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Cortland County assistance programs
Help with bills and access social services
Catholic Charities of Cortland (dial (607) 756-5992) is a non-profit family service agency that provides people direct human services through a variety of assistance programs and other services. Some of the resources offered to qualified individuals includes Emergency Financial Assistance, Basic Need, Community Food Pantry, Funds for Utility and Heating Bills, STEPS/Teen Services, Men’s Club and more.
Another of the leading non-profit agencies to turn to for aid is the Cortland County Salvation Army. This non-profit also offers the needy several different programs, including Seasonal Assistance, Comprehensive Emergency Assistance For Paying Bills and Rent, Community Meals, Free Groceries and Food, Summer Fun Days, Youth Services and other aid. (607) 753-9363
The Cortland County Community Action Program (CAPCO) runs some of its own assistance programs, and is also a leading agency to turn to for access to both New York and federal government programs. They offer the following options.
- Weatherization : This program can pay for the insulation of floors, roofs, and walls, Can repair & replace heating systems, repair & replace hot water tanks, install caulking and weather-stripping, inspect appliances, and offers various other energy saving updates to homes.
- Energy bill help : Learn about the federal government / New York LIHEAP utility program. This assistance can help prevent a disconnection and also offers regular, ongoing cash grants.
Call the Cortland County Community Action Program at (607) 753-6781.
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Free new and gently used clothing
Contact the Grace Christian Fellowship, phone number 607-749-3233. They run a clothing closet that can aid those in need.
Free legal aid
Legal Services of CNY is a non-profit law firm that provides free, civil legal assistance and advice to low to moderate income families and individuals in the area. Attorneys will represent people in court, assist with administrative hearings, and represent clients before government agencies and the legislature. The work of these attorneys will help clients deal with some of life’s most basic needs, such as a safe home, help prevent an eviction or foreclosure, enough food to eat, access to medical and health care, a decent education, protection against fraud and illegal debt collection tactics and loans, and personal safety. (607) 753-1134
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