, advocacy)
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Legal services for low-income individuals and families related to domestic violence, family law, housing, public benefits, and more
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Programs vary by location, but in general libraries provide community education, support groups, and access to technology
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Outreach, shelter, drop-in center, and housing assistance
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Domestic violence and sexual assault services
Please note we currently limit our resource list to organizations that are registered 501(c)3 nonprofits, government entities or recognized and accredited educational institutions. Please do not contact us asking to add your for-profit business.
