Program assists seniors 60 years and over to remain in their own homes after retirement. Residents are provided with case management, information and referral, volunteer services, and medical case management and must live in the catchment area which is a census track in the Greenlawn area and include some sections of Greenlawn, E. Northport and Huntington. Call for an appointment.

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.

Caseworkers and Senior Citizen Advocates from the Suffolk County Office for the Aging will answer questions and give assistance from 8:30 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. on weekdays. Assistance may include: Information and Referrals; Guiding and connecting caregivers to needed services for themselves and their family members and Assisting caregivers with applications for benefit programs.

Provides information and referrals to resources in the community, such as social services, legal issues, domestic violence, etc.

Provides telephone calls to community members who are homebound or physically isolated who are suffering from psychological or emotional problems or who require a support system. Persons called can be self-referred or referred by physician, psychiatrist, mental health center, case manager, health care provider, or hotline counselor. Also provides therapist referrals and a referral service.

Provides a supplemental nutrition program for women, infants, and children. This program provides nutrition counseling, classes, and checks to pay for specific WIC foods, such as infant cereal and formula, milk, eggs, juice, cereal, peanut butter, beans, carrots, and tuna fish.

Recovers parentally abducted children and helps to resolve parental custodial disputes through the use of: professional family mediators the toll free number for in-flight and contemplating parents preventative counseling for parents contemplating abduction of their children and referrals to additional agencies and services.

Program assists seniors 60 years and over to remain in their own homes after retirement. Services offered: healthcare monitoring and screenings, connections to benefits and services, home maintenance assistance and minor repairs, counseling, case management and service coordination, and nutrition assistance, as well as social and recreational opportunities.

This initiative is designed to educate consumers and health care providers about who is at risk for depression and anxiety during and after pregnancy, the sign of these problems, and how to get help.

Services are designed to meet the needs and interests of older adults, including Senior Advocate and AARP. Please call for further information.

Services are designed to meet the needs and interests of older adults, caregivers and professionals working with the elderly.

Provides following services for people living within boundaries of the parish: advocacy information and referral food pantry volunteer driving funds for transportation to DSS referrals for clothing and furniture through the St. Vincent de Paul Society thrift shop and various support groups (bereavement, moms and tots, caregivers).

Provides Information and referrals to low income individuals and families of needed resources and services, case management or service coordination and advocacy if they need someone to speak or guide them when applying for services.

Responds to all allegations of sexual abuse of a minor by a priest, deacon, or other religious officials. Responsibilities include initial report and intake, meeting with the complainant, notifications, notice to the accused, and disclosures to the victim. The Diocesan Review Board reviews the case and sends their recommendation to the Bishop. This agency also aids in restorative healing responses to victims, families, parishes and communications, immediate and ongoing intervention to repair harm and promote healing, coordination of medical evaluation and treatment services, spiritual guidance, identification of support groups and other social services and resources for healing. Also includes all safe environment initiatives for the Diocese. Call for more information.

Provides "on the street" services to Long Island's unsheltered persons in need. Trained members offer crisis intervention and referrals for essential services, including emergency housing. Team members also distribute kits with clothes, non-perishable foods, blankets, and toiletries to individuals living on the street. The team also works with local shelters, businesses, and houses of worship to assist with resources. Please call for more information.

Offers assistance to those living within parish boundaries with food from the food pantry, advocacy, referrals and information for services such as utilities, Department of Social Services, healthcare, transportation, tax information, government services and senior advocacy.

Services are designed to meet the needs and interests of older adults, caregivers and professionals working with the elderly. Offers AARP, and programs which may include topics such as Eldercare Law and Medicare.

Offers outpatient psychotherapy services to women and men who suffer with anorexia,bulimia, compulsive overeating, binging, and body image problems. Serves individuals who struggle with anxiety/phobia disorders, 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 education and training workshops to professionals and the community on eating disorders and other mental health issues. cal for more information.

Volunteers needed as telephone crisis counselors for agency's 24-hour hotline and the support line which provides telephone visits to homebound individuals. Training in crisis intervention communication skills provided, consisting of 24 hours classroom hours and 24 hours hands on training in conjunction with an experienced hotline counselor. Shifts are available 24 hours per day, 7 days per week. Request commitment of one 4 hour shift per week for a minimum of 6 months. College-age and adults.

Assisting those in need by helping with applications for social services assistance and to receive other help through the local community.

Provides advocacy and information for those in need including referrals to DSS. Food pantry is available.

Services are designed to meet the needs and interests of older adults, including AARP, Homebound Service and computer instruction.

Provides the Christian message of hope, forgiveness and love to teenagers from all denominations and backgrounds. LIYFC trains and motivates young people to be leaders and positive examples among their peers. Mobilizes church youth to service projects and individual acts of caring and love. Serves all of Long Island. Newsletter and Agency Brochure available.

Provides daily hot meals in a social atmosphere. People can also opt to order frozen meals to take home. After school program offered for youth during the school year and 6 week summer camp offered when school not in session. Additional services include a private book club, bible study, exercise group, licensed daycare, community resource information, line dancing, and daily activities for seniors. Seniors should call to have an up-to-date activity schedule mailed to them, or visit the Community Center's Facebook page: www.facebook.com/pg/DJCCCBuffalo/

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.