RECAP (Regional Economic Community Action Program) is a respected nonprofit social services agency based in Middletown, New York, serving individuals and families in need across Orange County. As a community action organization, RECAP is committed to fighting poverty and promoting self-sufficiency through a wide range of essential services and programs. The agency works closely with low-income populations, offering emergency support, long-term assistance, and comprehensive case management to address complex needs. RECAP specializes in services related to housing, food security, addiction recovery, and workforce development. Their culturally responsive programming supports diverse populations, including immigrants, Veterans, and the formerly incarcerated.

The organization also operates community outreach initiatives and partners with local governments and agencies to ensure access to vital services. Through its various wraparound programs, RECAP empowers clients to build stable, productive lives and fosters stronger, healthier communities throughout the region. Their trauma-informed, client-centered approach ensures dignity and respect in every interaction. With decades of experience, RECAP remains a pillar of community-based social services in the Hudson Valley area.

Key Services:

– Transitional and supportive housing for individuals and families in need
– Substance abuse treatment and recovery services
– Emergency food and nutritional assistance
– Workforce training and employment readiness programs
– Reentry support services for formerly incarcerated individuals
– Head Start and early childhood education programs
– Utility and rent assistance for low-income households
– Community engagement and outreach programs
– Case management and life skills training
– Veteran support services and housing assistance