NEWBURGH – RECAP’s Newburgh Services program celebrated the office’s move to a new space with a Grand Opening on Monday, August 14, 2017.
Staff, board members, volunteers and community partners enjoyed tours of the new location at 201 Broadway and food from RECAP’s Newburgh Fresh Start Café program. Attendees who voiced support for the program’s services included Assemblyman Frank Skartados, Board President John Cappello, and President & CEO of the Community Foundation of Orange & Sullivan Elizabeth Rowley.
“We are all pleased to be in our new location,” said RECAP CEO Charles Quinn. “It brings us closer to our neighbors and is more accessible to the city residents. We believe that being in this storefront on lower Broadway will help us to serve more people.”
RECAP’s Newburgh Services office offers resources for the city’s low income population including nutrition and advocacy assistance, translations, social services navigation, help locating forms, emergency food supplies, and more.
The office is also home to RECAP’s Orange County Reentry service which facilitates and supports the needs of individuals and their families during the transition from incarceration to successful community citizenship.
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