Provides supervised recreational programs, informal counseling/crisis intervention, special events, community outreach, education, information and referral services. Operates a drop-in lounge for neighborhood youth and homework help program is available.

Provides a safe and enriching environment for elementary school children with opportunities and experiences that stimulate a child's intellectual, social, physical and emotional development. This program also offers a full day vacation camp during the February and April school vacation weeks.

A program designed for high school boys to build self-esteem and confidence through leadership, social responsibility and other similar activities.

An art, music and cultural development program for youth.

Provides a program designed for high school students which helps foster character, personal growth, leadership skills and encourage community service. Activities include a guidance center, Liberty Keystone Club Leadership program, Community service, Junior Keystone Leadership program, College Quest, Recognition programs, Computer lab, and Friday night events such as battle of the bands, open mic and more.

Program provides computer skills training which offers hands on training for those who are unemployed. Also included is English as a Second Language, workshops in youth leadership, self-esteem, employment opportunities, and technology to help students meet the changing demands of today's job market.

Provides a program for children with autism the chance to increase their socialization skills, with an emphasis on educational structured play.

Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks is a fraternal society which offers community services, scholarships, youth and veterans services. Meetings are held the 2nd and 4th Thursday . Call for more information.

Teens (grades 9-12) enjoy opportunities to meet new friends, stay fit, develop leadership skills, engage in Jewish life and learning and participate in community service. Volunteer opportunities are available in a variety of programs after school and on the weekends. The Teen Services Center also has numerous academic test prep offerings: SAT, PSAT, ACT, and Regents review with NYS certified teachers.

Afternoon recreation programs for middle school youth in safe, supervised environment. Programs focus on healthy development, positive skill-building, prevention, and enrichment through activities like sports, music and arts, games, wellness events, and more.

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.

Provides programs and services that ensure the healthy development of the town's children and youth from birth to age 21. Current programs address after school care, adolescent mental health, youth employment, youth court, leadership development, alternative activities, information and referral, case management services, youth drop-in center, and Grandparents Raising Children support group. Provides a Speakers Bureau, Youth Advisory Committee and recreational activities. Call for further information.

Offers various summer and winter programs. Call for additional information.

Scouting provides character education programs for young people, teaching citizenship, physical and mental fitness while building leadership, self-esteem and confidence. Programs include Cub Scouts for boys, first through fifth grades, Boy Scouts for boys, ages 11-18 and Venturing for young men and women ages 14 through 20.

Provides recreational and educational programs to youth during the summer. Activities include special guest, playing sports, arts and crafts, and "theme" days. Program is offered in July and August.

Plans, coordinates and evaluates the activities of public, private and nonprofit agency services devoted to youth under age 21 within the town. To accomplish this, the Youth Bureau finds three community-based youth service agencies. They provide counseling, tutoring, mentoring, job readiness, after school program, leadership programs, volunteer activities, drop-in lounge, open gyms and summer day and evening programs. The Youth Bureau also oversees the Islip Town Runaway and Homeless Youth Programs. Room 312.

Dedicated to providing a safe and welcoming environment so that all youth, all families, and the entire community achieve their potential. Among the services offered by Glen Cove Youth Bureau are the following: Summer Employment Program, Internship Program, Youth Bureau Summer Camp, After 3 Program, Youth Drop-In Center, Youth Center After School Program, Remote Learning Program (COVID), Mentoring, Family Services Program, Glen Cove Youth Bureau Events and more.

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.

Port Chester Police Youth Leadership Forum seeks to enhance police youth relations through positive interactions, utilizing role playing and life story exercises.

A before and after school enrichment program offering language arts, science, math, creative writing, drama, sports, stories, woodworking, arts and crafts, computers, homework assistance, vocation programs, field trips, ice skating, and special programs. School vacation programs available, but not for summer.

Offers a variety of fun and education programs for children, teens and adults, such as book clubs, story hour, including a special collection of books, DVDs and e-books for children and teens.

Provides a safe space for middle school youth to socialize. Volunteer opportunities are available. Program is open to middle school students all over Long Island.

Offers an after school program that enhances a safe place to learn, develop ongoing relationships with peers and adult professionals, build self esteem and confidence through life skill enhancing programs, and character development experiences.

Provides opportunities for children and youth to develop individual and group initiative and responsibility, self-reliance, courage, personal fitness, discipline and other desirable qualities of character through participation in a wide range of organized recreational, educational and civic activities under the leadership of qualified adult volunteers. Older youth members in Scouts BSA Troops, work on developing their skills in camping, swimming, citizenship, communication, conservation, cooking, community living, first aid and a wide variety of other areas, and usually earn merit badges when they have demonstrated mastery of the skills that are required for a particular activity.

Programs include 4-H youth development clubs, in-school and after school programs, and special interest programs such as Choose Health Action Teens, Public Presentations, Forestry, Teen Council, Environmental Programs, Veterinary Science, and Tractor Safety. We help to connect youth and professional to opportunities and research-based information provided by Cornell and other land-grant institutions. Additionally we offer professional development for hands-on learning programs to school staff and other youth development programs, especially in the areas of nutrition, animal science and leadership development.