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Thrift shop is available to those within the community.

A free public middle school offering classes for students in grades 7th through 12th.

The Rockland County Office for the Aging offers a free week-long stay at an assisted living facility. A new home care component to the program allows an individual to remain in their home with an aide for a specific period of time. Respite is available for individuals 60 and older who reside in Rockland County and have a caregiver. This program is subject to availability and funding.

Provides comprehensive, primary medical care, including vaccines, for adults and children.

Makes decisions on school curriculum, decisions regarding discipline, school closures and other educational issues which affect the teachers and students. Parents/guardians wanting to gain information about these matters can call the administration office.

Funded by the New York State Office of Mental Health, this program is intended to provide Non-Medicaid Care Management and Care Coordination services to adults diagnosed with a serious mental illness (SMI). The primary goal of these services is to help individuals maintain community tenure while improving the overall quality of their recipients' lives. Services include: referral and linkage to medical and mental health services and providers to obtain optimal health and wellness, linkage to housing and other social services, obtaining entitlement benefits and application for Medicaid, on-going assessment and the development of client specific care plan, monitoring established goals, case specific advocacy, and a liaison to the Suffolk County SPOA Unit. The Sayville Project is sponsored by the School of Social Welfare at Stony Brook University.

Offers information about patient rights when hospitalized, medical records review for quality of care and other information regarding health care through Medicare and Medicaid programs, including Medicaid fraud.

The Congregate Meal Program provides noon meals for seniors 5 days per week at 12 locations.

Provides a program where children of low income families write letters to Santa Claus, and volunteers read them and grant the child's Christmas wish. Also recruits anyone who wants to read letters and donate toys.

Offers a community support program for children and adolescents with serious emotional disturbance who reside in the community with their families. Case managers work with the family to create an Individualized Care Plan, and set goals to meet the child's needs.

Operates Pre-K through 6th grade classes.

Provides funds for cardiovascular research and education. Offers speakers bureau and community health programs for building healthier lives free of cardiovascular diseases and stroke.

Provides affordable housing and section 8 vouchers for low income families and seniors who qualify based on income guidelines and background check. NOTE: Call to check if application process is open or closed, because it is based on the number of waiting list applicants.

Interpretation services are offered in order to facilitate communication between hearing persons and individuals who are deaf, deaf-blind, or hard of hearing. Interpreting American Sign Language or signed English as well as oral interpreting for lip readers are provided.

Food pantry available by appointment on Tuesday and Thursday from 10:00 am-2:00 pm by appointment. School Supplies are also available seasonally, please call for further information in time for September.

Offers sixteen-hour sailing course for ages 10 and up, including lessons and practice in basic sailing, safety and seamanship. Offers similar sixteen hour course for adults only (ages sixteen and up). Also offers windsurfing lessons for individuals ages twelve-adult of all experience levels in twelve hours of class over a two week period. Requires that all sailing/boating/windsurfing students know how to swim. Offers beginner/intermediate waterskiing instruction (including wakeboarding and tubing) to students ages ten and up in four separate twelve hour sessions from which to choose. See website or call for additional details.

Offers community clinics which focus on primary and family medical care, along with routine immunizations for both children and adults. Also available, is a laboratory for blood, urine, and other lab tests that may be needed.

Promote self-esteem, positive values and morals, citizenship, dignity, as well as physical, social, and mental well-being among the youth of Nassau County through youth and community development. Call for detailed information regarding all services and programs offered to youth in Nassau County.

Provides food assistance to low-income households with food loss or damage caused by a natural disaster.

Offers a 4-acre property, including a main house that incorporates the original 17th-century home, one of the oldest structures on Long Island. There are also two carriage sheds and a walled garden. The Art Guild of Port Washington maintains space within the building, offering studio space, art classes and a regular schedule of art shows; grounds are open daily. Call for details.

Provides testing and treatment for sexually transmitted diseases. All services are confidential and parental consent is not required for adolescents.

Processes applications for a variety of public health insurance programs, including Medicaid for certified disabled individuals, individuals ages 65 or older, prenatal care services (presumptive eligibility), Medicaid buy-in for Working People with Disabilities, and the Medicare Savings Program. Screens individuals to determine if they need to apply for Medicaid through the NYS Health Benefit Exchange. Processes Medicaid applications for individuals seeking help paying for nursing home or long term home health care services.

Offers before and after school programs for many districts in the Capital Region.

A 6-month program where convicted individuals have an opportunity to get help without going to jail or prison. This program must be completed in order for the individual to be set free of jail/prison time by doing a variety of services, such as community service, schooling, job training, alcohol/drug treatment, if applicable and intense counseling.

Offers students of courses and programs such as History and the Social Sciences, Humanities, Natural Sciences and Mathematics, Creative and Performing Arts, and more.