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Provides a fitness program offering martial arts/self-defense, yoga and meditation classes designed specifically for the blind and visually impaired.

Serves lunch Monday through Friday 12 Noon. For Thanksgiving, Christmas & Easter Hotmeal & 2 bags of sandwiches.

Thursday's Child provides free and confidential services to those living with or affected by HIV/AIDS. Early Intervention Services (EIS) provides those newly diagnosed or returning to care the linkage to services they may need. Provides help making doctors appointments, transportation applications, food stamps, housing applications, and more. Provides services to any and every age group affected by or diagnosed with HIV/AIDS. All services are free and confidential. Must live in Nassau or Suffolk Counties.

Students split their time between their regular classrooms, an internship in their desired career feild, and the New Visions classroom. Students can earn up to 9 college credits in the program.

Provides information on town government issues and services.

Assist federal agencies with the investigation of cases and the development of strategies/protocols which have shaped the approach of government in dealing with human trafficking in agriculture in New York.

Provides rental assistance payments to landlords on behalf of eligible tenants. Landlord receives monthly payments of the difference between the amount the tenant can afford to pay 30% of income and the rental charge.

Offers a monthly support group for anyone diagnosed with cancer.

Address the needs of the African-American Advisory Board, Hispanic Advisory Board, Asian-American Advisory Board, Muslim-American Advisory Board, Jewish Advisory Board, and other minority residents of Suffolk County. The Office of Multicultural Affairs and Community Engagement supports the Suffolk County's commitment to the concepts of Equal Employment Opportunities, access to services, and zero tolerance for discrimination by providing oversight to a number of coalitions and committees that pursue the interests of these communities County-wide and advocate for the needs of communities of color. The Office of Multicultural Affairs and Community Engagement is also a home to the County's Minority Business Development Council and the Women's Business Enterprise Coalitions. Both Coalitions function to assist qualified women and minority-owned businesses in effectively competing for bids, contracts and other procurement opportunities in County government and other entities. Businesses seeking certification as a minority or women-owned business in Suffolk County, may also obtain applications and information on qualifications through the Office of Multicultural Affairs and Community Engagement. The Office of Multicultural Affairs and Community Engagement continuously offers technical assistance to community-based organizations providing outreach and services to the various ethnic communities in Suffolk. Referral and information services are also available to individuals seeking assistance in accessing programs or with questions regarding matters of discrimination. Call for detailed information regarding all services and programs offered.

Provides an array of rehabilitation interventions for children with disabilities developmental, congenital, neuromuscular, etc. through physical, occupational, speech/language, and feeding therapies. Also includes assistive devices such as braces, adaptive equipment, etc.

Maintains foster care placement and foster homes. Also recruits, trains, and certifies foster parents.

Provides financial assistance for partial rent payment or electric/gas bill payment when facing eviction, shut off or other emergency situations, and is determined on a case by case basis. Funds are given on a one-time basis and is only partial payment assistance, and will give referrals if more help is needed. Please Note: FUNDING IS LIMITED and there is no guarantee to any service. Help is determined case by case. Please call them directly for further information.

Self-help support groups for relatives and friends of individuals with mental illness. The groups are professionally led. Group members discuss their feelings, ways of coping, and techniques in dealing with mental illness. Guest speakers will discuss topics such as social services and entitlements, medication management, estate planning, latest research, and various mental health services and programs in the community.

Legislator Delia DeRiggi-Whitton representing District Office 11.

Information and records of Birth, marriage, and death certificates will be provided.

Assists legally blind persons find suitable employment.

Provides photo identification cards to county residents with disabilities, which entitles them to half-fare on all county buses. Also has applications for MTA Metrocards.

Information and records of Birth, marriage, and death certificates will be provided.

Offers programs that are designed for candidates who already have a Bachelor’s and a Master’s degree and who seek New York State Certification for grades 7-12 in one of the following areas: Biology; English; Mathematics; Social Studies, and Spanish. Call for detailed information regarding admission requirements and Certificate requirements.

A supplemental food/nutrition program for women who are pregnant, postpartum and/or breast feeding and/or have children under 5 years. The program provides monthly checks to purchase selected foods in WIC-approved food markets, nutrition/health education, and referrals for health care and other services.

Skilled nursing facility providing long term care, cardiac rehabilitation, pain management, occupational, physical, speech and respiratory therapy, total parenteral nutrition, wound care and short-term rehabilitation.

Volunteers needed as troop leaders, co-leaders and troop volunteer parents to assist with weekly troop meetings at local schools and community organizations. Administrative volunteers needed to work on special events. Days, evenings, and weekends, flexible hours.

Offers a comprehensive one-year program for professionals that promotes a deepened understanding of the theories, values, and principles that inform your work with parents. This is an intensive year-long training program designed for parent educators, teachers, child welfare case workers, and clinicians who work with parents and children. Its goal is to promote a deepened understanding of the theories, values and principles that inform best practices to engage families and promote healthy development. Through these ongoing seminars as well as four (4) workshops totaling 24 CE hours, participants will be immersed in a learning process that will focus on the challenges, issues, and dilemmas that shape their work with parents. Participants will learn important concepts in working with developing families while enhancing their skills to coach, teach, and reinforce parents’ ability to create the healthiest of environments for their children. Call for detailed information.

Provides home-based therapy and parent skills to adults and families in need of mental health services.

Offers a Saturday meal served from 11:30 am-12:30 pm and a food pantry Tue only from 1:00 pm-4:00 pm