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Provides golf instruction, skateboard competitions and clinics, kayak instruction, windsurfing instruction, beach volleyball, sailing, Jr. Golf Camp, Baseball School, youth surfing, Softfall, Lacrosse and Basketball Camp. Call for information.

Administers a Welfare to Work Program (using computers as primary training), and a Computer Literacy Program for youth. Both programs offer mostly free training in the following: Keyboarding Introduction to Computers Microsoft Windows, Excel, Access, Powerpoint, or Word Help-Desk Technician Desktop Publishing Computer Upgrading and Repair. Notary Public classes are also available. Call for schedules and further information.

Provides comprehensive mental health services to patients in their own homes. Offers specialized programs for patients of various ages. Arranges for other services for patients as needed and advocates for patients/families. Provides evaluation with feedback to medical doctor or treatment team, medication administration/education, behavior modification, general health/nutrition status assessment. Functions as a School Net Program.

Provides psychiatric treatment services including medication, psychotherapy, crisis intervention, rehabilitation, social support, self-help and empowerment. Referral required.

Provides year-round athletic training and competition for children and adults with intellectual disabilities. Competition takes place throughout the county in over 20 different olympic-type sports

Provides employment and job placement services, recreational classes, adapted computer training courses, fitness and exercise classes, social work and benefits counselors as well as volunteer readers for adults who are legally blind or severely visually impaired. Call to register. Registration available in print, audiotape, or braille.

Provides a 49-bed supervised living facility which includes personal care aides, housekeeping, case management, recreation, medication management, meals and nutrition education. Serves frail elderly who can no longer live on their own.

Funded by the New York State Office of Mental Health, this program is intended to provide Non-Medicaid Care Management and Care Coordination services to adults diagnosed with a serious mental illness (SMI). The primary goal of these services is to help individuals maintain community tenure while improving the overall quality of their recipients' lives. Services include: referral and linkage to medical and mental health services and providers to obtain optimal health and wellness, linkage to housing and other social services, obtaining entitlement benefits and application for Medicaid, on-going assessment and the development of client specific care plan, monitoring established goals, case specific advocacy, and a liaison to the Suffolk County SPOA Unit. The Sayville Project is sponsored by the School of Social Welfare at Stony Brook University.

Offers swimming, sailing, life saving lessons, arts and crafts, and a sports program to school age children from the Village of Amityville. Beach Complex, located at foot of South Bayview Avenue, at south end of the James A. Caples Memorial Park is facilitated by Recreation Department. League softball and sports programs for adults also offered. Calendar of events posted seasonally in Amityville Record. Swimming and Summer Recreation begin July 1st and end the first week of August.

Provides a 49-bed supervised living facility which includes personal care aides, housekeeping, case management, recreation, medication management, meals and nutrition education. Serves frail elderly who can no longer live on their own.

Operates tennis clinic offering complete program of eight one-hour lessons for beginners/advanced beginners ages 5 years old to adult. Operates four 12 to 16 hour tennis camps: Junior Development Camp for players with some prior instruction, Advanced Camp for Junior Varsity or Varsity level players, Adult Camp for adults with some prior instruction, and Adult Mini-Camp (shortened schedule). Organizes summer tennis leagues for men and women 18 years or older, and tennis tournaments for various age levels. Call early for information and to register.

Provides incentives for the development of new businesses and the expansion of existing businesses in New York State. Assists businesses in identifying creative solutions to problems, enhanced opportunities for growth and realization of short and long term goals.

Oversees 12 acres of park that include Softball fields, Little League fields, Tennis courts, Playground, All Children's Playground, picnic area, Handball Courts, Basketball Court, Skateboard Park, and Soccer/Football fields. Offers recreational programs for all ages including sports, dance, instructional, arts and crafts, bus trips, fitness and exercise and other activities. Programs change seasonally. Brochures are available tri-annually at the Center or on the web. Call for schedule and fees.

Offers an educational program to benefit the Huntington community. Promotes community trusteeship through individuals who seek to contribute their skills, knowledge and expertise. Please call for further information.

Provides sports activities including co-ed adult volleyball, mens basketball, boys and girls basketball, horseback riding, adult and youth tennis, bowling, adult and youth boating skills and seamanship course, weight training, and beginner/intermediate golf instruction.

Offers year round classes in music and visual arts for all ages, including a 2 week Renaissance Kid Camp for ages 5-8 which combines art, theater and music, and weekly Fine Arts and Music Camps for ages 9-14. East End Arts School provides private music lessons for all abilities and ages, and visual arts courses and workshops in multi-mediums for children and adults. Morning, afternoon, evening and weekend classes available. Professional recording studio with sound engineer open the the public. Suffolk's only non-profit School of Arts. Call for more information.

Offers a variety of recreational activities for ages 5 and up. Programs include afterschool tutoring, senior citizens, holiday crafts and summer programs. Facility available for non-profit community groups on a permit basis, and for parties, weddings and non-profit fundraising. Activities and class schedules vary.

Provides incentives for the development of new businesses and the expansion of existing businesses in New York State. Assists businesses in identifying creative solutions to problems, enhanced opportunities for growth and realization of short and long term goals.

Enables adults whose physical disabilities prevent them from working, to meet with their peers during the day. Strives to lessen the feelings of isolation and loneliness and increase social interaction. Group meets once a week at Temple Am Echad in Lynbrook.

Organizes and conducts play for two-person teams in five-game matches. Call for additional information/registration.

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.

Provides support and guidance for bereaved adults through weekly evening discussion groups. Geared to adults who are coping with a loss of another adult, either the death of a family member, friend or parent. Not designed for those suffering loss of a child or adolescent sibling. Staffed by trained volunteers. Sponsored by and meeting held at Saint Thomas of Canterbury Church. Meets every Tuesday at 7:30pm. Call for more information.

Provides access to LI Jewish Medical Center, Steven and Alexandra Cohen Children's Medical Center of New York, Hillside Hospital and North Shore University Hospital, Manhasset for individuals who are deaf or deaf/blind who use the medical center. Services are also available for deaf family members involved in a patient's health care. Includes sign language interpreter access, TTY access, television captioning, hospital signage, staff education and sign language classes for hospital personnel

Provides linkage to services for adults who are seriously and persistently mentally ill.

Programs include fitness/exercise such as aerobics, body sculpting, ta'i ch'i, yoga, hoop workout, co-ed volleyball. Dance programs include ballroom, country western, swing and Salsa.