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Provides free confidential counseling, education and advocacy for survivors of sexual assault, including a 24 hour hotline. Support services also include accompaniment at the hospital or to the police, etc. Helps anyone who has been a victim of sexual assault, no matter if it occurred recently or years ago.

Offers summer art programs in which children work in a wide variety of media in a small-group setting. Provides appropriate grouping according to age, grade, skill and interest level. Emphasizes creativity, self-expression, skill development and fun. See website for additional details or phone for information/registration.

Provides comprehensive early childhood program for children 3-5 years of age from low income families in the Five Towns area of Inwood, Lawrence, Cedarhurst, Hewlett, and Woodmere. Also provides services to low income families. For further information or guidance in the location and selection of child care services, please contact the Child Care Council of Suffolk at (631)462-0303 or the Child Care Council of Nassau at (516)358-9250.

Educates students within the school district boundary.

Offers bereavement counseling for families and friends who have lost a loved one due to AIDS/HIV.

Offers cancer survivors the opportunity to meet with peers to discuss their experiences, challenges and share information about living with cancer. Please call for meeting dates and times.

Offers courses in Fine Arts and Photography. Sample course offerings include: Basic Digital Photography; Basic Portrait Photography; Intermediate Digital Photography; Customize Your Leather Accessories with Paint; Introduction to Painting in Color and Mandala Dot Painting. Courses vary each semester and are located at various locations. Call for more detailed information.

Provides services under the Department of Health Traumatic Brain Injury Waiver Program. This program assists individuals obtain in and out of home supports to maintain their optimal level of independence. Services provided include: service coordination, structured day program, community integration counseling and behavioral supports for individuals diagnosed with traumatic brain injury

Offers assistance with medical bills, treatments, equipment, transportation, and household expenses to families whose child has been diagnosed with cancer.

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

Offers a Cosmetology Certification Program where you will learn from top professionals and experience expos and demonstrations in some of the best salons on Long Island. Become versed on the latest styles and techniques used today while also learning the necessary techniques for the New York State Certification exam. Brush up on the vast array of beauty products and their chemistry. Learn professional skills such as customer service and communication pertaining to any salon environment. Upon completion of 1,000 hours of training you are eligible to apply for New York State Licensing. Meet with counselors in our Employment Center to discuss job opportunities. Also offered is the Cosmetology Completion Hours Certification Program for those students looking to complete your 1,000 hours for certification and Cosmetology Refresher Course for those students who have completed the 1000 hours and are looking for preparation for the NYS Exam. Call for more detailed information regarding all courses that are offered.

Extreme heat cooling center located at 19 Club House Ln, Stony Point, NY 10980

JCEO operates 12 Food Pantries throughout Clinton County offering families a 3-day emergency food supply of nutritious food including all food groups. Funded by grants, donations, and local food drives. Families may access the pantry 8 times a year.

Provides assistance to adults who are mentally or physically impaired, without regard to income, and who can no longer provide for their own basic needs of food, clothing, shelter, medical care, or protect themselves from neglect, abuse, or hazardous situations, and who have no one to help them. Services include Investigation, Assessment, Counseling, Case Management, Advocacy, Money Management, Housing Referrals, Crisis Intervention, Orders of Protection, and Guardianship.

Provides an alternative program for adults 18 and over who have a primary diagnosis of developmental disability and eligible for OPWDD services. There is a special focus on community integration which is directed by the participants in the program. Participants engage in various sessions, workshops, outreach projects and community outings; working on individual goals and routines to enhance their quality of life.

Provides patient-focused cancer care by utilizing a new, comprehensive approach to cancer that involves the participation of patients, families, and doctors. Uses the latest and state of the art radiation treatments and infusions.

Provide free counseling for borrowers who are having trouble making their mortgage payments. Help borrowers understand their budget issues, the mortgage details and the process of foreclosure and their rights during the process. When appropriate, and at the borrowerÎÃÃs request, enter into negotiations with their lender to modify their current loan so that they can become current on their loans and afford to pay the mortgage into the foreseeable future.

Provides advice, information and referral for services to caregivers regarding many issues, including housing, a lending library, find resources, counseling, health insurance counseling, and more.

Provides a number of awareness and outreach programs to professional and community groups on domestic violence, teen dating violence, sexual assault, date rape and other violent crime issues.

Provides a community clinic that offers general medical care for children and adults, including adolescent medicine, pediatrics, nutrition, diabetes management, immunizations, etc.

Provides school-based workshops for elementary, middle, and high schools to teach youth about violence and abuse prevention strategies with age/grade-level appropriate curricula.

Free food, goods, harm reduction kits, and other donations from volunteers and available for anyone in need 24/7. Free fridge sits directly outside the Village Town Hall

Offers a self-help group based on the Twelve Step Program of Alcoholics Anonymous for people with emotional problems such as negative thinking, anxieties, phobias, depression, fear, etc. Must have the desire to become well emotionally. International Services EA - P. O. Box 4245, St. Paul, Minnesota 55104 (651)647-9712. Meets on Thursday 8pm-10pm in the Convent basement.

Public library. Designated Reference Center by the Ulster County Library Association.

Helps individuals with serious mental illness through an intensive case manager to manages Social Security benefits, pay rent, bills and assists with budgeting, works with social security to resolve problems, and assisting with forms and documents required to maintain benefits.