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Provides assessment and intervention programs for young children with developmental delays.

In-home support services to developmentally disabled individuals who live at home with their families.

The administration and management of public housing of Spring Valley. *The wait list is currently closed.

Provides information on town government issues and services.

Provides reference, information and referral, reader's advisory and a range of programs.

A free public elementary school that offers grades kindergarten to 5th for students living in the school district boundaries.

Provides a center for those of Jewish descent of all backgrounds and affiliations who wish to learn more about their Jewish roots. Offers a wide variety of educational and spiritual opportunities, including Hebrew School, Preschool, Torah classes, Shabbaton dinners and an array of Jewish holiday programs. Call for more information.

Educates students within the school district boundary.

Provides education, outreach, counseling and supportive services to lebian, gay, bisexual, transgender and questioning (LGBTO) youth, up to age 30, and their families. Offers weekly young adult and transgender social support groups, individual and family counseling, free and confidential HIV/STD screening (up to age 45) and referrals to sexual health services. Also provides a Friday night drop-in center, up to age 21, for socializing with peers and drop- in short-term counseling, as needed. Provides social and educational groups for gay, bisexual and queer men (ages 18-45). Offers school-based services to include outreach and individual counseling at targeted schools, gay straight alliance (GSA) coordination and workshops, and workshops on Understanding Sexual Orientation and Understanding Gender. Offers workshops to professionals on working with LGBTO youth and creating safer school.

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

Offers a Red Cross-certified course which includes waterfront lifeguard training, first aid, CPR, AED, oxygen administration and preventing disease transmission.

Provides an array of housing alternatives and staff supports to people with a diagnosed mental illness. The rehabilitativehousing program allows residents with a diagnosis of both mental health and substance use disorders gain the skills needed to manage their psychiatric symptoms, maintain their sobriety and perform daily activities needed to live independently. Services include assertiveness/self-advocacy training, community integration, daily living skills, health services, medication management, parent training rehabilitative counseling, skills development, socialization, substance abuse services and symptom management. The independent housing programs offer financial assistance, case management and staff supports to allow people to maintain permanent housing in the community.

Provides thrift store that offers new and gently used goods. Accepts donations of clothing, toys, accessories, shoes, and household items. Financial donations go to programs to help persons with disabilities and other barriers to employment, seniors, immigrants, ex-offenders and youth.

VBMC offers volunteer opportunities in their ER, music therapy, pet therapy and patient care areas, along with peer-to-peer supporter positions (people who have “been there”) within their Patient-to-Patient and Family-to-Family emotional support programs. Volunteers are divided by age groups of 16-17 and 18+. Applications online with same contact for both age groups.

Food pantry assisting those in need within the community.

A program that provides Christmas gifts to children and a food basket for the family during the holiday season. Also accepts donations of new toys and holiday foods.

Provides Reference, Information and Referral, and Readers Advisory. Programs and services include Teen Advisory Group, arts and crafts, performances and films, and a summer reading club.

Educates students within the school district boundary.

Offers summer day and travel camps for preschoolers through 10th grade, CIT Program, after-school services, holiday trips and recreational events and sports teams for children and youth.

Assist individuals to secure competitive employment in jobs best suited to their abilities and preferences. Affirmative Businesses, also known as social enterprises, are community-integrated businesses operated by RSS where client worker-trainees are matched closely with jobs according to their skills and preferences. They are paid at least minimum wage and receive considerable on-site support and accommodations. These positions can be either transitional or long-term.

Offers college courses for certification or degrees in specific fields of study.

Offers a support group to help keep diabetes under control and living a healthier life.

Offers financial assistance for individuals with facial disorders or disfigurements for travel to and from medical treatment.

Recruits volunteers to work directly with students by tutoring in reading, writing, math, science and computer skills, conversation partners for students learning to speak English, and working on special projects throughout the year.

Provides advice, information, referrals, speakers and other services to assist caregivers in their role of caring for an elderly family member. Other services include a lending library, counseling and health insurance counseling.