Volunteers are a vital and powerful part of the Youth Bureau programs. There are opportunities for volunteers to mentor, lead, coach, encourage, referee, share, guide, tutor and so much more. Many Youth Bureau programs need volunteers.

Volunteers needed for many capacities in the hospital, such as gift shop, visitors desk, senior care services, pastoral care, physical therapy, prenatal care clinic, human resources, flower/newspaper delivery, and patient care assistance. Designated Parking, Wide doors, Wheelchair accessible

The Museum of the Earth at the Paleontological Research Institution (PRI) offers everyone an opportunity to explore the history of life on earth dating back 550 million years. The museum displays over 650 specimens from PRIæs world-class fossil collection including the 44-foot skeleton of the Right Whale #2030 and the Hyde Park Mastodon, one of the most complete skeletons ever found! Audio-visual presentations and hands-on exhibits bring the ancient past of New York to life, while programs and activities engage families, fossil and shell enthusiasts, and serious collectors of all ages!
Museum tours are available Monday, Wednesday, & Friday at 11:30 a.m. and Saturday at 11 a.m. Call for dates and lecture information regarding Natural History @ Noon, Artist-in-Residence, and other exciting program series.
Volunteers are always welcome and make a substantial impact on the Museumæs success!

The Kuyahoora serves thousands of people in providing food services to those in need. This is located on St. John's Church, 7514 Main Street, Newport, NY 13416. Ask for Ralph Dow

Volunteers provide much needed social interaction via home visits or telephone check-ins to older Chemung County residents who are home bound.

Volunteer opportunities with United Health Services (UHS) include: escort, host/hostess, gift shop, computer entry and clerical assistance. Multiple locations: Binghamton General Hospital, Wilson Memorial Hospital, Ideal Senior Living.

Food Pantry

*Emergency Food

Monday-Friday 8:30am-5:00pm

Call for availability

Refugee services within the Office of Temporary and Disability. Program and services include:

-providing assistance to refugees and their families in achieving economic and social self-sufficiency

-help repatriated citizens safely at home

-provide assistance to victims of human trafficking and

-assure proper foster care for unaccompanied refugee and entrant minors

Volunteer Opportunities

The Learning Web is a countywide program serving youth from 12 to 25 years of age. This program provides an opportunity to share professional or vocational skills as a mentor for a volunteer youth apprentice and has proven to be valuable to the apprentice as well as rewarding for the men-tor. Those who would like to work in a more direct program support function, such as helping to develop new mentors, work with community relations, or provide administrative or fund raising support, would also be welcome.