Resident Assistance

Addressing disconnection in area youth, prevention of addiction, and improvement in access to treatment and recovery services in Delaware County and the Catskills.

The CWC’s Economic Development Programs are intended to support environmentally responsible businesses and to create and retain jobs in the Catskills Region.

Open to friends and neighbors in the Town of Middletown, including Margaretville, Fleischmanns, Arkville, Halcottsville and surrounding areas.

Services include Office for the Aging, Veteran Affairs, Office of Employment & Training, Social Services, Public Health, etc.

Delaware Opportunities offers programs and services to help Delaware County citizens achieve self-sufficiency, secure employment, obtain education, manage income, receive emergency assistance, and more.

Helps vulnerable New York residents who are addicted to drugs or alcohol find proper treatment options.

The Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP) can help eligible New Yorkers heat and cool their homes. Click here for income limits.

A local satellite office for community and human service organizations.

New York State provides impactful suicide prevention programming in response to a growing public health problem.

Call the Hotline at 988

Delaware County Office For The Aging improves older residents' quality of life through services and education, promoting well-being regardless of gender, race or income.

Homeowners, renters, and business owners can obtain information and assistance by contacting the MARK Project. Support includes help with loans and grants for repair and rehab projects, financial assistance, disaster assistance, and more.

The Veterans Service Agency administers and coordinates federal, state, local, and private veterans benefits and services affecting veterans and their families in Delaware County.

The Warm Line is a non-crisis line for people coping with mental illness or just need to talk to someone. (Individuals can also request a wellness call for themselves or friends or family members, as long as the call recipient knows to expect it.)

Noon - 10:15 p.m. 7 days a week

Call: (844) 865-3156 (Toll Free)

or: (607) 865-3156

Facilitating grants for housing rehabilitation and mobile home replacements to residents in our geographic area. Financial, housing, and mortgage counseling is available to anyone in need free of charge. WCCRC also owns and manages four rental properties, including two senior housing buildings.