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Provides an early intervention program for young children who have a defined developmental disability, including screening, evaluations and services. The preschool program works with the child's school district to provide appropriate educational services to who have been diagnosed with a developmental disability.

Fosters closer relationships between the library and the community supports the library's functions, resources, services and needs, and encourages benefactions, gifts, endowments and bequests to the Westhampton Free Library.

Provides intake assessment, information and referrals for individuals and families seeking community social services and long term solutions. A certified social worker is available.

Offers education and prevention information for stroke and heart disease, to patients, their families, professionals, and the general public, including an informational online encyclopedia.

Provides children Grades K-6 with nurturing, educational and recreational activities, plus a nourishing breakfast before school.

Provides career and business coaching to help people assess their career, and make the necessary adjustments and change of direction. Help is offered through active listening and interpretation, and administering career counseling tests designed to help people get a handle on this critical part of their lives.

Delivers two, low-salt and low-sugar nutritious meals (a hot lunch and cold dinner), on weekdays (weekend meals delivered on Fridays with hot weekend meals delivered frozen, with holiday meals delivered prior to as well), to residents who are homebound due to illness, physical disability or advancing age and are unable to prepare adequate meals for themselves. Can order meal coverage for one to seven days each week as desired. If not home for delivery, leave a cooler with an ice pack outside your door (free-standing houses only) or arrange for a neighbor to accept your delivery.

Offers a variety of summer arts camp experiences. Renaissance Kid Camp is a two week program for ages 5-8, and Weekly Art Camps in Fine Arts and Music is for ages 9-14. Call for more information.

A free service for older adults help individuals who are afflicted with hoarding, who compulsively accumulate possessions and fail to discard trash creating an unsafe, hazardous and dangerous living environment for themselves and those living in the immediate vicinity. Provide free services to low to moderate income seniors that are unable to afford cleaning services. Mental health, clean-up, organizing, extermination, legal assistance are among the free services that will be provided.

Program provides sign language interpreting and tutoring services to students in BOCES deaf and hard of hearing programs who require total communication support.

New mental health and substance use services, available with NYS Medicaid, give children / youth (under age 21) and their families the power to improve their health, well-being and quality of life. These services strengthen families, and help them make informed decisions about their care. Services are provided at home or in the community.

A Veterans Treatment Court/Track is a separate court calendar within an existing drug treatment or mental health court that provides veteran-defendants suffering from addiction, mental illness and/or co-occurring disorders with linkages to community-based services as well as local, state and federal agencies specializing in veteran's affairs. Similar to drug treatment and mental health courts, a Veterans Court/Track utilizes a team-centered approach to address the needs of veterans who find themselves involved in the criminal justice system. This approach involves the cooperation and collaboration of traditional stakeholders found in drug treatment and mental health courts with the addition of representatives from the The United States Department of Veterans Affairs, veterans support organizations and peer mentors.Peer mentors are a critical component of the Veterans Court/Track. They are men and women who have previously served in our military's armed forces and volunteer their time to work with veterans in court. By virtue of the military experience, peer mentors provide veteran-defendants with a unique source of support and motivation as they navigate through the court process. Through the use of peer mentors,judicial monitoring, coordinated services and enhanced communication, the Veterans Court/Track seeks to provide veterans with immediate and intensive intervention so that they can successfully reintegrate into civilian life.

Provides respite services in the homes of developmentally disabled adults in Nassau and Suffolk counties. Please call for more information.

Provides information and referrals to resources in the community, such as social services, legal issues, domestic violence, etc.

Offers general legal aid to people 200 percent below the poverty income guidelines.

Operates 6th through 8th grade classes.

Offers preschool for children ages 21/2, 3 and 4 years old. Call or visit website for additional information.

The Food Stamp Program helps ensure that eligible low-income families and individuals are able to obtain a nutritious diet. Food stamp benefits are intended to supplement other household income and may only be used to purchase food. Other household items such as cleaning supplies, paper goods, clothes, alcohol or tobacco products may not be purchased with food stamps. Food stamp recipients are able to purchase their food by using an Electronic Benefit Transfer EBT card. This card may be used at any retail store authorized by the United States Department of Agriculture USDA. Food stamp benefits are intended to supplement other household income. The amount of benefits received is based on the household size and financial circumstances. All individuals who purchase and prepare food together are a family group for Food Stamp purposes and must have their eligibility determined together. To be eligible for Food Stamps family groups must have income and assets below the program standards. After adding all the family group's gross income, the case manager will make deductions to the family group's income. These deductions may include, but are not limited to, shelter rent, mortgage or utilities, childcare or medical expenses.

Services are designed to meet the needs and interests of older adults, caregivers and professionals working with the elderly. Programs and services include Health Insurance Counseling, AARP, Defensive Driving and Tax Preparation.

Handles press inquires and keeps Islip citizens informed of town legislation and programs through the distribution of printed material, as well as by utilizing print, electronic and social media.

Provides Reference, Information and Referral, Readers Advisory and programs for children from birth through grade 12 as well as parents. Programs and services include the Parent/Child Workshop, Chess Club, Dog Tales Reading Program, Arts and Crafts, Storytimes, Parenting Programs, Book Discussions, coding, drawing, Lego Club, Youth Advisory Board, and Performances and Films, computers, cooking, Fit Mom Exercise and youth yoga classes.

Adopt-A-Family program allows people who want to provide personalized holiday assistance, to select a family of any size, and provide the family's wish list. This program also accepts donations of gift cards that can be used for food, gas or movies.

Provides comprehensive inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation services through physical, occupational and speech therapy for anyone recovering from illness, injury or disability.

Promotes Neuro-intervention-a more effective, minimally invasive procedure to treat stoke patients. Also offers biplane angiography and a neuro-intensive care. We treat a wide range of cerebrovascular pathology with a particular focus on brain aneurysms and stroke.

Offers a variety of organized programs or activities for the youth in the community to promote social and community involvement.