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Provides counseling and support to students and their parents for school-related issues and problems or those issues which may affect school performance.

Provides pet adoption services takes lost and found animal listings from public picks up stray dogs and accepts stray cats brought to the Animal Control Center issues dog licenses investigates complaints regarding animal neglect and cruelty maintains records of animal bites accepts unwanted dogs and cats from their owners and makes them available for adoption and provides emergency services by having a Dog Control Officer available to respond to emergencies involving dogs and cats 24 hours a day.

Neutral Ground Supervised Visitation Program (SVP) is to provide supervised visitation for the noncustodial parent in an atmosphere promoting safe, positive, and productive interactions between children and parents.

Offers two (day and evening) five hour a day programs for individualized medical and nursing care. Provides social work services, therapeutic recreation, rehabilitation, nutrition counseling, dental services, podiatry services, medication counseling, audiology screening, socialization, hot lunch and transportation. Serves frail elderly and disabled who are unable to function independently in the community, physically or mentally impaired, socially isolated or those who need assistance with personal care.

Provides fire, rescue, and emergency medical services to the town of Elmont. Call for more information.

SAIL provides information and referral services for individuals with disabilities, family members, and other interested parties. The center staff is exceptionally knowledgeable concerning community-based services and supports, including supports available through local, state, and federal agencies. Linkage and referral is provided on a person-to-person basis as requested. Specific information available on Traumatic Brain injuries.

Provides case management and coordinated support services, which include advocacy, referral and resources through the Home and Community Based Medicaid Waiver program, to developmentally disabled individuals 18 years or older who are medicaid eligible and meet criteria for participation in OPWDD programs.

Assesses and maintains records of all properties in the Town of Caroga.

Board of Elections registers voters, trains and recruits election inspectors, tabulates and certifies election results, and provides open access to all voting and election results.

Provides short or long-term, affordable lodging for families with a child who is ill or injured and will be receiving medical treatment, far from home.

Offers information in a variety of formats, phone, print and online to anyone seeking information on kidney or urinary diseases, treatments, research or links to local community resources.

Offers an outpatient alcohol and drug treatment program for individuals who need access to treatment, but do not require the intensity of an inpatient program or 24-hour hospital care. Participants attend the program on a regular basis, depending on their individual needs.

Ensures that the people who have been diagnosed as being HIV or having AIDS receive all the services and benefits for which they are entitled from the Department of Social Services and many public and private helping agencies. The Department has a dedicated HIV/Aids caseworker who assists visitors. For individuals who come to the building, the caseworker meets face to face and offers services available both at DSS and in the community. Call for detailed information.

Provides assistance by helping people receive funding from New York State to make disability-related modifications to their home by coordinating the needs and services of the architect and builder, and supervise the entire project. Projects include ramps, new bathrooms, kitchen adaptations, wider doorways, automatic door openers, chair or bed lifts, and even the conversion of entire rooms or additions.

Provides legal representation to victims of domestic violence in Suffolk County relating to family law matters, including obtaining orders of protection and custody. If you need legal representation you will need to go through one of their advocacy agency. For the quickest referrals, please contact Brighter Tomorrows at (631) 395-1800 or if you are on the East End of Long Island, please call The Retreat at (631) 329-2200. Both hotlines are available 24 hours a day.

Provides assistance to students, families and school districts to evaluate and assist in making recommendations for developing and implementing effective transition services to meet student needs.

YAI LINK is the intake, information and referral unit for the YAI/NIPD Network. Intake specialists answer questions and make referrals for all YAI/NIPD Network Services, and provide comprehensive info on what is available in Rockland and Hudson Valley region. They also make presentations to parents, professionals and school groups on the range of services available to people with developmental disabilites.

Offers a certificate program in Administrative Business Technology-Legal. The legal option offers students the opportunity to learn skills in keyboarding, word processing, and legal office procedures. The legal curriculum concentrates in the areas of civil litigation, medical malpractice office procedures and documents, contracts, wills and probates, and real estate. In addition, students will learn about the Federal and New York Court Systems. Graduates are qualified to work in law firms, which are engaged in general or specialized practice in legal departments of large corporations, civil service, insurance companies, law publishers, and the courts. During the final semester, all students participate in a legal internship program. Students intern in law firms, in a legal area in a hospital or business, the Nassau County District Attorney's office, or in the Nassau County court system. Call for more detailed information regarding the certificate program.

Provides support for international humanitarian relief operations through local appeals for financial aid and gifts in-kind. Also provides tracing/location services for people separated from their relatives due to war, civil disturbance or natural disasters. Messages can be sent between POWs/refugees and their relatives on Long Island.

Prosecutes all level of crimes and offenses that occur in Hamilton County. Provides legal advice and counsel to all police agencies in Hamilton County.

Assists individuals and families with giving food, toys and gifts at Christmas and Thanksgiving for those in need.

Offers a full range of services and activities for adults and children including computer access, story programs for preschoolers, programs for seniors, and summer reading clubs for children and teens. Offers school tours of the Arkell Museum. Provides family films, and local history information about Canajoharie.

Thursday's Child provides free and confidential services to those living with or affected by HIV/AIDS. Early Intervention Services (EIS) provides those newly diagnosed or returning to care the linkage to services they may need. Provides help making doctors appointments, transportation applications, food stamps, housing applications, and more. Provides services to any and every age group affected by or diagnosed with HIV/AIDS. All services are free and confidential. Must live in Nassau or Suffolk Counties.

Issues building permits, C.O. inspections and searches, stop work orders, building violations, sign permits, flood development permits, and fire inspections.

Offers a support group for people suffering from heart disease, heart attack survivors, etc.