Resources for mental health and substance use treatment, prevention, recovery and crisis support. The site includes a treatment locator and guidance for communities.

Safe, healthy housing for people in need of extra support (including case management, socioemotional and healthcare coordination of services) while they focus on their recovery and/or mental health needs.

Provides advocacy, education and mental health therapy to help reduce the effects of abuse, neglect and trauma on children and their families.  The agency offers a child advocacy center that coordinates services through child abuse investigations, child abuse prevention and education programs and mental health services.

A recovery community center offering FREE trained and certified peer support, family services, including resource linkage, recovery groups for both adult and youth, and sober social activities in a safe, supportive environment.

Problem gambling educational resources and links to local treatment services. (1-877-8HOPENY)

Empowers and mobilizes students and adult allies to engage in positive change through leadership and smart decision making.

Free educational resources to help schools, agencies, communities and individuals reduce the number of persons killed or injured in alcohol and other drug related traffic crashes.

Educational and advocacy resources to reduce tobacco use around the world.

Resources for mental health and substance use treatment, prevention, recovery and crisis support. The site includes a treatment locator and guidance for communities.

The New York State Office of Addiction Services and Supports oversees one of the nation’s largest addiction services systems, which encompasses nearly 1600 prevention, treatment, and recovery programs.

REACH: Research and Education to Empower Adolescents and Young Adults to Choose Health

The Halpern-Felsher REACH lab focuses on understanding and reducing adolescent and young adult substance use (including electronic cigarettes, cigarettes, alcohol, and marijuana), risky sexual behavior, and risky driving. We also develop, implement, and evaluate interventions, using pre-post tests and randomized control trials. Our research spans several age groups, including children, adolescents, young adults, and parents.

Dedicated to changing school culture through education, prevention toolkits, and campaigns. Includes a parent page and the Kids/Teen HELPCHAT crisis line.

Provides easy-to-understand education and practical tools to help parents prevent teen alcohol and drug use, have meaningful parent-child conversations, and find local support.

The YOU Decide project provides resources and information that aim to empower youth to make healthy choices regarding their gambling behaviors, and to prepare communities to work together to prevent underage gambling and reduce youth access to gambling.

Support for those impacted by domestic violence, sexual assault, trafficking, elder abuse and teen dating violence.  Additionally, the agency provides professional training, community programming and educational classes.

Provides support for individuals and families of all ages, including help with basic needs, immediate and longer-term housing, crisis intervention, youth and family services, and senior support. Emergency assistance is available for food, rent, and utilities.

Food Pantry: Food, pet food, hygiene supplies, and baby items

Project Lift: Free after-school prevention program for grades 1–6 offering education on drugs, alcohol, tobacco, and gambling, plus school, holiday, and summer support

Franklin Free Store (101 Washington St.): Clothing, household items, bedding, and toys

Franklin Community Manor: 17 affordable apartment units

Provides safe shelter, supportive services, and a path to independence for people experiencing homelessness, including case management, counseling, and affordable housing support.