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DBCH provides individual case management and follow-up to infants born to mothers who are hepatitis B positive.

The Open Door Program assists people living in nursing homes and intermediate care facilities receive individualized home and community based services.The Transition Center helps people living in these facilities receive home and community based services. This includes information about the services and supports available in their local community. There are transition specialists at Independent Living Centers in counties all over New York State. Suffolk Independent Living Organization houses the Open Doors Transition Center and Peer Program for all of Long Island. Transition specialists will meet with you and/or your family members to identify what services you will need and help you in getting those services.Open Door's Peer Program is a group of people who have lived in a nursing home and intermediate care facility and are now receiving services and support locally available to them. Peers visit nursing homes and developmental centers to share their experiences with residents and support people who want to move to the community.

Empowers community reintegration for individuals on parole, probation, or formerly incarcerated by providing comprehensive support services aimed at substance use and mental health recovery. Services offered include: Substance Use & Mental Health Screenings, Counseling Services and Recovery Support, Case Management, Peer Recovery Support, and Goal Planning. Free resources and ongoing programs are tailored to aid in successful community reintegration and family reunification post release.

Offers home visits, special needs assessment, case management, safety planning, counseling, home security surveys and lock installations, and linkages to caregiver services for older adults who have been a victim of robbery or have witnessed a crime.

Offers home visits, special needs assessment, case management, safety planning, counseling, home security surveys and lock installations, and linkages to caregiver services for older adults who have been a victim of robbery or have witnessed a crime.

Case management, evaluation of needs and service coordination for elderly people designed to assist caregivers in keeping frail elderly people living in their homes. Home visits are also available.

Provides temporary housing, emergency housing, assistance in finding permanent housing and case management for families consisting of women and children.

EISEP is a non-medical service program for elderly citizens. Persons aged 60 and over who do not qualify for Medicaid, who are in need of assistance with activities of daily living (bathing, dressing, eating, toileting, shopping, meal preparation, money management or taking medication) and who meet standard assessment requirements, are eligible. Services are provided to make the home environment safer for the older person in need, and may include a personal emergency response system.

Provides direct services and referral services to outside providers to prevent children from being placed in foster care. Referral required. Please call for additional information. Through a combination of center-based workshops and counseling, SCO works closely with families who have experienced crises and helps prevent crisis situations in the future. We offer individual and family counseling services both on site and at home that help to ensure that all families get healthier and happier starts. These efforts have been highly successful at reducing foster care placements as well as accelerating family reunification when a placement was unavoidable. Services available in Spanish.

Provides comprehensive care management for individuals with blindness or impaired vision and who may also have other medical conditions which helps them to remain safe in their own homes, or wherever they live in the community.

Offers comprehensive services and support to people with developmental disabilities. HCBS Waiver Home services include respite, community habilitation, day habilitation, and case management. Family Care provides a residential alternative for people with developmental disabilities to live in the community.

Provides an intensive day rehabilitation program for women and women with children that offers medically supervised services within a safe, supportive, gender specific environment. Licensed by the New York State Office of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Services (NYS OASAS).

Services including case management, information and referral, counseling, support groups, training and respite have been developed under Title III-E of the Older Americans Act. This program helps sustain family caregivers in their efforts to care for an older relative who has a chronic illness or disability. The Office for the Aging coordinates a variety of services. These services are designed to complement, not replace, family care. Priority is given to caregivers 60 years and older with the greatest social and economic need. Call the Office for the Aging for more detailed information.

Provides comprehensive, integrated, behavioral health and medical case management to children ages 5-21 and their families to ensure access to appropriate services, improve health outcomes and prevent hospitalizations. Services are provided in the home, school and/or other community setting with frequency and duration depending upon the need of each child and his or her family.

Provides case management services for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities who are not Medicaid eligible. Referral required. Call to schedule an appointment.

Medical model day programs for older adults. Medical management, physical, occupational and speech therapy inpatient and outpatient. Also offers hot meals, and kosher, therapeutic recreation, respite care, personal care, and care management.

Access to all Emergency Housing for Homeless Persons Requires a Referral by a DSS office location/hotline operator. For Nassau County, please call (516)227-8519 or the evening/emergency number at (516)573-8626. For Suffolk County, please call (631)854-9517 or the evening/emergency number at (631)854-9100. If you are ineligible for DSS services, please call Long Island Coalition for the Homeless at (631)464-4314. Provides food, clothing, and shelter for the homeless on the East End of Long Island. Overnight emergency shelter is open from November 1st to April 30th. Guests are transported nightly from Maureen's Haven to an assigned host site at locations in Southampton, Southold, Riverhead, and East Hampton. The Kay Kidde Day Center, Case Manager, and Support Services are available year round at the Riverhead location. Services include: case management, housing assistance, access to healthcare providers, counseling, supportive services, programs, daytime respite, food, clothing, job training, educational opportunities, and a community garden. The Homeless Outreach Programs provide critical services to those who need it most. They include: the Summer Weekend Lunch Program, street outreach and responding to concerns about the homeless in our community, and coordinating services among providers for those individuals who are unable or reluctant to access them directly.

Provides support, assistance and advocacy for individuals and families needing help with issues relating to disabilities.

A case manager determines central issues to stabilize families in crisis to prevent judicial involvement or outside placement. Case managers identify resources, provide support, clarity, and representation to achieve the best possible outcome for those in crisis.

Provides help for individuals with Multiple sclerosis in getting services, assessing the needs, case management, and guiding them to programs and services in the community.

Provides support, assistance and advocacy for individuals and families needing help with issues relating to disabilities.

RISE is a collaborative program focused on helping survivors of domestic violence and their families move forward from the trauma, isolation, and financial instability arising out of domestic violence. CHHOP partners with My Sisters' Place and Lifting Up Westchester to provide housing, case management, domestic violence counseling and support and specialized employment services.

Offers supported housing and support services to homeless individuals and families with a diagnosed serious persistent mental illness with possible co-occurring substance abuse disorders. Assistance is offered with daily living skills such as money management, vocational/educational, symptom management, apartment management, and parenting in order to enable residents to live the most self-sufficient lives possible.

Health Care Home for children.

Provides assistance to Medicaid eligible individuals with developmental disabilities and their families to access resources and services within the community, along with coordinating the necessary services, and to navigate the system to get benefits and other entitlements.