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Offers diagnostic and emergency placement for sibling groups removed from their homes or in the process of placement transition. The program can accommodate 12 children and offers a 24 hour professionally supervised environment. The program provides crisis and preventive respite services for youth and their siblings. Referrals must come from Nassau or Suffolk County Departments of Social Services as well as the Mental Health Crisis Respite Bed System.

Provides home visiting case management to at risk youth and works to prevent further involvement in the juvenile justice system. Services include, but are not limited to, informal counseling, including parenting, 1:1 anger management, school advocacy, tutoring, substance abuse, counseling and recreational programs. Services are offered in both English and Spanish.

Provides financing and programs designed for first-time low and moderate income home buyers in New York State. Partners with approved participating mortgage lenders across the state to offer 30 year, competitive, fixed rate mortgages with special features to help low and moderate income New Yorkers become homeowners. Enables active duty U.S. military personnel to buy their first home or move to a different home through the Homes for Veterans Program. Offers down payment assistance in conjunction with SONYMA financing.

Works to restore public assistance applicants and recipients to gainful employment through a variety of employment programs. Also approves vocational exemptions for school attendance, monitors clients in training programs and the attendance of alcohol and drug abusers in rehabilitation programs.

Offers two and three-session workshops for elementary, middle, and high school students in classroom settings across Long Island at no cost. Programs include child abuse prevention, bully prevention, relational aggression, sexual harassment, date rape and Internet safety.

Provide rental assistance to those in the community. Must produce denial letter through DSS before applying for this program.

Provides the following services to custodial parents and their children, to find absent parents, establish legal fatherhood for a child, obtain support for their children, including a provision for medical support, and enforce the terms of the Family Court/Supreme Court orders of support.

Volunteers may serve in the following capacities: as counselors that help to strengthen the lives of individuals, couples and families, helping to support the agency's social justice programs.

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.

Serves grades Pre-K-8th.

MHA of Westchester serves children, adolescents, adults, and families through individual, family, and group therapy and medication management. Our individualized care is integrated, flexible, and person centered.

Obtains and delivers water from wells from the aquifers beneath Great Neck peninsula to residents north of the Long Island Rail Road tracks.

The early intervention program is publicly funded by New York State Department of Health. The EI program caters to infants and toddlers, ages 0-3, who have a disability or are suspected of being at risk for disability or developmental delay.

Offers the hall to local residents and organizations for meetings, gatherings, weddings, parties, etc.

Provides residential services e.g. community residences, intermediate care facilities, individualized residential alternatives and in-home services, day habilitation, case management, supported apartments for adults and children with developmental disabilities.

Offers a program designed specifically for individuals who are currently employed and who will enroll as part-time students over a period of at least four semesters. The curriculum includes four standard collegiate accounting courses which must be taken in sequence. Students who wish to continue their studies after completing this program will find that all courses are acceptable toward the A.S. and A.A.S degrees in accounting. Call for detailed information.

Provides short term inpatient care for individuals requiring continued care after a hospitalization, including extensive rehabilitation therapy for cardiac patients, stroke, neurological impairments, hip or knee replacement, etc.

Ensures the health, safety, and welfare of the village residents, while maintaining high quality public services. Call for more information.

Operates 9th through 12th grade classes.

Offers occupational, physical and speech rehabilitation for individuals recovering at home from surgery, illness, etc.

Provides a state-of-the-art maternity care facility, which encompasses all phases of pregnancy, from conception testing to postpartum support services. Also offers a program, "Hello Babe" for expectant parents.

Provides opportunities throughout all areas of the council (Marketing, Public Relations/Communication, Program for Social Work and Psychology Majors) to apply knowledge learned in a working environment. Serves college level students, both undergraduate and graduate levels.

Provides reference, information and referral and reader's advisory. Programs may include: Homework Help Online, Games Night, arts and crafts, and a summer reading club and Teen Book Discussion Club.

Provides a free public education to youth in grades 9th through 12th.

Skilled nursing facility of 180 beds providing long term care, Alzheimer's and dementia care, venous therapy, hospice care, occupational, physical, speech and respiratory therapies, pain management, respite care, short-term rehabilitation, sub-acute care, parenteral nutrition, tracheostomy care and wound care.