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Museum, Aquarium, Parks (MAP) Passes are available to Poughkeepsie Public Library District library card holders* who are 18 years of age or older, have a valid email address, and have no outstanding fines, fees, or overdue materials. *Passes to FDR Presidential Library & Museum are available for all Mid-Hudson Libraries Card Holders.
Passes are limited to one (1) pass per day per family and (2) passes per family within a 30-day period, except where noted. We strongly recommend that you call or visit the destination’s website to confirm their policies and hours prior to your visit. Passes typically exclude special exhibits or events.
Passes are available in two formats: Print on Demand and Pick Up/Return at Library. Print on Demand passes are reserved for the day of visit. You can print out the pass at home, or you can contact the library to print it for you. Pick Up/Return at Library passes are reserved for the day of pick up, and can be borrowed for three (3) days (including pick up date).
For questions, view website or call the Reference Desk at (845) 485-3445 x 3702.
Happiness House offers in-depth school age services to help ensure that developmentally disabled children and young adults have ample opportunities to achieve their goals.
Therapeutic Services
Clinical services available to school-aged individuals include occupational, physical, aquatic, psychological, and speech and language therapy.
Recreational Services
Services include summer day camp, weekend recreational program, and the Teens and Tweens social club. Summer camp and the recreational program are available to children who are enrolled in the HCBS Waiver. Teens and Tweens requires OPWDD eligibility but Waiver enrollment is not necessary.
Residential Programs
Happiness House manages a residential home for teens and young adults with developmental disabilities.
Support Services
Services include community habilitation, family reimbursement and respite services for teens and young adults with developmental disabilities.
Service Coordination
Our services assist families with accessing medical, social and educational services that are necessary for their child's wellbeing.
Our Recreation program is designed to engage Veterans in a variety of activities that they can enjoy with each other or with their families. Our walking trails, basketball courts, horseshoe pits and scenic overlook are always open. We frequently offer special events and trips featuring wheelchair basketball, golf clinics, community gardening, strawberry picking, fly-tying, wood shop work, art and crafts. Highlighting the benefits of golf, our Warrior Golf Program leverages the expertise of golf pros throughout New York state and offers comaraderie and physical activity all within the natural beauty of the golf course environment.
Free program that offers social companionship, meaningful activities and active engagement in a safe space so care partners have an opportunity to socialize and tend to their own healthcare needs. This program meets ponce monthly - Second Wednesday of the month - from 10:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. at Westfield Untited Methodist Church, 101 E Main Street in Westfield, NY. Call 716 - 867 - 2319 for more information and to enroll.
Rumble is an authentic, easy to master, maximum cardio, mixed martial arts workout. Similar to RIPPED, Rumble has been created for everybody. No martial arts experience required, just a willingness to sweat, a desire to get an incredible workout, and the willingness to have fun along the way. Participants will use a rumble stick in the class (a rumble stick will create a higher degree of training and is used as an extension of the body).
Broome County Parks and Recreation runs the Round Top Picnic area, which offers picnicking, a children's play structure, two picnic structures; 80 person each capacity, and scenic vista.
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Go All Out is a website that serves as a guide to outdoor activities, places, events and organizations throughout Broome County, NY. Has an interactive map feature that makes it easy to locate events, parks, and other outdoor facilities and activities for all seasons. www.goalloutbroome.com
The First Ward Senior Center offers a wide range of opportunities for socialization: affordable healthy meals; exercise and wellness programs and volunteer opportunities. Also offer information about services and programs that help people remain healthy, active and independent.
Zumba Toning combines target strength work with dance moves from a regular Zumba fitness class to create a fun, full-body workout.