Serves, supports and strengthens public libraries in Nassau County. Promotes and facilitates resource sharing and collaboration among libraries. Distributes information from governmental agencies and educational/non-profit organizations to 54 member libraries. CE and training for member library staff. Consulting services, technical and problem-solving assistance in the areas of library management and operations. Co-sponsor of the Long Island Talking Books Library (located at the Suffolk Cooperative Library System) which circulates talking books via mail to the vision impaired and others unable to read or use printed books. Hosts Senior Connections Program. No public services provided at System headquarters.

Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) Trainings provide comprehensive and systematic training on various topic areas for domestic violence program staff, to improve their understanding of current issues impacting women who are abused. Such topics include: the nature and dynamics of domestic violence, socio-political understanding of domestic violence, cultural competency, offender accountability, the impact on society, effects on family members, safety plans, service provision, lethality, counseling, substance abuse, mental illness, relevant provisions of state and federal law, working operations and limits of various elements of the civil, criminal justice and legal system, and immigration.

Provides community organizations involved with the program, Building For Success, with assistance and training in the areas of leadership and program development, community engagement and organizational development with the goal of better meeting the needs of youth, families and communities in need of social services.

* Supports health and human service nonprofits in a six-county region by providing operational and program support. Conducts fundrainsing opportunities. * Provides leadership development and opportunities for minority communities and young professionals.* Serves as a collaborator and convenor to address the community's most pressing social issues. Partners with Community Organizations to improve human service program coordination and delivery.* Host the Volunteer United platform at:https://unitedwayrocfls.galaxydigital.com/ that connects local agencies with volunteers and in-kind donations. * Administers four annual signature volunteerism events: Day of Caring every May, School Supply Drive, Multicultural Book Drive, and United for the Holidays.* Provides the ALICE Experience, a guided activity to learn about the tough decisions made by working families struggling to make ends meet and how local non-profits help.

Works with community agencies, businesses, schools, families and other stakeholders to promote inclusion of individuals with disabilities in all facets of life through training and technical assistance on disability management and persons with disabilities in the workplace individuals and entities affected by the Americans with Disabilities Act students with disabilities transitioning from secondary education settings to adult living, earning and learningWorkshops, training and consultation available in: pre-employment screening health benefit plans workplace accommodations for persons with disabilities human resource practices

Workshops and community presentations to facilitate anti-racism initiatives.

* Provides technical/career education programs for high school, disabled students and adults. Centers in Flint, Williamson, Newark Special education classes for disabled children Clinical support services Alternative programs for high school Adult literacy Staff and workforce development programs TASC (GED) exam preparation Some literacy programs