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Builds homes, at cost with no-interest loans, for eligible individuals and families that cannot afford one due to limited income.

Offers a package of non-perishable food once a week to low-income individuals or families in the community.

Provides parenting education, parent counseling and case management to parents of young children. Families in need of food, clothing or concrete assistance are provided with information and referrals.

Ensures the health, safety, and welfare of the village residents, while maintaining high quality public services. Call for more information.

Operates as a transfer school for youngsters aged 16-20 who are unable to function in a traditional high school. Provides individualized guidance and support through workshops, seminars, independent living skills training, paid internships, community service and college and employment counseling.

Provides employment services for Deaf adults with multiple disabilities and people with intellectual disabilities. Call for further information.

Provides a day camp for six weeks during the summer for elementary and middle school-age children which includes a variety of fun, recreational and educational activities.

Offers individuals diagnosed with brain tumors and their caregivers the opportunity to meet separately to receive guidance, support and learn relaxation techniques. Meetings will be held in the Monter conference room. Please call for more information.

Provided onsite to residents: activities, dental services, dietary services, housekeeping services, health services, nursing services, occupational therapy services, physical therapy, physician services, podiatry, social work services, speech/language pathology services and diagnostic x-ray services. Provided offsite to residents: clinical laboratory services, dental services, mental health services, pharmacy services, podiatry services, and diagnostic x-ray services.

Provides emergency financial assistance, food and nutrition programs, seasonal services, camping activities, senior citizens clubs, visitation services, youth worship services, worship services, Christian education, men's ministries, music and arts programs, Sunday school, women's ministries, character building programs and residential camping activities. Call for more information.

Provides early intervention for children birth to five, including speech/language therapy, physical and occupational therapy, special education (self-contained and integrated classes), adapted physical education, computer education, play therapy and family counseling. Also offers a nursery school, Pre-K, day care and a special program for children with autism spectrum disorders. Call for more information.

Provides Reference, Information and Referral, and Reader's Advisory Services. Programs may include arts and crafts, book discussions , senior groups, computer instruction, exercise classes, defensive driving and language classes.

Provides every Long Islander with access to primary and preventative health care regardless of income, residency, age or immigration status. Services include Family Practice, Internal Medicine, Pediatrics, OB/GYN, Podiatry, Dentistry, Behavioral Health, Psychology and Nutrition. Interpreter services and bilingual staff available.

The building department monitors new building conditions and construction, and oversees the maintenance of older multi-family structures. Also enforces the state and local building codes, housing standards and ordinances, to the review of applications for permits of new buildings, repairs, alterations, signs, and rooming houses, in addition to electrical and plumbing work. The building department accepts complaints from tenants about conditions the landlord fails to resolve.

Offers rides for seniors for medical related appointments, offers curb-to-curb rides for transportation for shopping and various errands around town.

Provides a before and after school program for school-age children of working parents, with activities, sports, games, arts and crafts, homework help and snacks.

A form of health insurance coverage for small businesses or for individuals or families which do not have insurance.

Offers a food pantry, a thrift store, help to obtain furniture and a holiday program. Call for further information and to schedule and appointment. Spanish speaking assistance available.

Prevention of homelessness by providing help to secure temporary and permanent housing including immediate shelter in emergency situations. Homeless individuals and families must contact their local police department for shelter after DCFS business hours.

Offers support services to Suffolk County residents dealing with alcohol, opioid or substance abuse. Services may include evaluations, referrals to treatment programs, short-term counseling, peer support and recovery coach services. Call for additional information.

Educates students within the school district boundary.

Provides technical assistance and educational workshops on soil, water and related natural resources to farmers, schools, landowners, municipal planners, or anyone interested in learning more about soil and water conservation issues.

Provides books, other reading material, DVDs, CD, and audio books on-loan for free, along with computer and internet access. Also rents out E-readers (Kindle and Nook).

Provides employment related services to Suffolk County Youth. Offers youth career counseling, resume preparation, computer labs, job listings, vocational training, video library, phones/fax for job search and career exploration via Career Zone and Choices, as well as access to the Community Resource Database of Long Island. Offers the In-School Youth Experience Program; a federally funded, school-based program for economically disadvantaged and/or at risk youth age 14-21. In close cooperation with several Suffolk County school districts, the program promotes good work habits and workplace skills aimed toward a future of success in the workforce. Also offers the Out-of-School Youth Work Experience Program; a federally funded program for economically disadvantaged youth aged 16-24 who are high school dropouts wanting to complete their high school education or graduates who are seeking to develop good work habits and employment skills in preparation for successful competition in the labor market and full-time employment. In addition, Summer Youth Employment Program. The Summer program is designed to provide first-time work experience opportunities to economically disadvantaged youth. Call or email the Youth Career Center.

Offers a comprehensive, community-based substance abuse treatment program for ages 13 and up. Provides intensive day treatment, women's/men's group, parenting skills, adolescent group, mandated treatment, MICA treatment, significant other's group comprehensive assessments, individual or group therapy, family or marital therapy, psychiatric evaluations, medication management, vocational assessment and counseling, psycho-education, and extended evaluation/motivation groups. Call for informantion. Licensed by the New York State Office of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Services (NYS OASAS).