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  • Board of Elections

    The Board of Elections is a bipartisan office comprised of two appointed Commissioners representing the state’s major political parties, and equal party representation in all facets of the Board. Tioga County Board of Elections can provide sample ballots, polling locations and maps, voter information and forms, who is running for office, elected officials, and election inspectors.

    Provider:Tioga County Board of Elections
    Provider Address:56 Main St. #14, Tioga, Owego, NY, 13827-
    Telephone:(607)-687-8261
    42.1
    -76.26
    Tioga County Board of Elections
    /providers/tioga-county-board-of-elections-903564
  • Housing Advocacy

    What Is Housing Advocacy?

    If you need assistance locating and applying for affordable and accessible housing in Dutchess County. TRI can provide you resources, such as applications for available housing, assistance in getting your name on a waiting list, or help in sorting through and filling out paperwork.

    If you feel you have experienced housing discrimination due to your disAbility, TRI can provide support in discussing the matter with the landlord. If you want to file a complaint, TRI can provide resources to guide you.

    Provider:Taconic Resources for Independence
    Provider Address:82 Washington Street, Suite 214, Dutchess, Poughkeepsie, NY, 12601-
    Telephone:(845)-452-3913
    41.69
    -73.92
    Taconic Resources for Independence
    /providers/taconic-resources-for-independence-901960
  • Basketball: Kids, Young Adults, and Adults Leagues

    YOUTH BASKETBALL (grades K-12)

    “The J.C.C. will provide opportunities for many age groups with our new J.C.C. Skills Academy program, instructed by Doneilous King. Starting in November, this program runs every Sunday for 16 weeks from 1 PM to 4 PM. There are also opportunities for Jr. High and High School leagues. Please contact Dave George at daveg@jccutica.net for more information on these programs.”

    CHURCH LEAGUE

    “This basketball league is for ages 18 and up and runs Saturdays starting end of November through March from 2:30 PM to 10 PM.”

    MEN’S OVER 40 LEAGUE

    “Join our fastest growing program. Winners will receive special “Champion” T-shirts. Starts November and runs through Early April. Meetings are every Sunday, 4:30 PM to 7 PM. Price: $600 per team.”

    METHODS OF PAYMENT: Generally, for the Utica location, attendants do not need a membership and would either rent space out or attend programs hosted by people who have rented space out. Fees and methods of payment may vary.

    Provider:Jewish Community Federation
    Provider Address:2310 Oneida St., Oneida, Utica, NY, 13501
    Telephone:(315)-733-2343
    43.1
    -75.23
    Jewish Community Federation
    /providers/jewish-community-federation-908721
  • Rockland Community Development Council (RCDC)

    Sponsors various community programs, including employment,outreach, housing and senior programs

    Provider:Rockland Community Development Council (RCDC)
    Provider Address:22 Main St, Rockland, Monsey, NY, 10952
    Telephone:845-352-1400
    41.11
    -74.06
    Rockland Community Development Council (RCDC)
    /providers/rockland-community-development-council-rcdc-sofarockap227
  • Youth Programs: Camp, Sports, and Play

    SUMMER CAMP

    “J.C.C. Summer Camp packs fun into learning with hands on activities as children explore their interests in our indoor and outdoor classrooms. Each week will have daily sensory, art, building and movement activities while using our spacious outdoor play area!!

    Each week will focus on a new and exciting theme that will pique the interest of all ages. Our camp teachers work collaboratively to develop a fun curriculum that takes advantage of all that the summer offers. They use the playground, the classroom, gym and auditorium as well as special visitors as an extension of the camp. Fun snacks, sprinkler fun and lots of friends. The most important emphasis of our summer camp is to have fun!!!”

    PLAY DAY

    “Check our homepage to find out more information about times and dates for our preschool play days. Kids are welcome to play in the gym, watch a movie in the auditorium and enjoy pizza, popcorn, and drinks. Price $3/per person and adults must stay with their children throughout the duration of their stay.”

    SPORTS OF ALL SORTS (ages 3-6)

    “Are you looking for a great program to get the kids up and active, while having fun learning fundamentals of sports and games? Come join us in this fun filled hour filled with obstacle courses, relay races, drill and skills activities, and lots more. The activities will be specially designed for two different age groups. This program will run once a week for 6 weeks. Cost: $50 for members or $60 for nonmembers.”

    INTRO TO TAE KWON DO (ages 5-11)

    “Scalise Tae Kwon Do, in a partnership with the J.C.C. is pleased to offer a 6-week introductory course for children. your child will learn basic kicking, blocking, striking, and punching. Some other areas included: stretching, physical fitness, and self-defense. Fundamental skills increase your child’s physical coordination, flexibility, balance, and mental acumen. Children are taught at their own pace and are never pressured to perform beyond their capabilities. Come join in this brand new and exciting program!”

    FLOOR HOCKEY FOR KIDS (ages 4-9)

    “Taught by skilled hockey coached, this program will be a combination of first-class instruction and real live games with your favorite Comet players! Registration is first come, first serve. Don’t miss this exciting opportunity. Call now to register your child! Cost: $60 for members or $70 for nonmembers.”

    INDOOR SOCCER (ages 3 – 6)

    “Bring your little ones every Monday to come and enjoy this delightful 6-week session. Your children will learn the basic skills of soccer while having a blast and doing plenty of running! Cost: $55 for members or $65 for nonmembers.”

    METHODS OF PAMYENT: Generally, for the Utica location, attendants do not need a membership and would either rent space out or attend programs hosted by people who have rented space out. Fees and methods of payment may vary.

    Provider:Jewish Community Federation
    Provider Address:2310 Oneida St., Oneida, Utica, NY, 13501
    Telephone:(315)-733-2343
    43.1
    -75.23
    Jewish Community Federation
    /providers/jewish-community-federation-908721
  • Adult Programs

    "DINNER AND A MOVIE

    Enjoy dinner with friends and an entertaining film following your meal. Admission to the dinner and a movie program is $10 for center members and $15 for nonmembers. Check your monthly newsletter and upcoming events. Come to our monthly dinner and a movie event in the J.C.C. Auditorium! Check on our homepage for further details.

    BOOK RAP

    Love to read? Come join our book rap! Readers are welcome to attend any one or all monthly discussions. The list can be found in our program book and the book of the month is in each newsletter. Admission is free for center members and $5 per discussion for nonmembers. Novels are typically available at area libraries, online and in bookstores.

    PICKLEBALL

    The Pickleball craze is sweeping the nation! Pickleball was invented in the mid 1960’s and designed to be easy-to-learn and play for all ages. This sport is a cross between badminton, tennis, and Ping-Pong. It’s a racquet sport in which two to four players use solid paddles made of wood or composite material to hit a whiffle ball over the net. Join us every Monday and Wednesday from 6 to 8 PM and Sunday mornings from 8 to 10 AM in the J.C.C. gymnasium; whether you’re a first-time player or a seasoned veteran, you’re guaranteed to find a game at your pace. Admission is $6 per night.

    ADULT CO-ED COMPETITIVE PICK-UP VOLLEYBALL

    The J.C.C. has installed a brand new volleyball net system in the gymnasium and every Friday night from 6 to 8 PM, we invite all competitive co-ed volleyball players to an intense game of pick up volleyball. This level of play consists of players with a solid knowledge of the game and rules along with having an intermediate to advanced set of skills. Price is $5 at the door. Call for more information, or e-mail Lindsay@jccutica.net.

    HEALTH AND WELLNESS CLASSES:

    MVCC hosts yoga, cardio, and various fitness classes at the J.C.C. Currently, prices range from $45-$90"

    METHODS OF PAYMENT: Generally, for the Utica location, attendants do not need a membership and would either rent space out or attend programs hosted by people who have rented space out. Fees and methods of payment may vary.

    Provider:Jewish Community Federation
    Provider Address:2310 Oneida St., Oneida, Utica, NY, 13501
    Telephone:(315)-733-2343
    43.1
    -75.23
    Jewish Community Federation
    /providers/jewish-community-federation-908721
  • Citizen Action of New York

    Citizen Action of New York is a grassroots membership organization taking on big issues that are at the center of transforming society. Issues like: quality education and after-school programs, guaranteed quality, affordable health care, public financing of election campaigns, dismantling racism and promoting racial justice, a more progressive tax system.

    Provider:Citizen Action of New York
    Provider Address:477 State Street, Broome, Binghamton, NY, 13901
    Telephone:(607) 723-0110
    42.1
    -75.91
    Citizen Action of New York
    /providers/citizen-action-of-new-york-sofabrooap52
  • SAGE VETS

    NYS program for LGBTQ Military Veterans to access benefits and improve their overall health and wellness. Advocacy is provided for all LGBTQ Veterans.

    Provider:SAGE Advocacy & Services for LGBTQ Elders
    Provider Address:SAGE National Headquarters, 305 7th Ave, 15th Floor, New York, New York, NY, 10001
    Telephone:(212)-741-2247
    40.71
    -73.99
    SAGE Advocacy & Services for LGBTQ Elders
    /providers/sage-advocacy-services-for-lgbtq-elders-904416
  • Senior Council

    The Delaware County Senior Council, comprised of representatives from Senior Clubs throughout the county, serves as an important link between the county's elder citizens and the Office for the Aging. The Council meets at 12:30 p.m., the 2nd Monday of every month at The First Presbyterian Church, Clinton Street Delhi, NY. All Seniors are always welcome to attend. For further information contact John Hampel, President at 607-363-7303.

    Provider:Delaware County Senior Council
    Provider Address:97 Main Street, Suite 2, Delaware, Delhi, NY, 13753
    Telephone:(607)746-6433
    42.27
    -74.91
    Delaware County Senior Council
    /providers/delaware-county-senior-council-sofa-ag-374449
  • Parent Mentor Project

    STIC provides Education Advocacy services to families of children with disabilities to ensure that they receive an appropriate education in the least restrictive environment, as required by law. STIC provides education advocacy assistance to parents through our Parent Mentor Project. In this program, a Parent Mentor Advocate, who is the parent of a child with a developmental disability provides mentoring and support to other parents. The Parent Mentor Advocate will use their experience to assist other parents to navigate the complex special education system. The ultimate goal is to empower and educate parents so that they can become their child’s best advocate

    Provider:Southern Tier Independence Center (STIC)
    Provider Address:135 E Frederick Street, Broome, Binghamton, NY, 13904-
    Telephone:(607)-724-2111
    42.1
    -75.91
    Southern Tier Independence Center (STIC)
    /providers/southern-tier-independence-center-stic-903474
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