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Cornell Cooperative Extension is a community-based educational organization that is governed by a board of directors. Its programs offer information on agricultural production, economic development, youth leadership, nutrition, environmental resource management and public policies. The organization offers parenting classes on child discipline, anger management and family responsibilities. Its consumer horticulture program offers information on organic gardening, pruning, houseplants, plant diseases, pest management and fertilizers. The organization also offers workshops on health and food safety. Located in Batavia, N.Y., Cornell Cooperative Extension offers programs for youth in the age group of 8 to 19 years. Its youth activities include award trips, dairy bowls, public presentations, state fairs and community service projects.

Crossroads House is a nonprofit comfort care home located in Batavia, NY, providing compassionate end-of-life care for residents in Genesee, Wyoming, and surrounding counties of western New York. Their dedicated staff and volunteers offer round-the-clock support, addressing the physical, emotional, spiritual, and social needs of individuals in their last three months of life. As an alternative to hospitals or nursing homes, Crossroads House ensures a dignified quality of life for residents, allowing families to focus on creating lasting memories and building legacies. With no financial burden on families, Crossroads House relies on community support, fundraisers, and grants to continue their mission of helping individuals live their best lives until their final breath.Generated from the website

The Genesee County Soil & Water Conservation District, established in 1944 by the Genesee County Board of Supervisors, is dedicated to conserving soil resources, preventing soil erosion, and improving water quality in Batavia, NY. They work directly with county landowners to implement erosion and sediment control measures, manage stormwater runoff, promote responsible fertilizer and pesticide management, and address agricultural waste. The district also oversees the Genesee County Water Quality Coordinating Committee, which aims to gather information on water resources, educate the public on water quality responsibilities, provide guidelines for water resource protection, identify funding sources for water quality projects, and prepare annual reports on committee activities and member agency efforts to enhance water quality and availability.Generated from the website