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The OTDA ERAP portal is only open to residents of counties/towns who have not spent their allocated ERAP funds. Suffolk and Nassau County residents are still eligible to apply with the exception of the Towns of Brookhaven and Babylon residents. Town of Islip, Hempstead, and Oyster Bay have a separate portal where residents can apply. Please note, households in any part of the state with income over 80 percent and up to 120 percent of area median income can still apply for state-funded emergency rental assistance. Although the eviction moratorium has been extended in New York until January 15, 2021, Long Island residents with rental and utility arrears should apply now for assistance before the funds run out. If you receive a decision on your ERAP application that you disagree with, make sure to appeal within thirty (30) days by calling 844-691-7368 or filling out the online form linked here https://nysrenthelp.otda.ny.gov/en/ . To apply and determine eligibility, visit the OTDA website here. Three communities on Long Island received funding for emergency rental assistance directly from the federal government opted to administer their own programs. Residents of the towns of Hempstead, Islip and Oyster Bay must apply with their local programs for emergency rental assistance and are ineligible for assistance from the state-administered Emergency Rental Assistance Program.

Multiple sites offer laboratory services, many sites conveniently located in St. Mary's Health Center.

Individualized Residential Alternatives are community based residential homes for mild to profound developmentally disabled individuals ranging from 18+ years and designed to enable them to be become more independent, productive, and integrated into their community.

Fosters good relations between the country he represents and the country in which he resides. Also issues and renews passports, notarizes legal documents, issues travel documents to foreigners who want to visit or live in his home country, and promotes his country's trade and tourism.

A program that provides supervision for youth who commit status offenses or behavior that is not criminal, but are against the law for children, based on their status as minors, such as alcohol and drug abuse, habitual remaining away from home and whereabouts are unknown, or chronic truancy which must be referred by school.

Provides a free public education to youth in grades Pre-Kindergarten through 6th grade within the school district boundary.

Provides a confidential phone line or an online report form for residents to report internet crimes against children, such as child pornography, chat room pick-up or meetings, etc.

Offers accompaniment services to court for rape victims in Mount Vernon and Yonkers, and to rape victims and homicide witnesses at county court in White Plains. Will also meet rape victims at area police department and emergency rooms.

Offers support groups for those who are deaf or hard of hearing, and their families

The CAPTAIN SHELTER is a temporary shelter certified by the Office of Children and Family Services, where young people can live with others in a safe and comfortable setting. It has beendesigned for youth between the ages of 13 and 17 who are homeless or in a runaway situation. The Youth Home provides an atmosphere in which youth are involved in the daily activities of a home and receive support and encouragement from adults they can trust. During their stay, all efforts are made to reunite these young people with their families.

Offers an alternative to detention program to reduce the need to place youth in detention and other out of home placement. Provides an intensive 30-day service to the youth as the county, family court, educational systems, and law enforcement work in partnership.

Provides staff to assist individuals with services that are described in a habilitation plan and focuses on the personâs need for skill acquisition and direct service provision. These services are provided so that the person can live with the greatest degree of independence possible by providing supports to facilitate community inclusion, integration, and relationship building in community settings.

Information and advocacy for persons who are deaf or hard of hearing.

Provides access to prescription discount cards, for anyone, including those with insurance.

Provides community-based clinics for veterans with various outpatient medical care services.

Numbers to call for water emergencies or problems.

Provides comprehensive medical care for pediatric patients suffering from blood disorders and childhood cancers. Offers a Children's Cancer Center, Brain and Spinal Tumor Center, Bone Marrow Transplant Program, Hemophilia Treatment Center, Sickle Cell Program, Pediatric Thalassemia, and a Fellowship Training Program.

DBCH provides information and resources to help reduce the risk of smoking-related diseases, and ways to help those who want to quit smoking.

Offers a soup kitchen for individuals in need.

Through an on-site nature center with plants and animals, it provides an opportunity for adults and children with Cerebral Palsy or developmental disabilities to explore their environment. The center has a variety of plants, dogs, turtles and snakes which provides a unique experience to teach individuals about nature. This therapeutic tool has been beneficial in increasing attention and concentration, enhancing relaxation, building self-esteem, teaching responsibility from caring for the animals, and understanding nature and the diversity of life.

Operates Pre-K through 8th grade classes.

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

Offers seniors the opportunity to get together, socialize and learn through weekly guest speakers, organize trips to the theater, botanical gardens, and other places.

Offers anyone in need of a cool down location during extreme heat waves or power shut downs. July 1st, 8:00 am-4:00 pm July 2nd, 8:00 am-3:00 pm