As a provider under ACCES-VR this program provides job readiness programs, job coaching program and job development programs.

Assists participants with enrollment fees in a variety of certificate programs that enable participants to gain marketable employment skills through the acquisition of certificates, trainings and professional credentials increasing the likelihood of gainful employment. Services in Spanish available. Referral required.

Assists individuals in recognizing obstacles in their lives, developing personal goals and skills to achieve those goals. Provides opportunities for individuals to experience personal growth, manage conflicts between family and employment demands. Assists individuals to improve job skills, expand problem solving abilities, master budgeting and time management.

Provides career training such as construction skills, OSHA training, sewing and design, job counseling, interview preparation, etc.

Offers this 1200-hour program for you to prepare to take the National Certifying Examination as a Surgical Technologist. A Surgical Technologist works closely with the surgeon, anesthesiologist and registered nurse to set up and assist in all type of surgical procedures. You will learn how to perform many duties that help keep the operating room functioning safely before, during and after operations. Practice the skillful handling and passing of surgical instruments and supplies, sterilizing operating room equipment and maintaining inventory in BOCES’ simulated Operating Room. BOCES’ program offers a low student-to-teacher ratio for highly personalized instruction. Students are assigned to a clinical site at one of Long Island’s excellent health care facilities and spend 590 hours working under the guidance of an experienced health care professional. Western Suffolk BOCES is accredited by the Council on Occupational Education (COE). Call for more detailed information regarding admission requirements and program details.

Offering an opportunity for individuals to be Fair Housing Testers. LIHS is a nonprofit fair housing agency with openings for testers. Testers are considered per diem employees rather than employees. However, LIHS will train and pay volunteers Testers a stipend of $17.00 per hour plus travel expenses. Candidates must have the following qualifications: Must attend training session must be reliable must have reliable transportation Willing to work in Nassau & Suffolk Ability to follow instruction, follow through ability to write a report responsibly maintain communication honesty and objectivity and a clean record (no record or fraud convictions). LIHS needs conscientious people for this project.

Provides internships for students studying in the professions of ministers, social workers, and marriage and family counselors.

Provides intensive substance abuse treatment plus an employment readiness program that includes vocational counseling and computer instruction. Clients also receive case management and assistance with concrete services and child care as needed.Licensed by The New York State Office of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Services (NYS OASAS)

Assists people with blindness or vision impairments prepare for and retain jobs in the competitive marketplace by developing career plans, learn office skills, access higher education and obtain internships or full-time jobs. Additionally, Lighthouse professionals work with local-area employees to make the workplace accessible for people with vision impairments, and match employers with qualified candidates. This program is based in New York City.

This program assesses students with developmental disabilities and helps identify and enhance their abilities to successfully transition from school to work.

Offers a one-year area of study that is designed for students who wish to begin a career in computer-assisted drafting and design, update their existing professional skills or continue to earn an A.A.S degree in Construction Technology/Architectural Technology. Emphasis is placed on CAD drawing for architecture, construction, design illustration and presentation. The rapid expansion of computer graphics is creating a multitude of new and exciting career opportunities. Graduates will be prepared for entry-level positions with architectural offices, construction and engineering firms, communication and manufacturing companies and government agencies. The program can also serve as a foundation for further studies in related fields such as animation, game design, technical illustration, product design and multimedia communication. Call for more detailed information.

Offers training, supervision and support to individuals placed in a particular job position.

Offers counseling, career development, work readiness seminars, intensive computer and office skills training, self-employment training, and job placement assistance to displaced homemakers.

A resource for individuals looking for work to come and view and apply for listed jobs, get advice on resume building and interview skills, etc. Also high school and college students can check on summer or holiday employment listings.

Offers a community-based waiver program with emphasis on theatrical arts including: acting, voice, dance, costume/set design, music, creative writing and presentation skills. Call for further information.

Provides clerical training to individuals, especially for adults recovering from mental illness, who wish to work in an office environment. Services include vocational evaluation, typing, computer training, office skills, career exploration, internships, job coaching, job seeking skills and placement.

Provides a school-based program aimed at assisting youth, ages 14-17, to complete the National Work Readiness Credential and participate in an eight week paid internship. Offers workshops geared toward wellness, work readiness and employment seeking strategies. Program held at South Country, Wyandanch, Brentwood, Central Islip School Districts high schools. After school, hours vary by district. Call for more information.

Offers residential services and substance abuse disorder services with a job development and educational component to adult women. Licensed by the New York State Office of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Services (NYS OASAS).

Provides employment related services to Suffolk County Youth. Offers youth career counseling, resume preparation, computer labs, job listings, vocational training, video library, phones/fax for job search and career exploration via Career Zone and Choices, as well as access to the Community Resource Database of Long Island. Offers the In-School Youth Experience Program; a federally funded, school-based program for economically disadvantaged and/or at risk youth age 14-21. In close cooperation with several Suffolk County school districts, the program promotes good work habits and workplace skills aimed toward a future of success in the workforce. Also offers the Out-of-School Youth Work Experience Program; a federally funded program for economically disadvantaged youth aged 16-24 who are high school dropouts wanting to complete their high school education or graduates who are seeking to develop good work habits and employment skills in preparation for successful competition in the labor market and full-time employment. In addition, Summer Youth Employment Program. The Summer program is designed to provide first-time work experience opportunities to economically disadvantaged youth. Call or email the Youth Career Center.

Provides assistance with resume writing, the job application process, filing for unemployment benefits, applying for financial aid, faxing services, bilingual services, and computer class instruction.

Provides training in bagging, labeling, collating and all aspects of packaging and assembly leading to employment for people with disabilities, ages 16 and up. Placement services offered and speech/communication, occupational therapy and psychological services available. No income restrictions. Documentation required to prove disability and parents consent required for individuals under 18.

The Town of Hempstead Department of Occupational Resources provides online career pathway services for Youth with Disabilities. A career pathway is a combination of high-quality education, training, and other services that lead to successively higher credentials and employment opportunities in growing occupations. Includes Virtual workshops, virtual recruitment events, career guidance, Free Career & Online Training Services and Remote Work Experience.

Provides Information and Referral. Offers a wide range of programs which may include book discussions, senior citizen's advocacy, exercise classes, bus trips, lectures, driving courses.

Offers a variety of cooking courses. Sample course offerings include: All About the Side; All Things Apple; Asian Fusion; Basic Knife Skills; Basic Sauces; Cake and Cupcake Decorating I; Cake and Cupcake Decorating II; Cake and Cupcake Decorating III; Cakes & Tortes; Chicken Classics; Cooking Methods Dry Heat vs Moist Heat; Cooking with Plant Based Alternatives; Culinary Basics I; Culinary Basics II; Culinary Basics III; Culinary Basics IV; Fabulous Fondant; Fall Harvest Pies; Fundamentals of Baking; Gluten Free Cooking; Grab and Go; Herbs & Vegetables; Holiday Brunch Ideas; Jams, Jellies & Preserves; Latin/Mexican Cuisine; No Bake Desserts; Nostalgic Italian Sunday Dinner; Perfect Pastries;Simple Appetizers; Soup's On!; Soup, Stews and Salads and The Cookie Jar. Courses vary each semester. Call for more information.

Provides support to individuals in order to prepare for, find and retain jobs. Specializing in working with individuals who have difficulty finding a job, individuals with disabilities and those who are receiving temporary assistance and/or food stamps. Provides support with job readiness training, placement in competitive industry, follow-up employment supports including job coaches, finding child care, transportation or assisting with appropriate clothing for work.