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Provides first aid and CPR courses, including certification if needed.

Assists persons with a history of serious mental health illness primarily in matters of public benefits, health care and housing. Call for appointment.

Educates youth about the dangers of alcohol and drug abuse, and ways in which to resist becoming involved with them, and helping those who are struggling with addiction.

Provides Reference, Information and Referral, Readers Advisory and E-Reference. Programs include Teen Advisory Board, Teen Game Cafe, arts and crafts, films and book discussions.

Skilled nursing facility of 200 beds providing long term care, alzheimer's and dementia care, chemotherapy, hemodialysis, hospice care, pain management, occupational, physical, speech and respiratory therapies, respite care, short-term rehabilitation, sub-acute care, parenteral nutrition, tracheostomy care, traumatic brain injury care, ventilator care and wound care. Also offers Adult Day Care.

Offers an opportunity for craft vendors to display and sell their products.

Offers fine art, music and exercise classes for adults and children. All classes are taught by professionals in their fields. Classes take place at the Museum School in Brookwood Hall. Call or visit website for more information.

Offers picnic areas, 9 miles of bridle paths, 20 tennis courts (tennis tournaments during summer, call for registration), playgrounds, basketball courts, picnic pavilions, hiking and walking trails, a softball field, cross country skiing, fresh water fishing(permit required) and fishing. Restored Historical Carousel and Party Pavilion are now available for birthday parties and other events. Events include fishing festival and clinics, summer run series.

The Supervised Independent Living Program (SILP) supports youth who live on their own in the community. SILP provides a transitional experience for youth for whom the plan of care is discharge from care to his/her own responsibility.

Holds summer programs at neighborhood recreation centers for grades K-6. Holds a half-day playground program for preschoolers on Tuesday and Thursday or Mon, Wed, Fri. Holds a recreation day camp for ages 7-12 and a counselor-in-training program. Call for place, time, and fees. Fall programs for adults and children include LEAP after school program, programs for 3 and 4 year olds, after school recreation (arts and crafts, physical fitness, story times, consumer education, sports programs and pools). Buildings rented out for parties--fees vary.

Provides an adapted baseball program for children and adults with disabilities on a field constructed exclusively for this purpose.

This program assists income eligible individuals and families reduce their energy bills. An energy assessment is performed in their home to determine energy efficient methods to save money. Measures may include insulation, air sealing, and electric usage reduction.

Food outreach service who provides food delivery to those individuals unable to access local food pantries due to chronic illness, disability or other circumstances *PLEASE NOTE: A case manager from Social Services or other professional will need to authorize the request for food delivery.

Provides spiritual guidance, religious services and support for their congregation. Also provides food and overnight accommodations for those in need through Maureens Haven, a shelter for the homeless in Riverhead. Call for additional information.

Provide students who are blind or partially sighted with the opportunity to enjoy and perform music, and to become accomplished musicians. This music school is based in New York City.

Workshops and seminars for educators, para-professionals, and other professionals on child abuse prevention, positive discipline, internet safety, bully prevention, and keeping children safe from sexual abuse. Programs held on-site and off-site.

Encourages genealogical research, collects and disseminates information on genealogical resources and techniques assists and educates its members and the general public in the how-to of finding one's roots promotes the preservation of and access to Jewish records and resources. Additional services include monthly meetings, speakers bureau, newsletter, reference library and annual Beginners Workshop. Research Library located at Plainview/Old Bethpage Library.

Works to prevent crime and enforce the law, protect people and property, detect crime and other violations, pursue criminal investigations and arrest criminals.Also ensures highway safety, reduce deaths, injuries and property damage caused by motor vehicle accidents through enforcement and education. Renders assistance to all in need and protect citizens and their property from harm, and promote peace and order.

Provides services for persons over 18 who are physically or mentally impaired and who are in a situation where they are harmed or threatened with harm by the actions of themselves or others. This often involves the frail elderly and adults who are physically or mentally disabled, seriously ill or alcohol/substance abusers. Potential clients have no one able or willing to help them meet their essential needs such as food, clothing, shelter, and for medical care. Any concerned person or agency should make a referral for services. All calls are confidential and may be made anonymously.

Provides transitioning veterans regular one-on-one sessions with a financial coach in order to link their goals and values to their financial dreams, create an action plan and track progress toward the goals mutually set by them.

Offers advocacy and support to gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, pick-up and hate crimes. Provides short term counseling, accompanies victims to police headquarters and court, makes referrals for legal services and offers opportunities to meet with support groups. Also provides educational workshops for health and human service providers.

Promotes mental health and improving the lives of family members or significant others through advocacy education, reassurance and support.

Offers information and referrals to resources for older adults within the community, based on the needs of the individual.

Distribution of sealed food products, healthy snacks, toiletries and hygiene products to low income East Hampton High School students. Directs students to the main food pantry to help provide for their families.

Provides a socially therapeutic environment for learning disabled teens and adults. Offers recreational and social activities, and a support group for parents. Call for more information. Meets at New York Institute of Technology in Old Westbury, New York.