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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.

Provides evaluation and training for disabled adults (ages 16+) in the areas of kitchen services, porter/maintenance services, assembly/packaging services, warehouse training and clerical training. Also offers vocational and placement counseling, remediation services, and alcohol and drug abuse counseling.

Provides evaluation and training for disabled adults (ages 16+) in the areas of kitchen services, porter/maintenance services, assembly/packaging services, warehouse training and clerical training. Also offers vocational and placement counseling, remediation services, and alcohol and drug abuse counseling.

Supports persons with mental health disabilities in the process of taking control of their lives and learning to be self-sufficient. Services include helping clients with financial matters, obtaining medical care, legal services, relationships, housing choices, using public transportation, choosing day programs, etc.. The Sayville Project is sponsored by the School of Social Welfare at Stony Brook University.