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Provides education and advocacy services for people affected by epilepsy and seizure disorders.

Meetings are held in Conference room AB every Saturday 11:30am-1:30pm and the first and third Wednesday of the month 7pm-8:30pm. Please call for more information.

Offers alternative elementary school program that serves approximately 64 elementary-aged students (kindergarten through fifth grade) in need of a more intensive building-wide management system and a smaller student-to-teacher ratio. Educates students within the school district boundary.

Provides Reference, Information and Referral, Readers Advisory, AARP Tax Aide, Book a Librarian for one-on-one help. Offers a wide range of programs which include music festivals, Arts and Crafts, Computer Instruction, Book and current events Discussions, Performances, Films, Defensive Driving Classes and yoga classes.

Helps parents find day care providers by name, type of facility, county or zip code online or by phone. Also helps parents who have complaints about a child care facility.

Educates students within the school district boundary.

Fully mainstreamed program, providing close counselor to camper supervision. Youth are integrated into all camp activities including swimming, trips, special events, music, arts, etc.

Provides employment and job placement services, recreational classes, adapted computer training courses, fitness and exercise classes, social work and benefits counselors as well as volunteer readers for adults who are legally blind or severely visually impaired. Call to register. Registration available in print, audiotape, or braille.

Provides information on bed bugs, and what can be done to prevent infestation or to get rid of them. Apartment dwellers can call the landlord and have the area sprayed with pesticides, homeowners can call their local municipal building departments and get recommendations.Going on the website is strongly encouraged but if no internet access is available at all internet material can be printed and sent by mail.

Offers an alcohol and drug treatment program for adolescents who have struggled with alcohol or drug addiction. The program provides individual, group and family sessions, didactic and interactive lectures, recreation, sober living skills, vocational training, and stress reduction while working on learned skills and behaviors to get them back to their local school community.

Provides Reference, Information and Referral, and Reader's Advisory. Programs and services include Teen Advisory Board, Young Boaters' Course, Acting, Babysitters' Workshop, reading club and arts and crafts.

Provides Reference, Information and Referral, Reader's Advisory and Teen Advisory Council. Programs may include arts and crafts, cooking and computer classes.

Provides medical care in the sub-specialties, such as pediatrics, orthopedics, cardiology, pulmonary and more.

Food pantry available to community members in need of food assistance. Items include (but are not limited to) frozen meats, non-perishables, and fresh produce (more available during summertime). Individuals are eligible for 3 days of food every 30 days for emergencies only. Also free clothing closet available during pantry hours, personal care and feminine hygiene products.

Teaches children 3 years of age and older how to welcome a new baby to the family. Offered through Family Education Program. Call for schedule and fees.

Provides information and resources to drop-off household bulk items and appliances, and to advise what can be thrown out with household garbage, and what can not, and how to dispose of it.

Offers a variety of residential alternatives for adults with disabilities, from intermediate care to community residential settings and supported independent apartment living.

Cooling Center available to people vulnerable to extreme heat conditions.

Provides financial assistance for one-time, non-recurring expenses and is available to Long Island military, reservist, and National Guard and their families.

Provides financial assistance for one-time, non-recurring expenses and is available to Long Island military, reservist, and National Guard and their families.

Numbers to call for heat or water emergencies or problems.

Local government entity of Sloatsburg Village.

Offers youngsters opportunities to play soccer in a league that focuses on learning requisite skills and team work while promoting the enjoyment of the game. Intramural, interleague and travel teams are available. Open enrollment is available for the league's yearly two outdoor and limited winter indoor seasons. An intramural program is available for players ages 4 through 19. Call for more information.

Provides information on town government issues and services.