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Develops skilled workers through a combined program of learning a skilled trade through training on-the-job and learning the related technical knowledge in a classroom or through correspondence courses. Benefits include a reliable source of trained workers, less turnover and improved employee relations. An apprenticeship training program begins with a detailed job analysis. Then a training program is designed to ensure the apprentice masters the full spectrum of job functions, attains the knowledge necessary to exercise independent judgement, and subscribes to the highest standards of professional conduct. To become an apprentice, you must be 18 years old, or 16 years old with parental approval. The length of training varies from one to six years, depending on the occupation. Apprenticeship programs are conducted by employers, jointly by employers and unions, or by groups of employers. To learn more about this program, call your local Department of Labor office.

Offers courses in Writing. Sample course offerings include: Grammar Refresher; Beginning Writer's Workshop; Introduction to Screenwriting; The Keys to Effective Editing; Introduction to Journaling; How to Make Money From Your Writing; Write Your Life Story; Travel Writing; Beginner's Guide to Getting Published; Write Effective Web Content; Research Methods for Writers; Introduction to Internet Writing Markets; Publish and Sell Your E-Books and The Craft of Magazine Writing. Courses vary each semester. Call for more detailed information.

Provides Reference, Information and Referral, Reader's Advisory and programs for children from birth through grade 8. Programs include Game Day, Book Discussions, Arts and Crafts, Storytimes, and a Summer Reading Club.

A free public high school offering grades 9th through 12th for students living within the school districts boundaries.

Offers educational assistance to eligible applicants. Offers students the opportunity to attend state conferences where they learn about the political process.

Provides general dental care.

Provides a free public education to youth in grades Kindergarten through 2nd within the school district boundary.

Support the Albany Housing Authority's monthly food distribution by assisting with preparation and on-site delivery at various AHA locations. Volunteers help with bagging, sorting, counting, and transporting food items at our central site (200 S Pearl St), as well as handing out bags to the community and taking attendance during distributions. Multiple roles are available to match different abilities and interests.

Provides specialized care for individuals who are on dialysis. Offers both hospital and home-based dialysis care options.

Provides various formats of networking through events and programs to enhance business to build the community. Also advocates for legislation which affects different aspects of business, such as worker compensation, small business health insurance, etc. Westchester Innovation Network (WIN) introduces and pairs innovators from anywhere in the world with local businesses to test and learn about emerging technologies in their industries. (Nomination/application, no-cost)

Provides prevention, testing, diagnosis, and treatment of a variety of sexually transmitted diseases.

Offers a variety of options for nursing care of long and short term patients with condition specific illnesses or disabilities, including pain management, IV therapy and wound care. Also provides cultural and educational programs for the residents.

Identifies unserved and underserved children and adults and connects them with generic and specialized services. Bilingual staff is available to work with Hispanic families.

Provides a comprehensive family planning program, including contraceptives and options counseling. Also helps individuals about questions regarding cancer and how it can affect the reproductive system, such as pregnancy, uterine/cervical or other cancer, etc.

Provides medical care and support for individuals diagnosed with pulmonary conditions.

Receives and distributes new and like new pregnancy, baby, and postpartum clothing, gear and care items on the East End of Long Island. The Stork Co-op is proud to be partnering with Suffolk County’s Smart Start Suffolk Initiative and the NYS Council on Children and Families and offering their Baby Bundle to East End Residents. Each Baby Bundle will be provided to new parents (birth, adoption, foster) in a reusable “Talking is Teaching” tote bag with messages that encourage parents to talk, read and sing with their children, and will include the following books, brochures and helpful resources for families.

Recruits and trains volunteers, and provides opportunities, for people interested in giving of their time and talents in various ways, for the nonprofit agencies in the Adirondack region.

Provides child care tuition scholarships for eligible families for child care for children aged birth through 12 years of age (21 if the child has special needs). Funding provided through the United Way Community Impact Grant.

Assist in investigation and prosecution of alleged child physical and sexual abuse cases by conducting joint forensic interviews, team decisions regarding the investigation, treatment and prosecution.

St. Mary's Health Centers offer an array of primary care and specialty care services at various locations. From colds and the flu, to immunizations and regular check-ups, to women's health services and the concerns that come with getting older, the health center can take care of everyone's health care needs. Employing the latest medical techniques, the highly trained staff provides patients with comprehensive and advanced primary care including access to all of the hospital's services and facilities. If necessary, patients will be referred to a specialist for further diagnostic tests, treatments, observation or surgery.

Provides a one time grant of up to $1,000 if you have been diagnosed with breast cancer and are currently under a physician's care. This grant can be used for such services as house cleaning, meal preparation, transportation expenses, or just a day of relaxation at a local spa.

Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks is a fraternal society which offers community services, scholarships, youth and veterans services. Call for additional information.

Environmental programs for youth aboard the Clearwater Sloop.

Provides opportunity for children in grades four through eight to improve math/science skills through participation in educational workshops offered by Long Island Children's Museums.

Offers a wide range of licensing, records, and informational services to town residents. Licensing and permits include marriage licenses, hunting/fishing/trapping licenses, disabled parking permits, dog licenses, block party permits, peddler/solicitor licenses, and racing/wagering licenses.