Health and Human

Assistance Programs

Medicaid, SNAP, HEAP, WIC, and other benefit programs.

Food and Nutrition

WIC, SNAP, senior meals, food pantries, and other sources of healthy meals for you and your family.

Housing

Help for renters, homeowners, landlords, and people facing homelessness and housing instability.

Health & Well-Being

Services to keep you safe and healthy: clinics, mental and behavioral health, food safety and environmental health, public health education and more.

Seniors

Medical transportation, meal delivery, social events, and other support for residents 60 years or older.

Human Rights & Inclusion

Know your rights. File a human rights complaint. Accessibility and inclusion programs.

Disability

Support for residents with disabilities and their caregivers.

Veterans

Help for veterans and their families: benefits, advocacy, outreach.

All Health and Human Programs and Services:

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Adult Case Management SPOA

Connects adults with Serious Mental Illness (SMI) to individualized and comprehensive care management and other supports.

Adult Protective Services helps people over the age of 18 who, because of physical or mental impairments, are unable to provide for their own needs or protect themselves from abuse or neglect, and have no one who can responsibly assist them.

Affordable Rental Upgrade Program

The Affordable Rental Upgrade Program (ARUP) provides funds to assist landlords with upgrades for rental apartments serving low to moderate-income renters in Ulster County.

Apply for Funding for Youth Programs

Office of Children and Family Services (OCFS) Reimbursement Grants support local organizations that provide services and opportunities for young people throughout Ulster County.

Apply for Legal Representation in Family Court

If you have a case in Family Court and cannot afford an attorney, you may qualify for free legal defense from a Public Defender.

Apply for the Women, Infant and Children Nutrition Program (WIC)

If you are pregnant or breastfeeding, or caring for an infant or child under age 5, you may be eligible for eWIC cards, nutrition education, breastfeeding support and service referrals.

Assertive Community Treatment (ACT)

Highly individualized mental health treatment for adults with serious psychiatric disorders who have been unable to benefit from traditional treatment. All referrals are made through Ulster County SPOA.

Car Seat Request

Request a meeting with a car seat technician from the Ulster County Sheriff's Office. Car seats are available to eligible caregivers with proof of Government assistance.

Caregiver Respite Program

“Social Club at the Hub” is a once-a-week group respite program that offers enriching activities and socializing for care receivers, enabling caregivers to take a break.

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