The Community Outreach Center (COC), established in 1997 and located in Monsey, NY, serves as a central resource for the Orthodox Jewish community in Rockland County. It offers comprehensive assistance with government programs, utilities, housing, healthcare coverage, passports, documentation, and municipal interactions. Over the years, COC has evolved into a professional and highly skilled resource center, earning the respect and appreciation of government officials, lay leaders, and thousands of community members. ​

COC provides a wide range of social services, guiding community members through application processes and offering active advocacy. Services include assistance with Medicaid, Medicare, Child Health Plus, SNAP (food stamps), HEAP, WIC, SSI, Lifeline, Section-8 housing, home care, and passport applications. The organization also intervenes in utility shut-off situations and offers educational support services. ​

For seniors, COC offers specialized assistance and advocacy related to Medicare, Medicaid, food stamps, home care, enhanced STAR exemption, and social security. The center's knowledgeable and experienced staff are well-versed in the intricate details of government programs, health and social services, and community resources. They provide guidance, referrals, hands-on assistance with applications, and advocacy to expedite processes and avoid unnecessary aggravation. ​

In addition to these services, COC promotes community health and safety initiatives, including the distribution of bicycle helmets and car seats, as well as safety awareness information. The organization's staff members are selected not only for their technical skills but also for their empathy and compassion, ensuring that each client is treated with courtesy, dignity, and genuine concern.