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Educates students within the school district boundary.

Offers guidance and information on immigration issues, such as application processes, visa information, and assistance with filling out the proper paperwork. Also offers English as a Second Language Classes and help with translation.

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.

Processes applications for a variety of health insurance programs including Medicaid, Medicaid Managed Care, Family Health Plus (FHP), and Prenatal Care Assistance Program (PCAP), Family Planning Benefits Program (FPBP), Baby/Adult Diaper Assistance, Medicaid Buy-In for Working People with Disabilities (MBI-WPD), and the Medicare Savings Program (MSP). Also provides transportation for Medicaid recipients requiring Medicaid-covered services.

Processes applications for a variety of health insurance programs including Medicaid, Medicaid Managed Care, Family Health Plus (FHP), and Prenatal Care Assistance Program (PCAP), Family Planning Benefits Program (FPBP), Baby/Adult Diaper Assistance, Medicaid Buy-In for Working People with Disabilities (MBI-WPD), and the Medicare Savings Program (MSP). Also provides transportation for Medicaid recipients requiring Medicaid-covered services.

Operates a national 24-hour toll-free hotline, to intake reports of missing and sexually exploited children (ages 17 and under) and receive leads about ongoing cases. Also serves as the national resource center and information clearinghouse for missing and exploited children. Also operates the CyberTipline, that the public and electronic service providers may use to report Internet-related child sexual exploitation.

Allows schools and other organizations to have an assessment performed by a certified Crime Prevention Specialist at no cost. The Security Assessment helps to improve the security level of their premises to help prevent property damage or intrusion. These assessments offer site-specific safety tips on how to reduce the incidences of crime. Using Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design principles, specially trained Deputy Sheriffs check the property, identify vulnerable areas, and provide recommendations on how to enhance the security of the property. Contact the Community Relations Unit for more detailed information.

A no cost education and career technical training program administered by the US Department of Labor to help young adults ages 16 to 24 gain skills necessary for adequate employment. GED programs and career training available.

Invites Nassau County senior citizens to participate in the Senior Observer Program. This program permits Nassau County residents 60 years of age and older to observe credit-bearing courses, tuition free, on a space-available basis. Certain courses at the College are not available through the Senior Observer Program. Although senior observers are not graded or given academic credit, they must meet course prerequisites. While the program provides senior citizens the opportunity to observe a course, the actual extent and level of participation is at the discretion of the instructor. For general information about the program, email the Lifelong Learning Department at [email protected].

Provides information on special scholarship funds established nationwide for the higher education of World Trade Center victims families and families affected by other disasters. Website offers many links to scholarship listings as well. Scholarship listings include the specific eligibility criteria of each fund.

Provides opportunity for Mastic, Mastic Beach, Moriches and Shirley girls (ages 5-17) to play inhouse (arc slow pitch) or travel (fast pitch) softball.

Volunteers needed to work in direct service programs, Hospital Thrift Shop and Gift Shop. Physical required (hospital expense). Computer or clerical skills a plus. Physical stamina necessary for many of the direct service program volunteer needs. Seven days per week 8am-8pm. Request minimum commitment of one day a week for four hours. High School-age 14+, College-age, and Adults.

Offers a halfway house for recovering alcoholics or drug addicts, with gender-specific programs and units, with continued emphasis on treatment, personal growth skills of daily living, community competency, counseling, health services, vocational or educational training programs and self-help involvement.

Operates retail stores where gently used clothing, housewares and appliances, and furniture may be purchased at low prices.

Provides a large free lending library of a variety of books in braille and other audio formats. Also offers free loan of playback equipment to eligible borrowers. Some materials in Spanish, French, German, and other languages. Digital audio books can be downloaded by registered borrowers with appropriate electronic devices.

Provides individual and group therapies for survivors of sexual assault or other crimes. Offers criminal justice interventions and assistance with all entitlements.

Gathers and investigates complaints of abuse, neglect and violation of rights for anyone with disabilities.

Provides opportunities to pursue the interest in the sport of American Kennel Club (AKC) recognized purebred dog shows through meetings. Meetings held at Henrietta Acampora Recreation Center. Call for additional information.

Offers round-trip medical transportation to Medicaid recipients of Clinton County who have no other resources to get to a medical-related appointment.

Offers a program that discusses God's Word and weaves faith in Jesus Christ into the lives of children through hands-on experiences, bible lessons, and the building of relationships with each other in a safe and caring environment. Call for further information. Walk-ins welcome.

Provides a detoxification center for anyone who needs monitoring or supervision while withdrawing from the absence of alcohol or drugs from their system. Also provides counseling for those with an immediate crisis due to alcohol or drug abuse.

Provides tracking bracelets to help find Alzheimer's patients or individuals with autism, who tend to wander. The bracelet uses radio technology which helps local police to locate the lost individual.

Offers 6-week training sessions on becoming to build and sustain a successful business. These programs are geared towards both women and youth

The Village Clerk is the custodian of all public records maintained by the Village. The primary responsibilities of the Village Clerk are records management, coordination, and supervision of Village Elections, recording official minutes of the Village Board of Trustees meetings. Other responsibilities include filing local laws with the State of New York, maintaining the official Village Code and Master Fee Schedule; preparing and publishing legal notices; administering insurance claims, Freedom of Information Act requests; and numerous permits issued by the Village. The Village Clerk is also the Registrar of Vital Statistics.

Provoke intellectual curiosity, explore the arts, sciences and humanities and stimulate fellowship among members and provide educational and cultural opportunities to the community. Observatory houses a telescope collection, museum and library.