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Provides middle and high school students with academic enrichment and support services, personal relationship workshops, physical fitness and sports activities, music and the arts, and a college and career center.

Conducts risk reduction programing for people at increased risk for HIV/STI infection. Provides educational forums and in-service trainings for service providers and community-based organizations, the media, and the general public. Works with corporations as well as community-based organizations to provide in-house HIV/AIDS/STI testing and harm reduction education. Participates in consortia, workshops, conferences, public forums, and health fairs.

Manages the county correctional facilities, where individuals are housed when arrested for a crime within the county. Also provides information on visitation, phone contact, care packages, etc. for inmates.

Recruits women in the local community who are interested in getting involved in the community through volunteer opportunities.

Provides full and half day rehabilitative/habilitative services for adults with developmental disabilities, including recreational program that includes movies, museums, restaurants, and various points of interest.

Provide legal representation in civil legal matters including housing, immigration, public assistance and discrimination for low income immigrants who are ineligible for representation by local, federally-funded legal services or programs because of immigration status or other resident restrictions.

Offers a wide variety of information resources which are made available to the community. Special Services Include: Meeting rooms available for non-profit organizations. Call library for details. Library could use volunteers. Wide variety of activities offered for all ages and interests.

Offers a number of financing instruments and economic incentives to sustain, develop and attract stable economic development opportunities while focusing on major assets, retention/expansion projects, quality of life and job creation.

Our Peer Support Line offers one-to-one mutual telephone support. During off-hours, you are welcome to leave a message and we will return your call during our offered hours listed above. If your situation is urgent, please call the 24/7 Response Hotline at (631) 751-7500.

Lighthouse Mission seeks to serve the poor with the love of God in three distinct areas. Those three areas are a mobile food pantry, youth development, and community initiatives.

Lighthouse Mission seeks to serve the poor with the love of God in three distinct areas. Those three areas are a mobile food pantry, youth development, and community initiatives.

Services are designed to meet the needs and interests of older adults, including AARP, Homebound Service and computer instruction.

Provides consultation, evaluation and individual, group and family treatments for children and adolescents with behavioral and emotional difficulties and their families. Specialized programs under Ambulatory Care include medication evaluation and treatment legal services for divorce, abuse and criminal justice issues psycholtherapy for gay and lesbian youth and parent and professional education. Children with DSM-IV Axis l diagnosis and related significant distress and dysfunction are eligible. Call for further information.

Receives and responds to all reports of child abuse and maltreatment on a 24-hour basis. CPS carries out the statutory mandates of protecting children and providing rehabilitative services to families.

Provides lifetime advocacy, support and oversight when a family member is no longer available.

A center which focuses on sleep disorders, such as insomnia, sleep apnea, disrupted sleep patterns, etc.

Provides fund raising assistance for individuals going through a bone marrow transplant for costs which are directly related to the transplant procedure.

Offers a college course to high school students during the summer. Students will examine the World Ocean and the chemical, geological, and physical processes that control its major features and the life that inhabits it, as well as explore human interactions with the marine environment. This intensive course is specifically designed for motivated high school students wishing to earn college credit, but current undergraduates, graduates, or professionals can also enroll. The short-term course will run for 2 weeks and meet for 4-5.5 hours each weekday at the Stony Brook Southampton campus. Content will be delivered via lectures, in-class activities, and 2 boat trips in which students will explore nearby coastal habitats using oceanographic sampling equipment. Students must have completed high school biology and be at least 16 years old. Call for more detailed information.

Wallkill Correctional Facility is a medium security state prison housing male inmates.

Provides law services to the indigent population of Suffolk County. Guidelines for legal aid are set by the Federal poverty guidelines.

Provides diagnostic vocational evaluation, prevocational services and sheltered vocational training in work centers leading to comparative employment in the community. Work activities: bench assembly/packaging, porter maintenance, food service, printing, mail sorting and material movement. Clinical services include social work, psychology and nursing. Offers supported/ competitive job placements with long term support services. Program activities operate under the guidelines established by the New York State Office for People with Developmental Disabilities and the Department of Labor. Limited transportation provided for individuals. Program offered at 2 locations in Bohemia.

Provides a meal, once a month to residents in need.

Educates high school students about alcohol and drug abuse and offers help if they are struggling with addiction.

Creates multi-agency and public/private partnerships with Early Head Start and Head Start programs at the state level. These partnerships are intended to help build early childhood systems, enhance access to comprehensive services for low-income families, encourage collaboration among Head Start and other programs and services, and facilitate the involvement of Head Start in state policies, plans, processes and decisions affecting Head Start target populations. Priority issues are violence prevention, service acquisition, information access and coordination of planning and policy with other state, public, and private programs.

Provides information about local government offices and services.