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Provide ASL interpreter services to businesses.

Provides various formats (online, print materials and speakers) for anyone wanting to know more information about specific diseases, prevention tips, and various health-related topics.

Assists Nassau and Suffolk County residents with locating services and supports for persons with developmental disabilities. Services include assessment of benefit eligibility, planning and coordination, linkage and referral, follow-up, monitoring and advocacy.

Provides monthly exhibits of local artists. Exhibits and display cases include but are not limited to quilts, oils, acrylics.

This program supply peer-support, warmline/support for law enforcement, first responders and their families. Guardian is manned 24 hours a day by retired members of law enforcement.

A group for sharing support and information on community resources for those caring for a loved one with a chronic illness. Meets the second and fourth Wednesdays of the month at 5:30 p.m.

Offers workshops on bullying (DASA), relational aggression, cyber safety, child abuse, child abduction, sexual harassment, violence prevention, gender equity, and conflict solving for teachers, parents and students. Licensure training workshops for recognizing and reporting child abuse, violence prevention and DASA for all educational staff requiring NYS Certification.

Offers a package of food for low income individuals or families who are in need.

The community finds out about it through Island Harvest, who lists it on their website and on signage throughout all of the Suffolk County food pantries they serve. Rise Life servics is also proud to be providing for these Veterans that have served our country ,serve & suffering from food insecurities.

Provides numerous tests and screenings to aid in diagnosis and treatment.

Assists LGBTQ families in the Capital Region achieve their goals of building and sustaining happy and healthy families through honoring and celebrating their diversity, and providing social opportunities.

Provides diagnostic and treatment services for individuals suffering from a sleeping disorder.

Distribute food to community in need.

Offers educational programming and career change counseling for mature adults, which focuses to a broad range of their learning needs, through courses, workshops and special events.

The Parent-Child Home program is an early childhood literacy, school readiness, home visiting program that provides parents the knowledge and skills to help their child be successful in school and life. Home visits take place twice a week for 30 minutes with two- and three-year old's over a two-year period, for a total of 92 visits. A book or toy which becomes a gift to the family is the focus of the visit. The trained Home Visitors model behaviors that encourage parental interaction with their child such as reading, playing and conversing. PCHP assist parents who are unable to purchase educational books/toys or send their child to preschool.

Offers physically challenged participants a competitive co-ed wheelchair basketball travel team experience that seeks to provide physical conditioning, sportsmanship, teamwork, and the knowledge that the players hard work will equal their own success. Provides exposure to collegiate wheelchair programs and stresses that a college education leads to gainful employment. Seeks to create the competitive spirit in its players that will serve them both on the court and throughout their lives. Call for further information.

Handles the investigation of all serious felony and specialized crimes.

Provides, evaluation and treatment for children and adults suffering from emotional or psychiatric disorders, along with support for the family.

Assists people with hearing problems by providing resources for hearing tests, adaptive equipment, and hearing aids.

FEMA's Mortgage and Rental Assistance (MRA) Program is designed to cover rent or mortgage payments for those who have suffered a financial hardship as a result of a major disaster declared by the President. Persons suffering financial hardship who are unable to pay their rent or mortgage, and are facing eviction or foreclosure, may be eligible for this program. Call or visit the website for more information.

Provides mentally and developmentally disabled adults with independent living skills instruction and money management strategies. Offers medical referrals, health and wellness groups, speech, occupational and physical therapy. Provides assistance in community integration. Conducts needs assessment, treatment and discharge planning.

The Community Work Service Program is an alternative sentence for first-time offenders under the age of 21, charged with a misdemeanor. A judge will offer the person charged an opportunity to do community service and will be monitored by a program coordinator.

Registers voters by mail and in person, counts votes from absentee ballots and voting machines, and operates all polling places in the county, including the inspection of machines and the hiring of inspectors.

Provides evidence-based curriculum to parents and/or guardians with home-based parent education and support by offering skills and tools to help reduce the risk of further maltreatment such as abuse or neglect. Assists parents and/or guardians with interactions with their children and choice-behaviors. Services include a 12-week group with a clinician that facilitates which includes assessment, consultation, counseling, skill building and support. 8 weeks of the 12 include an office-based psycho-educational group and in-home intervention that focuses on specific parenting issues.

Assists legally blind persons find suitable employment.