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Operates 9th through 12th grade classes.

Provides a preschool program designed for each child to learn and grow through specialized activities and enrichment classes. Children will learn about letters, numbers, colors, and character development, but also receive instruction in swimming, arts & crafts, sports, gym games, dance, and STEAM incorporated into the daily curriculum.

Enforces Article 13-F of the NYS Public Health Law, also known as the Adolescent Tobacco-Use Prevention Act (ATUPA). ATUPA was created to help prevent the sale of tobacco products and accessories to anyone under the age of 21. Tobacco products include cigarettes, cigars, bidis, chewing tobacco and powdered tobacco, rolling papers, smoking paraphernalia, or any other tobacco products. ATUPA has been amended to also prohibit the sale of vapor products, including electronic cigarettes and liquid nicotine, to anyone under the age of 21. ATUPA also bans all flavors of vapor products, with the exception of tobacco flavor. To file a complaint or report a retailer that is selling to anyone under the age of 21 or is selling flavors illegally, please contact the ATUPA Bureau.

Issued free of charge to Suffolk County residents aged 60 and over. The card entitles seniors many benefits and discounts across Suffolk County. Many businesses will provide discounts to card holders and it also entitles you to reduced fare on the Suffolk County transit system. Call the Office for the Aging for more detailed information.

Serves to safeguard the health of low-income women, infants, and children up to age 5 who are at nutrition risk by providing breastfeeding support, information on healthy eating, nutritious foods to supplement diets, and referrals to health care. SCDHS WIC clinics are co-located within Sun River Health Centers & Northwell Family Health Center. Call for detailed information regarding programs and services offered.

Inspects local restaurants, public swimming pools, children's camps, tests drinking water, investigates animal bites and vaccinates pets.

A multi-faceted child care agency serving Long Island and New York City children. There are thirteen programs offered in various locations including a campus setting in Syosset, group homes for boys and girls in Nassau and Suffolk, Preventive Service offices in West Hempstead and South Ozone Park, and foster boarding homes located in Brooklyn, Far Rockaway, and throughout the New York Metropolitan area. Children served in our programs are dependent, neglected, abused, or court ordered into mercyFirst as the result of PINS (Persons in need of Supervision) or JD (Juvenile Delinquent) behaviors.

Ensures the health, safety, and welfare of the village residents, while maintaining high quality public services. Call for more information.

Offers short-term intensive interventions for people living with HIV who are either newly diagnosed or previously diagnosed but not in care in order to successfully link them with medical care and case management services. Also offers free rapid HIV testing. Respite and transportation services are available for clients of SPARC Consortium member agencies participating in each program. SPARC's Women's Care Coordinators work to ensure that clints are engaged and retained in care and are linked to other needed services in the community. SPARC's nutritionist offers comprehensive assessments, individual and group education.

Landlord and Tenant matters are brought in District Court, where you can sue for housing problems and evictions.

Provides a social day care program for the frail elderly, including transportation within our catchment area, hot meal, blood pressure screening, recreation, arts and crafts, music therapy, exercise therapy, trips, outings, and parties. Serves frail, elderly, at-risk or isolated persons over age of 60 with one or more physical or mental deficits who are continent, able to feed and toilet themselves and work in a group.

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

Offers free group and individual counseling, and education for caregivers of an elderly loved one.

Offers a free outreach program focusing on motor vehicle safety, falls prevention, unintentional drug overdoes and over exhertion. Safety Ambassador Kits enable anyone to advocate for safety in their local community.

Operates 5th through 8th grade classes.

Ensures the health, safety, and welfare of the village residents, while maintaining high quality public services. Call for more information.

Offers food pantry services to anyone in need of food, items are mainly non-perishables.

The counseling program is designed to empower individuals with epilepsy and/or their families to manage their disorder and adjust to the impact of epilepsy on their lives. It is individualized and available for adults, children and families.

The Building Department maintains a variety of information for each property in the Village. Building permits, plans, certificates of occupancy and surveys are just some of the documents that may be available in the Building Department. The Building Department is also the principal code enforcement agency of the Village for many non-police matters. In addition to enforcing local zoning and the N.Y.S. Uniform Building and Fire Prevention Codes, which regulate the use and occupancy of private land and structures, the Building Inspector, Code Enforcement Officer, and Fire Inspectors are responsible for the enforcement of various other Village Code regulations.

The Disaster Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (D-SNAP) gives food assistance to low-income households with food loss or damage caused by a natural disaster.

Educates students within the school district boundary.

Provides diagnosis, treatment and support for anyone diagnosed with cancer.

Offers print materials, online resources and other media to educate diagnosed individuals, families, health-care workers and the general public on diabetes.

Employs 10 high school students as interns for six weeks during the summer in local government departments, and New Rochelle funded community-based agencies and programs.

Provides "on the street" services to Long Island's unsheltered persons in need. Trained members offer crisis intervention and referrals for essential services, including emergency housing. Team members also distribute kits with clothes, non-perishable foods, blankets, and toiletries to individuals living on the street. The team also works with local shelters, businesses, and houses of worship to assist with resources. Please call for more information.