Community Action Programs Cayuga/Seneca (CAP) serves individuals, families, and children through over 40 programs designed to alleviate hunger and homelessness, help domestic violence victims, prepare individuals for the workforce, provide early childhood development, improve health outcomes, and mitigate crisis. 

Assists individuals with disabilities to achieve and maintain employment and support independent living through training, education, rehabilitation, and career development. 

Offers evidence-based employment focused interventions for individuals at a moderate or high risk of recidivism on probation or parole to remove barriers to obtaining and maintaining employment. Services include: Assessments and Employment Retention Plans, Cognitive Behavioral Intervention Employment Readiness Training, and Subsidized or Transitional Employment and Educational Services. 

CASA-TRINITY Inc. provides prevention, education, treatment, referral, and recovery services to individuals, families and communities affected by alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs.

Offers Methadone as a Medication for Opioid Use Disorder (MOUD). Facilitated by medical providers, clients will visit daily for a single dose medication as part of this treatment plan. Taken daily, methadone helps to fight cravings, reduce withdrawal, and assist clients in achieving recovery goals. 

The Rochester Department of Recreation and Human Services offers facilities and programs for the residents of the city of Rochester. 

Offers volunteer opportunities assisting with general maintenance of the building and stadium bathrooms.Training is providedRequires 2 volunteers4 hours per shiftCan be used to fulfill ABAWD (Able-bodied without dependents) hours

Angels of Mercy, Inc. provides support services to survivors of human trafficking, and provides the general public with events and activities to raise public awareness.

Provides human trafficking awareness and prevention education for youth, parents, and community members, including information about human trafficking, warning signs, risk factors, personal safety, and anti-human trafficking advocacy. 

National Runaway Safeline (NRS) is the National Communication System for runaway and homeless youth. Youth and family members can contact NRS for help in dealing with problems and finding local social service agencies and organizations. NRS also operates MOCA: Mentally Overcoming Challenges and Adversities, a mental health hotline for youth and young adults.

Offers a mental health hotline for all youth and young adults. Crisis intervention by nonjudgmental trained staff can link youth to national and local resources. 

The Monroe County Office of Mental Health is committed to improving the health and quality of life of county residents who are affected by mental illness, developmental disabilities, alcohol and other drugs.

Operates 24/7 in collaboration with the 11 law enforcement agencies in Monroe County. The goal is to de-escalate crisis situations, offer the least restrictive level of care safely and effectively, and provide appropriate referrals.

Gerhardt Neighborhood Outreach Center provides hot meals, groceries, clothing and shoes, and various resources and special events to the community.  

Provides a clothing closet.