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The Town of Lloyd Police Department provides law enforcement and information about law enforcement to the residents in the surrounding area.

Provides support and information for patients with Crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis (also known as IBD or Inflammatory Bowel Disease). These include: hospital visitor, mutual help groups, physician referral service, speakers bureau and peer counseling. Serves both Nassau and Suffolk Counties.

Provides transportation to medical-based appointments for Pawling Senior Residents who have limited means or access to transportation.

Educates students within the school district boundary.

Offers a variety of organized day trips, weekly activities, games, exercise (including seated) and socialization for seniors in the community. Arts and crafts, Bingo, transit to senior club meetings and more. Free blood pressure check session offered once a month. See events calendar.

Offers a number of undergraduate and graduate degree programs in a variety of liberal art subjects, including various continuing adult education courses.

Provides books, other reading material, DVDs, CDs, and audio books on-loan for free, including computer and internet access to local residents. Bilingual support and programs offered for English Language Learners.

An assisted living community that specializes in senior living and offering independent living, assisted living, and memory care.

Offers summer baseball camps. Call for more detailed information.

Provides a training program to introduce middle and high school students to understand their rights and the rights of others. The program utilizes legal system training, speakers and real court room experience which gives them a hands-on opportunity by representing their peers who are first time offenders in actual court cases. They can also take a Youth court bar exam, and an oath of confidentiality.

Acts as a clearinghouse and referral service for information on rare diseases. Maintains a comprehensive rare disease database, which provides families with information on over 1,100 rare disorders. Its networking program links families with other families who are afflicted with similar disorders. Accumulates and disseminates information about orphan drugs and devices, making known their availability. Advocates the needs of people with rare disorders. Provides disease specific medical reports written in lay language. Also offers a Medication Assistance Program for specific drugs and a medical equipment exchange program. Publishes Orphan Disease Update and Resource Guide . Call for more information.

Sign up to receive a bag of food packed and delivered by our volunteers. Just fill out the form or call. Deliveries will be on Monday through Friday either morning or early afternoon. Bags will be left outside and you will be called to let you know it has arrived.

Provides a free public education to youth in grades Pre-Kindergarten through 5th.

Provides care for individuals who have no income or insurance, and other qualifying information.

Provides assessment, authorization, management, monitoring and determination of eligibility of Medicaid payment for home care services or nursing home placement. Works with providers that accept Medicaid and ensure that Medicaid patients receive services.

Program connects pro se clients with trained attorneys to assist them in filling out the forms and any ancillary legal documents appropriately. LSHV and/or a volunteer attorney could follow up with the clients assisted in the clinic to determine whether the divorce papers were filed correctly.

Provides home nursing, home health aides and personal care services for those who require long term care due to age, illness, injury or disability. Also provides prevention and outreach programs for those who are diagnosed with AIDS/HIV.

Provide students the technical skills to provide necessary care to patients as well as the critical thinking and communication skills to deliver individualized assistance to those in need of care. This course also provides an excellent entry point for students interested in entering and eventually advancing in the health care profession. CNAs can work in a variety of settings including hospitals, nursing homes, adult day care and assisted living facilities. Nassau Community College, in partnership with the VEEB School of Nursing, is offering an 11-week Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) program. Students will learn patient care techniques such as grooming, feeding, transporting and administering treatments as well as how to document patients’ vital signs and symptoms. Course topics include: anatomy, physiology, nutrition, infection control, and legal and ethical policies. This course prepares students to provide nursing care to the elderly, those with cognitive and mental disabilities and others in need of nursing services. Call for details.

Provides weekly group and family counseling, monthly classes, information and referral, evaluation/intakes, medical/psychological evaluations, divorce mediation and legal counseling to women experiencing mental health, substance abuse, battering or oppression issues.Call for information. Appointment required. Emergency walk-ins only.

Provides support and information to people who are experiencing infertility and increases awareness of infertility issues through public education and advocacy.

Delivers planned and coordinated services to meet each patient's specific home health care needs including: registered nurses, home health aides, personal care aides, live-ins, and companions. Provides total case management including contacting the patient's physician, arranging for equipment needs and works closely with family to assure the best care for every patient.

Committed to educating Americans on the public health and safety issues of gun violence, including the regulation of manufacturing, distributing, selling, possession and use of firearms. Sensible Gun Legislation Day. Holds Education Fund displays on the issues of gun violence, debates, issues on radio and television, and provides a speakers bureau.

Provides care for individuals who have no income or insurance, and other qualifying information.

Offers a summer day camp for several weeks for preschool and school-age children which includes a variety of fun and creative activities, including specialized camps for sports or the arts.

Offers volunteer opportunities working directly with patients and visitors or assisting with various other tasks, Volunteers are placed according to the chosen location’s current needs, your availability, and program-specific requirements. Volunteers must be at least 16 years old to participate in our Junior Volunteer programs. All other volunteers must be at least 18 years old. Call for detailed information and application information.