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Offers a full range of services and activities for adults and children, including computer access, story programs for preschoolers, and summer reading clubs for children and teens.

Provides a free public education to youth in grades Kindergarten through 2nd within the school district boundary.

Assesses and maintains records of all properties in the Town of Hope.

Operates Kindergarten through 5th grade classes.

Offers supervised group residences for adults with autism, which focus on building daily living skills, vocational training, and educational services. Also offers supported apartments for those who have gained a level of independence and do not need constant supervision.

Offers English classes to help adults to learn to speak, read and write English. No charge for English classes to those eligible. Wilson Tech also offers citizenship education to help prepare for USCIS Civics Test. Call (631) 667-6000 x327 for an appointment for a pre-test which is used to place you in the appropriate level. A Spanish-speaking representative is available on most days. Courses are offered at various times and locations. Call for detailed information.

Open to people from 11 to 18 years. Offers a positive safe, social environment. Pool tables, dances, games, ping pong, video games, and board games.

Offers and accepts personal care items to the communities.

Offers services and testing for those who have HIV or an STI. Knowing your status helps you make health decisions to prevent getting or transmitting HIV or STIs. Treatment is available; it is important to start treatment as soon as possible after diagnosis to improve your overall health and decrease the risk of spreading illness to others. Confidential testing and treatment options are available at many local health care facilities, including community partners. Nassau County Department of Health offers services to persons with HIV or other STIs and their sexual or needle-sharing partners. Partner Services works with people to plan the best way to notify their sex and needle-sharing partners about their exposure to an STI or HIV. Partner Services is voluntary and confidential. In addition the Department of Health offers Ryan White HIV Services. The Ryan White Care Act is a federally funded grant to provide services for people living with HIV/AIDS in Nassau & Suffolk counties. To learn more about specific funding for your needs, visit https://longislandpc.org/ryan-white-program. Call for more detailed information.

Pregnancy testing and counseling available.

Provides a backpack containing free school supplies as well as vouchers for back-to-school clothing and shoes. The application for free school supplies are mailed out at the end of June.

Offers multiple canine-assisted activities, utilizing certified therapy dogs who engage with participants in one-on-one experiences including elements found in canine sports. Participants include a large variety of individuals and groups of children and adults with and without special needs.

Promotes mental health and improving the lives of family members or significant others through advocacy education, reassurance and support.

A public library offering books, resource materials, tapes, videos, magazines, newspapers, etc. A community room is available for meetings by Fishkill non-profit groups. Family Activity Programs also available. Check website for Storytimes.

Handles legal matters including civil, criminal, small claims, and eviction cases within the Town of New Baltimore.

Camp Barker covers 85 acres of land and 1200 feet of waterfront on Forest Lake, in the Grafton Mountains. School age youth between the ages of 5-13 enjoy tree-covered hills, a variety of marked trails, and many open fields to explore and enjoy. Over the course of the summer months, the children participate in such activities as hiking, camp craft, arts and crafts, swimming and athletics. Educational programming such as "Ultimate Journey" introduces Club members to the world around them.

Civically engages working people of color and immigrants with non-partisan voter registration, naturalization, and voter education. Prepares members with intensive organizing skills training, mentorship, and emotional support and connect advanced leaders to paid opportunities.

Provides information and public awareness of West Nile Virus to the community, and educates residents to remove anything that might hold standing water, such as tires, wheelbarrows, buckets, etc, and report unremovable standing water which could create a mosquito breeding ground.

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.

Offers a wide range of licensing, records, and informational services to town residents. Licensing and permits include marriage licenses, hunting/fishing/trapping licenses, disabled parking permits, dog licenses, block party permits, peddler/solicitor licenses, and racing/wagering licenses. Other services include processing passport applications as well as maintaining town records and archives.

The National Safety Council is a mission-based organization, focused on eliminating the leading causes of death and injury.

Offers a full range of services and activities for adults and children including computer access, story programs for preschoolers, programs for seniors, and summer reading clubs for children and teens. Offers school tours of the Arkell Museum. Provides family films, and local history information about Canajoharie.

Provides legal representation to victims of domestic violence in Suffolk County relating to family law matters, including obtaining orders of protection and custody. If you need legal representation you will need to go through one of their advocacy agency. For the quickest referrals, please contact Brighter Tomorrows at (631) 395-1800 or if you are on the East End of Long Island, please call The Retreat at (631) 329-2200. Both hotlines are available 24 hours a day.

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.