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Offers 14 city parks with 10 of them containing playground equipment. Wooded walking trails available behind G. Ray Bodley High School and Bullhead Point Park.

Assists landowners and other groups to protect the county's natural resources by providing technical assistance and programs to residents, landowners, and units of government.

A non-profit organization committed to building diversity in STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) fields by encouraging, supporting, and preparing minority and underrepresented students in the Buffalo area to pursue a career in the technical and STEM fields. BEAM is dedicated to increasing the number of minorities and females entering engineering and technical careers. Collaborates with industry leaders to provide free, high-quality, hands-on learning to students in grades Pre-K to 12 through Saturday Academies (including Robotics and Creative Building), BEAM Robotics, Society of Women Engineers Competitions, and Summer Programming (in conjunction with Buffalo & Erie County Summer Youth).

Peace Camp provides a day camp experience for Shenendehowa elementary children focusing on conflict resolution and problem solving.

Offers supervised play activity including group games, sports, special events, movies, arts and crafts at various schools in Hauppauge, Smithtown and Commack school districts. (See website or call for specifics.) Accepts mail-in or on-line registration only.

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.

Provides high quality care for kindergarten through sixth grade children. The program includes activities which encourage creativity, independence, responsibility and fun. Offers participants themed activities and lessons in scientific exploration, character development, culinary activities, physical fitness, arts and crafts, and weekly field trips. Program is run by qualified child care professionals for eight weeks throughout the summer. Each week has a specific theme. Fees include breakfast, a mid-morning snack, lunch, an afternoon snack, and all costs associated with weekly field trips.

Provides comprehensive wellness services including fitness, health education programs, smoking cessation, disease and injury prevention, weight and stress management, and health and screening counseling.

Provides opportunities for refugees and immigrants to set up plots of land to farm and plant culturally appropriate vegetables and food. Education on the planting environment, assistance selling produce, a goat farm project to raise and sell goats, and literacy classes are offered.

Provides Reference, Information and Referral, Reader's Advisory and Teen Advisory Council. Programs may include arts and crafts, cooking and computer classes.

Address individual consumers, youth and community decision makers utilizing phone consultations with individuals, workshops for adults, and lessons for students and youth at summer program sites focus on environmental stewardship, green cleaning, water resource management, waste management, and indoor air quality.

Provides undergraduate and graduate programs of study in the fields of human development and family studies, food studies, marriage and family therapy, public health, nutrition science and dietetics, social work, and sport management.

Provides reference, information, and referral, reader's advisory, and career guidance. Also offers a range of programs which may include book discussions, senior chess, performances and films, lunch 'n books and bus trips.

Programs run seasonally and exclusive of each other and each program is individually registered for. Travel baseball runs Spring, Summer, and Fall. Beginner Baseball runs in July. Basketball runs from January to March. Golf runs from June to September. Boxing runs from September to June. They also have open gym and organized trips.

Six-week sessions for children, teens and adults, including basketball, sports leagues, karate, gymnastics and swimming lessons.

Organize and lead field trips for youth with kidney or urology disease which helps promote friendships, a positive selfworth, expand their horizons, and encourage participation in activities.

80,000 square-foot facility with: indoor NHL size ice rink large and smaller indoor soccer fields full service concession stand indoor walking track baseball batting cage locker rooms meeting rooms, including party and conference rooms Camps/Clinics Leagues and more for children and adults

Recreation programming for teens. Tutoring, games, counseling, mediation, computer lab, CPR/First Aid classes, and employment help offered. For more information go to http://newpaltzyouthprogram.org/

The Parent-Child Home Program provides two home visits a week for families with children ages 2 and 3 years. Each week the home visitor brings the family a book or educational toy that remains with them permanently. The home visitor models parenting techniques, emphasizing verbal interaction and learning through play. The goal is to help parents become their child's first and most important teacher and ensure that these children enter school ready to learn and succeed. Families with low-income, low education level and children, ages 2 and 3 years (can start as early as 16 months), are targeted. Walk-in, call.

Village services

Offers programs and services which focus on the interests and needs of adults. There are lectures or workshops on various topics, computer classes, including career counseling. Helps with job assessment, resume preparation, job searches, information on education and training programs.

Provides Reference, Information and Referral, Readers Advisory and programs for children from birth through grade 7 as well as parents. Programs and services include databases, digital downloads, Parent/Child Workshop, Hospital Visitation Outreach, storytimes, book discussions, arts and crafts, performances and films, cooking and a summer reading club.

Provides Reference, Information and Referral and Readers Advisory. Programs and services include a Teen Advisory Board, Game Night, book discussions, arts and crafts, cooking and a summer reading club.

Conducts tiny tots discovery program involving crafts, movement, and songs, in which children (ages 18 mos-5years) participate with a parent. Conducts sessions at Smithtown Landing Country Club. Supplies all crafts materials. Call for schedule.