General Hospital providing a range of services includinga 24/7 Emergency Department

Monthly benefits for low-income working persons, disabled persons, and senior citizens. Eligibility is determined by multiple factors including family size and income.

Service for adults who are 18 years of age and older who, due to physical and or mental impairments may, be unable to protect themselves and have no one in their lives that are able to assist them. Services may include safety monitoring, referrals, assistance with benefits, money management, assistance with courts for legal interventions or guardianship.

Services for persons with a disability to help prepare individuals for work (volunteer or paid). Skills taught may include: communication, time-managment, finances, computer skills, office equipment skills, etc. Services are often offered 1 to 1.

"This program focuses on the educational needs of children ages 3 to 5 and is administered through the local school district's Committee on Preschool Special Education. Children who are eligible for preschool services have a qualifying developmental or learning delay. Services are provided at no cost."

Short term, temporary program that can provide some financial assistance to households. Eligibility guidelines vary.Programs Include:Family Assistance (FA) - For families with children (under 18 years of age) living with them in need of aid. Safety Net Assistance (SN) - For individuals, couples without children, and families that have exhausted FA. Emergency Temporary Assistance - For Families experiencing a crisis of housing/shelter (including eviction, utility shut off, and domestic violence)

Trained staff for eligible families to help with in home care respite.

Love and Logic is an approach to parenting that focuses on the science of caring and respectful relationships.This class offeres small, steps and techiniques for parents to implement to help support their families.

K-12 Public School