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Offers a certificate that is designed to provide an introduction to the computer and its applications. Specifically, students will learn common uses of the microprocessor such as word processing, will develop essential programming skills, and will apply this knowledge to frequently encountered tasks within their professional areas. Sample course offerings include: Computer Applications I & II; Introduction to Computer Programming; Computer Programming; Business Systems and Design; Multimedia Applications and Advertising and Publications Design. Call for detailed information.

Offers courses for students to learn about Manufacturing. Manufacturing Technician Training Advanced technology is an integral part of the new-generation manufacturing industry. Learn skills to operate cutting-edge machinery to perform precision production. Study shop floor mathematics, computer skills and introduction to computer-aided drafting (CAD). Learn about quality and safe machine shop set-up and operation. Engage in job readiness and practical on-site training. Gain professional skills to sharpen employability and meet with counselors in our Employment Center to explore job opportunities with Long Island manufacturing companies. Call for more detailed information.

Food Pantry available to community members who are in need of food assistance. Items include (but are not limited to) non-perishables, fresh produce, meat, and bread.

Offers resources by which individuals can get information about child identification, registries on sex offenders, Online predator information and missing children.

Educates students within the school district boundary.

Provides referrals to Sound Shore Medical Center physicians of various specialties based on criteria specified by caller.

Provides information and referral to specific services in the county area, short-term counseling services, advocacy with bureaucratic systems, etc.

Makes decisions on school curriculum, decisions regarding discipline, school closures and other educational issues which affect the teachers and students. Parents/guardians wanting to gain information about these matters can call the administration office.

Food Pantry: Non-perishables, fresh produce, eggs & other dairy items, bread, and toiletries & diapers (when available) are distributed. Soup Kitchen: Hot, prepared meals are served, in a take-out manner, from 12:00-1:00 pm on Tuesdays, Wednesdays & Thursdays. Program is open on Fridays as well December-April.

Provides free blood pressure screenings in the hospital lobby on the third Wednesday of each month.

A non-secure juvenile group home for girls ages 10 through 18 remanded by Family Court or placed by a Peace Officer. Designed to provide educational and social services for Persons-in-Need of Supervision (PINS) and Juvenile Delinquents.

Issues NYS handicap parking permits for qualifying individuals.

Offers a clinic that offers primary medical care, along with family medicine, nutrition counseling, various health screenings, immunizations, and lab work.

Offers a program that is available for adults who are not able to manage their finances. It ensures the proper use of a person's income / resources and prevents the mismanagement and financial exploitation of those funds by others. A referral may be made at our Information, Resource, and Referral Services Unit in person or by calling.

One of the largest hospital based programs in the Northeast, using Complete Decongestive Therapy (CDT), allowing patients to manage their lymphedema using a non-invasive treatment program. Lymphedema screenings are held throughout the year. The Center also offers an early detection program for patients at the Fortunato Breast Health Center. Offers the only support group in Suffolk County. Located in Suite 301.

Assists homeless families from the transition of homelessness to permanent housing, through home search assistance and initial security and rent payment, and support services to help with the demands of self sufficiency.

Provides assistance to public housing or apartment residents having heat or water issues that the landlord or superintendent has failed to resolve.

Helps low income households with temporary assistance. Sample programs include: Funeral Assistance; HEAP; Emergency Assistance Programs; Family Assistance (FA) which provides cash assistance to needy families that include a minor child living with a parent (including families where both parents are in the household) or a caretaker relative. FA operates under federal Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) guidelines; Safety Net Assistance (SNA) which provides assistance to individuals and families who do not qualify for the FA program; Emergency Assistance to Adults (EAA) which provides assistance to individuals in receipt of Supplemental Security Income (SSI) who are facing emergency situations such as homelessness, utility or fuel emergencies, or other items of need; Emergency Assistance to Families (EAF) which provides assistance to families to meet emergency situations that are sudden, not foreseen, and beyond their control. Such needs may include but are not limited to, homelessness, fuel needs, and utility shut offs. The household must include a minor child who is without immediately accessible resources to meet his needs and Emergency Safety Net Assistance (E-SNA) which provides assistance to persons not eligible for recurring public assistance benefits, EAA, or EAF. The individual or family must present an emergency need and be without immediately available income or resources to meet the emergency. Call for detailed information regarding all programs and services offered as well as eligibility requirements.

A public middle school serving students in grades 6 through 8 living within district boundaries.

Prevention of homelessness by providing help to secure temporary and permanent housing including immediate shelter in emergency situations.

Provides a pre school ages 18 months through 4 years

Caregiver support groups provide tips and non-judgmental support to caregivers, family members, and concerned friends. Early stage patient support groups give those in the early stages of Alzheimer's an opportunity to discuss issues related to living with the disease with peers who share similar experiences.

Provides intellectual, artistic, and athletic experiences which promote honesty, responsibility, confidence and respect for others. Offers Early Childhood education through Nursery, Pre-K and Kindergarten and Grades 1 through 9.

Provides a nine-day residential leadership development program for girls entering their sophomore or junior year of high school. During this program, girls from diverse cultures and backgrounds come together to engage in workshops and activities designed to fully awaken the leader within them, using the leadership model of Eleanor Roosevelt.

Enforces NYS Labor laws concerning minimum wage, hours of work, child labor, payment of wages and wage supplements, industrial home-work, and migrant farm labor. Also reinforces safety and health programs by keeping track of contractors and manufactures who deal with potentially dangerous materials