Nonprofit News

Family Services Society is offering Trainings for Counselors, Therapists, Social Workers, and Human Service Professionals over Zoom for the next several months.

Steuben County Public Health’s June / July newsletter with current standings and information related to COVID-19.

New membership incentives, the future of the Nature Center’s Summer Camp and trails that are open to the public during the COVID-19 pandemic ares the focus of this week’s Tanglewood Nature Center and Museum News.

As of 5/26/2020, the future of summer camps remain up in the air, but we are making plans in case we are able to do so. We want to be best prepared to run a safe, healthy, fun camp if possible, so we are planning in advance. 

Cornell Cooperative Extension of Steuben County is offering more online financial classes during this epidemic. CCE-Steuben Financial Educator Nancy Reigelsperger is working from home during this time but is still available to help our community through email or phone.

AIM Independent Living thanks supporters who contributed donations and PPE items during COVID-19, details opening a NYC location and naming their employee of the month for May.

Cornell Cooperative Extension continues to provide programming to assist agricultural producers to monitor fields for alfalfa weevil.

Providence Housing Development Corporation is excited to begin accepting applications at LaFrance Apartments, a new housing development for individuals and families, to be located at 416 Powell Street in Elmira. The initial application period will be from May 15 to July 13, 2020.

Databranch is partnering with the Chemung County Chamber of Commerce and Olean Chamber of Commerce to present a webinar next Wednesday, May 27th at 10 AM, titled “Are You Ready for Re-Entry?”

Chemung Historical Society will once again welcome visitors, and is seeking public input on their return.