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Provides a safe space to support individuals in all stages of recovery. Offers various programs, meetings, and special events that are inclusive to the entire recovery community. The purpose is to help the individual and their support network develop the skills they require to maintain a successful recovery. This is a drop-in center and individuals are welcome and encouraged to drop in at any time during hours of operation.

Offers information on available services, activities, support, and advocacy for those who are deaf, hard of hearing and their families

Educates, supports and empowers mothers of special needs children, from birth through adulthood.

Offers a support group for children whose parents are alcoholics or drug addicts. The group provides education on alcohol and drug dependence and prevention, building self-esteem, and conflict resolution skills.

Provides mutual support and assistance to families and friends of alcoholics through support groups via telephone and referrals to local groups. Also offers Alateen, support groups for teenagers dealing with family or friends who are alcoholics.

Offers a twelve-Step program for anyone who has been affected by a friend or family member's drug addiction. Meeting participants share their experience, strength, and hope, and letting new people know they are not alone. Information is made available through public information, hospitals, institutions and websites.

Offers a twelve-Step program for anyone who has been affected by a friend or family member's drug addiction. Meeting participants share their experience, strength, and hope, and letting new people know they are not alone. Information is made available through public information, hospitals, institutions and websites.

Provides religious services and religious activities. Provides weekly worship at nursing homes, and visitation at South Oaks Hospital. Is a partner with St. Martin of Tours Catholic Church in the Amityville Ecumenical Ministry providing job referrals, soup kitchen, CEPU (Comprehensive Emergency Program for the Unemployed (631)598-2378), and counseling. Provides meeting space for Al-Anon, Explorer Scouts, and Girl Scouts. Sponsors the Grace Day School for preschoolers Monday-Friday.

Offers a twelve-Step program for anyone who has been affected by a friend or family member's drug addiction. Meeting participants share their experience, strength, and hope, and letting new people know they are not alone. Information is made available through public information, hospitals, institutions and websites.

Provides mutual support and assistance to families and friends of alcoholics through support groups via telephone and referrals to local groups. Meetings are held seven days a week. Also offers Ala-teen, support groups for teenagers dealing with family or friends who are alcoholics. Call for dates and locations of meetings or visit the website.

Offers epilepsy support groups run by a social worker for working adults coping with the effects of epilepsy in work, social and family life; young adults; parents and caregivers of children with epilepsy; a social group for adults with epilepsy and other intellectual/developmental disabilities; and a Suffolk Support Group for adults with epilepsy and their loved ones. Provides emotional support, information, and comradeship Appointment required.

Provides crisis consultation, education, and individualized support and advocacy for family members and concerned friends of persons labeled with schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, clinical depression, and other serious mental health diagnoses. Offers services to help caregivers of individuals with mental health issues. Provides a free 10-week course titled "Supportive Family Training."

Al-Anon is a group for anyone affected by another person's drinking. Al-Anon Family Groups includes Alateen for family members ages 12 to 18. Most Alateen groups meet at the same time and place as Al-Anon meetings. Each Alateen group has an adult Al-Anon member who serves as the group sponsor. Sponsors meet the NY State and NY Al-Anon legal criteria for adults working with minors. Alateen members facilitate their own meetings and routine operation of the group; sponsors are present and available for guidance and sharing knowledge of Al-Anon's principles.

Offers a support group for stroke survivors and their families.

Works with individuals with a gambling problem as well as their families and communities by supporting the individual and reducing barriers to care.

Provides one-on-one support and counseling, telephone, crisis support, and support groups to any family member and/or friend of a mentally ill individual, regardless of where treatment is being received.

* Provides a support group for the friends and family members of problem drinkers to share their experiences and learn how to apply the principles of the Al-Anon program to their individual situations.* Provides Alateen meetings for teen-aged family members and friends.

Offers resources, support, and connection to individuals and their families struggling with an addiction. Services include, individual, group, and family counseling as well as community support such as free narcan training.

Monthly meeting for siblings of children with developmental disabilities and their adjustment.

Offers a twelve-Step program for anyone who has been affected by a friend or family member's drug addiction. Meeting participants share their experience, strength, and hope, and letting new people know they are not alone. Information is made available through public information, hospitals, institutions and websites.

* Helps families and friends of alcoholics cope with alcoholism.* Helps adults whose personal lives and relationships are affected by having grown up in an alcoholic's home where one or both parents were problem drinkers.* Provides support for younger relatives and friends of alcoholics, led by youth and overseen by an Al-Anon member.

Provides a support group for any adult who has been impacted by alcohol abuse, substance abuse, or mental illness in a family member.

Provides compassion, support and information for families who have a loved one involved in the Criminal Justice System. Through this support system, families and friends learn to cope with incarceration and the transition of family reunification.

AL-ANON provides mutual support and assistance to families and friends of alcoholics through support groups via telephone and referrals to local groups. Also offers Alateen, support groups for teenagers dealing with family or friends who are alcoholics.

Provides three types of alcoholism meetings: open, which are open to anyone closed, for members and newcomers affected by another person's drinking and ala-teen, restricted to individuals up to 18 years of age. Special focus meetings are available for women, men, gays, and parents. Anonymity is protected for all members. Nassau County information service can provide pamphlets, meeting lists and al-anon information for clergy and social workers, health and education professionals. Arrangements can be made for speakers to present at schools, health fairs and other institutions. Monthly open meetings are specifically available for clergy, doctors, social workers and general public.