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Services are designed to meet the needs and interests of older adults, caregivers, and professionals working with the elderly which may include AARP, Defensive Driving, Health Care Information, Wellness Workshop, and Yoga.

Co-ed residential treatment center which cares for children with emotional and cognitive difficulties. Focuses on teaching residents life skills and preparing them to return to the community.

A program which aims to encourage youth to engage in healthy behaviors early in life that reduce preventable chronic diseases, unwanted pregnancy and the incidence of sexually transmitted diseases. The youth participate in workshops and various activities, community service projects which help to build leadership skills and to help build up their community.

Promotes an appreciation of Long Island's maritime heritage and fosters an awareness and understanding of Long Island's marine environment. Offers various environmental and marine heritage programs. Call or visit the website for additional information.

Program connects pro se clients with trained attorneys to assist them in filling out the forms and any ancillary legal documents appropriately. LSHV and/or a volunteer attorney could follow up with the clients assisted in the clinic to determine whether the divorce papers were filed correctly.

Offers outreach to seniors.

Provides hospital services from primary care, to specialized care, emergency room, etc.

Provides fire, rescue, and emergency medical services to the town of Melville.

Offers GED preparation classes each Tuesday.

Offers a community service project whereby members of the National Auto Body Council repair and donate recycled vehicles to families and service organizations in need, in their community

Offers a long-term residence for adults who need continuous care due to chronic illness/disability, or mental illness with 24-hour supervision, personal care, recreation and case management services.

Provides a food pantry for individuals in need.

Office for the Aging has congregate meals which are available to adults age 60 and older as well as their spouses of any age, without regard to income, up to five days a week. They also have a Meals on Wheels program which delivers meals to home bound older residents in the community.

Office for the Aging has congregate meals which are available to adults age 60 and older as well as their spouses of any age, without regard to income, up to five days a week. They also have a Meals on Wheels program which delivers meals to home bound older residents in the community.

Numbers to call for heat or water emergencies or problems.

Local government Village Hall of Wesley Hills

A free public elementary school offering grades kindergarten to 6th, to students within the school districts boundaries.

Advocates for community resources for the homeless of Nassau and Suffolk Counties including the development of emergency, transitional and permanent low cost housing. Provides opportunities for agencies to present current issues facing Long Island's homeless and educates professionals about available services. Coordinates applications to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) for homeless funding and conducts an annual Homeless Count. Provides technical assistance to local organizations whose services do not meet the criteria for HUD funding, but are essential for meeting the needs of the homeless.

An income maintenance program that provides basic financial assistance for needy families with (or expecting) children.

Picks up your used clothes and household goods at your convenience and uses them to support programs that address the concerns and needs of all veterans. Schedule a pick-up at http://clothingdonations.org/schedule-a-pick-up/

Provides short term counseling, sexual assault support groups, therapy, accompaniment and advocacy, legal advocacy, counseling, information and referrals, and assistance applying for crime victims compensation.

Complaints about Dutchess County Department Of Community And Family Services (DCFS) are accepted.Information on contacting the commissioner is also available.

Provides a free public education to youth in grades 10th through 12th within the school district boundary.

This service is held one Saturday per month for five hours. It is intended for children 3 to 12 years of age. This program includes outdoor play, small group and individual activities. it is an integrated program for typically developing and disabled children. No fee for OPWDD respite approved children and sliding fee for other cases.

Provides a youth center with many amenities such as a pool table, juke box, foosball table, video games, arts & crafts center, outdoor basketball, including special activities like barbeques, karaoke nights, DJ nights, personal development classes, tutorials and vocational assistance, and field trips.