Fulton Public Assistance, part of the Fulton County Department of Social Services in New York, is dedicated to supporting individuals and families in need through a comprehensive array of public assistance programs. Focused on promoting self-sufficiency and enhancing the well-being of residents, the organization delivers vital services that address food insecurity, financial hardship, and healthcare access. With a strong community-centered approach, the department administers state and federal benefits including Temporary Assistance, Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP), and Medicaid.

The organization places special emphasis on timely and compassionate service delivery, ensuring that vulnerable populations—including children, seniors, and low-income families—are able to access the support they need to achieve stability. By partnering with local agencies and community outreach efforts, Fulton Public Assistance helps connect residents with long-term resources and employment support. Their skilled caseworkers provide individualized assistance to determine eligibility and guide applicants through available service options.

Key Services:

– Temporary Assistance (Family Assistance & Safety Net Assistance)
– Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP/Food Stamps)
– Medicaid and health insurance application support
– Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP)
– Emergency assistance for housing, utilities, and other critical needs
– Employment support and job-readiness programs
– Referral and coordination with child care and housing services
– Fraud investigation and program compliance enforcement