Newburgh Area Community Information: Community Resources
Find local government, school, and recreation information for Newburgh, New Windsor, Orange County, and New York City.
- 2019 Resource Guide (from RECAP) *Please note some information is out of date.Includes: Benefit/Assistance Programs (Fed/State/County), Computer Access, Dental Health, Department of Corrections & Community Service, Domestic Violence, Education, Employment/Job Readiness, Family Supportive Services, Financial Aid/Voucher, Food Pantry/Soup Kitchen/Nutrition Program, General Assistance, Helplines/Hotlines, Housing, Immigration, Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities, Latino Services, Legal Services, LGBTQ Services, Literacy, Medical Health, Mental Health, Notary Services, Parenting, Personal Care, Reentry/Transitional Services, Sexual Health, Spiritual Connections, Substance Abuse, Transportation, Veteran Services, Street Map: City of Newburgh, Street Map: City of Middletown
Children and Teens
- Maternal Infant Services Network (MiSN) of Orange, Sullivan and Ulster CountiesMISN works to reduce health disparities in the Hudson Valley, addressing issues like preterm birth, low birth weight, and infant mortality. MISN provides families with resources, support, and information.
- Newburgh Armory Unity CenterFree educational, athletic, and civic programs, events, and activities.
- Newburgh Performing Arts Academy (NPAA)Provides youth ages 3-18 with high quality, pre-professional instruction in the creative arts such as dance, music, theatre, and visual arts.
- Orange County Youth BureauChildren, Youth & Families Service Directory 2019-2020 *Please note some information is out of date.
- Youth Advocate Programs, Inc.YAP specializes in supporting individuals and families involved in the youth justice and child welfare systems; youth with behavioral health needs, young people with intellectual disabilities and/or struggling with educational challenges; and adults returning from prison.
Domestic Violence
- Fearless (formerly Safe Homes of OC)Advocacy, support, education, prevention, and shelter.
Help for those experiencing domestic violence, sexual abuse, human trafficking, and crime victimization. - Text 4 TeensText 4 Teens connects young people in need of support for mental illness, substance use, developmental disability, sexual assault, or who need information/referrals with trained professionals, 24/7. Text 845-391-1000 for help.
Multi-Service Agencies
- Catholic Charities"We offer a helping hand and a caring heart to those suffering from the disease of addiction, to families and individuals struggling with poverty, including emergency food and shelter assistance, and to immigrants navigating the journey to citizenship."
- Newburgh MinistryWe work to prevent homelessness in the Hudson Valley by providing shelter, clothing, hygiene supplies, coaching, and support to help people become better advocates for themselves to avoid crisis.
- Regional Economic Community Action Program (RECAP)RECAP provides programs and services to help people who live in poverty in Orange County New York and the surrounding areas. RECAP works with our community’s most vulnerable populations including seniors, children, veterans, the homeless and the hungry, those living with HIV/AIDS, individuals and families affected by of domestic violence, people challenged by substance use disorder and anyone struggling to make ends meet.
- Safe Harbors of the HudsonSafe Harbors of the Hudson is a mixed-use, non-profit housing and arts redevelopment project.
- Social Services of Orange CountyNewburgh Office:
141 Broadway
845-568-5100
Drug/Alcohol Rehab
- Center for Recovery3 Commercial Place, Newburgh
(845) 220-2146 - Hope Not HandcuffsAn initiative aimed at bringing law enforcement and community organizations together in an effort to find viable treatment options for individuals seeking help to reduce dependency with any substance.
- Restorative ManagementRMC is a provider of outpatient substance abuse services in Orange County, NY.
Justice Impacted
- Exodus120 South Street, Newburgh (down stairs on left side of building)
845-565-2700
Services for the formerly incarcerated addressing literacy and educational deficits, hard and soft skills training, vocational and job readiness, lack of adequate child care, and financial fluency - The Osborne Association388 Ann Street, Newburgh
845-345-9845
Works for systemic reforms while providing opportunities for people to reunite with their families, continue their education, connect to meaningful employment, and rebuild their lives after incarceration - RECAP Orange County Reentry201 Broadway, Newburgh
Food
- Newburgh Urban Farm and Food InitiativeNUFFI is a movement dedicated to empowering the Newburgh community through sustainable urban agriculture.
Housing and Property
- The CornerstoneSafe, affordable, well-designed, permanent supportive housing which includes 128 single room occupancy apartments including 12 artist lofts. The residence houses a mixed tenancy of adults including those living with mental health diagnoses and physical disabilities, veterans, the formerly homeless, artists in need of affordable live-work space and low and very low income working adults.
Animals
- T.A.R.A. (The Animal Rights Alliance)Low cost spay/neuter for cats and dogs.
- Talk to Me About Cats (TTMAC)Based in Newburgh, TTMAC is committed to growing compassion towards our feline community and when possible places adoptable cats and kittens in both foster and permanent homes.
Health
- Access: Supports for LivingProvides services to people with Intellectual and developmental disabilities, behavioral health needs, and children and families with a range of needs.
- Cornerstone Family Health Care"Primary and preventative medical services to any who need our service regardless of ability to pay."
- Hudson HouseA rehabilitative psychosocial club which offers socialization, recreation, education, vocation, and life skills services to adults 18+ who have a psychiatric disability.
- Hudson Valley Community Services (HVCS)Services and support for people with chronic conditions or those at high risk for conditions such as HIV, sexually transmitted infections (STIs) or hepatitis C