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Community gardens for people to cultivate and harvest their own produce.

Provides anti-litter education programs in Islip as well as materials and equipment to effect hands-on clean-up and beautification. Also offers Adopt-A-Highway/Adopt-A-Spot program, Junior Commissioner and KIC Curriculum educational programs, Clean Teams, Earth Day events, Beautification projects, Anti-Graffiti campaign and a Commendation Letter Program.

A membership association for dentists in Nassau County. Offers members opportunities for furthering the education, information and skills of the dental practitioner and enables the dentist to update and provide acceptable and appropriate standards of treatment and care for the dental consumer. Nassau County Dental Society maintains a Peer Review system to assist patients and dentists in resolving matters of dispute dealing with quality of care matters. Through committees on Public Relations, Health Planning, Dental Care Programs and Health Agencies, the Nassau County Dental Society provides opportunities for educating the public community in the areas of dental health, care and services. Publishes The Bulletin bimonthly. Calendar of Events. Affiliated with the American Dental Association and The New York State Dental Association.

A statewide, comprehensive cancer screening program that provides breast, cervical, prostate and colorectal cancer screening for eligible, uninsured and under-insured women and men.Covering Broome, Chemung, Chenango, Schuyler, and Tioga counties.

Creates supportive learning environments in which diverse youth reach their fullest potential as capable, caring, and competent individuals. 4-H offers many opportunities for youth between the ages of 5 and 19, including membership in a community 4-H Club, Special Interest Group, School Enrichment, Summer Camp, and much more.

Offers counseling to family and friends of those who are going through alcohol or drug treatment programs.

Provides postal services to area residents.

Barnabas House provides shelter to male residents of Franklin county who have become homeless. Information can be provided to people who may become homeless soon. Home and community-based peer waiver services are available. Appointment required. Call on the phone for details. Volunteer opportunities at shelter available.

Connecting people through education, conservation and hands on experiences. We work to support birds and preserve local wildlife and their habitats on our unique and biodiverse North Fork, and beyond. We also host educational programs and hikes for adults, families and kids onsite, as well as at other locations.

Provides before and after school programs to meet the social, emotional, and physical needs of children.

Provides mental health crisis intervention and support services within the home or community. Services include immediate access to treatment services designed to stabilize crisis situations, enhancing skills and knowledge to reduce environmental and social stressors, and connections to programs and services.

Home-delivered meals for Cortland County residents age 60+ who cannot prepare meals for themselves and are homebound.Each participant is assessed for eligibility and determining his/her unmet needs with referrals to other agencies and services as appropriate.Meals meet 1/3 of the recommended daily dietary allowance and contain 600 to 800 calories. Registered dietitian provides nutrition counseling on special diets and dietary status.Meal cost exceeds $8.00, but the suggested donation is $3 per meal. However, individuals are encouraged to donate what they can afford.

Provides public safety through formal supervision and support for individuals who have been convicted of an offense and released into the community under the supervision of a probation officer. Many discretionary services for pretrial and alternative sentencing are also provided. Provides juvenile intake, screening, assessment and diversion services in lieu of immediate Family Court referrals. Offers services for pretrial and alternative sentencing. Provides PINS (Person in Need of Supervison) services.

Provides at no-cost hearing aids and hearing support services to families or individuals who have incomes that are significantly limited, who are unable to afford the high costs of quality hearing instruments, and who have exhausted all possible resources for their hearing health.

Helps pregnant and parenting teens to develop good parenting skills. Pairs teens with mentors who provide role models and teach basics of baby care. Also offers counseling, education, referrals, and vocational rehabilitation

30 townhomes located in 4 buildings. The community consists of 10 two-bedroom, 14 three-bedroom, and 6 four-bedroom townhomes.

A 46 bed facility providing housing, meals, supervision, and services to individuals no longer able to maintain their own homes or apartments. Offers some assistance with dressing, walking, bathing, personal hygiene, grooming, and other routines of daily living, as appropriate. Provides day care and short term stay, respite, recreational and case management services.

Post office.

Serves to safeguard the health of low-income women, infants, and children up to age 5 who are at nutrition risk by providing breastfeeding support, information on healthy eating, nutritious foods to supplement diets, and referrals to health care. SCDHS WIC clinics are co-located within Sun River Health Centers & Northwell Family Health Center. Call for detailed information regarding programs and services offered.

Serves ages 2 years through Pre-Kindergarten (4 years).

Provides confidential, non-judgemental support to pregnant women. Diapers, wipes, formula, baby clothing is available when needed.

Our Fresh Markets provide seasonal fruits and vegetables directly to clients. On market day, food deserts are transformed into vibrant sources of top-quality, fresh, colorful produce. Agencies and clients arrive to select from up to 10,000 pounds of fruits and vegetables — everything from apples and mangoes to spinach and zucchini.