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Offers a Day Habilitation Program designed for adults (Nassau residents who are 21 years and older) who have an Autism Spectrum diagnosis or present with similar strengths and challenges. Utilizes the major tenents of the TEACHH approach which is a nationally recognized therapy.

Provides an intensive outpatient program where each client receives an individualized treatment plan as well as individualized continuing care recommendations. Clients actively participate in educational lectures, group therapy, one-to-one counseling, Twelve Step meetings, spirituality work and peer interaction.

Provides genetic testing for disease for both preventive and diagnostic purposes.

Provides law enforcement. Serves the residents of Great Neck Estates Village.

Offers round-trip medical transportation to Medicaid recipients.

Offers customers the opportunity to enjoy the wooded lands and reservoirs for fishing, bird watching, hiking, or other outdoor recreational activities in Oradell, Woodcliff Lake, Lake DeForest and Lake Tappan. Some places are also handicap accessible.

Offers transition to employment services to students with disabilities who will be graduating from their local district to prepare them for the world of work. Services may include vocational counseling, internship site development, job coaching, training and benefits advisement. Call for more detailed information.

Advocate is available to accompany a parent or guardian to a Committee on Special Education CSE meeting, or meet with a parent to discuss a strategy for CSE meeting.

DBCH provides anonymous and confidential AIDS/HIV counseling and testing free of charge by appointment or during walk-in clinics.

Fosters growth and development of its players through organized tournaments and games in the sport of bowling on Long Island. Call or visit the website for additional information.

Non-partisan volunteer organization of men and women working to promote political responsibility through informed and active participation of citizens in government. Call for more information.

Provides a support group for women who were diagnosed with breast cancer for more than one year. Meets every third Thursday each month, except in July and August, from 7pm to 9pm in Admin conference room 2. Preregistration not required.

Offers peer support and assistance for veterans of all ages and eras who struggle with post-military service transition issues including behavioral health and substance abuse, financial employment, social, and family challenges.

Provides an anonymous hotline to report suspected or actual cases of child abuse.

Works to increase economic opportunity and improve the quality of life for rural residents by offering single family homeownership loans, home repair loans and grants, multi-family housing, community facilities loans, business and industry guaranteed loans, water and sewer loans, renewable energy loans and grants, and value-added programs. This program also offers a designed to help broaden access to COVID-19 testing and vaccines, rural health care services, and food assistance through food banks and food distribution facilities.

Promotes breast cancer awareness, advocating for increased funding for research to find the causes and a cure, and assisting in providing access to screening, diagnosis and treatment. Offers I am Fed Naturally organic gardening program and Lend a Helping Hand program providing auxiliary services to make life easier for women undergoing treatment for cancer including house cleaning, transportation, and help with rent/mortgage, light/heating and food bills.

A free public middle school serving students in grades 7 and 8 living within district boundaries.

Board of Elections registers voters, trains and recruits election inspectors, tabulates and certifies election results, and provides open access to all voting and election results.

Offers sexual assault forensic examination, accompaniment to medical exam, police department and other appointments, including safety planning and crime victims application assistance.

Provides services which can help prevent families who have had or are at risk of having their children placed in foster care. Families receive support for stress related issues, such as case management, daycare services, homemaker services, parenting aides, transportation, recreational services, and more.

Provides quality service and advocacy for New York State veterans, armed forces members, their dependents and survivors, ensuring they receive benefits granted by law for their service to New York and the nation. Some of the services provided include: Career Assessment, Referral to Jobs, Contacting Employers on your behalf, Resume preparation assistance, Information on Federal, State and Local Civil Service Opportunities, Job Search Planning, Labor Market Information, Information on direct appointment to Civil Service positions and Referral to other agencies that provide services to veterans. Call for specific information and questions. Call the Toll-Free Veterans Employment Helpline at 1-800-342-3358. Also available are representatives in your area specifically trained to assist veterans in transitioning from the military, finding a new job or starting a new career. Contact your county office for current representative information.

Garnet Health Medical Center provides support services for individuals with prolonged serious health conditions or life-limiting illnesses which present unique challenges to both patients and their families. Palliative care helps patients through a difficult treatment, assist in navigating choices for care and help with daily life, and can be provided at any stage of illness and along with treatment to help you find relief from symptoms associated with your disease.

Offers several clubhouse-like day centers for legally blind persons age 55 and older. Seniors receive special counseling and training, including updates on Social Security, Medicaid/Medicare, and nutrition. Members make friends and join in arts and crafts, games, exercise classes, luncheons, and trips to shows and museums.

Help individuals with the food stamp (SNAP) application process and eligibility qualifications. Most help can be done over the phone and help is available in both Spanish and English.

Assists men and women with intellectual and developmental disabilities live in their communities by providing residential services in 11 family-like residences with five to twelve residents. Provides long-term living arrangements that have the necessary supervision and structure including instruction in everyday tasks like doing laundry and cooking, coping with upsetting situations, conflicts with friends and family, and planning leisure time and activities. Referral required. Appointment needed.