New Bethel CME Church offers a non-perishable food pantry to families or individuals requesting assistance. 

Provide free health screenings, wellness services, vaccination referrals, and health education services. Health navigators are available to help individuals get connected with community resources.

Center for Community Alternatives provides programs for court-involved adults, young people, and at-risk youth and advocates for responsive juvenile and criminal justice policies.

Provides support and advocacy for young people and their families as they face or return from long-term out of school suspension, or other long-term removal from school. Supports will be provided in the home, community and school settings and Transition Advocates will work closely with Rochester City School District staff at designated schools.

University of Rochester Medical Center offers a wide range of hospital services and specialty centers.

Offers a virtual support group and Stroke education for survivors via Zoom.

Center for Community Alternatives provides programs for court-involved adults, young people, and at-risk youth and advocates for responsive juvenile and criminal justice policies.

Provides personalized supports and systems navigation for young people currently involved with the criminal/family court legal system, returning to the community from placement or incarceration or aging out of the foster care system. Support will be provided wherever the young person is – school, community, facility, etc.

Veterans Outreach Center provides a one-stop-shop model of services to the United States Armed Forces veterans and their families through:Case managementResidential servicesQuartermaster programMorale Center servicesSuicide prevention/awareness support and more

Provides comprehensive support through resume assistance, career counseling, and assessments, alongside classes in occupational skills, career development, and job readiness, as well as help with permanent housing searches, referrals, and housing education.

Center for Community Alternatives provides programs for court-involved adults, young people, and at-risk youth and advocates for responsive juvenile and criminal justice policies.

Offers services to individuals who face barriers to employment, education, and licensing because of their prior incarceration or criminal conviction. Services include:Assistance with obtaining, reviewing and correcting criminal history information (rap sheets)Counseling with regard to legal rights and obligations in searching for employment with a criminal recordStrategizing about the most effective way to talk to prospective employers about criminal justice involvement Assistance in applying for Certificates of Rehabilitation (including Certificate of Relief from Disabilities and Certificates of Good Conduct); and advocacy to administrative licensing services

The New York Trade Justice Coalition works for positive trade in New York State and around the world.

Offers volunteer opportunities, supporting public understanding of how trade and economic development policies affect New York State industries, workforce sector, and economic opportunity. Activities are non-partisan, educational, and service-oriented.Training is provided4 volunteer positions availableFlexible schedulingWill require assistance with administrative activities Data entry and structured community survey responsesCompiling publicly available economic and industry data related to Monroe County and New York Trade SectorsVolunteers do not engage in lobbying, legislative advocacy, or partisan political activitiesCan be used to fulfill ABAWD (Able-bodied without dependents) hours.

Keeping Our Promise, Inc. is a comprehensive resettlement program for Afghan, Iraqi, and Kurdish interpreters and support personnel in the United States.

Provides volunteer opportunities that focus on Pashto, Turkman and Darsi speakers. 5 volunteer openingsTraining is providedDuties are to assist in sorting donated goods to determine donations to SIV families from items for the Trifht storePricing itemsFurniture repair opportunities

Greater Harvest Church provides navigation services through MyWayFinder the community.

Provide free health screenings, wellness services, vaccination referrals, and health education services. Health navigators are available to help individuals get connected with community resources. Hosts free screening events, including Blueprint for Wellness (BFW) and community health fairs.

The Rotary Club of Rochester Southwest is a dynamic and diverse group of change-makers. We proactively improve the quality of life for people and the environment in Rochester's southwest neighborhood.

Assists with planting, watering, mulching, seasonal cleaning, and general beautification. Opportunities are flexible and help maintain the neighborhood green space.Capacity for 20 volunteers2-4 hours per shift; flexible based on volunteer availabilityOn-site guidance and basic instructionVolunteers will work inside of the 19th Ward, City of RochesterFully wheelchair-accessible community garden with raised accessible beds. Welcomes volunteers of all abilities and offers inclusive opportunities for individuals with disabilitiesCan be used to fulfill ABAWD (Able-bodied without dependents) hours.

Action for A Better Community, Inc. promotes and provides opportunities for low-income individuals and families to become self-sufficient.

Offers volunteer opportunities working with children in classroom setting, preparing meals and snacks for children, basic cleaning, answering phones, copying, and basic office work. Has 50 volunteer opportunitiesTraining is providedOpportunities at various locationsCan be used to fulfill ABAWD (Able-bodied without dependents) hours