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Provides comprehensive educational services for students with multiple disabilities including students with physical and developmental impairments as well as students with autism spectrum disorders, aged 5 to 21. All students are placed in small ratio classes allowing for a true individualized learning experience. Multiple methodologies of teaching are used in conjunction with state-of-the-art technology to provide stimulating educational experiences for all students. Language, academic readiness, social competence and activities of daily living are taught within a structured, aided language classroom environment. Trained staff use visual strategies combined with sensory activities and technology to encourage the growth of communication and interpersonal skills. Learning is enriched through clubs, specialized programs, community involvement, field trips and sports programs. Carman Road utilizes a collaborative team approach including push-in related services enabling staff to provide students with individualized plans to address their needs. Support services are provided by physical and occupational therapists, speech teachers, school psychologists, school social workers as well as nursing staff and a consulting physician. Parents are active participants in their child’s education and participate in ongoing training and support groups enabling them to make connections with one another and share resources. Call for more detailed information.

A free public primary school serving students in grades K to 1 living within the district boundaries.

Provides guidance to those students looking at career choices with profile testing, pros and cons, and what classes to attend. Also offers support services to those students transferring to or from another school.

The Clinton County Human Rights Commission provides informational assistance and enforcement of State and Federal discrimination laws. The Commission files complaints of discrimination based on race, creed, color, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, military status, age, marital status, disability, prior arrest or conviction record and predisposing genetic characteristics.

Provides job placement in various community businesses with initial individualized job development with intensive job coaching and long term follow along training by a job coach.

A program which guides individuals through pre-job information, such as resume writing, interview skills, etc., including job training, and job searching as they transition back into the work force.

Offers volunteer opportunities to individuals and groups in home construction, committee, and daytime office work.

Offers integrated mental health services for individuals, families, adolescents and children. Psychiatry treatment is coordinated with patient's medical provider using a holistic approach to care. Services are short-term offering a solution focused model of care. Preventative screenings for social and emotional concerns are also offered. Individuals or families needing more intensive care will be referred to appropriate services outside of Open Door.

Approved to offer the new Credentialed Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Counselor CASAC 350-Hour Standardized Curriculum. If you are seeking your CASAC certification, you must now take the 350 educational hours with one provider or school, and there are no longer elective courses. Upon completion of the 350-Hour program, students will be issued the OASAS CASAC 350-Hour Standardized Certificate of Completion. Students will be required to submit this document to the Office of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Services' (OASAS) Credentialing Unit when submitting your application for your credential. Please note that completion of the 350-hour program does not provide you with CASAC Trainee status. Students must complete and submit the OASAS Credentialing application and required fee to OASAS' Credentialing Unit staff to achieve this status. Upon receipt of the application, a review will be conducted to determine eligibility for the CASAC Trainee and CASAC Examination. Those students who are already CASAC's and must renew their credential with NYS-OASAS must document 60 clock hours (40 hours must be related to addictions). Renewal of your CASAC credential is done every three years. All courses listed may be used for recredentialing purposes. Call for detailed information.

Provides frozen and hot home delivered meals to seniors 60 yrs. and older who are homebound and unable to prepare meals for themselves.

Provides walk-in or phone-in help for individuals and families experiencing a wide variety of needs, such as temporary emergencies for food, utility shutoffs, potential loss of housing or other essential resources. Offers community advocacy, supportive counseling and linkage to other Family Service League programs, as well as government and community agencies.

Beacon Light Food Pantry provides food, clothing and other items to low income households.

Provides Reference, Information and Referral and Reader's Advisory in the Adult , Young Adult and Children's Services Departments. Other services include Senior Services and a wide range of programs offered for all ages in the Adult, Yound Adult and Children's Services Departments.

Provides law enforcement. Serves the residents of the City of Glen Cove.

Offers a new format, full color magazine covering a broad range of topics related to death and the survival of consciousness. Mailed two times per year to members, or e-mailed if preferred.

EISEP provides homemaker services to Smithtown senior citizens age 60 and older. Suffolk County Office for the Aging provides case management to all recipients. Homemakers perform shopping, laundry, and light housekeeping.

Child/Youth caregiver family supports, and services are designed to help enhance the child's ability to function within a caregiver/family. Resources for caregivers and families, advocacy services, and community activities, and support services are available to help caregivers and families care for chronically ill children.

Maintains and improves the quality of life for its residents and undertakes projects for the general welfare of the people of Riverhead.

Provides care for individuals who have no income or insurance, and other qualifying information.

Aids residents who have complaints of of health and home care facilities, including investigating such complaints once they are filed.

Provides drug and alcohol treatment services in an outpatient setting. Treatment services include intensive outpatient programs. Adolescents age 13 and above, men's, women's, and DWI groups available.

Provides spiritual guidance, religious services and support for their congregation. Also provides various cultural and educational programs. Sunday Services are 8:30am, 10am and Sunday School 10am. Also offers Little Saints Pre-School. Call for additional information.

Provides spiritual guidance, religious services, and support for their congregation. Also provides various cultural and educational programs.

A detoxification program (duration 3 to 7 days) in a health care environment for people who are withdrawing from drugs or alcohol.

Helps young people (ages 5-19) become self-directed members of society through community 4-H clubs, school and community programs and programs at the Suffolk County Farm and Education Center and other Extension sites. Addresses critical youth issues through educational programs including substance abuse workforce preparation, life skills, character education and leadership training.