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Summer camp program for several weeks. Weekly trips, sports, drama, nature, arts/crafts/ swimming/theme days and more. Staff consists of certified teachers, college and high school counselors.

Provides arbitration for people who have filed with the NYS Attorney Generals Office as victims of having purchased cars with problems that have not been addressed by the seller.

Elder Abuse Helpline: Trained workers will provide information and assistance to anyone who may be a victim of elder abuse/neglect or to someone who knows of an elderly person being abused. I & R Helpline: Provides information and referrals to individual looking for resources or services with specific issues dealing with aging or older adults, in which they may need help, within the county.

Provides spiritual guidance, religious services, and support for their congregation. Also conducts a computer school and operates a food pantry for all individuals in the community. Call for additional information.

Offers programs and services to Implement the Connect Long Island Regional Transportation and Development Plan; Foster thriving and attractive communities that offer a diversified range of housing choices to empower all current and future residents with the ability to remain in Suffolk County; Promote alternative transit options, pedestrian and bicyclist infrastructure to reduce dependence on single-occupancy vehicles; Collaborate with the public on regional economic development projects and solicit input and feedback; Help downtowns and individual projects realize their placemaking potential by providing cultural/art grants and technical assistance through our Office of Cultural Affairs and Help towns, villages and community organizations expand their efforts to enhance their downtowns, attract visitors and shoppers into the area and stimulate economic activity through our Downtown Revitalization Grant Program. Call for detailed information regarding all services offered.

A coalition with colleges/universities and community agencies, serving older adults to create and enhance civic engagement through intergenerational, collaborative community programs and services. An additional component is the Westchester County Alliance of Academic Institutions for Aging Related Studies and Workforce Development.

A national organization to help reduce the number of injuries and deaths associated with consumer products. Investigates consumer complaints on product safety issues, negotiates recalls of defective consumer products and enforces the regulations that govern CPSC. Deals with consumer products except for automobiles, car seats, food and drugs. Provides a newsletter and educational material.

Offers support services designed to meet the needs of students with disabilities, including assistive technology, counseling services, and the services of notetakers and interpreters.

Albany Address: 188 State Street, Room 809, Legislative Office Bldg., 188 State St., Albany, New York 12247 KENNETH P. LAVALLE

Adult Basic Education and HSE/TASC preparation. Must be assessed in order to qualify.

Educates students within the school district boundary.

Provides Reference, Information and Referral, Readers Advisory and programs for children from birth to sixth grade. Programs and services include storytimes, performances and a summer reading club.

Legal problems handled involve basic needs such as housing, health care, food and income. Focus is on entitlement programs such as public assistance, Medicaid, food stamps and SSI as well as on housing problems involving evictions, foreclosure and poor housing conditions. Specialized units include Mental Health Law Project, SSI/Disability Advocacy Project, Domestic Violence Project, Pro-Bono Project, HIV Advocacy, disability discrimination, adult home advocacy, veterans. senior citizens, and homecare advocacy.

The Building/Engineering Office is primarily responsible for enforcing the Village’s zoning regulations. The Office receives applications for building permits, certificates of occupancy, electrical permits, plumbing permits and blasting permits. The Office also enforces the Village’s Tree Law, which includes a variety of restrictions on tree removal. The Village Engineer is responsible for reviewing site development plans and advising the Planning Board on engineering matters. Additionally, the Village Engineer is responsible for overseeing various capital improvement projects in the Village of Briarcliff Manor.

Ongoing volunteer opportunities exist at the Claryville Volunteer Fire Department, as the entire organization is run by volunteers.

Provides food stamps for eligible individuals and families to supplement a low-income or who are receiving unemployment benefits.

Prepare for USCIS Civics Test. Classroom instruction helps you prepare for this exam. Call (631) 667-6000 x327 for exact dates and times.

Provides the public with access to legal research.

Offers a variety of recreational activities, games, and programs for seniors who want to socialize and continue being a part of the community. Transportation is available to many events, and for medical appointments and shopping.

Assists families with an intellectually and/or developmentally disabled individual, who resides at home.

A free public high school offering grades 9 to 12th.

Provides rapid, transitional re-housing assistance to homeless survivors of violence and their families fleeing from abusive relationships. Assists individuals to secure housing and provide a rent subsidy for a limited time basis, with a goal to achieve housing stability and self-sufficiency. May also include temporary financial assistance and support services.

Provides Reference, Information and Referral, Readers Advisory and programs for children from birth through grade 6 as well as parents. Programs include the Parent/Child Workshop, Arts and Crafts, Storytimes, Performances and Films, Cooking, Book Discussions and museum passes.

Provides support services for anyone who has been a victim of a crime. Services include advocacy and accompaniment to court, social service agencies, police department and health care services, counseling, transportation, translation, assistance with applications and information notification and more.

Training is a presentation and hands-on practice of direct pressure application, wound packing, and use of a tourniquet. The course was developed for a nonmedical audience to address the needs of the immediate responder to control life-threatening bleeding until help arrives. This training is available for all schools, community organizations, businesses, and religious organizations in Suffolk County. Contact the Community Relations Office to have this program offered at your location.