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250 Broadway, Room 1930 New York, NY 10007 /Andrea Stewart-Cousins

Food pantry

SAIL offers individuals with disabilities, family members, and other interested parties assistance and advocacy related to benefit and entitlement programs, community services, and other local, state, or federal programs. Services include advocacy and assistance with Social Security applications and appeals, and applications and appeals concerning State and local resources (including Personal Care services, home health aide services, in-home nursing, homemaker services, public assistance, food stamps, early Intervention services, Family Health Plus, Medicaid, transportation, Medicaid waivers, etc.).

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 a variety of activities for older adults in the community such as field trips, exercise classes, arts and cultural events, and more. Also provides transportation to and from the center and for shopping and other activities.

An organizer works with busy working families who suffer chronic disorganization due to ASD, ADD/ADHD, and other health concerns. Organizers create an organizational plan tailored to the needs of each family

Programs that develop plans for the evaluation, treatment and/or care of families who need assistance in planning and arranging for services, which assess the individual's needs, coordinate the delivery of needed services, ensure that services are obtained in accordance with the case plan, and follow up and monitor progress to ensure that services are having a beneficial impact on the individual.

Provides affordable, low cost, high-quality psychotherapy services for individuals in our community. The following mental health services are offered: Individual therapy for children, adolescents, and adults; Group therapy for all ages; Couples therapy; Family therapy and Workshops and staff development training. The Mental Health and Wellness Center offers a variety of treatment options and support for a wide range of mental health issues and concerns, including: Depression; Anxiety; Body Image/Eating Disorders; Trauma; Personal Growth and Development; Family Crisis; Gender and Sexual Identity; Grief and Loss; Mental Health and Wellness and Short-Term Solution Focused Psychotherapy. Graduate students from the CMHC Program provide counseling services under the supervision of licensed clinicians and mental health professionals. Day and evening appointments are available. Call for detailed information and to make an appointment.

Workshop helps strengthen and restore family relationships that have been challenged by addiction.

Provides a free public education to youth in grades Kindergarten through 5th within the school district boundary.

Offers courses in Auto Collision I, Auto Collision II and OSHA-10. After completing Auto Collision courses meet with our Employment Center counselors for job opportunities in Long Island collision repair establishments. Call for more detailed information.

Offers a wide range of academic, enrichment, exploration, digital media, and sports related classes. Each class is led by New York State certified teachers and/or professionals in the different areas. Academic classes are designed to follow the appropriate grades New York State Standards and Curriculum for that subject area. Students will have the opportunity to work on and develop the skills and concepts taught to them in school. Students will then be challenged to take what they have learned and apply the concepts to go further in their learning. In our enrichment, exploration, digital media, and sports classes, students will have the chance to dive deeper into topics they are passionate about. From learning a new language to designing their own video game, students can explore their interested in a new and exciting way. Courses are offered in: Academics; Swim Program; Gifted Program; Test Prep Courses; Sports Program and Sports Journalism Institute. Call for detailed information.

Provides educational services to assist children with disabilities including: infants, preschoolers, adolescents and young adults needing early intervention, preschool and schoolage educational and therapeutic services, so that students are physically and academically prepared for maximum independence, and when appropriate, participate in their own community schools. Programs include: The Early Intervention Program (for children birth to age 3), The Pre-School Division (ages3-5), Ungraded Kindergarten through Grade 2 (ages 5-7), and The Schoolage Program (ages 5-21). Full diagnostic evaluation including educational, therapy and psychological testing available.

Serves community members (students, staff and faculty) who are food insecure, or who are at risk of food insecurity. We encourage you to utilize our satellite locations during hours when our main location is closed. We are also happy to accommodate requests outside of the indicated hours, as necessary. Please contact [email protected]. Call for detailed information regarding hours and locations.

Acts as custodian of the records for the County and maintains records of deeds and mortgages, and public information records. Other services include processing passport applications as well as maintaining town records and archives.

Provides formal instruction for students in 6th through 8th grades.

Provides education, information, support, and encouragement to women who want to breastfeed. Membership is not required to attend monthly meetings or telephone support. Offers a lending library for members, breastfeeding aids and books for sale. Contact a local leader for information or to connect with a nearby group. Downtown Pelham location also available, call for details. Follow education, information, support and encouragement via Facebook or website.

A federally funded, seasonal program which helps low income families, seniors and individuals with a permanent disability, with the following benefits: Regular HEAP helps with financial assistance for the payment of the primary fuel source, Emergency HEAP helps low income families or individuals who are facing a heat or heat-related energy emergency and do not have resources to resolve the situation. Furnace Repair/Replacement HEAP helps low income homeowners repair or replace furnaces, boilers and other direct heating components necessary to keep the home primary heating source functional.

Drop in shelter provides shelter for homeless women in Westchester.

Provides a free public education to youth in grades 3rd through 5th within the school district boundary.

Operates Kindergarten through 4th grade classes.

Numbers to call for sewer or water emergencies or problems.

Provides an anonymous hotline to report suspected or actual cases of child abuse.

Answers questions related to domestic pets and livestock. Offers referrals to other agencies as needed.

Offers presentations on rape and sexual assault to high schools, colleges and community groups. Also provides a newsletter on rape issues and a "Learn at Lunch" series on sexual assault.