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Provides youth with referrals and services to meet their academic and employment needs. Services may include work experience, tutoring, life skills, counseling, career exploration, job readiness, and the opportunity to earn rewards for academic job performance.

Peace Camp provides a day camp experience for Shenendehowa elementary children focusing on conflict resolution and problem solving.

Offers courses in welding. Sample course offerings include: Welding Fundamentals and Qualification; Blueprint Reading; AWS Qualification Test Preparation and OSHA-30. Courses vary each semester. Call for details and a brochure.

Provides food and grocery products to individuals and families in need in the community. Collects, stores, and distributes these goods on a weekly basis. Some products include non-perishables, different meats, fresh milk, cheese, butter, eggs. Fresh fruits and vegetables available in the summer. Low income seniors are eligible for home delivery.

Eviction Assistance: Provides help to low income who are qualified for subsidized housing and section 8 choice vouchers. For those who may not be qualified for subsidized/section 8, provide older adults, veterans, domestic violence, LGBQT, breast cancer, or individuals diagnosed with AIDS who may be a target for eviction. Landlord/Tenant Dispute Resolution: Aids individuals struggling with their landlord for reasons ranging from eviction, living conditions, recurring problems, etc. Foreclosure Assistance: helps advocate for individuals with mortgage foreclosure with guidance through the legal process and representation, if needed.

Manages the county correctional facilities, where individuals are housed when arrested for a crime within the county. Also provides information on visitation, phone contact, care packages, etc. for inmates.

Provides assistance to adults who are unable to meet their essential needs of food, clothing, shelter, or medical care, and have no one willing or unable to take responsibility for their care.

Preserves and exhibits local history and presents programs on local history of Montauk. It is also responsible for the operation of both the Montauk Point Lighthouse Museum and Gift Shop and the Second House Museum as well as craft fairs and other public fund raising events.

Offers an amputee support group. Call for detailed information regarding dates and times.

The Human Services Division provides families and individuals with services that will enhance the ability of families to live together, enable individuals to remain in their homes, minimize the risk of abuse or neglect, and provide for specialized care in residential settings when necessary.

Provides a comprehensive early childhood developmental program for children ages 3-5 of low income families as well as family support services. Specific education, health and social services objectives focus on cognitive and intellectual development, physical and mental health, as well as the nutritional needs of the child. Provides a food pantry open to the public during school year months September to June. For further information or guidance in the location and selection of child care services, please contact the Child Care Council of Suffolk at (631)462-0303 or the Child Care Council of Nassau at (516)358-9250.

Provides the courts that handle criminal, civil, small claims, code violations, and traffic issues.

Operates 9th through 12 grade classes, including programs that focus on a variety of trades and technical courses for those who do not want to pursue college after graduation.

Provides basic services including home visits, furniture, clothing, food and occasionally financial support.

The building department monitors new building conditions and construction, and oversees the maintenance of older multi-family structures. Also enforces the state and local building codes, housing standards and ordinances, to the review of applications for permits of new buildings, repairs, alterations, signs, and rooming houses, in addition to electrical and plumbing work. The building department accepts complaints from tenants about conditions the landlord fails to resolve.

House of Hope is a community outreach organization initially started out of Bethlehem Assembly of God Church to meet the needs of those in our community who are in need. Staffed by volunteers from the church as well as the community, House of Hope is committed to impacting and changing lives through the diverse services offered. Groceries delivered to those in need on a weekly basis.

Offers programs and activities to seniors, children, and adults of New Paltz.

Provides ways of raising money and colleting funds for research of Crohn's disease and colitis.

A consumer driven personal assistance program that allows people with disabilities to gain more control over their personal assistance services. CDPAP enables self directing consumers to advertise, recruit, interview, hire, supervise, train and dismiss their own personal assistant(s). Self directing persons assess their own needs, determine how and by whom these needs should be met, and monitor the quality of services received. Individuals independently make all decisions and manage services directly. If an individual is unable to do so, they may use a certain family member or friend to manage needed services. Call for further information.

Provides formal instruction for students in 9th through 12th grades.

A residential home in Elmont for adults with persistent mental illness.

Offers a number of activities and programs for children, teens and adults, such as movie afternoon, craft projects and other fun and educational events, including free passes to various NYC museums and virtual activities that arose from the pandemic period. They even still have curbside pickup, some zoom activities and distribute Covid-19 tests in limited supply as received.

Provides dog (and/or wildlife in some cases) control services for the Town Esperance.

Provides law enforcement services for Town of Glenville residents.

Provides psychological evaluation, counseling, workshops, parent education, support groups. We have extensive experience and knowledge of specific emotional issues that Deaf, Hard of Hearing or Deafblind people face. We also help individuals, families, couples, and groups who are having difficulty managing their concerns about depression, anxiety, stress, anger, sexuality, or illness, and other conditions. Offers psychiatric evaluations and treatment, individual, family and group psychotherapy.