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From Broadway to ballet, RTBS volunteers provide live Audio Description for performances and community events. This service empowers attendees with a visual disability to join family and friends for an exhibit, performance, or event. Then, using a headset provided by RTBS, they listen to a trained audio describer relate the visual information in real time. This can include costumes and sets, artwork, the antics of a team’s mascot, animals in a zoo habitat, the spectacle of a parade, and so much more.

Offers homemaker services, including housekeeping, laundry, vacuuming, essential shopping, errands, and child care and parenting skills.

Energy assistance for eligible low income families.

Energy assistance for eligible low income families.

Offers a free parenting program for children between the ages of 18 months to 5 years of age who are struggling with behavioral issues, such as aggression, tantrums, separation anxiety, non-compliance, difficulty in school/daycare, etc.

Group-focused non-residential services for substance abusing clients who require a more structured or more intensive treatment approach than can be provided in an outpatient program but do not require residential services. Individuals receiving these particular services have been formally assessed and have been diagnosed with either a substance abuse or substance dependency diagnosis.

Provides housing counseling on the topics of pre-purchase home buyer education, budget and credit workshops and counseling, post-purchase counseling, repairs for homes, delinquency and foreclosure prevention counseling.

Offers a recovery home to individuals who may come from residential treatment centers to continue their recovery. Recovery homes are free from alcohol and drugs.

There is oversight to residents 24 hours a day. Residents attend treatment and implement sober living skills with other individuals in early recovery. The Recovery Homes are currently available to adult men and adult women who struggle with a substance use disorder to assist in their long-term recovery.

Public library offering Internet access, free wi-fi, computer classes, and free access to Ancestry.com and FamilySearch. Provides books, e-books, audiobooks, DVDs, video games, board games, puzzles, cake pans, projectors, tables, chairs for loan; free meeting room space. Purchases books for patrons. Provides tax forms, fax, copy, scanning, laminating, and CD/DVD cleaning services. Search local obituaries and high school yearbooks on site. Laser cutter, heat press, and mug press available for free use; training available.

Reading at Home (RAH) door delivery program for homebound.

Activities include summer reading program, preschool story time, Library Beats program for toddlers, Friday Friends Playgroup on the second and fourth Fridays of the month for children birth to 5 years, bingo on the third Wednesday of the month for any ages, needlecraft club, monthly adult programs, and other special programs. Family craft days, family board game nights, video gaming, Anime Club, Lego Club, teen book club, D and D Club, Saturday morning cartoons, Trading Card Club, and other activities for youth and adults.

Holiday assistance for 2025 includes Thanksgiving baskets and Christmas gifts (for children up to age 18). Baskets are distributed via the MATURA Adams County Outreach Center.

THANKSGIVING BASKETS: Complete an application between (dates to be determined).

CHRISTMAS GIFTS: Applications are taken from (dates to be determined).

Provides law enforcement services to the county, including the operation of correctional facilities.

- Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA).

- Assistive Technology Clinic (AT Clinic).

- Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) Evaluation and Treatment.

- Autism Diagnostic Clinic.

- Autism Resource Center.

- New Diagnosis Family Orientation.

- Occupational Therapy.

- Physical Therapy.

- Sequential Oral Sensory (SOS) Feeding and ASD.

- Social Skills.

- Speech Therapy.

Behavioral health programs for youth provide care primarily for mental health disorders and co-occurring substance use disorders. Outpatient services include individual, group, and family therapy; psychiatric services and medication management; partial hospitalization programs (PHP); and community-based services in schools and courts.

Offers residential treatment and outpatient treatment.

Offers family therapy tailored to the unique needs of clients and their loved ones.

Air conditioners provided, when available, to the most vulnerable individuals (especially seniors 60 and older) who are experiencing health problems that make air conditioning a medical necessity, or those of any age with medical necessity.

Offers law enforcement services to the Greene County area. Issues gun/firearm permits, runs requested background checks, and manages the county Jail.

Offers a vending machine that distribute safe injection supplies, safe inhalation supplies, drug testing kits, and antidotes to reverse an overdose from opioids via a self serve dispensing or vending machine. 

Offered to patients of all ages and is often ordered for the patient who is too weak or too ill to travel to the hospital or outpatient clinic.

Infusion Services may include

- Initiation of home infusion therapy, and teaching the care of infusion sites, lines and medication administration.

• Initial doses of approved medications.
• Educate patient and caregiver on safe administration of medications, possible side effects and possible drug interactions.
• Instruct patient and caregiver in care of all types of infusion lines and medication pumps.
• Maintenance of PICC and Central Line.
• Monitor patient's condition and response to treatment.
• Consultation and review of medication profiles.
• Preparation, dispensing and monitoring of medication orders.

Supported community living for people with disabilities. Children and adults learn things like how to balance a checkbook, brush their teeth or set a shower schedule, make new friends, be safe in their community, communicate with others, etc. The goal is for people to achieve their own goals of independence. Services are available daily or hourly with Medicaid waiver.

The mission of the program is to collect and distribute new unwrapped toys as Christmas gifts to children ages 0-14.

Toy application information for 2025:

10/1/25: Application open date.

11/14/25: Application close date.

10/01/25: Application response start date.

11/14/25: Application response end date.

Toy Distribution:

Starts 11/20/2025, ends 12/11/2025. Approved applicants will be notified of specific distribution dates and locations.

Offers Family Case Management that provides outreach, comprehensive case management and support services to prenatal women, infants and children. After a baby is born, FCM nurses assure that the infants and children are receiving periodic well baby check-ups and immunizations.

Provides trained staff who serve as investigators when there is an allegation of abuse, neglect and/or financial exploitation of adults with disabilities (ages 18-59) or seniors (age 60 or over). Staff meet with alleged victims to assess their safety and services. Depending on the outcome of the assessment, staff may link individuals to services that can address an identified need and can stay involved for up to one year providing education and support.

Helps adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities obtain and maintain employment within the community at competitive wages. Services may include job exploration, job development, interview preparation, workplace readiness training, job coaching, employment retention support, and ongoing mentorship.