FAMILY SERVICE SOCIETY INC is a company based out of 280 PRINCETON AVENUE EXT, CORNING, New York, United States.

Community Action for Wyoming County (WCCA) is a non-profit organization incorporated in 1995 to fight the causes of poverty by providing a variety of services and advocacy for Wyoming County residents. WCCA has an important and unique contribution to make in improving the quality of life for all Wyoming County residents in promoting personal and family growth.

The mission of the Human Services Coalition is to enhance the delivery of health and human services in the Tompkins County area. Human Service Planning (HSP) HSP encourages cooperation among providers to develop well-organized service delivery systems and provides links to local, regional, and national decision-makers. It convenes the Homeless & Housing Task Force the Continuum of Care, and monthly Human Services Forums. Health Planning Council (HPC) To improve the health of Tompkins County residents, the Health Planning Council conducts community health planning, promotes the development of needed health services and resources, increases access to health care services, and encourages the integration of the various components into a functioning system. 2-1-1 Tompkins/ Information and Referral 2-1-1/ Information and Referral (2-1-1) operates at the hub of the Tompkins County services network to promote effective service delivery and efficient allocation of community resources. 2-1-1 connects people in need with services designed to address that need by providing a central telephone information service, chat line, and maintaining a data base of community information. Callers are referred to service providers according to their situation.

The Institute for Human Services, Inc. (IHS) is a non-profit advocate serving the Southern Tier. Our goal is to support our member organizations through: • Capacity building, governance, and operations support • Strategic collaboration & communication between member and non-member organizations • Professional development and conferences aimed at organizational sustainability • Coordination of programs and services that enhance the capacity for other organizations The Institute for Human Services works together with our members, other non-profits, funders, government entities, and community leaders to create a network of collaboration and communication aimed at improving the quality of life in the Southern Tier. We believe that success is achievable when organizations are able to break out of their silos and are given the right tools to meet a common goal. Our focus is on the good of the community. We are a dynamic and responsive entity, able to provide the information and resources that are most needed in the community, both for organizations and individuals. IHS provides services such as the 2-1-1 HELPLINE, Steuben Rural Health Network, Coordinated Transportation Services, Resource Development, and Lead Agency Services as a capacity building, information, and referral opportunity for our member organizations. IHS is a 501(c)(3) local association that provides a united voice for the non-profit sector and serves as a unique support and information provider.

Quail Summit Inc. is Canandaigua’s premier senior independent & assisted living community. Three wonderfully designed neighborhoods and apartments offering the best in amenities and services to enhance your life. THE ESTATES - An Independent Living neighborhood for individuals who desire a completely independent lifestyle. THE HARBOR - The Enriched Assisted Living neighborhood is designed to provide additional assistance and support with Activities of Daily Living. THE VILLAGE - A Memory Care neighborhood designed for seniors experiencing dementia and the early stages of Alzheimer’s Disease. Quail Summit offers 58 spacious one and two bedroom independent apartments, 28 one and two bedroom assisted living apartments and 22 Memory Care apartments. A complete program of Assisted Living services is available for those residents who require more assistance with Activities of Daily Living in order to lead a comfortable and satisfying life. This program includes three delicious meals daily with snacks and medication management. Amenities: • Card and computer rooms • Private dining room • Library • Additional Common Areas • Exercise/fitness room • Walking trails Ask About "Graceful Stays" - short term respite program. Many of our current residents took advantage of "Graceful Stays"and enjoyed their visit so much, they decided to live at Quail Summit full time. We invite you try us out, we think you'll enjoy your stay.

Foodnet Meals on Wheels mission is to provide meals and other nutrition services that promote dignity, well being and independence for older adults and other persons in need in Tompkins County. As a FNMOW client, we focus on your health so that you can live as independently as possible. Foodnet Meals on Wheels is a 501(c)3 non-profit corporation funded by the New York State and Tompkins County Offices for the Aging, U.S. Administration on Aging, United Way, voluntary contributions from participants, and charitable gifts from individuals, businesses and foundations.

“Child and Family Resources is dedicated to providing affordable, accessible programs that enhance and support the education of parents and child care providers and encourage the highest quality of care and positive learning experiences for all young children.” CFR has Family Resource Centers in each Ontario, Seneca and Yates counties offering a variety of services at each site and may include family fun events, early childhood learning opportunities, parent education classes and support groups, resources and referral to parent and child care providers, mentoring and supervised visitation services for non-custodial parents, and training, registration and enrollment services for child care programs.

Gadabout Transportation Services, Inc. offers affordable transportation solutions tailored to the needs of Tompkins County residents aged 55 and above, as well as those who are ADA (American Disability Act) certified. Our mission is to ensure convenient and accessible transportation options for seniors and individuals with disabilities, enhancing their mobility and overall quality of life. Connect with us to learn more about how we're making a positive impact on our community through reliable and inclusive transportation services. Gadabout office hours are Monday through Friday, 8:00am to 4:30pm Phone (607) 273-1878 Email: [email protected] To request a ride, you will need to schedule your ride two (2) business days before you need a ride if you are not ADA certified. Non-ADA riders can ride Monday through Friday, there is no weekend service for Non-ADA transportation. Call (607) 273-1878 or email [email protected] between 8 am and 4:30 pm, (not including weekends and holidays). Gadabout Tickets: · Zone #1 is $2.00 a Ticket or $20.00 for 1 book of Ten (10) tickets · Zone #2 is $3.00 a Ticket or $15.00 for 1 book of Five (5) tickets You may call our office to purchase tickets. We will deliver them to you via the driver. You then pay the driver for your tickets. We take cash or checks only. No debit or credit cards currently. Additional riders are allowed, but they will have to pay for each ride. However, riders certified as PCA (Certified Personal Care Assistant) do not have to pay. If you are disabled, you can apply for ADA, a federal program available through TCAT to aid people of any age with transportation if they have a disability that prevents them from driving or riding other modes of transportation. · Contact Jen at TCAT (607) 277-9388 Ext. 420 to apply If you qualify for ADA, you can ride every day of the week during TCAT hours for your area. Also, you only need to call the day before you need a ride.