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Promotes and unifies the retail commercial, service and industrial businesses of Oyster Bay and East Norwich as well as the professional leaders and institutions of the community. Advances community interests through study,research and legislative advocacy. Invests in the economic growth and development of the community.

Provides the community with a rich variety of courses including personal enrichment, skill development, recreation and so much more. Sample course offerings include: American Red Cross Certification Courses; Lifeguard Certification Class; Water Safety Instructor; Lifeguard Training Instructor; CPR/Friends and Families; New York State Coaching Certification Course; Dance Instruction; Wellness, Health & Fitness Courses; Computers and Technology Courses; Notary Public; Defensive Driving; Aquatics Program and Swimming Instruction. Courses vary each semester. Call for detailed information.

Provides specialized medical care, such as cardiology, pediatrics, internal medicine, dermatology, podiatry, and much more.

A day program which helps Medicaid eligible individuals with developmental disabilities develop personal, social, and work readiness community integration through many activities and opportunities within a structured environment. Services may include daily living skills instruction, recreational and social activities, exercises to improve coordination and pre-job training to help participants develop and maintain the functional skills required for community involvement, self-advocacy, self-care and employment.

Provides fire, rescue, and emergency medical services to the town of East Moriches, and parts of Manorville. Call for more information.

Provides a number of support services for those with mental illness, including case management, transportation for mental health-related appointments, also has social/drop-in centers to socialize, network, build life skills and have fun.

Provides affordable, quality educational and social opportunities to all of our community's families. Offers classes and programs including: parenting classes, support groups, parent/child participation programs, Mommy and Me, movement, Spanish, music, arts and crafts, science and more. Provides programs for older children including: science, art and sports. Offers open play-times, a preschool camp fair, family concerts, preschool guide, holiday parties, fingerprinting sessions, CPR courses and participates in parades and festivals. Call for more information.

Assesses and investigates all cases of child or dependent adult abuse and/or maltreatment reports. Works with other family agencies to access services for the needs of abused, neglected or abandoned children or dependent adults.

Offers support services for Orthodox Jewish women with breast cancer.

Provides recreational, cultural, advisory and health programs, senior advocate, counseling, bereavement groups, transportation for medical, shopping and to nutrition center, telephone reassurance program, daily lunches, Tai Chi, Country Line Dance lessons, and educational speakers. Publishes monthly newsletter.

Offers alternative high school programs for students who are at risk of failing, dropping out, or struggling in a traditional school setting. Also available are programs for students with special needs that include other therapeutic services.

A diverse unifying organization, the Jewish Federation provides social services, education and culture in our Rockland County community. On a global level, donations help children and families in Israel cope with terrorism and provide much needed relief to economically troubled communities.

Offers various support groups for men and women who have experienced the effects of sexual violence due to pornography. Call for more information.

The New Focus Center has an Opioid Treatment Program which uses methadone along with individual and group therapy to stabilize those who have Opioid Use Disorders (heroin and other opiates).

Provides a choice pantry, where those in need can choose the food they want, of what is available, including monthly fresh vegetables. Food packages are also available for those who are in an emergency situation. Also offers holiday food baskets for Thanksgiving, Christmas and Easter. Donations of non-perishable and holiday foods, new toys and Easter baskets are accepted.

A microchip contains a registration identification number associated with your pet. The chip, as small as a grain of rice, is implanted under your dog's or cat's skin. If your "chipped" pet gets loose and is brought to any animal shelter nationwide, it can be scanned for your dog's or cat's contact information. Included with the microchip is a lifetime membership in the Petlink International Directory.

Licensed child care center providing comprehensive child development program for low income children and children with disabilities succeed in school.

Outreach intervention to anyone in need of emotional support or crisis intervention.

Provides assistance to developmentally disabled parents with navigating the school system for their children. Call for further information.

Provides food and supplies to Long Island residents impacted by natural disasters. Food and supplies are distributed at disaster relief sites in affected communities. Call for information as location of sites can change.

Provides child care, after school care, and summer camps for school-age children. Additionally, through a partnership with the Butterfly Effect Project, provides a program designed to enrich and inspire the lives of young girls ages four through nineteen through engaging projects and supportive programming for their families.

The Birches at Saugerties offers 60 garden-style apartments with limited handicapped accessibility for seniors 55 and older with low or moderate incomes. Community room available for programs and meetings with a smoke free environment.

New Life Manor is an OASAS-licensed treatment facility specializing in chemical dependency treatment. Under the guidance of certified staff participants at this 24-bed halfway house learn the benefits of sobriety, how to identify triggers that lead to relapse, and develop a treatment plan that works.

Provides one-on-one residential habilitation services in the home or the community in which the person resides.

Life classes are designed to prepare special needs students for the world of work. A three-step approach is used for school-to-work transition.Phase I-Exploratory Rotation: This phase exposes students to a variety of career options by rotating through 4 different vocational programs. The programs are Auto Detailing, Building Maintenance, Floral & Greenhouse Services, Food Service Preparation.Phase II-Full Year Classes: -Students receive intensive skill development in one career and technical education program. Programs include Auto Mechanics, Childcare Aide, Construction and Building Maintenance, Floral & Greenhouse, Food Service Preparation, Landscaping, Office and Business, Retail Services, Small Engine RepairPhase III-Community Placement: In this phase, students participate in supervised community work. Students work in the field four days of the week and one day in the classroom to review worksite attitudes and behaviors, specific job skills, time management, appropriate work attire, personal hygiene, self-advocacy, problem solving and safety awareness.