Local public library. Libraries may offer child reading and adult literacy programs, also computer classes. Call directly for more details on available programs, services and operating hours. Proof of address and picture ID required for library card to borrow materials. No documentation required to enter library.

Provides resume preparation, helps with job searches, explores career options, provides access to training, gives tips for interview success, job readiness, English as a second language classes, DSS applications assistance, nonprofit service referrals and fields general human services questions.The program is in partnership with Suffolk County Department of Social Services and the Department of Labor.

Advocacy training for parents of children with disabilities and professionals.

Provides information about local government offices and services.

Advocates for quality, affordable and accessible child care in legislation and public policy for children and families. The Council collaborates and works with other child care organizations and community groups, schools, etc. to educate about and support high-quality child care.Child Care Council of Nassau outreaches to families via numerous organizations and agencies in the community through a variety of venues, including those that serve the Hispanic population (agency events, community fairs, libraries, churches, etc.). Families learn of various workshops, seminars, and webinars related to parenting in the community through email alerts from Council.Council actively participates with other child care and early education agencies in statewide efforts to create a cohesive and comprehensive agenda in Nassau County and Albany, and for clarification, support, and dissemination of statewide information.

Provides free on-loan books, DVDs, CDs, and media, including the availability to download books, ebooks, music and videos. Also has online databases and other internet materials, including computer and wifi access.

Provides Reference, Information and Referral, and Readers Advisory. Offers a wide range of programs which may include Arts/Crafts, Book Discussions, Cooking and Lectures.

Provides Information, Reference and Referral Services and Readers Advisory. Services and programs are designed to meet the needs of older adults, including but not limited to: Senior Advocate, AARP services such as Tax Counseling Assistance, Defensive Driving, movies, computer classes, arts and crafts.

Provides a number of programs for children and parents, such as Infant/toddler story times, family story time, preschool learning center activities, and parenting workshops.

Provides senior outreach workers to provide information about available resources in the community, assist with benefits/insurance information and applications, serve as advocates when seniors are having problems attaining services, and friendly visiting.

A council that provides a strong voice for individuals with developmental disabilities and their families on a local level, working with and through the Developmental Disabilities Service Office to plan, develop and monitor family support services.

Offers a variety of fun activities for children to encourage reading, such as reading clubs and story hours.

Offers information on resources and services for alcohol or drugs addiction.

Provides Reference, Information and Referral, Readers Advisory, and E-Reference. Programs and services may include a Teen Advisory Group, game nights, movie nights, arts and crafts, cooking and a summer reading club. I-pads and touch screen Windows PC in Teen Zone.

Assists Hispanic and African American individuals with disabilities to access resources that are available to them in order to participate in community life.

Provides books, magazines, and other media on-loan for free to the local community, including computer access and online databases, eBooks and more. Children's story time.

Provides the following: information on the relationship of food additives on a person's behavior, learning and health, dietary program for the attention deficit, autistic, pervasive developmental delay and chemically sensitive individual and written materials that help determine and avoid salicylates in foods, medications and other areas. Also offers food shopping guide, and telephone support from peer parents. Newsletter available.

Provides emergency services such as food, clothing, financial assistance, transportation and referral services to all persons residing in the Commack Community. Run in conjunction with St. Vincent de Paul Society. Call for further information.

Provides free child care resources and referrals to parents or guardians who need child care, an overview of available options, consumer education, information on financial assistance, and resource development and recruitment. Parent Services works with numerous community based organizations agencies, service providers, school districts, institutions of higher learning and the private sector to identify, collaborate, advocate and secure needed services for parents/caregivers. The department maintains a comprehensive NACCRRAware provider database for child care resource and referrals. Parent Services Department's Director is also oversees and coordinates the Legally Exempt Enrollment Program, which is responsible for all legally exempt enrollments.Families in need of child care can access Council's services for free by telephone, through the internet at Council's website, email, mail and fax or in person for child care options that best meet the family needs. Low income parents are given information about eligibility for child care subsidy through the Nassau County Department of Social Services (NC DSS) as well as information from the continously updated child care provider database regarding sliding scales, scholarships and multi-child discounts at various child care facilities. Each parent that calls the Council is offered information on Early Intervention services and/or the Early Childhood Direction Center for children with special needs, current financial information including Earned Income Tax Credits, Child & Dependent Care Credits, and Child Health Plus as well as referrals to assist them re:many other issues concerning the family (ex. legal, domestic violence, mental health, child abuse, etc.).Staff presents "Finding Child Care" workshops and/or sets up informational tables (where a parent counselor ins available to do on-site intakes) at various community fairs, libraries, meetings, conferences and community events. For further information please contact Child Care Council of Nassau at (516)358-9250.

An educational organization that provides a global hub of information about prevention and non-toxic therapies for cancer. Supports and funds biological cancer research and nutritional science investigations, works to eliminate carcinogenic substances from the environment and produces a newsletter via their website where there are several Resources and Practitioner Directory. Also offers books, DVD's and eBooks for donations.

MOTC of Suffolk County is a support group for mothers of multiples and expectant mothers of multiples. Services include clothing and equipment exchange, workshops for specific areas of interest and a library. Also hold seasonal parties and outings for moms, children and other family members. Meetings consist of a business meeting and guest speaker or other program. Monthly Newsletter Doubletalk is also published.

Local municipal services.

Offers information and referrals to services and resources in the community that may be needed by local residents.

Provide free legal information, assistance, and referrals to help resolve issues in areas such as housing, family, domestic violence, immigration, and public benefits, and try to prevent problems from turning into legal actions.

Provides advocacy for individuals with developmental disabilities and their families regarding school-related issues, or any area where the client is in need of advocacy.