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Provide Reference, Information and Referral and Readers Advisory. Other programs and Services include, but are not limited to, Family Movie Night, Infant/Toddler Programs, Storytimes, and Summer Reading Club.

The single point of access for anyone looking to receive mental health care. Offers intake and guidance as to referrals of what is available for a specific mental health issue.

Covers basic burial costs for Temporary Assistance recipients, stillborn infants or any other person found dead in the County who is not under the jurisdiction of another social services district. DSS Approval prior to finalization with the Funeral Home is required. A simple prescreening from any computer with internet access at any time determines whether you are likely to qualify for burial assistance. Call for detailed information.

Promotes and unifies the retail commercial, service and industrial businesses of Lynbrook as well as the professional leaders and institutions of the community. Advances community interests through study,research and legislative advocacy. Invests in the economic growth and development of the community. Call or visit website for time, location and further information.

Assesses and investigates all cases of child or dependent adult abuse and/or maltreatment reports. Works with other family agencies to access services for the needs of abused, neglected or abandoned children or dependent adults.

Personal Accountability for Changing Tomorrow (PACT) is a batterer accountability program for men who perpetrate violence towards their partners. PACT works to teach and foster non-abusive and non-controlling behavior.

Temporary cash assistance is provided on a monthly basis, or in the event of a sudden emergency, by a vendor payment. Call for detailed information.

DMV provides first time drivers licenses and permits, renewing driver licenses, non-driver's identification cards, vehicle registration, road tests, replace lost titles or licenses, and other driving-related issues. Many tasks can also be done online.

Offers Softball Camp for ages 6-14 which is designed to teach and inspire girls to become better, more confident, complete players. With the perfect balance of skill building, sportsmanship, competition and fun, all campers will enjoy a memorable summer experience. Players will work individually and as teams to improve their offense, defense, hitting, fielding, base running and tactical skills. Our expert, adult coaches plan and coordinate each day to promote and foster a greater sense of confidence in the camper’s softball abilities, and a long-term love of the game. Call for detailed information.

Outreach intervention to anyone in need of emotional support or crisis intervention.

Provide a program for individuals with disabilities who desire to be competitively employed. This program consists of pre-employment and post-employment services, designed to enhance an individuals success in the workplace through include resume writing, interviewing, appropriate social behavior, and learning to live with a job. In addition, the individual is supported through the initial stages of adapting to a new worksite.

Dedicated to enhancing the appearance of the community, village-wide

Home health care services providing emergency medication administration, oxygen therapy, seizure precautions, eternal feedings, ventilators and more for children and adults.

Offers a variety of fun programs for children, teens and adults to promote reading, such as reading clubs, book clubs, story hours, and more.

Provides screening and diagnostic examinations and procedures including mammograms, ultrasound, fine-needle and core biopsies. Call for further information.

Offers courses in Refrigeration and Air Conditioning I, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning II, Refrigerant Recovery and Recycling, EPA Seminar and Certification Test, Blueprint Reading, Gas Burner, OSHA 30, Trade Electric IV-Motor Control and Trade Electric Theory. Courses vary each semester. Call for details and a brochure.

Provides community habilitation staff for children and adults with developmental disabilities, which provide habilitation services in their homes or other locations within the community.

Provides a free public education to youth in grades Kindergarten through 5th. The Primary school teaches students in grades K-2nd and Intermediate School grades 3rd-5th.

Provides services for persons over 18 who are physically or mentally impaired and who are in a situation where they are harmed or threatened with harm by the actions of themselves or others. This often involves the frail elderly and adults who are physically or mentally disabled, seriously ill or alcohol/substance abusers. Potential clients have no one able or willing to help them meet their essential needs such as food, clothing, shelter, and for medical care. Any concerned person or agency should make a referral for services. All calls are confidential and may be made anonymously.

Covers basic burial costs for Temporary Assistance recipients, stillborn infants or any other person found dead in the County who is not under the jurisdiction of another social services district. DSS Approval prior to finalization with the Funeral Home is required. A simple prescreening from any computer with internet access at any time determines whether you are likely to qualify for burial assistance. Call for detailed information.

Provides Half Hollow Middle School students the opportunity to become involved in community services such as environmental projects, fund-raisers, etc.

Provides education and prevention programs on domestic violence and sexual assault issues for schools and community groups.

Offers an exciting opportunity for qualified students interested in the creative and media arts to earn up to six college credits. The program offers undergraduate courses in Music, Media, Business, Performing and Visual Arts, and is open to high school students entering grades 10, 11 or 12 as of the Fall. Students in 10th grade will take interesting college level classes they are curious about, but do not receive college credit. Students in the 11th and 12th grades can earn college credits. This five-week program provides students with an insider’s look to college life. Courses are taught by distinguished faculty and artists who provide individualized attention and are pleased to share content area expertise In small group settings. At the conclusion of the five-week program, students and family are invited to attend the culminating event, The Sights and Sounds of Summer, which showcases student performances, exhibitions, and includes a luncheon. The Summer High School Scholars is a scholarship initiative that provides a full scholarship to most students accepted into the program by the College as long as their application is submitted early. Call for detailed information.

This Group is Open to women with breast cancer, from newly diagnosed to completed treatment.

Help in receiving repairs or preventive maintenance with low-interest and deferred loans availble for eligible home repairs for qualified households.