| Letting Go of My Father |
An article from the April 2010 issue of The Atlantic portrays a vivid experience of an adult child's role as a caregiver. Learn More » |
Temporary Assistance
| Child Support and Enforcement |
| Electronic Benefit Transfer (EBT) |
| Employment Services |
Public Assistance
| Public Assistance Employment Rules |
| Public Assistance Safety Net |
| Public Assistance Standards of Assistance |
| Public Assistance Support Services |
| Contact Information |
Albany County 162 Washington Ave (518) 447–7300 |
Where to Apply for HEAP Benefits in Albany County
There are three locations where Albany County residents can apply for HEAP benefits. Please check below to find out where your application center is located.
| If you live in one of these zip codes: | Please apply at: | |||
| Albany 12202, 12203, 12206, 12207, 12208, 12209, 12210 Colonie 12205 Newtonville 12123 Menands 12204 Latham 12110 Loudonvile 12211 |
ACAP 333 Sheridan Avenue, Albany Phone: (518) 463-3175 FAX (518) 689-2233 |
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| Cohoes 12047 Green Island 12183 Watervliet 12189 |
ACAP Cohoes Outreach 20 White Street, Cohoes Phone: (518) 237-9201 FAX (518) 235-7947 |
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CHOICES Rte. 9 W Faith Plaza, Ravena Phone: (518) 756-8650 FAX (518) 756-3988 |
| Reporting Medicaid Provider Fraud |
County residents can use the Social Services Fraud Hotline, (518) 447-7380, to report concerns or suspicions about Medicaid providers. Learn More » |
| Non-Parent Caregivers (Grandparents, Other Relatives, Friends) Caring for Children |
| Non-parent caregivers, who are caring for children without a parent living in their home, may be eligible for Temporary Assistance. Learn More » |
Am I Eligible?
Check your potential eligibility for work supports and other programs at the self-service website: myBenefits 
.
You can also learn more by watching the video "Helping You Make Ends Meet"
