View Search Results

Provides information on town government issues and services.

Offers food pantry for those in need. Call for more information.

Preserves and promotes the Sagtikos Manor, the oldest house in the town of Islip. Offers tours and various events. The history of the manor mirrors the history of Long Island and New York State. Group tours by reservation only. Please call Patty at (516) 885-4797 or email for reservations at: [email protected]. Requires 2 weeks notice.

Offers a 15-credit program for current teachers who wish to expand their area of teaching expertise. With the study of the methodology and pedagogy of teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages, current teachers will enhance their existing skills in addition to learning new ones. A practicum setting is required as the capstone experience for this K-12 TESOL certification. Teacher candidates who successfully complete this Advanced Certificate program would be eligible to take the NYSED certification examinations for the K-12 TESOL initial certification. Call for detailed information.

Offers addiction treatment centers, throughout several locations in the state. Services include residential alcohol and drug addiction services, along with other difficulties associated with alcohol or chemical dependency.

Food pantry assisting those in need within the community.

Provides single room and studio apartment housing for women, as well as job counseling and training, including employment placement, designed to transition from public assistance to self sufficiency.

This Department is responsible for issuing all building permits and certificates of occupancy, conducting inspections and enforcing many aspects of the Village Code.

Collects all monies and fines related to parking violations issued in the City of Hudson and conducts hearings to accept pleas and determine the disposition of contested Notices of Violations (tickets). The bureau also manages and stores all records and data pertaining to parking violations.

Church providing residents of Roslyn Heights with a food pantry

Programs exist to help defendants with chemical dependency problems to reduce or eliminate certain criminal charges in exchange for participating in treatment and remaining drug and alcohol free. Services Provided Include: Clinical staff from court services working together with the judges, District Attorney's Office, and defense attorneys to engage defendants in treatment. This collaborative effort is designed to focus on chemical dependency issues that may have contributed to the offenses and to prevent recidivism into the criminal justice system. Completion of treatment may, at the discretion of the district attorney and/or judge, result in a lesser sentence / plea. In some cases, participants may avoid incarceration. In the court services programs, participants receive clinical assessments, treatment placements, case management, and crisis interventions. Progress reports are sent to the court on how the participants are progressing in treatment. Call for detailed information regarding all programs offered.

Visit website for distribution information. Food pantry which serves groceries based on family size. Items include frozen meat, dry beans and grains, fresh vegetables, and other important staples. Please email for questions regarding their services.

Provides a protection and advocacy system for individuals and their families with chronic diseases or developmental and other disabilities. Offers legal assistance of issues including: disability, Medicaid and other insurance, permanency planning, and housing.

Provides recreational and creative arts activities in a highly supervised after-school setting for youth ages 7 to 12 years with mental health needs. Offers a range of small group activities, such as gym, recreation, music, and arts and crafts as well as homework assistance. Provides transportation to and from the program.

Assesses and maintains records of all properties in the City of Watervliet.

Provides continuing education and opportunities to network for businesses looking to improve the quality of their products and delivery of services. Covers a broad range of industries including education, government, manufacturing, health care, engineering and financial services.

Provides postal services to area residents.

Offers three ESL programs for students who are non-native speakers of English and may require specialized English language instruction. The three ESL programs offer instruction in listening, speaking, reading, writing and grammar to students for whom English is a second language. The ESL programs include both part-time and full-time developmental classes on a noncredit basis* and a third program which offers developmental classes on a credit** basis. The aim of all three programs is to provide limited English-proficient students with a functional knowledge of the English language. The programs furnish students with the necessary communication skills to secure gainful employment, perform more effectively in daily life situations, and enroll in further college-level courses, if they so desire. Students should be aware that all ESL courses, credit or non-credit, are considered developmental. Therefore, they do not fulfill any degree or certificate requirements. Students who are interested in non-credit ESL classes can call: (631) 451-4859 Ammerman Campus in Selden; (631) 548-2645 Eastern Campus in Riverhead and (631) 851-6519 Grant Campus in Brentwood

Provides a food pantry to individuals in need.

Provides a number of specialized medical care services such as cardiology, podiatry, rheumatology, pulmonary, infectious disease, pain management and more.

Offer courses in Retirement Planning. Sample course offerings include: Asset Protection 2022; and The ABC’s And D’s Of Medicare. Courses vary each semester. Call for more detailed information.

Provides medical and sexual health services to gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender individuals, including referrals for other resources and services in the community.

Provides emergency shelter and a safe environment for older adults in abusive relationships or situations. Offers an Elder Abuse prevention and training program for professionals working with older adults in the community.

Distributes food to residents within parish boundaries in need. Offers both perishable and non-perishable food items and clothing when available. Also offers a Back to School program that supplies children in need with school supplies 1-2 weeks before schools reopen.

Offers a full range of library services and activities for adults and children, including computer access, early literacy programs, art programs for all ages, and summer reading clubs for children and teens.