Offers information and referral for resources and services for anyone with disabilities that has been victimized by abuse, neglect or violation of rights.

Provides outreach, crisis intervention, housing counseling, benefits advocacy, tenant/landlord mediation, representation in administration proceedings with government agencies, home ownership counseling and translation.

School district 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.

The Lung Cancer Information and Support Line is a source of information about lung cancer. A phone buddy program, a newsletter, an online support community and a clinical trials matching service are also available. Also maintains a website which is a credible source for information about lung cancer symptoms, early disease management, treatments for those living with the disease, lung cancer-related news and advocacy issues.

Operates one of Long Islands largest non-commercial, free-form radio station. Tune in any time and you'll hear sounds ranging from interviews, commentary, jazz, pop, punk, metal, electronic, noise, funk, folk, blues, reggae, polka, world music, live music, spontaneous mixes and groovy combustion. Our signal can be heard at 90.1 FM on most of Long Island, and in Southern Connecticut, parts of NYC (Brooklyn and Queens), and Westchester County. We are also simulcasting on 107.3 to reach Stony Brook University campus. It can be heard over the Internet, by using the links at the top of any pages on the WUSB website. We are licensed by the FCC to Stony Brook University as a 3,600 watt non-commercial station located on the campus of Stony Brook University. We have served the campus and Long Island listening communities with a diverse broadcast mix of music, news, public affairs, drama and sports programming. Our 24/7 schedule is made possible by a volunteer staff efforts of over 160 Stony Brook students, faculty, staff, alumni and community residents. Behind-the-scenes as well as on-air work, combined with a variety of nationally syndicated radio programs integrated into the schedule, creates the 168 hours per week of innovative and high-quality programming. Also offers Stony Brook Seawolves sports broadcasts. Daily program information can be obtained by calling (631)632-WUSB. Call for more detailed information.

Provides 24-hour suicide prevention and crisis intervention, telephone counseling services. Provides information and referral services and therapist referrals.

Stories, songs, rhymes and group play for infants/toddlers and their parents. Informal opportunity for parents to meet other parents and caregivers.

Local public library. Libraries offer numerous programs such as child reading, adult literacy programs, computer classes, and workshops; have access to WiFi, 5 public PCs and free help. Call directly for more details on available programs, services, and operating hours. Proof of address required for library card to borrow materials. No documentation required to enter library.

Local town government information for residents in the town of Delaware.

ADRC plays an important role in educating Long Island’s caregivers. Both professional caregivers who work in assisted living facilities or nursing homes, and individual family members who have a loved one with Alzheimer’s, benefit from increased knowledge and practical training exercises.

Provides Reference, Information and Referral, Readers Advisory and programs for children from birth through grade 6 as well as their parents. Programs and services include the Parent/Child Workshop, Homework Help, arts and crafts, storytimes, and performances and films.

Offers a variety of information resources which are made available to the community. Special Services Include: large print books, books on cassette, childrens programs, summer reading program, and videos for the hearing impaired.

Provides the opportunity for local residents to borrow books, magazines, audio books, e-book devices, videos, DVDs and CDs for free, including access to computers, the internet, online databases, download books and more.

Provides a comprehensive array of support services for individuals and families in need. Services include emergency and other financial assistance, counseling, benefits assistance, addiction support, case management, employment referrals, holiday programs and more.

Provides Reference, Information and Referral, Reader's Advisory, E-Reference and Live Librarian. Programs include book discussions and may include computer instruction.

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.

Offers outpatient psychotherapy services to women and men who suffer with anorexia, bulemia, compulsive overeating, bingeing, and body image problems. Serves individuals who struggle with anxiety/phobia, depression, substance abuse, and the effects of trauma. Outpatient services include: individual psychotherapy, group therapy, family therapy, nutrition counseling and meal planning, wellness programs, and training and education. Provides education and training workshops to professionals and the community on eating disorders and other mental health issues. Call for more information.

Teaches customers more about saving money on energy bills and about Con Edison's programs and services. The Advocates can talk with civic, social, religious, professional or other groups at their local meetings. There's no cost to schedule a presentation. Also provides information, depending on the season, on cooling centers, heat stress and tips on how to save on your energy bills, as in winter keeping the house from losing heat, safety tips, managing the thermostat, and more.

Driving Towards Resilience program provides neighborhood and community based services for individuals living in Rockland and Westchester Counties through behavioral health mobile units. The mobile units is available in the community at scheduled designated sites and it is equipped with spaces for confidential conversations, as well as space for those seeking connection and support in a calm and welcoming environment, and capacity for telehealth connection to additional resources.

Provides a soup kitchen for lunch on Mondays through Fridays. Gives referrals for shelter to the needy of Long Island. Offers showers and clothings for those who need. Also houses a clothing shop where donated items are given away. Provides a speakers bureau and will send speakers out to community meetings and local organizations. Open to all.

To help anyone affected by obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD) and related disorders to live full and productive lives. Aim is to increase access to effective treatment, and connect those who are affected by OCD to the professionals who can treat them.

A centralized system that provides assessment for referral to the following treatment programs: Partial Hospitalization Program, Outpatient Mental Health Services, Continuing Day Treatment Program and Family Counseling Services. Call.

Provides limited emergency food (no perishables) and referrals to emergency shelters (cost is shared with other agencies if necessary). Also provides financial assistance to the immediate parish families only when needed. Offers Bereavement Programs or referrals to programs (suicide, death of children, widow, widowers, miscarriage and stillbirths) one on one Employment Network and various other services. Call for additional information.

Fosters closer relations between the library and the community supports the library's functions, resources, services, and needs encourages benefactions, gifts, endowments, and bequests to the Rogers Memorial Library. Call for more information.

Offers small individual classes for 2,3, and 4 year old children as well as a Mommy and Me program for both toddlers and parents, play groups, outreach to the surrounding communities and parent workshops. Produces an agency brochure and provides a speakers bureau including topics such as self-esteem, rainy day activities, sibling rivalry and Kindergarten readiness. Offers parent membership to help with the running of the Nursery School.