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Ongoing partnerships with other state hemophilia advocacy groups help us promote our fundraisers and obtain assets for our aid programs.

Offers and overnight respite for individuals age 5 and older with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Referral required.

Offers monthly education and awareness meetings for anyone wanting to find out about alcohol and drug abuse.

Specialized classes designed for older adults available through the BOCES system.

Lifeline is a personal emergency response system which offers seniors or those with disabilities, independence and support so they may remain in their homes. A device which the person carries, or wears on their person, at all times, has a HELP button which summons emergency services within seconds, 24 hours a day.

Holds court for civil, criminal, small claims and traffic matters that occur in the Yonkers jurisdiction.

Offers therapy for children who have been sexually abused or have been exposed to family violence.

Advances LGBT diversity, equity, and inclusion in workplaces to create safer and more supportive work environments for LGBT people. Work focuses on five pillars: *Workplace Trainings to increase awareness, strengthen processes, and advance efforts *Professional Education with structured educational programs with guest speakers *Employee Resource Group (ERG) Circle bringing together ERG leaders and members to network and exchange best practices *Networking to foster connections and build community *Advisory Council to volunteer time to help guide and shape the Workplace Initiative

A coalition to review services for older adults in the community for support group training and development, technical assistance and grandparent buddy program, resource development, advocacy, computer literacy and systems negotiation.

Advocacy and education aimed at prevention of substance and alcohol abuse. Information and referral and support for individuals and families in need of treatment. Assistance in identifying characteristics of addiction and how to intervene in order to encourage someone to attend treatment.

Offers a college internship program for students who have a strong interest in law enforcement and/or are currently enrolled in criminal justice courses. This unique program is designed to give college students hands on experience with all of the different units our agency has to offer, including popular visits with the Marine Bureau, Firearms, and K9 units. The interns also witness how outside agencies work hand in hand with one another as they visit units run by the Suffolk County Police Department, the Office of the Medical Examiner, and the Suffolk County Legislature. Interns visit both correctional facilities, the firearms range, the Emergency Vehicle Operator Course, the Suffolk County Crime Lab, the Warrant Squad, and the Domestic Violence Bureau. These visits allow students to work alongside officers in each area to give them knowledge, experience, and help them to make informed choices about a career in law enforcement. The Internship Program runs during the spring, summer, and fall semesters. Spring and fall semesters run for 16 weeks and the summer semester runs for 13 weeks. Call 631-852-5611 for more information or send an email to [email protected].

Community members of all ages that need assistance being connected to services that address their social needs to include, but not limited to the following: food insecurity, access to healthcare, housing insecurity, education, employment, etc.

Offers clothing, books to the community. Also gives furniture when available.

Offers outpatient addiction services for adults and children/adolescents diagnosed with a substance use disorder and for individuals affected by a family members substance use. These services are designed for individuals seeking support to maintain sobriety.

Food pantry available to community members in need of food assistance. Items include (but are not limited to) nonperishables, fresh produce, and frozen meats.

Non-licensed apartment living with rental assistance and case management housing support services provided to help individuals secure and maintain successful community living. Residents choose their own apartment, receive funding for furnishings and security deposits, and may choose to live alone or have the option of selecting an apartment-mate(s). By way of supplementary funding, enhanced supported housing provides more intensive services to a more disabled population.

Provides plastic/reconstruction surgery for those who want it to enhance appearance or those disfigured due to injury, disability or disease.

Provides a hotline for anyone who has been a victim of rape, sexual abuse, incest or other sexual assault, including a 24-hour confidential online contact.

A program that provides supplementary nutrition in the form of healthy meals and snacks for preschool and school-age children and adults receiving day care. Licensed child care centers, Head Start programs, family day care homes, adult day care centers and homeless shelters serving families are eligible to participate and are reimbursed for a portion of the meals served. In the United States, the program is administered at the federal level by the Food and Nutrition Service (FNS) of the U.S. Department of Agriculture.

Parking permits for people with disabilities living in the Town of Middletown.

Immigration hotline services.

Process by which children's mental health community-based services are accessed by which level of service recommendations are reached. May be done through a phone screening, child/ family assessment meeting, collaboration with the referral source and other current providers, record review, and presentation to the SPOA Committee for service planning.

The Hudson Valley Justice Center (HVJC) offers individuals facing eviction in Westchester, Orange Ulster, Sullivan, Putnam and Dutchess Counties direct representation and advice regardless of immigration status. HVJC will prioritize cases where clients are ineligible for other rental assistance programs.

Monitors new building conditions and construction and oversees the maintenance of older multi-family structures. Enforces the state and local building codes and housing standards and ordinances. Reviews applications for permits of new buildings, repairs, alterations, signs, and rooming houses. Accepts complaints from tenants about conditions the landlord fails to resolve.

The building department monitors new building conditions and construction, and oversees the maintenance of older multi-family structures. Also enforces the state and local building codes, housing standards and ordinances, to the review of applications for permits of new buildings, repairs, alterations, signs, and rooming houses, in addition to electrical and plumbing work. The building department accepts complaints from tenants about conditions the landlord fails to resolve.