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Maintains information on recycling stations for certain household materials, chemicals, etc., and curbside pick-ups for recyclable materials and other items.

Provides no-cost, interactive, personalized workshops where people with disabilities improve their skills of daily living, enabling them to run their own lives and manage their own care. Discussion topics include budgeting, travel training, people skills, obtaining and coordinating personal assistance services, etc.

The program provides information about and referral to local health and human services offered by nonprofit organizations and government programs. The program operates a call center where trained call specialists help assess callers' needs, assist in finding available community resources and can communicate in 250 languages. The 211 Long Island database includes 10,000 program listings. The 211 Long Island website offers guided searches of 11 specialized, pre-determined searches such as housing, utility assistance, food and mental health/substance abuse. 211 Long Island is a partnership between United Way of Long Island, United Way of Hudson Valley, and the Middle Country Public Library.

Designed to develop players in grades 3 to 10 (co-ed) of all skill levels in a safe and fun learning environment. Campers are grouped in divisions based on age and skill level where they are taught and challenged to develop all aspects of their game by our experienced coaches. Curriculums vary based on divisions, but will cover the fundamentals of the game; dribbling, passing, shooting, offense/defense, footwork, speed & agility and more. Daily skills & drills stations, game-time scenarios and league play, will help develop well rounded, team oriented players. Step on the court and let us help take your game to the next level. All programs run weekly from Monday to Friday and camp hours are 9:00am-4:00pm. Extended Hours are available with Early Drop-Off (8am) and Late Pick-Up (5:30pm) options. Full program details and convenient online registration are available at fscamps.com.

Educates students within the school district boundary.

Provides services to donors and administers philanthropic funds. Makes grants to non-profit organizations and functions as a neutral convener/catalyst in Nassau and Suffolk Counties. Its mission is to build a permanent source of private funding for Long Island charities. Produces Newsletter and Agency brochure. Is an operating division of The New York Community Trust.

Skilled nursing facility of 336 beds providing long term care, alzheimer's and dementia care, hemodialysis, hospice care, occupational, physical and speech therapies, short-term rehabilitation, parenteral nutrition, tracheostomy care, certified ventilator unit, and wound care.

Keeps track and posts known level 2 and 3 sex offenders who are residing in the White Plains area.

Community involvement based on individual needs and interests with variety of activities including computer workshops, budgeting, money skills groups, volunteer work and complete support for activities of daily living.

A program that provides supervision for youth who commit status offenses or behavior that is not criminal, but are against the law for children, based on their status as minors, such as alcohol and drug abuse, habitual remaining away from home and whereabouts are unknown, or chronic truancy which must be referred by school.

Provides a friendly, supportive atmosphere through enriching group activities. Offers a place to share parenting experiences and new ideas, celebrate the joys of motherhood, foster respect and tolerance for individual choices, and strengthen and empower families and community. Offers weekly play groups and children's activities as well as a monthly newsletter.

Offers an educational after school program to elementary school children providing educational and recreational activities. Located in the East Elementary School in Long Beach.

Maintains information on recycling stations for certain household materials, chemicals, etc., and curbside pick-ups for recyclable materials and other items.

Advocacy, emergency assistance, education and outreach for persons living with AIDS/HIV and their caregivers. Prevention and awareness programs. Support groups. Individual, couple and family counseling. Assistance with obtaining appropriate housing. Assistance in enrollment in AIDS Drug Assistance Program ADAP. Financial assistance in emergency situations.

Provides a coordinated network of more than forty individual programs carefully designed to help babies, children, families and senior citizens lead more self-sufficient lives.

Tuesday 9 AM- 12 PM for Veterans, Wednesday 2-7 PM for everyone

Provides help to income eligible individuals and families with acquiring health coverage, including filling out the appropriate paperwork that is needed.

Educates students within the school district boundary.

Educational and youth development programs, 4-H Clubs, in school, out-of-school and after school programs. Volunteer opportunities available. Veterinary Science and Health Sciences, career exploration programs also available in addition to leadership training and public speaking for youth.

Offers information on community laws and rules, safety and hazards information on a variety of topics.

Operates Kindergarten through 5th grade.

Offers a 24 credit certificate program that is geared toward students interested in the field of criminal justice. Students will receive both theoretical and practical exposure to the system and will develop widely applicable skills in research design and data analysis. Sample course offerings include; Introductory Sociology; Criminal Justice Administration; Research Methods in Criminal Justice; Political and Civil Rights; Social Problems; Corrections; Criminology; Sociological Theory and Applied Statistics. Call for more detailed information.

Offers a certificate program in for those students who do not wish to work toward a degree. Students with experience in the computer field may be excused from specific required courses, but will have to take replacement courses instead. Courses include: Foundations of Computer Programming I & II, UNIX Operating System, Data Base, Data Communications, Management Information Systems, Systems Analysis and Design, Management Theories and Practices; Computers, Society, and Technology; and Accounting. Courses may vary each semester. Call for more detailed information.

Provide safe, sanitary, affordable housing for farm workers and other disenfranchised low to moderate-income families and individuals.

Specializes in the assessment and treatment of children (age 7-21) with sexual behavior problems and juvenile sexual offenders. Also provides court ordered assessments such as child custody evaluations and issues related to visitation, placement and adoption. Also offers group therapy, groups for parents, individual therapy, family therapy, and comprehensive assessments. Call for more information.