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Offers courses from the American Heart Association. The LIU School of Professional Studies and LIU Post School of Health Professions and Nursing offer the following programs from the American Heart Association; AHA Health Care Provider Basic Life Support (BLS) Original CPR and AHA Health Care Provider Basic Life Support (BLS) Renewal CPR. (health care practitioners and students must re-certify every 2 years). Courses vary each semester. Call for more detailed information.

Offers a curriculum-based program designed to teach appropriate social and interactive skills through the use of modeling, puppetry, role-playing, and practice. Serves children ages 4 to 12 years and teenagers 13-16 diagnosed with high functioning Autism, Asperger's Syndrome, Attention Deficit Disorder, and other children who need help in the area of social development.

Offers individuals the chance to speak with other breast cancer survivors. Also provides resources and support for caregivers, families and spouses of women with breast cancer.

Provides a intensive three-phase alcohol and drug treatment program, taking place in the evenings, which also encourages family participation.Phase I - Educational sessions and group therapy, 2.5 hours three evenings a week for six weeksPhase II - Lecture and discussion sessions and group therapy, 2.5 hours two evenings a week for two weeks.Phase III - Relapse prevention techniques and group therapy, 1.5 hours one evening a week for twenty-four weeks.

Mentorship programs, computer clubs, after-homework assistance, and recreational activities.

Provides literacy assessment and instruction for students entering grades 1-12 who are experiencing difficulties in reading and/or writing. Based on the results of the evaluation, students are placed in either small groups (no more than four students) or in an individual setting. Conferences inform parents of progress and make recommendations for support at home. At the end of the semester, a summary report is written for all students. Programs are offered during three semesters per year: Fall, Spring, and Summer. The cost of instruction is based on group or individual placement. For more information, contact the Literacy Center.

Builds academic skills for college, self confidence and direction for bright, underachieving, college-bound students by combining classroom academics with internships and service projects in the community.

Provides daily mental health services in conjunction with BOCES special education. Specific mental health services include individual therapy, group therapy, family therapy, psychopharmacology, psychological, psychiatric and social assessment, crisis intervention, and case management.

Responsible for enforcing all laws and ordinances, preventing crime, investigating criminal activity, apprehending, arresting and detaining suspects, presenting evidence, regulating traffic, investigating traffic accidents and engaging in other activities that protect lives and property and preserve peace in the community. Also has forensics, harbor/marine units, canine teams, bomb squad and hostage negotiation.

Open Doors is a specialized service to assist individuals living in a nursing home or Intermediate Care Facility in making decisions regarding home and community-based services.

Educates students within the school district boundary.

Provides counseling for adults with any type of disability, including connecting them with other with the same disability, where ideas, concerns and life experiences can be shared. Also assists with assistive technology information, what devices might be good to increase or enhance independence.

Provides assessment, job development and job coaching services to adults with developmental disabilities including autism. Assists in obtaining and maintaining employment for individuals with developmental disabilities.

Provides a wide range of advocacy and legal representation to elderly clients in areas including Medicaid and Medicare benefits, long-term care, nursing home assisted living/senior housing, powers of attorney, guardianships, conservationships, wills and trusts, financial abuse, and consumer issues.

Provides fire, rescue, and emergency medical services to the town of Greenlawn.

Offers a thrift shop with good used or new items at discounted or inexpensive prices. The proceeds go to fund the services the center provides. Also accepts donations of good used, clothing, shoes, accessories, household items, small appliances and more.

Provides workshops to parents and care takers who are looking for guidance and legal advice involved with Special Needs.Promotes inclusion and provides anti-bullying presentations to schools. Call for further information

This program provides additional breakfast and lunch foods for families with school age children in Ulster County. It begins at the end of school in June and runs until school begins in September. Parents/guardians can visit us once per week to get this bag of groceries (which changes each week). Bag Holiday Hunger is the same program that runs the week between Christmas and New Year's Day.

Offers a program for adults age 21 and over. The GRASP home-study program prepares students for the GED high school equivalency exam OR for entry into the EDP high school equivalency program. Personalized instruction is included with all home study materials. Teacher support is available by phone or through virtual and remote platforms. Complete assignments at your own pace. Home study materials are available for convenient pickup from the Career Center (main campus) or a library near you. Schedule your appointment directly by calling (631) 667-6000 x470. Call for detailed information.

Provides a program to help those who are dependent on opiates and other addictive substances through methadone treatments and counseling.

Provides emergency housing through the Supervised Family Residence (SFR). The SFR houses up to nine families each, living under the supervision of a case manager. Families are able to give each other peer support and encouragement, and everyone benefits from the homelike atmosphere. CHI also provides emergency housing to single adults in a Supervised Singles Residence (SSR), licensed by New York State, using the congregate model and providing intensive case management, including supervision from a psychiatric nurse practitioner. In addition, CHI in partnership with Suffolk County DSS, operates a service center in Patchogue open to homeless single adults. Clients at the Resource Center receive help with applying for benefits, addressing mental and physical health issues, education and finding employment.

The Division is responsible for the licensure, registration and/or regulation of the following: real estate brokers and salespersons, barber shops and practitioners, appearance enhancement businesses and practitioners cosmetology, esthetics, natural hair styling, nail specialty, waxing, private investigators, watch guard or patrol agencies, security guards, security and fire alarm installers, hearing aid dispensers, apartment information vendors, apartment sharing agents, real estate appraisers, notaries public, bedding manufacturers and used bedding sellers, armored car carriers and guards, coin processors, home inspectors, telemarketers, athlete agents and central dispatch facilities.

Create opportunities for local business owners to communicate and network to build the local economy and generate community involvement.

Provides transitional supports, such as Food Stamps, Medicaid, and child support quality basic education, adequate housing, quality health care and quality child care for temporary assistance and low-income working poor families. Makes medical determinations on claims filed for Social Security Disability Insurance(SSDI) and Supplemental Security Income Disability(SSI) Program. Services are provided through local DSS offices.

Food pantry service helping those in need.