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For the past 50+ years, the Hofstra Cultural Center has invited members of the community to join us on campus for our programs, to learn and engage together. The Hofstra Cultural Center hosts numerous events each year that are open to the Hofstra community and the world at large. Sample events offered include: Signature Speakers; Featured Events; 19th Annual Great Writers, Great Readings Series; Donald J. Sutherland Lecture; Science Night Live; Italian American Experience; Issues in Judaism; Joseph G. Astman Cultural Events as well as virtual events. Events vary each semester. Call the Hofstra Cultural Center or visit events.hofstra.edu for the most up-to-date information. Advance registration is required. Programs subject to change.

Provides spiritual guidance, religious services and support for their congregation. Also provides various cultural and educational programs. Sunday School 9:30am, Worship Service 10:30am child care available. Call for more information.

Offers a volunteer program whose primary mission is to enhance community safety by mitigating risks, preparing for emergencies, responding effectively to crises, and aiding in recovery efforts. The Auxiliary Police Section is comprised of over 30 community based units. Each unit is made up of dedicated volunteers who: Prevent & deter criminal activity by routine patrols in marked Auxiliary Police vehicles; Ensure the safety of our fellow residents during various community events; Manage traffic at parades and special events such as the LI Marathon, fireworks displays, holiday ceremonies as well as other community events & festivities and Provide assistance and support services during disasters and other emergencies. Our auxiliary police officers must attend and complete a 150 hour / 38 session basic training course which is taught by state certified instructors at the Nassau County Police Academy. Call for more detailed information.

Provides non-perishable food staples for individuals and families that are in need. Food Pantry items are received from Long Island Cares, ShopRite Supermarket as well as donations from the SGT church family. Call for additional information. Drop off bins for the Food Pantry are located inside the side door to the church.

Operates Kindergarten through 5th grade classes.

Provides a support group for caregivers of patients with Alzheimer's disease and related patient disorders.

Provides reference, information and referral, homework help, Teen Friends of the Library, Teen Advisory Councilb and a range of programs and services. Please call for more information.

Themed luncheons, breakfast and pizza parties are held for invited seniors to enjoy a meal, gather with old friends and enjoy some entertainment. Transportation may be provided

SCORE provides counseling for individuals about to enter into business or now currently managing a small business; varied expertise in accounting, banking, management and retailing.

Provides information and guidance for local residents in an event of an emergency or disaster, along with rescue, recovery and mitigation services.

Provides developmental and psychosocial services for children and young adults diagnosed with AIDS/HIV and their families. A family service plan is formulated where cultural, language, economic and psychosocial needs are considered. Treatment may require a variety of rehabilitation and support services, depending on the age and needs of the child and family.

Provides emergency food, a soup kitchen serving dinner on Thursdays, 5:45 in the Church building, and an employment ministry for those within parish boundaries. Also offers a Food Pantry Mon.-Thur. 10am-4pm and a Thrift Shop (M-F 10am-4pm; Sat. 10am-2pm) . Call for more information.

Offers a support group for those who have breast cancer

Offers a program designed primarily for the individual who currently holds a middle management position in business and who has had little or no college-level education in related subject areas. This program is also useful to those individuals who aspire to managerial positions and wish to acquire some of the essential qualifications through formal study. Call for more detailed information.

A highly focused time limited outpatient program which is designed to enable adults with a mental illness to form and achieve goals in regards to their living, learning, socializing and working environments. This rehabilitation focus is designed to restore or improve the individuals functioning in their chosed profession.

Provide intensive community-based services to meet the needs of families with at least one child whose behavior disturbance places him or her at risk of placement in a residential treatment center. Services include: Intensive Family Casework, Individual and Family Therapy, Psychiatric Assessment and Treatment, Intensive Probation Supervision, Parent and Youth Support Groups, Recreational Alternatives, Sexual Behavior Group, Respite care, Parent Educators and Wrap-around Services

Numbers to call for water emergencies or problems.

The Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP) is a Federally funded program that assists eligible households in meeting their home energy needs. If eligible, you may receive one regular HEAP benefit per program year and could also be eligible for emergency HEAP benefits if you are in danger of running out of fuel or having your utility service shut off. The 2024-2025 Regular HEAP benefit opened on November 1, 2024. The 2024-2025 First and Second Emergency is scheduled to open January 2, 2025. The 2024-2025 Heating Equipment Repair and Replacement benefit opened on October 1, 2024. The 2024-2025 HEAP Clean and Tune benefit opened on October 1, 2024. The 2024-2025 Cooling Assistance Benefit is schedule to open on April 15, 2025.

A Veterans Treatment Court/Track is a separate court calendar within an existing drug treatment or mental health court that provides veteran-defendants suffering from addiction, mental illness and/or co-occurring disorders with linkages to community-based services as well as local, state and federal agencies specializing in veteran's affairs. Similar to drug treatment and mental health courts, a Veterans Court/Track utilizes a team-centered approach to address the needs of veterans who find themselves involved in the criminal justice system. This approach involves the cooperation and collaboration of traditional stakeholders found in drug treatment and mental health courts with the addition of representatives from the The United States Department of Veterans Affairs, veterans support organizations and peer mentors.Peer mentors are a critical component of the Veterans Court/Track. They are men and women who have previously served in our military's armed forces and volunteer their time to work with veterans in court. By virtue of the military experience, peer mentors provide veteran-defendants with a unique source of support and motivation as they navigate through the court process. Through the use of peer mentors,judicial monitoring, coordinated services and enhanced communication, the Veterans Court/Track seeks to provide veterans with immediate and intensive intervention so that they can successfully reintegrate into civilian life.

Pathstone's Newburgh Office houses The Housing Stability Counseling Program (HSCP) and the First-Time Homebuyers Program. HSCP offers free housing counseling to residents facing possible foreclosure, eviction, loss of residence or financial stress regardless of income. The First-Time Homebuyers Program offers housing counseling and education toward home ownership for low to moderate income individuals and families.

Provides and opportunity for seniors to serve as companions to developmentally disabled adults ages 21 and older. Offers a small stipend for low income seniors who act as role models and advocates Seniors must have a medical release, be free from critical illness, have a tuberculin test and must be low income.

Angels for Warriors connects veterans with the resources they have earned from their service to our country. We assist Veteran's transition to permanent housing, register them for veteran benefits and advocate on the veteran's behalf for medical care.

WIC Program provides vouchers for supplemental foods, nutrition education and counseling for low-income pregnant, breastfeeding, and postpartum women, infants, and children less than five years old at nutritional risk.

Maintains information on recycling stations for certain household materials, chemicals, etc., and curbside pick-ups for recyclable materials and other items.

Provides support groups for individuals with AIDS/HIV, which may also include other issues, such as a women's group, addiction groups for those also struggling with drug/alcohol addiction, Gay Men's groups, Co-ed group, a Moms group, a friends/family group and other groups are formed as needed.