Suffolk County Community Resource Guide

2021

Updated as of March 2021

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Suffolk County Community Resource Guide

Aging……………………………………………………………………….…… Page 1 Housing………………………………………………………………….……… Page 3 Immigration……………………………………………………………………… Page 7 Child Welfare Programs………………………………………………………… Page 10 Family Violence………………………………………………………………… Page 15 Health Providers………………………………………………………………… Page 19 Mental Health Providers………………………………………………………… Page 21 Substance Abuse Services………………………………………………………. Page 54 Civil Legal Services………………………………………………………….…. Page 79 Homelessness…………………………………………………………………… Page 90 Veterans………………………………………………………………………… Page 93 Court Alternatives (Mediation Services) ………………………………………. Page 97 Food Insecurity & Basic Necessities……………………………………………. Page 99 Legal Help During the COVID-19 Health Crisis……………………………….. Page 113

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Aging

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Suffolk County Department of Social Services Adult Protective Services Bureau (APS) 1-844-697-3505 https://ocfs.ny.gov/main/psa/Default.asp

Provides services for persons over 18 who are physically or mentally impaired and who are in a situation where they are harmed or threatened with harm by the actions of themselves or others. This often involves the frail elderly and adults who are physically or mentally disabled, seriously ill or alcohol/substance abusers. Potential clients have no one able or willing to help them meet their essential needs such as food, clothing, shelter, and for medical care. Any concerned person or agency should make a referral for services using the three numbers provided above. All calls are confidential and may be made anonymously.

In Case of Emergency ID Cards Suffolk County Sheriff’s Department 631-852-2206 http://www.suffolkcountyny.gov/sheriff/CommunityPrograms/InCaseofEmergencyIDCard.aspx

The Sheriff’s Office regularly visits senior centers, VFW halls and other community groups to provide emergency medical alert ID cards. The cards contain important information such as their identity, personal doctors, next of kin, medical conditions and medications, and who to contact in case of an emergency. The cards are meant to be carried at all times to assist emergency services personnel in providing the best possible care in the event the individual is unable to communicate their needs and other critical information*.

* While the cards may help in an emergency, they cannot be used for official identification purposes since they are only as accurate as the information provided by the applicant. The County of Suffolk, the Office of the Suffolk County Sheriff and his Deputies and Officers cannot be held responsible for any inaccurate information.

Suffolk County Office for the Aging Hauppauge: (631) 853-8200 Riverhead (631) 852-1420 www.suffolkcountyny.gov/aging

The Suffolk County Office for the Aging is the designated Area Agency on Aging under the Older Americans Act. For over 40 years, Suffolk County Office for the Aging has administered federal, state, and county programs for persons 60 years of age and older.

Specific goals for the Office are to develop a comprehensive service system designed to assist persons 60 years of age and older in maintaining maximum independence and dignity, to remove barriers to economic and personal independence, and to provide a continuum of care for the vulnerable elderly. Most importantly, Suffolk County Office for the Aging acts as an advocate on behalf of all Suffolk County senior citizens.

Contact the Office for information about the many programs and services offered.

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Housing

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Long Island Housing Services 640 Johnson Avenue, Suite 8 Bohemia, NY 11716 Suffolk: (631) 567-5111 Nassau: (516) 292-0400 www.lifairhousing.org

Initiated in 1969, Long Island Housing Services (LIHS) is a HUD-approved counseling agency and Long Island’s only HUD qualified Fair Housing Enforcement Organization. The mission of Long Island Housing Services is the elimination of unlawful housing discrimination and promotion of decent and affordable housing through advocacy and education. The agency promotes racial and economic integration and equal housing opportunities through direct client services, special projects and collaborative efforts with other non-profits and government enforcement agencies. Activities include counseling, investigation of discrimination in rentals, sales, lending and insurance, including testing, education and facilitating Fair Housing enforcement under federal, state, and local laws, helping to education and alert the public to avoid and report mortgage rescue scams; Tenant’s Rights Counseling geared to improving habitability, treatment, provide referrals and information about resources for various related issues and pre/post Homeownership Counseling. LIHS offers top quality counseling and free legal services for Foreclosure Prevention. Bilingual, Spanish fluent staff is available.

North Fork Housing Alliance, Inc. 116 South Street Greenport, New York 631-447-1070 800-662-1220 (TDD/TYY) http://www.greenportvillage.com/north-fork-housing-alliance/

Provides help to low and moderate income residents on the North Fork of Eastern Long Island acquire affordable housing. Services offered are as follows: referral assistance and information; mortgage acquisition and foreclosure assistance; housing rehabilitation assistance; subsidized housing assistance; loan/grant application assistance; advocacy and counseling; fair housing law assistance; health, safety violations and code enforcement; weatherization referrals; utility payment assistance; legal referrals.

Long Island HOPP Anchor Partner Program Public Advocacy Center Touro Law School 225 Eastview Drive, Room 222 Central Islip, NY 11722 631-650-2319 www.empirejustice.org

The Anchor Partner Program of the NYS Attorney General’s Homeownership Protection Program (HOPP) is coordinated by the Empire Justice Center on Long Island. The Program staff provides and coordinates legal services and housing counseling services related to HOPP and Super Storm Sandy out of the Central Islip office at the Touro Law School Public Advocacy Center. HOPP works with homeowners to help them understand their finances, connect them to free legal services, and even speak to the bank on their behalf. All this help is available in many languages, and is offered free of charge.

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Catholic Charities - Housing Department Contact: 516-733-7076 www.catholiccharities.cc

Catholic Charities' housing department provides seniors who meet income guidelines with the opportunity for safe and affordable housing and access to a supportive network of services. The program currently operates 16 housing facilities in Nassau and Suffolk counties, totaling more than 1,329 units.

Catholic Charities' housing department works to ensure the physical, social, and spiritual well-being of residents. Dedicated staff arranges social and educational events at the sites, identifying seniors’ needs, and help them access services for which they are eligible.

Apartments are available in Floral Park, Freeport, Inwood, Oceanside, Uniondale, Amityville, Brentwood, Central Islip, Coram, Hampton Bays, Medford, and Selden.

Fee: Rents vary by site. For some sites, rent is calculated as a percentage of the resident's income. Other sites have fixed rent.

Eligibility: Seniors 62 years and older who meet income guidelines are eligible with the exception of St. Anne's Gardens, which accepts seniors who are 60 or older. Call the housing department for updated guidelines. o Thea Bowman Residence in Amityville is an independent living facility for individuals and families with qualifying visual, hearing, or mobility impairments who are of low income.

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Additional Low Cost Rental Housing (For 62+ Income Eligible)

George Link Jr. Apartments Patchogue Village Community Development 110 George Link Jr. Circle (Section 8 Housing) Coram, New York 14 Baker Street 516-733-7076 – Info Patchogue, New York 516-486-1000 – Application 631-475-8851 x6

Cabrini Gardens Community Housing Innovations 110 Middle Country Road (Men only) Coram, New York 55 Medford Avenue, Suite B 516-733-7076 – Info Patchogue, New York 516-486-1000 - Application 631-475-6390

Msgr. Henry Reel Village I & II St. Joseph’s Village 590 Christopher Court 2000 Boyle Road Medford, New York Selden, New York 516-733-7076 – Info 516-733-7076 – Info 516-486-1000 – Application 516-486-1000 – Application

Mercy Center Ministries Bishop McGann Village 19 Weeks Street 200 Bishop McGann Drive Blue Point, New York Central Islip, New York 631-363-6009 516-733-7076 – Info 516-486-1000 – Application The Ministries Seabury Barn 227 North Country Road Mount Sinai, New York 631-331-8817

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Immigration

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Central American Refugee Center (CARECEN) 2000 Brentwood Road, Second Floor Brentwood, New York 11717 631-273-8721 http://www.carecenny.org/

CARECEN has provided high quality legal assistance to immigrant communities in Nassau and Suffolk counties for over thirty years. We currently offer a variety of legal services in both affirmative and defensive cases, including initial and renewal requests for temporary protected status (TPS) and Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA), green card renewals, naturalization, adjustment of status, family petitions, unlawful presence waivers, special immigrant juvenile status (SIJS), among others. We screen for a broad range of legal relief when we meet with our clients and inform them of the immigration benefits they are eligible to apply for and the implications of applying for them.

Catholic Charities - Immigration and Refugee Resettlement 143 Schleigel Boulevard Amityville, NY 11701 Telephone: 631-789-5210 https://www.catholiccharities.cc/our-services/immigration-and-refugee-resettlement

Catholic Charities welcomes immigrants into our community, providing the guidance and assistance necessary to stabilize their situations and achieve self-sufficiency as quickly as possible. With services in seven languages, Catholic Charities focuses on legal counseling, refugee resettlement, and advocacy.

Our counselors currently handle more than 9,000 active cases, including adjustments of immigration status, family reunification, work authorizations, political asylum, visa extensions, and citizenship applications. They also offer legal assistance to victims of human trafficking and immigrant victims of various crimes including domestic violence.

Anyone is eligible to receive services, regardless of status, documentation, or national origin. Fees are based on ability to pay for some essential services. Fee: Anyone is eligible to receive services, regardless of status, documentation, or national origin. Fees are based on ability to pay for some essential services.

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New York State Office for New Americans 1-800-566-7636 – Hotline https://www.newamericans.ny.gov/

The New York State Office for New Americans helps New Americans fully participate in New York State civic and economic life. We are committed to strengthening New York State’s welcoming environment for New Americans and facilitating their success by:

• Creating a network of neighborhood-based “Opportunity” Centers • Increasing access to English-for-Speakers-of-other-Languages (ESOL) training. • Preparing New Americans for the naturalization process. • Connecting New Americans to business resources to harness their entrepreneurial spirit. • Developing and leveraging the professional skills of New Americans. • Maximizing the number of young people receiving Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals. • Strengthening the connections between New Americans and their communities through civic engagement and other opportunities. • Reduce exploitation of New Americans by scammers and con artists. • Marshal State resources to better serve New Americans.

Sepa Mujer (Services for the Advancement of Women) Martha Maffei – Executive Director Public Advocacy Center Touro Law School 225 Eastview Drive, Suite 221 Central Islip, NY 11722 631-650-2307 www.sepamujer.org

SEPA Mujer, Services for the Advancement of Women is a community-based not for profit organization dedicated to the empowerment of Latina immigrant women through education and advocacy, legal rights and leadership skills training, and community organizing. The organization was formed in November 1993 by Long Island women, both immigrants and advocates, in response to the need of Latina immigrant women to educate, support and organize in order to improve their condition as one of the most vulnerable groups on Long Island and in the country.

For over 20 years, SEPA Mujer has trained community organizations and public agencies on special immigrant relief under the Violence Against Women Act, facilitated workshops on community organizing and other topics relevant to the community, and worked with service providers and law enforcement to appropriately respond to the needs of Latinas. SEPA Mujer focuses its legal services on relief for immigrant survivors of violence, and provides free legal representation and referrals to support battered immigrant women in leaving abusive relationships.

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Child Welfare Programs

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Center for Restorative Practices, Inc. (Hope for Youth) Touro Law Center Public Advocacy Center 225 Eastview Drive, Room 206 Central Islip, NY 11722 631-691-5100

The Center for Restorative Practices, Inc. has a central mission to break the “School-to-Prison Pipeline” and reduce Disproportionate Minority representation in the juvenile justice system. They are advocates, advisors, and trainers in Restorative Justice, Restorative Practices and Non-violent Communication. These approaches and skills constitute effective viable alternatives to: incarceration, residential placement, school suspensions and expulsions. The Crime Victims Center (CVC) dba Parents for Megan’s Law 100 Comac Street Ronkonkoma, New York 11779 631-689-2672 – Office 631-322-9234 – Rape Crisis Hotline 24/7 631-626-3156 – Violent Crime & Hate Crime Hotline 24/7 Offices in Ronkonkoma and Patchogue www.thecrimevictimscenter.org www.parentsformeganslaw.org

The Crime Victims Center (CVC) is a community based not-for-profit organization providing trauma informed, comprehensive bilingual support services to child and adult victims of sexual assault, victims of domestic violence, human trafficking, survivors of homicide, all victims of violent crime and elderly, minor and disabled victims of all crime. The CVC is a NYS Rape Crisis Center and the Suffolk County Crime Victims Center, providing a 24-Hour Crisis Hotline, victim support services, community-based prevention and education programming in schools and community organizations and Megan’s Law community and law enforcement support programs.

Free short and long-term counseling is available for children and their non-offending family members by an agency NYS Licensed Psychologist or Social Worker. Both our Ronkonkoma and Patchogue offices are equipped with full play therapy rooms designed to work with child victims of sexual abuse, domestic violence, and other violent crimes. Agency Certified Rape Crisis Counselors are available for courtroom and medical appointment accompaniment, criminal justice and family court advocacy, crisis support, and information and referrals for concrete services and medical and legal assistance. Assistance is also provided in applying for compensation for reimbursement for expenses related to crime.

EAC, Inc. Court Appointed Special Advocate Programs Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) 631-853-4260 https://eac-network.org/court-appointed-special-advocates/

The Long Island CASA Programs are foster care advocacy programs in which trained volunteers assist the Family Court by fact-finding, interviewing, and reporting on children in foster care. Volunteers, known as Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASAs) are interested men and women from all walks of life, trained by EAC Network to work with program staff and the courts. When a case is assigned to a CASA volunteer, (s)he will speak with caseworkers from public or private agencies that are caring for the child. (S)he will interview caseworkers, and will make visits to the child in the foster home. Other parties to the case who may be contacted include school officials, therapists, doctors or family attorneys.

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EAC, Inc. Project Access 3555 Veterans Memorial Highway Ronkonkoma, NY 11779 631-737-1454 www.eacinc.org/project-access/

The goal of Project Access is to improve non-custodial parents’ access to and visitation with their children, and improve their ability and willingness to participate fully in financially supporting their children and being part of their lives in meaningful, responsible ways. Services to families include a combination of mediation, counseling, education, development of parenting plans, and visitation enforcement through supervised visitation, and monitored child exchange.

EAC, Inc. Suffolk County Child Advocacy Center 84 Wheeler Road Central Islip, NY 11722 631-439-0480 www.eacinc.org/suffolk-county-child-advocacy/

The Suffolk County Child Advocacy Center at The Pat & Mary Bagnato Place For Kids is a facility for child victims of physical and sexual abuse. The mission of the Child Advocacy Center is to provide a neutral, child-focused environment where a coordinated response to child abuse allegations may be pursued in ways that support and protect children, non-offending parents and other family members. Each staff member is a certified Emergency Room Companion who is on call 24 hours a day to meet child victims of sexual assaults at hospital emergency rooms. In addition the Child Advocacy Center hosts public education forums on issues related to child abuse as well as providing referrals, accompaniment to court, offering much needed emotional support to the child and families and assistance in completing forms for Crime Victims Board reimbursement. Child Advocacy Center staff facilitates a peer support group for child victims and their non-offending parents called the Kids 2 Kids program.

EAC, Inc. Suffolk County Children’s Center at Cohalan Court 400 Carleton Avenue #A-236 Central Islip, NY 11722 631-853-4509 https://eac-network.org/suffolk-county-childrens-center-at-cohalan-court/

EAC Network’s Suffolk Children’s Center at Cohalan Court offers an alternative to crowded courtrooms and waiting areas and enables parents with young children to attend to their court business. The Children’s Center is a safe, secure and nurturing environment for children ages 6 weeks to 12 years of age. All are cared for by trained, professional childcare providers and volunteers. While at the center the children are engaged in supervised free play, arts and crafts, age appropriate computer games, access to a library of children’s books and also receive healthy snacks. Our staff promotes Literacy by giving a new book to each child that attends the center and encourages the parents to read to their children. Community Referrals are also provided to parents and staff assists them in getting any type of services they might need for their children.

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EAC, Inc. Supervised Visitation Program 3555 Veterans Memorial Highway Ronkonkoma, NY 11779 631-737-1454 https://eac-network.org/supervised-visitation/

Supervised Visitation provides supervision for visits between parents and children when the court feels that unsupervised access may be dangerous and harmful to the child. Families are directed to the program through a court order. After an intake and orientation process, a visiting schedule is determined. Non- custodial parents and their child(ren) generally visit once per week for an hour at EAC Network facilities. Off-site supervision is also available if directed by the court. Program staff monitors visits and provide reports to the court on the progress of visits. Parents also receive help in improving parenting skills, learning appropriate play behavior and help in developing positive relationships with their children. Visiting hours are scheduled for evenings and weekends, at a convenient location in Ronkonkoma. There is a sliding scale fee for services which supplements grant income.

Long Island Visitation & Family Services, Inc. 329 E. Main Street, Suite 5 Smithtown, New York 11787 631-656-8411 www.livfs.com

Supervised Visitation Services: • On-site visits held in our family room, where one family visits at a time and is monitored by on- site security. • Off-site visits held at various community locations previously agreed upon by all parties (i.e., parks). • Off-site supervision also available during special occasions (i.e., religious and/or school events). • Interaction and conversation is closely monitored during visits as families are never left unattended. • Detailed Interaction Reports are provided to the referring judge, referee, and the attorney for the child. • LIVFS is a proud member of the National Supervised Visitation Network

Therapeutic Visitation Services: • Focus is on the children’s needs and comfort level throughout the visit. • Visiting Parents are provided support and direction in engaging with their children. • Visiting Parents are assisted in focusing on how to meet their children’s needs. • Visits are offered both on-site and off-site, when appropriate.

Coached Visitation Services: • Therapeutic in nature as Visit Supervisors take on the role of a “coach” for the Visiting Party. • Brings traditional supervised visitation to the next level using cueing and modeling. • Visiting Parents are assisted in focusing on how to meet their children’s needs. • Visiting Parents meet with their Visit Supervisor before and after each visit to discuss their visit.

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Supervised Exchange Services: • Exchanges may take place at our center or off-site at a neutral location. • Exchanges may take place at the home of either party, when appropriate.

Parenting Education Services: • “Common Sense Parenting” is a research-based curriculum for parents of children ages 2-16. • Participants receive a parent handbook to keep, along with all course material. • Participants who fulfill the necessary requirements receive a Certificate of Completion. • Workshops are facilitated by certified parent trainers as well as professionally trained staff.

Home Evaluation Services: • Evaluators extensively review the home; evaluations are detailed, accurate and thorough. • Parties may provide a detailed listing of concerns regarding the home to ensure all areas are addressed.

Runaway Youth Shelters Family Service League 790 Park Avenue Huntington, New York 631-427-3700

Brookhaven Town Hall Sanctuary Program 1 Independence Hill Farmingville, New York 631-451-8011 or 631-751-7500

Mercy Center Ministries 5 Sejon Drive Sayville, New York 631-563-0454

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Family Violence

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Brighter Tomorrows, Inc. PO Box 706 Shirley, NY 11967 631-395-1800 – 24 Hour Hotline 631-395-1801 – Administrative Phone www.brightertomorrowsli.org

Founded in 1986, Brighter Tomorrows, Inc. is a 501(c) (3) human service agency dedicated to empowering survivors of domestic violence through the provision of safe housing, supportive counseling, and legal advocacy services on Long Island. Brighter Tomorrows’ value-driven programs seek to connect women and children with a nurturing community while enhancing their personal security, independence, and self-esteem.

Brighter Tomorrows services clients from Nassau and Suffolk Counties, as well as the Five Boroughs, the Tri-State, and across the East Coast. Our secure domestic violence shelter offers clients the opportunity to begin to recover from their abuse in a safe, structured environment. The residential program includes case management services, clinical support groups, educational workshops, transportation, and childcare. Brighter Tomorrows’ innovative transitional housing program facilitates independent living for previous residents of our domestic violence shelter and for survivors of human trafficking. Clients are provided with ongoing support services and referrals while they attend degree programs or vocational training and seek out permanent employment and housing. In addition to our shelter services, Brighter Tomorrows offers individual and group counseling in a non-residential setting and staffs a 24-hour crisis hotline. Brighter Tomorrows also works within the criminal justice system, providing bilingual advocacy to survivors of domestic violence in Family, District, Integrated Domestic Violence, Felony Youth, and Human Trafficking Courts, as well as piloting a therapeutic re-entry program for women who have been incarcerated. Brighter Tomorrows is a leading source of education, awareness, and insight about the many facets of abuse and the individuals it impacts in our community.

The Crime Victims Center (CVC) dba Parents for Megan’s Law 100 Comac Street Ronkonkoma, New York 11779 631-689-2672 – Office 631-322-9234 – HOTLINE 24/7 Offices in Ronkonkoma and Patchogue www.thecrimevictimscenter.org www.parentsformeganslaw.org

The Crime Victims Center (CVC) is a community based not-for-profit organization providing trauma informed, comprehensive bilingual support services to child and adult victims of sexual assault, victims of domestic violence, human trafficking, survivors of homicide, all victims of violent crime and elderly, minor and disabled victims of all crime.

The CVC is a NYS Rape Crisis Center and the Suffolk County Crime Victims Center, providing a 24- Hour Crisis Hotline, victim support services, community-based prevention education programming in schools and community organizations and Megan’s Law community and law enforcement support programs. Free short and long-term counseling is available for children and adults and their non- offending family members by an agency NYS Licensed Psychologist or Social Worker.

CYC Certified Rape Crisis Counselor Advocates assist in obtaining orders of protection, provide courtroom advocacy, medical appointment accompaniment, criminal justice and family court advocacy,

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Long Island Coalition Against Domestic Violence PO Box 1269 Bay Shore, NY 11706 631-666-8833 – 24 Hour Hotline 631-666-7181 – Administrative Phone www.sccadv.org

The Long Island Coalition Against Domestic Violence offers a holistic program of services. Recognizing that domestic violence affects all aspects of a victim's life, we address as many needs as possible. We continue to provide a 24-hour hotline, shelter, precinct outreach project, courtroom advocacy, legal assistance, employment advocacy, community and youth education, and counseling services for adults and children. Bi-lingual (English and Spanish) services are available for those seeking counseling and in the precincts and courthouse. SCCADV offers a translation service on the 24-hour hotline, which allows trained hotline counselors to communicate with callers in over 100 different languages.

The Retreat, Inc. 13 Goodfriend Drive East Hampton, NY 11937 (631) 329-2200 – 24 Hour Hotline (631) 329-4398 – Administrative Phone www.theretreatinc.org

The Retreat’s mission is to provide safety, shelter and support for victims of domestic abuse and to break the cycle of family violence.

The Retreat is a community-based, not-for-profit domestic violence services agency serving the North and South Forks of Long Island since 1987. The Retreat provides a wide array of direct services including a local residential shelter for women and children, a 24-hour domestic violence crisis hotline, individual and group counseling, legal advocacy for all victims of domestic violence, programs to engage troubled fathers and other men who may be at risk of committing family violence, and an in-school violence prevention education program. All services are provided free of charge.

Suffolk County District Attorney’s Office Victim Services Unit North County Complex - Building 77 Veterans Memorial Highway, Hauppauge, NY 11788 631-853-4138 – Central Islip 631-852-2555 – Riverhead 631-852-8800 – East End www.suffolkcountyny.gov/da

The Victim Services Unit has offices in Riverhead, Central Islip, and the east end. Referrals are received primarily from hospitals, funeral homes, doctors, community agencies, and police. The Victim Assistance Program provides services to crime victims, their families, and witnesses. Services include assistance with filing for compensation with the New York State Crime Victims Board, assistance with filing Orders of Protection, court and case information, victim advocacy with other private and public agencies, and post- conviction assistance.

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Suffolk County Sheriff’s Office Domestic Violence Unit 631-853-7590 or 631-852-2200

Provides service of civil protective orders

New York Sheriff’s Victim Hotline 1-888-VINE-4-NY (1-888-846-3469) https://www.vinelink.com/#/home/site/33004

The New York Sheriffs’ Victim Hotline (VINE) is a service through which victims of crime can use the telephone or Internet to search for information regarding the custody status of their offender and to register to receive telephone and e-mail notification when the offender’s custody status changes.

New York State Office of Victim Services Crime Victim Compensation 1-800-247-8035 https://ovs.ny.gov/help-crime-victims

The Office of Victim Services may be able to help with medical bills and counseling expenses; burial and funeral costs; lost wages; and other types of assistance. OVS also provides guidance and support to the network of victim service providers that it funds across New York State. Professionals who work for victim service providers can access documents, advisory bulletins, informational e-mails and other information.

Victims Information Bureau of Suffolk, Inc. (VIBS) PO Box 346 Central Islip, NY 11722 631-360-3606 – 24 Hour Hotline 631-360-3730 – Administrative Phone www.vibs.org

Established in 1976, Victims Information Bureau of Suffolk (VIBS) has been a pioneer in the domestic violence and rape crisis movements. Our mission is to assist the survivors of domestic violence, rape and sexual assault; to prevent the incidence of these crimes through education and services; and to raise community awareness of the need for justice and compassion for victims. Because we envision a community free of all forms of abuse, we advocate for societal changes that will eliminate or decrease domestic and sexual violence.

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Health

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The Suffolk County Health Center at East HRHCare Health Center Hampton 501 North Ocean Avenue 316 Accabonac Road Patchogue, New York East Hampton, New York 631-866-2030 631-852-7608 HRHCare Marilyn Shellabarger Health Center HRHCare Health Center 550 Montauk Highway 327 Front Street Shirley, New York Greenport, New York 631-490-3040 631-477-2678 Bellport Primary Health Care Center HRHCare Health Center 515 Bellport Avenue 300 Center Drive South Bellport, New York Riverhead, New York 631-227-6600 631-574-2580 HRHCare Maxine S. Postal Tri-Community HRHCare Kraus Family Health Center Health Center 330 Meeting House Lane 1080 Sunrise Highway Southampton, New York Amityville, New York 631-268-1008 631-716-9026

HRHCare Elsie Owens Health Center HRHCare Martin Luther King, Jr. Health Center 82 Middle Country Road 1556 Straight Path Coram, New York Wyandanch, New York 631-320-2220 516-214-8020

HRHCare Health Center 1869 Brentwood Road Brentwood, New York 631-416-5480

The Health and Welfare Council of Long Island Gwen O’Shea – CEO and President 150 Broadhollow Road, Suite 118 Melville, NY 11747 www.hwcli.com

The Health and Welfare Council of Long Island offers a variety of services for clients in more than 20 community-based settings in Nassau and Suffolk counties.

HWCLI's programs include helping Long Islanders enroll in public health insurance and the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, formerly known as food stamps. HWCLI also educates the public about important tax credits and free tax preparation services, assists high school seniors at four schools with college financial aid applications, and facilitates the Long Island Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster.

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Mental Health Providers

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Psychiatric Emergency Crisis Services Information & Referral

Psychiatric Emergencies CPEP Program at Stony Brook...... 631-444-6050

Crisis Residence (Pilgrim) ...... 631-761-2929

Mental Health Hotline ...... 631-952-3333

Mobile Crisis Team (Adults)...... 631-952-3333

Mobile Crisis (Children) ...... 631-370-1701

Response Hotline...... 631-751-7500 www.responsehotline.org

Suicide Prevention Lifeline...... 800-273-TALK (8255)

Talbot House, 24-hr. Substance Abuse Crisis ...... 631-589-4144

Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault 24-hr. Hotline ...... 631-360-3606

Long Island Council of Alcoholism and Drug Dependence Hotline 24h...... 631-979-1700

Crisis Intervention APS (Adult Protective Services)...... 631-854-3195

CPS (Child Protective Services) ...... 800-342-3720

SC Department of Social Services Emergency Services-Hotline...... 631-854-9100 (Housing, food, heat) (Emergency line after 4:30 pm)

Long Island Crisis Center ...... 516-679-1111

Information/Referral (Non-Emergency) Association for Mental Health & Wellness Mental Health Helpline ...... 631-226-3900 www.mhaw.org

Suffolk Division of Community Mental Hygiene ...... 631-853-8500 Fax: 631-853-3117 www.co.suffolk.ny.us

Department of Social Services Hotline...... 631-854-9100 Fax: 631-854-9996 www.co.suffolk.ny.us

Social Security Information Line...... 800-772-1213 www.socialsecurity.gov

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NYS Office of Mental Health (OMH) ...... 800-597-8481 www.omh.ny.gov

Office of Mental Health – Long Island Field Office ...... 631-761-2508

New York State Office of Mental Health Licensed Programs

Psychiatric Hospitals

Brookhaven Memorial Hospital (Psych. Unit)…………...... 631-654-7760 Fax: 631-447-3044 101 Hospital Road, Patchogue, NY 11772

Brunswick Hall (Division of Brunswick Hospital) ...... 631-789-7130 Fax: 631-789-7041 81 Louden Ave, Amityville, NY 11701 124 bed proprietary psychiatric hospital; accepts children ages 5-17 ...... 631-189-7000

Eastern Long Island Hospital ...... 631-477-1000 x5394 201 Manor Place, Greenport, NY 11944 80 bed unit of a not-for-profit general hospital. Medicaid / Medicare.

HUNTINGTON HOSPITAL...... 631-351-2434 Fax: 631-351-2708 270 Park Ave, Huntington, NY 11743 21 bed unit of a not-for-profit general hospital. Accepts patients from 18 years of age and up. Medicaid / Medicare.

Mather Memorial Hospital (adults 18+) ...... 631-473-1320 x5800 Mather Memorial Hospital (adolescent 12-17)...... 631-473-1320 x5820 75 North Country Rd., Port Jefferson, NY 11777 25 bed unit Adults, 10 bed unit Adolescents, not-for-profit general hospital Medicaid / Medicare 9.39 Admissions

Pilgrim Psychiatric Center (NYSONH)...... 631-761-3500 998 Crooked Hill Rd., West Brentwood, NY 11717 700 bed State psychiatric center. Admissions by transfer from other psychiatric centers ONLY.

Sagamore Children’s Psychiatric Center………………… ...... 631-370-1700 197 Half Hollow Road, Dix Hills, NY 11746 64 bed State children’s psychiatric center. Limited to children 12-17 yrs. from Nassau and Suffolk Counties, usually court-order or transfers (no direct admissions) Medicaid

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South Oaks Hospital (Division of Mental Health) ...... 631-264-4000 400 Sunrise Highway, Amityville, NY 11701 234-bed unit of a not for profit psychiatric hospital Medicaid payments accepted for patients 21 and under and 65 and over; Inpatient alcohol and mental health services child to adult; Outpatient services starting at birth to adult

St. Catherine of Sienna Hospital ...... 631-862-3000 50 Rte. 25A, Smithtown, NY 11787 32 bed unit and 10 bed unit of a non-for profit general hospital. Medicaid.

University Hospital at Stony Brook...... 631-444-2591 Health Center Sciences S.U.N.Y.., Stony Brook, NY 11794 30 bed unit acute adult care, 10 bed unit children 5-17. Psychiatric emergency room Pediatric unit available. Medicaid.

Veterans Administration Medical Center ...... 631-261-4400 x2785 79 Middleville Road, Northport, NY 11768 397 bed unit of a Veterans Administration general hospital. (Federal) Admissions restricted to honorably discharged veterans meeting eligibility criteria. 24 hour Veterans Crisis Line ...... 1-800-273-8255

Check Out Another Resource Here:

Suffolk County Directory of Behavioral Health Services

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Outpatient Programs – Adults Mental Health Clinics

*Please see PROS Programs offering additional clinical treatment services* Brentwood Mental Health Clinic...... 631-853-7300 Fax: 631- 853-7301 1841 Brentwood Road, Brentwood, NY 11717 No one time evaluations Open Access Hours :Wed 10am-2pm

Brookhaven Mental Health Centers Emergency Room Access Center ...... 631-447-3048 Fax: 631-447-3750 101 Hospital Rd. Patchogue, NY 11772 Shirley Center ...... …...631-852-1070 Fax: 631-852-1119 x550 Montauk Highway, Shirley, NY 11967 Will do evaluations, 6+ Patchogue Center ...... 631-854-1222 Fax: 631-854-1226 365 E. Main Street, Patchogue, NY 11772 One-time evaluations, 6+

Buckman Center – Brentwood ...... 631-761-3746 Fax: 631-761-2244 Pilgrim Psychiatric Center, Bldg 47, 998 Crooked Hill Road, W. Brentwood, NY 11717 No one time evaluations Open Access Hours :Mon 8am-4:30pm, Tues 8am-8:30pm, Wed 8am-4:30pm, Thurs 8am- 8:30 pm & Fri 8am-4:30pm

Catholic Charities www.catholiccharities.cc Bay Shore Center ...... 631-665-6707 Fax: 631-665-3564 9 Fourth Avenue, Bay Shore, NY 11706 No one time evaluations Open Access Hours: Tuesday 1pm-5pm Medford Center...... 631-654-1919 Fax: 631-475-8407 1727 North Ocean Avenue, Medford, NY 11763 No one time evaluations Open Access Hours : Thursday 9am-1pm

Community Counseling Services……………………………..631-874-0185 Fax: 631-909-3558 408 Main Street South, Center Moriches, NY 11934 psychiatric services Mon-Fri 9 – 9 PM Sat 8-6 PM

Farmingville Mental Health Center ...... 631-854-2552 Fax: 631-854-2580 15 Horseblock Place, Farmingville, NY 11738 No one-time evaluations; Open Access hours: Fr 10am-2pm

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On Track NY at Farmingville MH Clinic Individuals age 16-30 experience First Episode of Psychosis ( FEP)...... 631-854-2400 For information and permission about copying and distributing this directory, contact MHAW.

Family Service League www.FSL-LI.org

The Iovino South Shore Family Center ...... 631-647-3100 Fax: 631-969-8678 1444 Fifth Avenue, Bay Shore, NY 11706 (Program for Parents with mental illness) Open Access Hours :Tuesday 10:30am-12:30pm &Thursday 10am-12pm

Center Moriches Center ...... 631-874-2700 Fax: 631-874-3786 220 Main Street, Center Moriches, NY 11934 No one-time evaluations Open Access Hours: Tuesday 12am-3pm &Thursday 9am-3pm

Central Islip Clinic...... 631-663-4300 Fax: 631-439-4066 320 Carleton Avenue, Central Islip, NY 11722 No one-time evaluations East Hampton Center ...... 631-324-3344 Fax: 631-324-6709 316 Accabonac Rd, East Hampton, NY 11937 No one-time evaluations Open Access Hours :Tuesday &Thursday 1pm-3pm

East Yaphank Center…………………………...………………631-924-3741 Fax: 631-924-2413 1490 William Floyd Parkway, East Yaphank, NY. 11967 Mental health and substance abuse programs No one-time evaluations Open Access Hours: Tuesday 10am-2pm; Wednesday 12pm-3pm &Thursday 2pm-4:30pm

Family Counseling Center Westhampton Beach ...... 631-288-1954 Fax: 631-288-1955 Bienecke Building, 40 Main Street P.O. Box 1348, Westhampton Beach, NY 11978 No one-time evaluations

Mattituck Center ...... 631-298-8642 Fax: 631-298-4869 7555 Main Road, P.O. Box 1418 Mattituck, NY 11952 No one-time evaluations Open Access Hours: Monday 1pm-5pm

The Olsten Family Center...... 631-427-3700 Fax: 631-427-0287 790 Park Avenue, Huntington, NY 11743 No psych evals. Stepping Stones for 18 and over

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Huntington ...... 631-396-2300 Fax: 631-396-2361 55 Horizon Drive, Huntington, NY 11743 No one-time evaluations Open Access Hours: Tuesday &Thursday 1pm-3pm

Riverhead Center……………………………………………….631-369-0104 Fax: 631-369-5433 208 Roanoke Avenue, Riverhead, NY 11901 No one-time evaluations

Sterlington Commons, Greenport, NY 11944 ...... 631-477-4067 Must call Mattituck Center first

Family Wellness Center (FREE) ...... 631-273-1300 Fax: 631-273-4342 120 Plant Avenue, Hauppauge, NY, 11788 www.familyres.org

Federations of Organizations……………………………….631.782-6200 Fax: 631-491-5354 240-A Long Island Avenue, Wyandanch, NY 11796 No one-time evaluations Open Access Hours: Mon 9am-7pm&Fr 8:30am-4pm

New Horizons ...... 631-257-5173 Fax: 631-257-5173 445 Oak Street, Copiague, NY 11726 No one-time evaluations

Smithtown...... 631-656-9550 Fax: 631-656-9551 11 Route 111, Smithtown, NY 11787 No one-time evaluations Open Access Hours Tues 10am-2pm

Hampton Psychological Center……………………………………………………631-255-7715 12 Oak St, Westhampton Beach

Hope House Ministries ...... 631-928-2377 Fax: 631-476-8328 P.O. Box 358, 1 High St., Port Jefferson, NY 11777 No psychiatric services Will do evaluations

Madonna Heights Services ...... 631-253-3480 Fax: 631-253-3483 151 Burrs Lane, Dix Hills, NY 11746 No one-time evaluations

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Opti Healthcare Mental Health Centers Meadow Glen Center…………………………………………..631-360-4700 Fax: 631-382-4544 75 Landing Meadow Rd., Smithtown, NY 11787 Riverhead Center ...... 631-284-5500 Fax: 631-369-7421 883 E. Main Street, Riverhead, NY 11901 No one-time evaluations

Peconic Center- Pilgrim Outpatient Center ...... 631-369-1277 Fax: 631-208-3445 550 E. Main Street, Suite 103, Riverhead, NY 11901 No one-time evaluations Open Access Hours :Mon-Fr 8am-4:30pm

Riverhead Mental Health Center ...... 631-852-1851 Fax: 631-852-2570 Jail Unit – Suffolk County Correctional Facility 100 Center Drive, Riverhead, NY 11901

Riverhead Mental Health Center ...... 631-852-1440 Fax: 631-852-1448 County Center 300 Center Drive, Riverhead, NY 11901 No one-time evaluations Open Access Hours: Wed 10am-2pm

Skills Unlimited Mental Health Clinic ...... 631-567-1626 x118 405 Locust Oakdale, NY 11769 Open Access Hours: Mon 9am-3pm &Wed 9am-2pm

Oakdale ...... 631-567-1626 Fax: 631-567-3285 405 Locust Avenue, Oakdale, NY 11769 www.skillsunlimited.org

South Oaks Affiliate ...... 631-608-5620 Fax: 631-608 4112 400 Sunrise Hwy, Amityville, NY 11701 www.south-oaks.org No one-time evaluations No therapists on staff Private office

Stony Brook University Hospital-Clinic Treatment Program, Adult Division...... 631-444-2570 2500 Nesconset Hwy, Building 2, Stony Brook, NY 11790 No therapists on staff (medication management only), No one-time evaluations, No substance abuse

Western Suffolk Center...... 631-761-2082 Fax: 631-761-2282 998 Crooked Hill Road, Bldg.56 West Brentwood, NY 11717 Open Access Hours: Mon,Wed & Fr 8am-4:30pm, Tues & Thurs 8am-8:30pm

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Yaphank Adult and Geriatric……………………………….…..631-924-4411 Fax: 924-4454 Pilgrim Outpatient Center 31 Industrial Blvd., Medford, NY 11763 18+ only No one-time evaluations Groups for recovery

Personalized Recovery Oriented Services – PROS PROS is a comprehensive recovery program for individuals diagnosed with severe and persistent mental illness. The goal of the program is to integrate treatment, support and rehabilitation in order to promote an individual’s goals, abilities interests so that individuals will be prepared to live independently in the community. Services include vocational support. PROS agencies listed below have on-site clinical services.

Association for Mental Health & Wellness ...... 631-471-7242 Fax: 631-471-5150 939 Johnson Avenue, Ronkonkoma, NY 11779 www.mhaw.org (formerly Clubhouse of Suffolk)

Family Service League Stepping Stones...... 631-427-4001 790 Park Avenue, Huntington, NY 11743 www.fsl-li.org

Family Service League Journey House...... 631-582-8492 Fax: 631-647-3103 1444 5th Avenue, Bay Shore, NY 11706 www.fsl-li.org Codependency specialty, day program dealing with mental health issues

Federation of Organizations Recovery Concepts at Babylon ...... 631-321-8229 x 1274 1 Farmingdale Road, W. Babylon, NY 11704 www.fedoforg.org Co-occurring enhanced for people with MICA, job developer, 18+, Axis 1 primary health diagnosis

Federation of Organizations Recovery Concepts at Copiague ...... 631-552-4240 445 Oak St., Copiague, NY www.fedoforg.org

Federations of Organizations Recovery Concepts at Patchogue ...... 631-447-6460 456 Waverly Avenue, Patchogue, NY 11772 www.fedoforg.org 18+, dual diagnosis, general day PROS program, provide clinical services

Foundation for Integrated Recovery Services and Treatment ...... 631-306-5870 Pilgrim State PC 998 Crooked Hill Rd, Building 5, West Brentwood, NY 11717

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H.A.L.I. (Hands Across Long Island)...... 631-234-1925 x332 159 Brightside Ave, Central Islip, NY 11721 www.hali88.org Co-occurring disorders, mental health clinic, full service PROS, 18+, support employment, accept ticket to work

Maryhaven PROS East ...... 631-727-4044 127 West Main Street, Riverhead, NY 11901 General PROS day program, 3 different tracks Track for mental illness & possible secondary developmental disability, track for mental illness & substance abuse, smaller track for mental illness & developmental disability

Maryhaven PROS West ...... 631-924-5900 445 County Road 101 / Sills Road, Yaphank, NY 11980 General PROS day program for anyone in need, classes for dual diagnosed, clinical services

Phoenix House Mental Health Services PROS FIRST...... 631-306-5870 Fax: 631-787-2644 Pilgrim Psychiatric Center, Building #5 Brentwood, NY 11717 Substance abuse program, mental health program, dual diagnosis

Skills Unlimited Success PROS (under FREE)...... 631-567-1626 Fax: 631-567-3285 405 Locust Ave, Oakdale, NY 11769 www.skillsunlimited.org Have to be over 18, MEDICAID only, have to have a diagnosis Classes for dually diagnosed along with MI, mental health clinic w/ psychiatrist on staff), cognitive remediation class (evidence based class)

Synergy Center (MHAW)...... 631-369-0022 Fax: 631-369-5336 1380 Roanoke Ave., Riverhead, NY 11901 Dual diagnosis substance abuse program, cognitive impairment program, transition youth program, collaborate with San Simeons program, wellness coach on staff, diabetes and metabolic syndrome program, employment program

WellLife Network PROS East ...... 631-920-8500 Fax: 631-920-8501 3600 Route 112, Coram, NY 11727 www.welllifenetwork.org General PROS day program

WellLife Network PROS North...... 631-920-8306 Fax: 631-920-8460 11 route 111, Smithtown, NY 11787 www.welllifenetwork.org General PROS day program, substance abuse classes, young adult classes, referral work in house with the other WellLife Network programs

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Partial Hospitalization and Day Treatment for Adults

Out-patient setting similar to inpatient setting in regard to available treatment modalities and availability of staff for several hours per day. Duration of treatment is time limited.

Mather Partial Hospitalization ...... 631-473-3877 x 26 100 Highland Blvd, Port Jefferson Station, NY 11776

South Oaks Partial Hospitalization ...... 631-608-5340/5375 400 Sunrise Highway, Amityville, NY 11701

CHILDREN’S PSYCHIATRIC EMERGENCIES

Suffolk County Mobile Crisis Team...... 631-952-3333 10:00am-11:00pm 7 days a week

Mental Health Clinics for Children Brentwood Mental Health Clinic (over 7 years)...... 631-853-7300 Fax: 631-853-7300 1841 Brentwood Road, Brentwood, NY 11717

Brookhaven Mental Health Center Shirley Center – East (5+) ...... 631-852-1070 Fax: 631-852-1119 550 Montauk Highway, Shirley, NY 11967

Patchogue Center – West (5+)...... (631) 854-1222 Fax: (631) 854-1226 365 E. Main Street, Patchogue, NY 11772

Catholic Charities www.catholiccharities.cc Bay Shore Center (5 and up) ...... 631-665-6707 Fax: 631-665-3564 9 Fourth Avenue, Bay Shore, NY 11706

Medford Center (5 and up) ...... 631-654-1919 Fax: 631-475-8407 1727 North Ocean Avenue, Medford, NY 11763

Family Service League www.fsl.org Central Islip (5 and up)...... 631-663-4300 Fax: 631-439-4066 320 Carleton Ave., Central Islip, NY 11722

Center Moriches Clinic...... 631-874-2700 220 Main Street, Center Moriches, NY 11934

East Hampton Clinic...... 631-324-3344 316 Accabonac Rd., East Hampton, NY 11937

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East Yaphank Clinic ...... 631-924-3741 1490 Wm. Floyd Pkwy, East Yaphank, NY 11743

Huntington (5 and up)...... 631-396-2300 55 Horizon Drive, Huntington, NY 11743

Iovino So. Shore Family Center...... 631-647-3100 1444 Fifth Avenue, Bay Shore, NY 11706 Youth age only 13+

Mattituck Center (5 and up)...... 631- 298-8642 Fax: 631-298-4869 7555 Main Rd., Mattituck, NY 11952

Riverhead Clinic ...... 631-369-0104 208 Roanoke Avenue, Riverhead, NY 11901

Westhampton Beach Clinic...... 631-288-1954 40 Main Street, Westhampton Beach, NY 11946

Farmingville Mental Health Center (6 and up)...... 631-854-2552 Fax: 631-854-2550 15 Horseblock Place, Farmingville, NY 11738

Federation of Organizations (5 and up)…………...…………631-782-6200 Fax: 631-491-5354 240-A Long Island Ave., Wyandanch, NY 11796

New Horizons (6 and up)……………………………………631-257-5173 Fax: 631-257-5174 445 Oak Street, Copiague, NY 11726

11 Route 111, 2nd floor, Smithtown, NY 11787 ...... 631-656-9550

Center Moriches (6 and up) ...... 631-874-2700 Fax 631-874-3786 220 Main Street, Center Moriches, NY 11934

Just Kids Diagnostic and Treatment Center...... 631-924-1000 Fax: 631-924-4298 35 Long Wood Rd., Middle Island, NY 11953 www.justkidsschool.com

Private preschool programs for young children, birth to five years Birth to adults Have psychiatric nurse practitioner

Madonna Heights Services SCO (5 and up)...... 631-643-8800 Fax: 631-253-3483 151 Burrs Lane, Dix Hills, NY 11746 .. Emergency # during closed hours: (631) 643-8800 www.sco.org/programs/madonna-heights

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Riverhead Mental Health Center ...... 631-852-1440 Fax: 631- 852-1448 300 Center Drive, County Center, Riverhead, NY 11901 (11+ - no child psychiatrist on site) (Prior mental health diagnosis required prior to being admitted to care)

Sagamore Children’s Psychiatric Center ...... 631-370-1701 197 Half Hollow Road Dix Hills, New York 11746

Sagamore Children’s Center Outpatient Clinic ...... 631-654-2077 440 Waverly Avenue, Suite 14, Patchogue, NY 11772 School age children 7-17 years old Sagamore in-patient discharges ONLY, waiting list otherwise

South Oaks Child’s and Adolescent Center (inpatient)...... 631-608-5610

South Oaks Comprehensive Behavioral Services outpatient (COBS) ...... 631-608-5900 400 Sunrise Hwy, Amityville, NY 11701 www.south-oaks.org Ages 5+

University Medical Center SUNY Stony Brook Outpatient ...... 631-632-8850 Medical Center ...... 631-689-9333

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OUTPATIENT PROGRAMS-CHILDREN COMMUNITY- BASED SERVICES

Children And Parents Together (CAPT) Advocacy program serving parents who have a mental illness and their pre-school children who are at risk of developing an emotional disturbance. CAPT provides a therapeutic nursery, social and recreational programs for the children and parents, case management and crisis intervention.

FSL-CAPT 1444 Fifth Avenue 631-647-3120 Bay Shore, NY 11706

Family Connect Child and Family Support program designed to provide short-term crisis intervention, respite linkages, support, information, referral and advocacy to children and youth with or at risk of developing serious emotional and behavioral challenges and their families. Family Connect program, seeks to bridge the gap between families in need and community resources. Mobile Crisis and ER/CPEP referrals are not appropriate and should continue to be referred to LINK.

FSL-Family Connect 1444 Fifth Avenue 631-647-3100 x6200 Bay Shore, NY 11706

Family Peer Support Services Family Peer Support Service (FPSS) programs enhance the capacity of families to care for their at-risk child, reducing the risk of hospitalization. The goal is to maintain the child in the home by providing a variety of supports and services to the family for the benefit of the child.

Family & Children’s Assoc. Family Center Suffolk 631-389-4693 4400 Veteran’s Highway, Suite 202 Holbrook, NY 11741 FSL Parent to Parent Program Brentwood MHC 631-853-2793 1841 Brentwood Road Brentwood, NY 11717 Long Island Families 21 Greene Avenue 631-264-LIFT Together Amityville, NY 11701 WellLife Network Family 3600 Route 112 631-920-8302 Peer Support Program Coram, NY 11727

Respite Programs Respite programs provide temporary care to a seriously emotionally disturbed child or adolescent while providing relief to the family. Services may include individual respite, respite groups, community-based respite and therapeutic recreational programs. Respite care may be provided both in-home and out-of-home on an emergency or planned basis.

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FSL RECESS Program 1444 Fifth Avenue 631-650-0104 Bay Shore, NY 11706 Also Bellport & Riverhead locations WellLife Network Respite 3600 Route 112 631-920-8302 Coram, NY 11727

Outpatient Programs – Children Children’s Crisis Intervention/Respite Services

Sagamore Crisis Respite House...... 631-370-1606 (ask for Respite Intake) Children ages 10-17 who are experiencing a crisis in their residence

Suffolk County Children’s Crisis Respite Program…...... 631-370-1657 Children 5-17 who are at risk or are currently experiencing an emotional/behavioral crisis

WellLife Network Home Based Crisis Intervention (HBCI) ...... 631-920-8302 Children ages 5-17 in crisis- 4-6 week of in-home services

Children’s Single Point of Access (C-SPOA) The Children’s Single Point of Access system began in 2001 to simplify and coordinate the process of linking children with serious emotional disturbance and their families to the services that can assist in meeting their needs. The goal of SPOA is to identify children at highest risk of placement in out-of-home settings; develop appropriate strategies to manage those children in their home communities; and monitor and track progress through system. The Children’s SPOA is characterized by a multi-disciplinary representation of agencies. Referrals may be made to SPOA for children, age five through 18 years, with a major psychiatric diagnosis who meet the NYS OMH criteria for Serious Emotional Disturbance (SED).

Suffolk County Children’s SPOA Referral and Information Line ...... 631-853-8513

C-SPOA In-Home Programs Supportive Case Management (SCM), Intensive Case Management (ICM) & Non-Medicaid Care Coordination/Intensive Case Management (NMCC/ICM) All develop service plans based on the specific needs and desires of the child and the family. Programs provide care coordination services, including service linkage, coordination and monitoring and crisis intervention to maximize each youth’s potential for growth and emotional stability within their natural support system and maintain the youth in their home and community. The ICM and NMCC/ICM sees the child and/or family a minimum of four visits per month, while the SCM maintains a minimum of two visits per month.

Family Service League Children’s Support Case Management ...... 631-650-0063 1444 Fifth Avenue, Bay Shore NY

Family Service League NMCC/ICM ...... 631-650-0063 1444 Fifth Avenue, Bay Shore NY 75 East Main Street, Riverhead, NY

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Suffolk County Child & Youth ICM ...... 631-854-0163 3500 Sunrise Hwy, Great River NY

Coordinated Children’s Services (CCSI) CCSI is an interagency approach to serving children and their families. The program targets children who are at risk for out of home placement. Worker provides weekly visits requiring parental commitment. Requires a parenting skills enhancement course; anger management courses are available for the child. Family Service League CCSI...... 631-650-0073 1444 Fifth Avenue, Bay Shore NY

Home and Community-Based Services (HCBS) Waiver Program (MEDICAID WAIVER) The HCBS Waiver program targets the most seriously psychiatrically impaired youth who are at risk of hospitalization or Residential Treatment Facility placement. A comprehensive array of services is available including: Individualized Care Coordination, Intensive In-Home, Crisis Response, Respite, Skill Building and Family Support Services.

Family Service League HCBS ...... 631-998-1002 75 East Main Street, Riverhead, NY

SCO HCBS ...... 631-213-0259 151 Burrs Lane, Dix Hills NY

WellLife Network HCBS...... 631-920-8302 3600 Route 112, Coram NY

SPOA Community-Based Residential Services Teaching Family Homes (TFH) TFH provides a family-like residential environment for children. A specially trained live-in couple teaches the skills necessary for the children to live successfully in a family, attend school, and live productively in the community. With continuous training and supervision, a therapeutic environment is maintained which allows for treatment and “family style” living. Emphasizes working closely with the child’s family to facilitate family reunification upon discharge.

Catholic Charities TFH...... 516-634-0014 x129 333 North Main Street, Freeport, NY

Community Residences (CR) Community Residences are residential programs for six to eight children that include structured daily living activities, development of problem-solving skills, a behavior management system and caring adult relationships. Program staffing provides for 24- hour awake supervision.

Family and Children Association Lakeview House...... 516-678-5991 x1316 392 Holly Place, Lakeview, NY

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Mercy First Merrick House...... 516-868-2050 2421 Babylon Turnpike, Merrick, NY

SCO Family of Services Deer Park CR ...... 631-243-3179 95 Central Ave, Deer Park, NY

WellLife Network Dix Hills CR...... 631- 683-4393 43 Arista Drive, Dix Hills, NY

WellLife Network Setauket CR...... 631-751-0197 13 Thompson Haypath, Setauket, NY

Residential Treatment Facility (RTF) Residential Treatment Facilities provide fully integrated MH treatment and special education services under the direction of a psychiatrist, in a well- supervised residential setting. RTF’s can serve youngsters between 5 and 21 years of age. Most youngsters are served for an extended stay between 6 months and 2 years. Access to an RTF is through the Preadmission Certification Committee (PACC) under the guidance of the Office of Mental Health (OMH).

RTF...... 631-643-8800 x0214 151 Burrs Lane, Dix Hills NY

Day Treatment Programs for Children

Sagamore Children’s Psychiatric Center ...... 631-370-1700 Intensive Day Treatment Program ...... 631-370-1883 Fax: 631-370-1886 197 Half Hollow Road, Dix Hills, NY 11746

Bellport Day Treatment Center...... 631-286-6930 Fax: 631-286-6939 350 Martha Avenue, Bellport, NY 11714 High school only, 15 to 18 (9th grade to 12th grade), admission has to go through school district (Family Home School District, then apply to Boces, then set up a screening)

North Babylon Day Treatment Center...... 631-491-4355 Fax: 631-491-4522 Sagamore Program at Brennan School 550 Mount Avenue, N. Babylon, NY 11703 12 to 18 years old, done through homeschool district for student

Sayville Academic Center...... 631-567-5834 Fax: 631-567-4836 Sagamore Day Program 100 Greene Avenue, Sayville, NY 11782 Elementary School, must be enrolled in school to receive treatment

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Health Homes and Care Coordination

The following are the designated Suffolk Health Homes:

Hudson River Health Care, Inc …………………...... 1-888-980-8410

Northwell Health Solutions Health Home Program...... 516-876-5450

ADULT SINGLE POINT OF ACCESS (SPOA) Adult SPOA Unit...... 631-853-6204 Fax: 631-853-6451 Assisted Outpatient Treatment ...... 631-853-6205 Fax: 631-853-6451 North County Complex P.O. Box 6100 Hauppauge, NY 11788

CARE COORDINATION Adult SPOA (Single Point of Access) coordinates referrals for care coordination to Health Home Care Management agencies and ACT Team providers. Based on an individual’s location and needs, referrals are made to the following agencies:

Adult SPOA Unit ...... 631-853-6204 Fax: 631-853-6451 North County Complex, Bldg C-928 725 Veteran’s Memorial Highway, Hauppauge, NY 11788

SC Intensive Case Management (ICM) Adults ...... 631-761-4182 Fax: 631-761-4184 Pilgrim Psychiataric Center 998 Crooked Hill Road, Bldg 69, Brentwood, NY 11717

Association for Mental Health and Wellness...... 631-369-4419 Fax: 631-369-4421 1380 Roanoke Avenue, Riverhead, NY 11901

Family Service League – Amityville ...... 631-844-5900 Fax: 631-608-6640 660 Albany Avenue, Amityville, NY 11701

Family Service League – Bay Shore...... 631-647-3111 Fax: 631-647-3117 1444 Fifth Avenue, New York 11706

Federation of Organizations, Inc...... 631-447-6460 Fax: 631-207-1976 3390 Route 112, Medford, New York 11763

WellLife Network ...... 631-920-8303 Fax: 631-920-8463 11 Route 111, Smithtown, New York 11787

Sayville Project ...... 631-563-2290 Fax: 631-563-2360 640 Johnson Avenue, Suite GL-002, Bohemia, New York 11716

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New York State OMH-Licensed and Supported Housing

Back in the Community - Housing Application for all mental health housing in Suffolk County must be submitted to the Single Point of Access (SPA). The SPA may be reached at 631-231-3562. http://www.suffolkcountyny.gov/departments/healthservices/mentalhygiene.aspx#SPA

Community Residences All applications for mental health adult housing services are processed through the single point of access (SPA) through the Long Island Residential Association……………631-231-3562

Aid to the Developmentally Disabled...... 631- 727-6220 Fax: 631-727-6553 901 E. Main St., Suite 508, Riverhead, NY 11901 Supervised and intensive supportive for the mentally ill and mentally ill/mentally retarded www.addny.net

Catholic Charities...... 631-968-8007 Fax: 631-968-8009 Sienna Residence, 12 Mechanicsville Road Bay Shore, NY 11706 Supervised, Intensive Supportive

Concern for Independent Living...... 631-758-0474 Fax: 631-758-0467 PO Box 358, 312 Expressway Dr. South Medford, NY 11763 www.concernhousing.org

F.R.E.E...... 516-870-1600 (Family Residences and Essential Enterprises) 191 Sweet Hollow Rd Old Bethpage, NY 11804 Housing for the mentally ill, mentally ill/mentally retarded, chemical abuser adults. www.familyres.org

H.A.L.I. (Hands Across Long Island)...... 631-234-1925 Fax: 631-234-7258 159 Brightside Avenue Central Islip, NY 11722 www.hali88.org

Mercy Haven...... 631-277-8300 Fax: 631-277-8394 859 Connetquot Avenue Islip Terrace, NY 11752 www.mercyhaven.org

Options for Community Living Inc ...... 631-361-9020 Fax: 631-361-9204 202 E. Main Street, Suite 6 Smithtown, NY 11787 www.optionscl.org

Park House Inc...... 631-366-3595 PO Box 982 Smithtown, NY 11787

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Phoenix House- Community Residences...... 631-306-5710 Fax: 631-787-2646 Pilgrim Psychiatric Center W. Brentwood, NY 11717 www.phoenixhouse.org

Madonna Heights Services ...... 631-643-8800 Fax: 631-491-4440 151 Burrs Lane, PO Box 8020 Dix Hills, NY 11746 Single women in recovery, women with children, recovery homes for released convicts. www.sco.org/programs/madonna-heights

LI Coalition for Homeless ...... 631-464-4314 Fax: 631-464-4319 600 Albany Ave Amityville, NY 11701 http://www.addressthehomeless.org/

Transitional Services of New York for Long Island...... 631-231-4705 Fax: 631-231-4754 840 Suffolk Avenue, Brentwood, NY 11717 Supervised, intensive supportive, and supportive, HIV/AIDS housing www.tsli-hhb.org

The Way Back, Inc ...... 631-928-0202 Fax: 631-928-4385 1401 Main Street, Suite 6 Port Jefferson, NY 11777 Supervised, intensive supportive, and supportive, apartment treatment www.thewayback.org

Community Residence Single Room Occupancy (CR-SRO)

Federation of Organizations...... 631-669-5355 Fax: 631-669-1114 1 Farmingdale Road West Babylon, NY 11704 (The Irving Berkowitz CRSRO) www.fedoforg.org/

Concern for Independent Living...... 631-758-0474 Fax: 631-758-0467 312 Expressway Drive South Medford, NY 11763

(Pollack Gardens) F.R.E.E. (Family Residences and Essential Enterprises...... 631-273-1300 120 Plant Avenue Hauppauge, NY 11788-3823

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Supported Housing

Adelante of Suffolk County...... 631-234-1049 Fax: 866-531-5389 83 Carleton Avenue, Central Islip, NY 11772 Supported housing for Hispanic and other multi-cultural individuals www.adelantesc.us

Aid to the Developmentally Disabled...... 631-727-6220 Fax: 631-727-6553 901 E. Main St., Suite 508, Riverhead, NY 11901 Supervised and intensive supportive for the mentally ill and mentally ill/mentally retarded

Association for Mental Health & Wellness ...... 631-471-7242 Fax: 631-738-0427 939 Johnson Avenue, Ronkonkoma, NY 11779 www.mhaw.org (formerly Clubhouse of Suffolk)

Concern for Independent Living...... 631-758-0474 Fax: 631-758-0467 312 Expressway Drive South, Medford, NY 11763 www.concernhousing.org

Federation of Organizations...... 631-669-5355 Fax: 631-669-1114 1 Farmingdale Road, West Babylon, NY 11704 www.fedoforg.org

Federation of Organizations Community Center...... 631-447-6464 Fax 631-289-7098 456 Waverly Ave Patchogue, NY 11772

F.R.E.E. (Family Residences and Essential Enterprises…....516-870-1600 Fax: 516-870-1660 191 Sweet Hollow Road Old Bethpage, NY 11804-1314 www.familyres.org

H.A.L.I. (Hands Across Long Island)...... 631-234-1925 Fax: 631-234-7258 159 Brightside Avenue, Central Islip, NY 11722 www.hali88.org

Mercy Haven...... 631-277-8300 Fax: 631-277-8394 859 Connetquot Avenue, Suite 10, Islip Terrace, NY 11752 Housing for singles, adults and families www.mercyhaven.org

Options for Community Living, Inc...... 631-361-9020 202 East Main Street, Suite 6, Smithtown, NY 11787 www.optionscl.org

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The Way Back, Inc...... 631-928-0202 Fax: 631-928-4385 1401 Main Street, Suite 6, Port Jefferson, NY 11777 www.thewayback.org

WellLife Network Center ...... 631-920-8000 Fax: 631-920-8164 55 Horizon Drive, Huntington, NY 11743 http://www.welllifenetwork.org

Supportive Housing

Aid to the Developmentally Disabled...... 631-727-6220 Fax: 631-727-6553 901 E. Main St., Suite 508, Riverhead, NY 11901 Supervised and intensive supportive for the mentally ill and mentally ill/mentally retarded www.addny.net

Concern for Independent Living...... 631-758-0474 Fax: 631-758-0467 312 Expressway Drive South, Medford, NY 11763 www.concernhousing.org

Federation of Organizations...... 631-669-5355 Fax: 631-669-1114 1 Farmingdale Road, West Babylon, NY 11704 (The Irving Berkowitz CRSRO) www.fedoforg.org

F.R.E.E. (Family Residences and Essential Enterprises)...... 631-273-1300 120 Plant Avenue, Hauppauge, NY 11788-3823 www.familyres.org

Mercy Haven...... 631-277-8300 Fax: 631-277-8394 859 Connetquot Avenue, Islip Terrace, NY 11752 Housing for singles, adults and families www.mercyhaven.org

The Way Back, Inc...... 631-928-0202 Fax: 631-928-4385 1401 Main Street, Suite 6, Port Jefferson, NY 11777 Supervised, intensive supportive, and supportive, apartment treatment www.thewayback.org

Transitional Services of New York for Long Island...... 631-231-4705 Fax: 631- 231-4754 840 Suffolk Avenue, Brentwood, NY 11717 Haven House provides supervised, intensive supportive, and supportive, HIV/AIDS housing TSLI provides housing for the mentally ill www.tsli-hhb.org

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Other Housing Services

Mobile Residential Transition Support Team- Adults living in Supported Housing who need additional support as well as adults living in other levels of SPA housing who need additional services in order to move into Supported Housing. Services may include medication management, symptom management, crisis intervention, skill development, etc.

Concern for Independent Living...... 631- 758-0474 Federation of Organizations...... 631-299-2530 ext. 5111 Options for Community Living ...... 631-361-9020 ext. 1182

Adult Crisis Respite Programs-Short-term Respite Programs for individuals with Serious Mental Illness from current living situation.

Concern for Independent Living...... 631-947-2900 ext. 405 Federation of Organizations...... 631-236-4325 ext. 5113 FREE...... 516-870-1600 ext.1761

Forensic Supported Housing- Supported housing with additional supports for adults being released from prison or adults being discharged from Pilgrim Psychiatric Hospital with a prison history.

FREE...... 516-870-1631

The Mediation Project- A mediator is available to meet with people living in mental health housing to help residents resolve conflicts related to their mental health housing needs. The goal of the program is to help individuals maintain housing...... 631-226-3900 x1334

Adult Homes – Living quarters where room and board are provided. There is less structure and supervision. Not all Adult Homes accept applications from persons with psychiatric disabilities. Any complaints regarding a licensed Adult Home should be directed to the Office of Housing and Adult Services- NYS Dept. of Social Services at 631-294-2877 / Division of Adult Services (DAS) 1-800-635-7920

Office For People With Developmental Disabilities (OPWDD) ...... 631-434-6100 415A Oser Avenue Hauppauge, NY 11788

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Peer and Self-Help Services

Association for Mental Health & Wellness ...... 631-681-6920

East End Peer Recovery Center Hands Across Long Island...... 631-234-1925

Peer Operated Wellness Center http://www.hali88.org/

Association for Mental Health & Wellness ...... 631-471-7242 x1302 12-week training course. Use your personal experience with mental illness and the knowledge gained to become successfully employed in entry-level human service job. Course prepares student to gain the skills necessary to become a Certified Peer Specialist through NYS OMH Academy of Peer Services

The Academy of Peer Services is an NYS Office of Mental Health funded training and technical assistance center whose purpose is to improve peer provided services in New York State through the enhancement of skills and education. The Academy will provide web-based education, technical assistance and opportunities to foster sharing of knowledge, experience and information www.academyofpeerservices.org

Federation of Organizations The Peer Outreach with Evening Recreation (POWER) ...... 631-447-6460 x2114

The Respite Plus ...... 631-447-6460 x2188

The Jr./Sr. Companion ...... 631- 447-6460 x 3130

The Advocacy program...... 631-447-6460 x 2203

Friendship Network ...... 516-326-6111 www.friendshipnetwork.org

Riverhead CAP...... 631-727-3722 518 E. Main St.Ste106, Riverhead, NY 11901 www.riverheadcap.org Drug and Alcohol Prevention Program, for children from Riverhead Public school ONLY

Smithtown Youth Bureau ...... 631-360-7595 161 E. Main St., Smithtown, NY 11787 Parenting programs, brief crisis interventions, leadership, job readiness Family and youth (birth to 21) services,

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Suffolk County Youth Bureau (ages Birth -21)...... 631-853-8270 100 Vets Hwy., Hauppauge, NY 11788 No direct services, just fund, do referrals for runaway and homeless children

LIGALY (ages 13 to adults) ...... 631-665-2300 (Long Island Gay and Lesbian Youth) 34 Park Ave. Bay Shore, NY 11706 www.liglbtnetwork.org Network, counseling services, workshops

YMCA Family Services...... 631-580-7777 1150 Portion Rd Ste 6, Holtsville 11742 Counseling for adolescents

Self-Help/Support Groups

Association for Mental Health & Wellness ...... 631-226-3900 Anxiety and Panic Disorder, Mood Disorder/Depression, Relatives and Friends of Persons with Mental Illness

PFC Joseph P. Dwyer Project- PTSD Peer to Peer Support Group…………….…...631-853-8345

Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) ...... 631-654-1150 www.suffolkny-aa.org ...... 24-hr Hotline: 631-669-1124

Al-Anon/Alateen...... (888) 425-2666 www.al-anon.alateen.org

Brookhaven Hospice...... 631-758-3600 Free support groups for bereavement and suicide

CHADD (Children, Adults with ADD) ...... 631-626-6280

Codependents Anonymous ...... 631-277- 7991 www.coda.org

Emotions Anonymous...... National Hotline 631-647-9712

Good Shepherd Hospice ...... 631-465-6300 Groups for the loss of spouse, adult loss of parent, groups for children, and general bereavement.

Hospice Care Network...... 631-666-6863 Ages 4-18, and adults. Groups for loss of spouse, parent, child, sibling, baby. Groups for children and general bereavement.

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Long Island Families Together (LIFT) adoption support group ...... 631-264-5438 x103 Family Residences and Essential Enterprises, INC. 191 Bethpage-Sweet Hollow Rd, Old Bethpage, NY

NAMI Central Suffolk ...... 631-675-6831

NAMI Huntington...... 631-385-0754

NAMI – New York State ...... 800-950-3228

Narcotics Anonymous of Suffolk ...... 631-689-6262

Recovery International...... 631-724-5190

Suffolk YJCC-Commack...... 631-462-9800 Free support groups for bereavement, caregivers group and holocaust support group.

Sunshine Prevention Center – Port Jefferson Station ...... 631-476-3099 Teen Support Groups, Workshops, Parenting Skills Programs www.sunshineprevetionctr.org

12-STEP PROGRAMS Alcoholics Anonymous...... 631-669-1124

Families Anonymous ...... 516-221-0303

LI Gamblers Anonymous...... 877- 533-4395 or 877-442-4248

Narcotics Anonymous...... 516-827-9500

AL-ANON ...... 631-669-2827

Co-Dependents Anonymous (CODA) ...... 631-271-1445

GAM-ANON - 24 hr. hotline ...... 718-352-1671

Overeaters Anonymous...... (505) 891-2664- National Hotline

ANGER MANAGEMENT LICADD (Long Island Center for Alcoholism and Drug Dependence)...... 516-747-2606

The Life Center...... 631-673-5433 17 E. Carver Street, Huntington, NY 11743 www.lifecenterli.com

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Bellport Hagerman East Patchogue Alliance...... 631-286-9236 1492 Montauk Hwy, Bellport, NY 11713 www.bhepalliance.org

Babylon Consultation Center – Individual Treatment ...... 631-587-4622 210 Deer Park Avenue, Babylon, NY 11702

Family Service League ...... 631-647-3100 Bay Shore, NY 11706 Islip

Youth & Family Counseling ...... 631-231-4333 Group counseling, ages 8-21 13 McWhorter St., Brentwood, NY 11717

Education & Assistance Corporation...... 516-489-7929

Parent Resource Center – Smithtown ...... 631-360-7517 Classes run as needed (Parenting Class, includes some subject matter on anger mgmt)

Sunrise Counseling Center (individual counseling only)...... 631-666-1615 107 West Main Street, East Islip, NY 11730

Sunshine Prevention Center – Port Jefferson...... 631-476-3099 Teens, Adult – individual sessions only

Batterers Intervention Program through VIBS (HALT)...... 631-360-2270

Perinatal Mood & Anxiety Disorders Women of every culture, age, income level and race can develop perinatal mood and anxiety disorders. Symptoms can appear any time during pregnancy and the first 12 months after childbirth. There are effective and well-researched treatment options to help you recover. Although the term “postpartum depression” is most often used, there are actually several forms of illness that women may experience, including pregnancy (also called antepartum) or Postpartum Depression, Pregnancy or Postpartum Anxiety Pregnancy or Postpartum Obsessive- Compulsive Disorder, Postpartum Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder and Postpartum Psychosis.

Postpartum Resource Center of New York...... 631-422-2255 www.postpartumny.org Helpline...... ……631-422-2255 or toll free: 855-631-0001 Perinatal Mood & Anxiety Disorders: Finding the Help You Need! Free and confidential phone support, moms on call, educational information, healthcare and support group resources, online resource directory

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Suffolk Perinatal Coalition Inc...... 631-475-5400 Fax: 631-475-5410 475 E. Main St. Suite 207, Patchogue, NY 11772 www.suffolkperinatalcoalition.org Free support services to pregnant and parenting families in Suffolk

Postpartum Support International ...... 800-944-4773 Fax: 503-894-9452 ww.postpartum.net

PERINATAL MOOD & ANXIETY DISORDERS SUPPORT SERVICES

An Angel’s Embrace: Pregnancy and Postpartum Depression...... 516-697-1682 English and Espanol Long Island Doula Association (LIDA) ...... 631-574-2205 http://www.lidoulas.com/

Mothers’ Circle of Hope St. Catherine of Siena, Smithtown...... 631-862-3330

Good Samaritan Hospital...... 631-376-4444

Maternal Wellness Pregnancy & Postpartum Depression ...... 631-265-3133 (New Beginnings Counseling & Psychotherapy)

YOUTH CENTERS

After school social program open to designated community residents. Program services may vary.

Babylon Youth Bureau (ages 5-20, free counseling services)...... 631-422-7660 281 Phelps Lane, N. Babylon, NY 11703

Brookhaven Youth Bureau (ages 12-21, and their families)...... 631-451-8011 1 Independence Hill, Farmingville, NY 11738 www.brookhaven.org

Family Service League Brookhaven Youth Program (ages 7 and up) ………….... 631-924-3741 1490 William Floyd Parkway, East Yaphank, NY 11967 www.fsl-li.org/programs/familycenters_brookhaven.php

Huntington Youth Bureau (primarily teenagers & substance abuse)...... 631-351-3061 423 Park Ave, Huntington, NY 11743 Excel: works with teenagers for job training and college preparation Sanctuary: gives teenagers temporary housing placement, and does family counseling Youth Core: handles first time offenders (juvenile) through trial by peers Substance Abuse Program (drug and alcohol)

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Islip Youth Bureau (adolescents) ...... 631-224-5320 401 Main St., Islip, NY 11751 www.townofislip-ny.org After school program, summer program, parent education, etc.; Associated with Youth and Family Counseling Brentwood; Work with Islip Runaway Program

DROP-IN CENTERS

The objective of a Drop-In Center program is to identify and engage persons who may choose not to participate in more structured programs or who might not otherwise available themselves of mental health services, and to provide services and supports in a manner which these individuals would accept. These programs are low demand, flexible and relatively unstructured, and responsive to individual need and circumstances.

Adelante of Suffolk County Bay Shore ...... 631-434-3488 10 3rd Avenue, Brentwood, NY 11717

Adelante of Suffolk County Central Islip...... 631-234-1049 83 Carlton Avenue, Central Islip, NY 11722

Family Service League (FSL)...... 631-396-2300 55 Horizon Drive, Huntington, NY 11743 Monday, Tuesday, Friday (Call for hours)

Federation of Organizations -West Babylon...... 631-669-5355 x2122 11 Farmingdale Road, West Babylon, NY 11704 Mon. 5 – 8 pm – Tues. 5 – 8 pm

Federation of Organizations – Patchogue...... 631-447-6460 456 Waverly Avenue, Patchogue, NY 11772 Wed. 2–7 pm - Thurs. 5–8 pm - Fri. 5–8 pm - Sunday 12–3 pm

H.A.L.I. (Hands Across Long Island)...... 631-234-1925 159 Brightside Avenue, Central Islip, NY 11722 Tues 9-4 - Wed 3-7 - Thurs 4-8 - Fri 4-8 - Sat 4-8

LIGALY...... 631-665-2300 (Long Island Gay and Lesbian Youth) 34 Park Ave. Bay Shore, NY 11706 Monday to Friday, 9 – 5, no specific evening times. Check for activities available by calling.

WellLife Network ...... 631-920-8000 55 Horizon Drive, Huntington, NY 11743

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MOBILE INTEGRATION TEAMS

Services offered: -Psychiatric Rehabilitation & Recovery -Family & Caregiver support and Skill Building -Health Teaching -Community Linkage -Crisis Intervention -Outreach and Engagement -Physical Health Care -In-Home Respite -In-school Support -Brief Therapeutic Support

Children & Adolescents Mobile Integration Team

Office of Mental Health ...... 631-370-1701 Adult Mobile Integration Team- 18+ with Axis I diagnosis Office of Mental Health

Suffolk MIT ...... 631-924-4411 ext. 244

ADVOCACY - CONSUMER-DRIVEN

Islip / Babylon Consumer Council...... 631-587-1886

H.A.L.I. (Hands Across Long Island)...... 631-234-1925 www.hali88.org

P.OW.E.R. Program (Federation of Organizations) ...... 631-447-6460

FREE/LOW-COST MEDICATION

Bureau of Prescription Health...... 573-996-7300

The Medicine Program assists patients who cannot afford to pay for prescription medication. This program is used when a consumer is unable to pay for medications, pending Medicaid approval. There are also some pharmaceutical companies that offer free medications to low- income families. They require a doctor’s consent and proof of your financial status. Depending on what your insurance covers, you may be able to apply. A few companies allow family incomes as high as $40,000 annually (offset by expenses). For a listing of current pharmaceutical companies and the medications they offer visit www.nami.org

FOR LITERATURE ON MENTAL ILLNESS

National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) ...... 866-615-6464

PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS

NYS Psychological Association – for PhD / Testing / Tx...... 800-445-0899 / 518-437-1050

NYS National Association of Social Workers...... 800-724-6279 www.naswnys.org

Suffolk County Medical Society...... 631-851-1400

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Mental Health America...... 800-969-6642

LOS RECURSOS PARA LOS QUE HABLAN ESPAÑOL

Adelante of Suffolk County...... Bay Shore: 631-434-3488 ...... Central Islip: 631-234-1049 ...... Brentwood: 631-434-3481

BEST...... 631-392-4357 770 Grand Boulevard Suite 17, Deer Park, NY 11729 Substance abuse, suboxone treatment, evaluations, DWI/DUI services Hispanic Counseling Center ...... 631-328-4959 1322 Fifth Ave Bay Shore, NY 11706

Parents Clinic ...... 631-665-0229 Center for Counseling and Parent-Child Development, Drug and Alcohol Counseling

Catholic Charities...... 631-665-6707 Dispensario mental de Salud en

Bay Shore South Shore Counseling...... 631-665-6244

Pilgrim Psychiatric Center ...... 631-761-3500

National Association of Puerto Rican Hispanic Social Workers...... 631-864-1536

VOCATIONALLY ORIENTED PROGRAMS ACCES-VR...... 631-952-6357 Adult Career and Continuing Educational Services- Vocational Rehabilitation NYS Office Bldg 250 Veterans Highway, Hauppauge, NY 11788 www.acces.nysed.gov/vr

Federation of Organizations...... 631-669-5355 1 Farmingdale Road, West Babylon, NY 11704

Family Wellness Center, Intake, Service Coordination...... 631-273-1300 120 Plant Avenue, Hauppauge, NY 11788 www.familyres.org

Family Service League - Journey House ...... 631-582-8492 1444 5th Avenue, Bay Shore, NY 11706 www.fsl-li.org

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H.A.L.I. (Hands Across Long Island)...... 631-234-1925 x357 159 Brightside Ave, Central Islip, NY 11721 www.hali88.org Accept ticket to work

Maryhaven Center of Hope - Port Jefferson ...... 631-474-4120 51 Terryville Road, Port Jefferson Station, NY 11776

Maryhaven Center of Hope – Yaphank ...... 631-924-5900 445 County Road 101, Yaphank, NY 11980 Provide vocational evaluations & counseling, job training, placement services

Skills Unlimited Inc ...... 631-567-3320 405 Locust Avenue, Oakdale, NY 11769 www.skillsunlimited.org

South Oaks Hospital Career and Educational Counseling Program...... 631-608-5052 400 Sunrise Highway, Amityville, NY 11701

Suffolk County Department of Labor Youth Career Center……...…………………631-853-6526 725 Veterans Memorial Highway, Hauppauge, NY 11788 Ages 14-21, Summer – 14-16 One-Stop Centers located in Hauppauge, Patchogue and Riverhead

ANCILLARY SERVICES

Suffolk County Dept. of Social Services (DSS) (M.-F. 8:30am-4:30pm)...... 631-854-9935

DSS Hotline (emergencies after 4:30pm and weekend) ...... 631-854-9100 www.suffolkcountyny.gov

Child Protective Services...... 1-800- 342-3720

Suffolk County Office for the Aging...... 631-853-8200 H. Lee Dennison Building 3rd Floor 100 Veterans Memorial Highway, P.O. Box 6100, Hauppauge, NY 11788 (assists persons over 60 with federal, state and county programs)

Suffolk County Office for the Aging...... 631-852-1420 Riverhead County Center Office County Road 51, Riverhead, NY 11901 (assists persons over 60 with federal, state and county programs)

Suffolk County Office for Family & Children’s Services ...... 631-854-3380 3455 Veterans Memorial Highway, Ronkonkoma, NY 11779 (assists children, adults and families)

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ASSOCIATION FOR MENTAL HEALTH AND WELLNESS

939 Johnson Ave Ronkonkoma, NY 11779 Phone: 631-471-7242 ext. 1315 Fax: 631-738-0427 www.mhaw.org

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Substance Abuse Prevention and Treatment Services

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Alternatives Counseling Services, Inc. Prevention & Outpatient Treatment Services

518 East Main Street 291 Hampton Road Riverhead, New York 11901 Southampton, New York 11968 631-369-1200 – Phone 631-283-4440

Treatment Services Prevention Catchment Payment Services Area Methods for Treatment Services Assessment; Treatment Planning; Crisis Prevention Suffolk Sliding Scale; Intervention; Psychiatric Evals; Medication Education; County Medicaid; Management; DWI Groups; Criminal Justice Referral Private Group; Women’s Group; Adolescent Treatment; Information Insurance Suboxone Treatment; Codependent’s Group; Family Therapy; Relapse Prevention Group; Bilingual Services; Vocational Services

(services vary by location)

Behavioral Enhancement & Substance Abuse Medicine Treatment (B.E.S.T.) http://www.best-tx.com/# Outpatient Treatment Services 770 Grand Boulevard, Suite 17 Deer Park, New York 11729 631-392-4357

Treatment Services Prevention Catchment Payment Services Area Methods for Treatment Services Psychiatric Evaluations; Assessments; Medical In Suffolk Sliding Scale; Assessments; Individual/Group Counseling; conjunction County Medicaid; DWI/DUI Treatment Services; Relapse with Nassau Private Prevention; Family Support & Counseling; treatment County Insurance Anger Management; Domestic Violence Groups; Queens Suboxone Induction; Vivitrol Injections; County Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT); Transportation Assistance; SSI Assistance; ACCESS-VR/VESID Placement

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Brookhaven Memorial Hospital/Medical Center http://www.brookhavenhospital/org/services.cfm/behavioral-health Outpatient Treatment Services

365 East Main Street 550 Montauk Highway Patchogue, New York 11772 Shirley, New York 11967 631-854-1222 631-852-1070

Treatment Services Prevention Catchment Payment Services Area Methods for Treatment Services Assessment; Treatment Planning; Crisis None Suffolk Sliding Scale; Intervention; Psychiatric Evaluations; County Medicaid; Medication Management; DWI Groups; Private Criminal Justice Group; Women’s Group; Insurance Suboxone Treatmentl Codependent’s Group; Family Therapy; Relapse Prevention Group

(services may vary by location)

Catholic Charities of Rockville Centre http://www.catholiccharities.cc/our-services/chemical-dependence

Day Treatment & Intensive Day Treatment & Intensive Medically Monitored Outpatient Services Outpatient Services Withdrawal & Stabilization Available Services 115 Indian Head Road 31 Montauk Highway East Talbot House Commack, NY 11725 Hampton Bays, NY 11946 30-C Carlough Road 631-543-6200 631-723-3362 Bohemia, NY 11716 631-589-4144

Treatment Services Prevention Catchment Payment Services Area Methods for Treatment Services Assessment; Treatment Planning; Crisis Prevention Suffolk Sliding Scale; Intervention; Psychiatric Evaluations; Education; County Medicaid; Medication Management; DWI Groups; Prevention Private Criminal Justice Group; Domestic Violence Counseling; Insurance Group; Gambling Treatment; Women’s Group; Parenting Codependent Group; Family Therapy; Relapse Education Prevention Group; Anger Management; Case Management Services; Vocational Services;

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Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT); Pregnant Women; MAT for Pregnant Women

(services may vary by location)

Center for Addiction Recovery and Empowerment (C.A.R.E.) http://www.care-ny.com/ Outpatient Treatment Services 2805 Veterans Memorial Highway Islandia, New York 11749 631-532-5234

Treatment Services Prevention Catchment Payment Services Area Methods for Treatment Services Assessment; Treatment Planning; Crisis None Suffolk Sliding Scale; Intervention; Psychiatric Evaluations; County; Medicaid; Medication Management; DWI Grouops; Nassau Private Criminal Justice Group; Domestic Violence County; Insurance Group; Family Therapy; Relapse Prevention Queens Group; Multi-lingual Services (Spanish, Polish, County Russian; Ukrainian); Case Management Services; Vocational Services; Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT)

Center for Prevention & Outreach http://studentaffairs.stonybrook.edu/cpo Prevention Services Stony Brook University Student Union, Room #216 Stony Brook, NY 11790 631-632-6729

Treatment Services Prevention Services Catchment Area Payment Methods for Treatment Services Prevention Education; Student, Faculty Free to Students None Prevention Counseling; & Staff of the Referral Information State University at Stony Brook

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Charles K. Post Addiction Treatment http://www.oasas.ny.gov/atc/post/index.cfm Inpatient Rehabilitation Services 998 Crooked Hill Road West Brentwood, New York 11717 631-434-7554

Treatment Services Prevention Catchment Payment Services Area Methods for Treatment Services Assessment; Treatment Planning; Crisis Prevention No Sliding Scale; Intervention; Psychiatric Evaluations; Education; restrictions Medicaid; Medication Management; Criminal Justice Prevention Private Group; Domestic Violence Programming; Counseling; Insurance Gambling Treatment; Women’s Group; Young Parenting Adult Male Group; Codependent’s Group; Education; Family Therapy & Education; Relapse Community Prevention Group; Dual Diagnosis Services; Outreach Motivational Enhancement Group; Bilingual Services; Case Management Services; Vocational Services; Pregnant Women; Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) for Pregnant Women; Induction of Pregnant Women

Charles K. Post Addiction Treatment Community Residential Program 998 Crooked Hill Road, Building #1 PPC Campus West Brentwood, New York 11717 General – 631-434-7200; Admissions – 631-434-7281

Treatment Services Prevention Catchment Payment Services Area Methods for Treatment Services Transitional Housing; Case Management; None No None; Vocational Services; Educational & Counseling restrictions Required Groups; Medical & Psychiatric Evaluation; Outpatient Medication Assisted Treatment; On-site Self- treatment will Help Meetings (AA, NA, etc.); Discharge charge fee Planning for Aftercare; Coordination of Supportive Living; Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) for Pregnant Women; Induction of Pregnant Women

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Community Counseling Services of Ronkonkoma Outpatient Treatment Services http://www.communitycounselingservicesli.com 3281 Veterans Memorial Highway, Suite E-14 Ronkonkoma, New York 11779 631-471-3122

Treatment Services Prevention Catchment Payment Services Area Methods for Treatment Services Assessment; Treatment Planning; Crisis None Suffolk Sliding Scale; Intervention; Psychiatric Evaluations; County Medicaid; Medication Management; DWI Groups; Private Criminal Justice Groups; Domestic Violence Insurance Group; Gambling Treatment; Women’s Group; Adolescent Treatment; Codependent’s Group; Family Therapy; Relapse Prevention Group; Bilingual Services; Case Management Services; Vocational Services

The Dunes East Hampton Community Residential Program & Intensive Outpatient Treatment Services) http://theduneseasthampton.com 201 Ford Pond Boulevard, Suite 1 East Hampton, New York 11937 631-604-5405 or 917-434-9715

Treatment Services Prevention Catchment Payment Services Area Methods for Treatment Services Assessment; Treatment Planning; Crisis None No Self-Pay Intervention; Psychiatric Evaluations; restrictions Medication Management; Cognitive Behavior Therapy; Dialectical Behavioral Therapy; Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing; Family and experiential therapies; Pharmacotherapy

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Eastern Long Island Hospital Association Detoxification, Inpatient Rehabilitation http://www.elih.org/hospital-guide/services/behavioral-health/addiction-services

Detoxification, Inpatient Rehabilitation Outpatient Treatment Services 201 Manor Place 814 Harrison Avenue Greenport, New York 11944 Riverhead, New York 11901 631-477-8877 631-369-8966

Treatment Services Prevention Catchment Payment Services Area Methods for Treatment Services Assessment; Intensive and Non-Intensive Levels None Suffolk Sliding Scale; of Care; Treatment Planning; Crisis Intervention; County Medicaid; Psychiatric Evaluations; Medication Medicare; Management; Individual Psychotherapy; Co- Private occurring Groups; Young Adult Groups; Insurance Criminal Justice Groups; Women’s Group; Family Therapy; Relapse Prevention Group; Case Management Services; Vocational Services’ Smoking Cessation; Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT); Sober Housing; Primary Medical

(services may vary by location)

Eastern Suffolk BOCES Student Assistance Service (Prevention) 1741D North Ocean Avenue Medford, New York 11763 631-289-0078

Treatment Services Prevention Services Catchment Payment Area Methods for Prevention Services None Prevention Counseling (Groups); Eastern Free Referrals; Relapse Prevention Suffolk Group; Parent Education; Bilingual County Services; Prevention Education; Community Education

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Employee Assistance Resource Services (Outpatient Treatment Services) 278 East Main Street Smithtown, New York 11787 631-361-6960

Treatment Services Prevention Catchment Payment Services Area Methods for Treatment Services Assessment; Treatment Planning; Crisis None Suffolk Sliding Scale; Intervention; Psychiatric Evaluations; County Medicaid; Medication Management; DWI Groups; Private Criminal Justice Groups; Domestic Violence Insurance Group; Adolescent Treatment; Family Therapy; Relapse Prevention Group; Bilingual Services; Case Management Services; Vocational Services

Family Service League, Inc. http://www.fsl-li.org/programs-services/addiction-services/

Outpatient Treatment Outpatient Treatment & Outpatient Treatment Bay Shore Family Recovery Prevention Services Riverhead Family Recovery Center Mastic Family Recovery Center 1444 Fifth Avenue Center & Alcohol Prevention 208 Roanoke Avenue Bay Shore, New York 11706 Program Riverhead, New York 11901 631-427-3700 1235 Montauk Highway 631-369-0104 Mastic, New York 11950 631-772-3294 or 631-772- 3283

Treatment Services Prevention Catchment Payment Services Area Methods for Treatment Services Assessment; Treatment Planning; Crisis Prevention Suffolk Sliding Scale; Intervention; Psychiatric Evaluations; Education; County Medicaid; Medication Management; DWI Groups; Prevention Private Criminal Justice Groups; Women’s Group; Counseling; Insurance Adolescent Treatment; Family Therapy; Relapse Community Prevention Group; Bilingual Services; Case Education Management Services; Vocational Services; Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT); Pregnant Women

(services may vary by location)

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Long Island Prevention Resource Center Prevention Information & Resources, Technical Assistance, Community Networking, and Coalition Building http://www.liprc.org/site/home.aspx 1444 Fifth Avenue Bay Shore, New York 11706 631-650-0135

Treatment Services Prevention Services Catchment Payment Area Methods for Prevention Services None Prevention Education; Suffolk Free Community Mobilization; County; Technical Assistance; Nassau Workshops, Trainings and County Presentations; Advocacy; Coalition Development

Hope for Youth, Inc. Outpatient Adolescent/Family Treatment and Prevention http://www.hfyny.org/ 201 Dixon Avenue Amityville, New York 1901 631-782-6523

Treatment Services Prevention Catchment Payment Services Area Methods for Treatment Services Assessment; Treatment Planning; Crisis Prevention Suffolk Sliding Scale; Intervention; Psychiatric Evaluations; Education; County Medicaid; Medication Management; Suboxone Treatment; Prevention Health First Adolescent Treatment; Multi-Dimensional Counseling; Insurance; Family Therapy (includes intensive clinical & Community Private case management services); Relapse Prevention Education Insurance Group; Bilingual Services; Case Management Services

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Human Understanding & Growth Services, Inc. (HUGS) Prevention Services 108C Mill Road Westhampton Beach, New York 11978 631-288-9505

Treatment Services Prevention Services Catchment Payment Area Methods for Treatment Services None Prevention Education; Suffolk N/A Community Education; County Parent Education

Huntington Youth Bureau Huntington Drug & Alcohol Counseling & Prevention Services Outpatient Treatment Services http://www.hybydri.org/D&A.html 423 Park Avenue Huntington, New York 11743 631-271-3591

Treatment Services Prevention Catchment Payment Services Area Methods for Treatment Services Assessment; Treatment Planning; Crisis Prevention Town of Sliding Scale; Intervention; Psychiatric Evaluations; DWI Education; Huntington Medicaid; Groups; Criminal Justice Groups; Women’s Prevention Private Group; Adolescent Treatment; Family Therapy; Counseling; Insurance Relapse Prevention Group; Stress management Parent group; Bilingual Services Education; Community Education

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Impact Counseling Services, Inc. Outpatient Treatment Services 2760 Middle Country Road Lake Grove, New York 11755 631-467-3182

Treatment Services Prevention Catchment Payment Services Area Methods for Treatment Services Assessment; Treatment Planning; Crisis None Suffolk Sliding Scale; Intervention; Psychiatric Evaluations; County Medicaid; Medication Management; Parenting Group; Private Anger Management; DWI Groups; Family Insurance Therapy; Relapse Prevention Group; Case Management Services; Vocational Services;

Institute for Rational Counseling Outpatient Treatment Services 30 Floyds Run Bohemia, New York 11716 631-567-7760

Treatment Services Prevention Catchment Payment Services Area Methods for Treatment Services Assessment; Treatment Planning; Crisis None Suffolk Sliding Scale; Intervention; Psychiatric Evaluations; County Medicaid; Medication Management; DWI Groups; Private Criminal Justice Group; Domestic Violence Insurance Group; Women’s Group; Adolescent Treatment; Codependent’s Group; Family Therapy; Relapse Prevention Group; Bilingual Services; Case Management Services; Vocational Services;

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John T. Mather Memorial Hospital Outpatient Treatment Services 100 Highlands Boulevard, Suite 101 Port Jefferson, New York 11776 631-331-8200

Treatment Services Prevention Catchment Payment Services Area Methods for Treatment Services Assessment; Treatment Planning; Psychiatric None Suffolk Sliding Scale; Evaluations; Medication Management; Women’s County Medicaid; Group; Dual Diagnosis Services; DWI Groups; Medicare; Relapse Prevention Group; Adolescent Groups; Private Adolescent Intensive Outpatient Program Insurance

The Kenneth Peters Center for Recovery Outpatient Treatment Services http://www.kenpeterscenter.com/ 300 Motor Parkway, Suite 110 Hauppauge, New York 11788 631-273-2221

Treatment Services Prevention Catchment Payment Services Area Methods for Treatment Services Assessment; Treatment Planning; Crisis Prevention Suffolk Private Intervention; DWI Groups; Codependence Education; County Insurance; Group; Family Therapy; Medication Assisted Community Self-Pay Treatment (MAT); Pregnant Women; MAT for Education Pregnant Women; Intensive Outpatient Treatment Services

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Long Island Center for Recovery, Inc. Detoxification, Inpatient Rehabilitation & Outpatient Services http://www.longislnadcenterrecovery.com 320 West Montauk Highway Hampton Bays, New York 11946 631-728-3100

Treatment Services Prevention Catchment Payment Services Area Methods for Treatment Services Assessment; Treatment Planning; Psychiatric Prevention Tri-State Private Evaluations; Individual & Group Counseling; Education; Insurance; DWI Groups; Women’s Group; Relapse Community Self-Pay Prevention Group; Trauma Resolution Therapy; Education Vocational Services; First Responders Group; Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT)

Long Island Council on Alcoholism & Drug Dependence (LICADD) SBIRT, Prevention & Advocacy 631-979-1700 – 24/7 Substance Abuse Hotline

4400 Veteran’s Memorial Highway, Suite 204 877 East Main Street Holbrook, New York 11741 Riverhead, New York 11901

Treatment Services Prevention Services Catchment Payment Area Methods for Treatment Services Assessment; Referral Prevention Education; Prevention Suffolk Donations Counseling; Community Education; County; Requested HIV/AIDS Risk Reduction; Nassau Professional Training; Assessment; County Treatment Placements; Relapse Prevention Group; Anger Management; Case Management; Planned Family Interventions

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Maryhaven Center of Hope, Inc. Outpatient Treatment Services http://maryhaven.chsli.org 240 West Main Street Riverhead, New York 11901 631-727-0710 631-727-4044

Treatment Services Prevention Catchment Payment Services Area Methods for Treatment Services Assessment; Treatment Planning; Crisis Prevention Town of Sliding Scale; Intervention; Psychiatric Evaluations; Education; Brookhaven Medicaid; Medication Management; DWI Groups; Prevention Private Criminal Justice Groups; Domestic Violence Counseling; Insurance Group; Adolescent Treatment; Codependency Community Group; Family Therapy; Relapse Prevention Education Group; Bilingual Services; Case Management Services; Vocational Services

Outreach Development Corporation http://www.opiny.org

Adolescent Inpatient Women’s Day Rehabilitation; Outpatient Treatment Rehabilitation; Outpatient Adult & Adolescent Services Treatment & Adult Outpatient Treatment 452 Suffolk Avenue Residential Services Services Brentwood, New York 11717 400 Crooked Hill Road 11D Farber Drive 631-436-6065 Brentwood, New York 11717 Bellport, New York 11713 631-231-3232 631-286-0700

Treatment Services Prevention Catchment Payment Services Area Methods for Treatment Services Assessment; Treatment Planning; Crisis Prevention Suffolk Sliding Scale; Intervention; Psychiatric Evaluations; Education; County; Medicaid; Medication Management; DWI Groups; Prevention Nassau Private Domestic Violence Group; Adolescent Counseling; County Insurance Treatment; Codependency Group; Family Community Therapy; Relapse Prevention Group; Bilingual Education Services; Case Management Services; Vocational Services; Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT); Pregnant Women

(services may vary by location)

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Phoenix Houses of Long Island, Inc. http://www.phoenixhouse.org

Outpatient Treatment Services 287 Springs Fireplace Road East Hampton, New York 11937 631-306-5721 Adult Residential Services for Men 220 Veterans Highway Hauppauge, New York 11788 Adult Residential Services for Men Edward D. Miller Center 153 Lake Shore Road Lake Ronkonkoma, New York 11779 631-471-5666 x5597 Residential Services for Males age 18-25 Academy on Long Island 95 Industrial Road Wainscott, New York 11975 631-537-2891 Admissions: 631-306-5711/5714

Treatment Services Prevention Catchment Payment Methods Services Area for Treatment Services Assessment; Treatment Planning; Crisis Prevention Suffolk Sliding Scale; Intervention; Psychiatric Evaluations; Education; County; Medicaid/Medicare; Medication Management; DWI Groups; Community Nassau Private Insurance Domestic Violence Group; Adolescent Education County Treatment; Codependency Group; Family Therapy; Relapse Prevention Group; Bilingual Services; Case Management Services; Vocational Services; Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT); Withdrawal & Stabilization; Individual & Group Counseling

(services may vary by location)

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Riverhead Community Awareness Program, Inc. (CAP) Prevention http://riverheadcap.org 518 East Main Street, Suite 106 Riverhead, New York 11901 631-727-3722

Treatme Prevention Services Catchment Payment nt Area Methods for Services Treatment Services None School Based: Prevention Counseling; Crisis Riverhead Free to Intervention; Prevention Education; Peer CSD; residents, Leadership; Referral Town of schools & Community Based: Prevention Education; Riverhead community in Community Education; Parenting Education; Riverhead Volunteer Training; Resource Library; Riverhead CSD Community Coalition for Safe & Drug-Free Youth; TIPS Responsible Beverage Server Training

Samaritan Daytop Village Outpatient Rehabilitation, Outpatient Services http://www.samaritanvillage.org 2075 New York Avenue Huntington Station, New York 11746 631-351-7112

Treatment Services Prevention Catchment Payment Services Area Methods for Treatment Services Assessment; Treatment Planning; Crisis Prevention Suffolk Sliding Scale; Intervention; Psychiatric Evaluations; Education; County; Medicaid; Medication Management; DWI Groups; Prevention Nassau Private Criminal Justice Groups; Domestic Violence Counseling; County Insurance Group; Gambling Treatment; Women’s Group; Community Adolescent Treatment; Codependent’s Group; Education Family Therapy; Relapse Prevention Group; Bilingual Services; Case Management Services; Vocational Services; Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT)

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Sanctuary East, LTD Outpatient Treatment Services 2 William Avenue East Islip, New York 11730 631-224-7700

Treatment Services Prevention Catchment Payment Services Area Methods for Treatment Services Assessment; Treatment Planning; Crisis Prevention Suffolk Sliding Scale; Intervention; Psychiatric Evaluations; Education; County Medicaid; Medication Management; DWI Groups; Parenting Private Adolescent Treatment; Codependency Group; Education; Insurance Family Therapy; Relapse Prevention Group; Community Smoking Cessation; Bilingual Services Education

SCO Family of Services Residential Treatment Services for Women and Mother & Child http://www.sco.org/member-groups/madonna-heights/ 151 Burrs Lane Dix Hills, New York Morning Star I – 631-213-0145 Morning Star II – 631-213-0306

Treatment Services Prevention Catchment Payment Services Area Methods for Treatment Services Assessment; Treatment Planning; Crisis Parenting Suffolk Self-Pay; DSS Intervention; Psychiatric Evaluations (off-site); Education County; Eligible Women’s Groups; Parenting Education; Nassau Vocational Services; Recreation Therapy; County Pregnant Women; Individual & Group Counseling; Relapse Prevention Group; Codependency Group

(services vary by location)

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Seafield Services, Inc. http://www.seafieldcenter.com/

Intensive Outpatient Treatment; Outpatient Day Rehabilitation 37 John Street Amityville, New York 11701 631-424-2900 Intensive Outpatient Treatment 475 East Main Street, Suite 101 East Patchogue, New York 11772 631-363-2001 Intensive Outpatient Treatment 3251 Route 112, Building 9, Suite 2 Medford, New York 11763 631-451-6007 Inpatient Rehabilitation Treatment, Suboxone Treatment 7 Seafield Lane Westhampton Beach, New York 11977 Intensive Outpatient Treatment 212 West Main Street Riverhead, New York 11901 631-369-7800

Treatment Services Prevention Catchment Payment Services Area Methods for Treatment Services Assessment; Treatment Planning; Crisis Prevention Suffolk Sliding Scale; Intervention; Psychiatric Evaluations; Education; County; Medicaid; Medication Management; DWI Groups; Parenting Nassau Private Criminal Justice Groups; Women’s Groups; Education; County Insurance Dual Focused Groups; Domestic Violence Family Groups; Anger Management Group; Adolescent Bridge Treatment; Parenting Group; Relapse Prevention Group Group; Case Management; Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT)’ Pregnant Women

(services may vary by location)

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South Oaks Hospital Ancillary Withdrawal, Inpatient Rehabilitation, Partial Hospitalization & Outpatient Treatment Programs http://south-oaks.org/chemical.php 400 Sunrise Highway Amityville, New York 11701 631-608-5616

Treatment Services Prevention Catchment Payment Services Area Methods for Treatment Services Comprehensive Assessment; Treatment Prevention Suffolk Sliding Scale; Planning; Crisis Intervention; Psychiatric Education; County Medicaid; Evaluations; Medication Management; DWI Parenting Private Groups; Criminal Justice Group; Domestic Education; Insurance Violence Group; Gambling Treatment; Community Women’s Group; Adolescent Treatment; Education Codependency Group; Family Therapy; Relapse Prevention Group; Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT); Pregnant Women; MAT for Pregnant Women; Induction of Pregnant Women; Sedative/Hypnotic/Anxyolic Detoxification; Suboxone Induction

St. Charles Hospital http://stcharleshospital.chsli.org/services-programs-0

Inpatient Rehabilitation Inpatient Withdrawal & Stabilization Services 200 Belle Terre Road, 5th Floor 200 Belle Terre Road Port Jefferson, New York 11777 Port Jefferson, New York 11777 631-474-6233 631-474-6105

Treatment Services Prevention Catchment Payment Services Area Methods for Treatment Services Assessment; Treatment Planning; Crisis Community Suffolk Sliding Scale; Intervention; Psychiatric Evaluations; Education County Medicaid; Medication Management; Gambling Treatment; Private Family Therapy; Relapse Prevention; Bilingual Insurance Services; Case Management Services; Adults 19+; Medically Managed Withdrawal Services; Medically Monitored Withdrawal Services

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Sunshine Prevention Center Youth and Family Services Prevention Information & resources, community networking http://www.sunshinepreventionctr.org 468 Boyle Road Port Jefferson Station, New York 11776 631-476-3099

Treatment Services Prevention Services Catchment Payment Area Methods for Treatment Services Court-approved Prevention Education; Prevention Suffolk Sliding Scale; Anger Management Counseling; Support Groups; County Payment Plans and Parenting Parenting Education; Community Sponsorships Programs Education; Summer Prevention for families in Program; Anger Management; need; Social Violence Prevention; Teen Support; Services Prevention Curricula & Materials for eligibility for Educators; HS Alternative Education some programs Program

Suffolk County Department of Health Services http://www.suffolkcountyny.gov/Departments/HealthServices/Mental Hygiene.aspx Prevention 725 Veterans Memorial Highway Hauppauge, New York 11760 631-853-8506 or 631-853-8554

Treatment Services Prevention Services Catchment Payment Area Methods for Prevention Services None Prevention Planning & Coordination; Suffolk Free Prevention Education & Training; County School-based prevention services, programs & training; Parenting Education; Community Education; Education for special populations; Environmental Strategies; Peer-to- Peer Prevention Training

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Suffolk County Department of Health Services Methadone Maintenance Facilities

Methadone Maintenance North County Complex Hauppauge, New York 11760 631-853-6410 Methadone Maintenance 200 Wireless Boulevard Hauppauge, New York 11788 631-853-7373 Methadone Maintenance 689 E. Jericho Turnpike Huntington Station, New York 11746 631-854-4400 Methadone Maintenance 300 Center Drive Riverhead, New York 11901 631-852-2680

Medication Assisted Therapy Services Prevention Catchment Payment Services Area Methods for Medication hours Treatment Services M,T, W, F: Prevention Suffolk Sliding Scale; 6 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. Education County Medicaid; Th: Private 6 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. Insurance Sat & Sun: 7 a.m. – 2:30 p.m.

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Thrive Recovery Community and Outreach Center Recovery Services http://www.thriveli.org 1324 Motor Parkway, Suite 102 Hauppauge, New York 11749 631-822-3396

Programs & Services Prevention Catchment Payment Services Area Methods for Treatment Services Recovery Coaching’ Twelve Step None Suffolk None Meetings (various fellowships); Creativity County Workshops; Advocacy Training; Parenting Classes; Career Readiness; Yoga/Wellness Classes; Sober Social Activities (music, sports, game night, etc.)

Town of Babylon Division of Drugs and Alcohol Services Beacon Family Wellness Center Outpatient Treatment Services http://www.townofbabylon.com/index.aspx?NID=182 161 East Main Street Smithtown, New York 11787 631-360-7578

Treatment Services Prevention Catchment Payment Services Area Methods for Treatment Services Assessment; Treatment Planning; Crisis Parenting Smithtown Sliding Scale; Intervention; Psychiatric Evaluations; Adult Education; Township, Medicaid; Male and Female Groups; Adolescent Community Suffolk Medicare; Treatment; Co-occurring Disorders; Significant Education; County Private Other Group; Par-other Group; Family Therapy; Community Insurance; Vocational Services; Medically Assisted Coalitions VISA & MC Treatment (MAT); Pregnant Women; MAT for Accepted Pregnant Women; Induction of Pregnant Women

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Welllife Network For intake admission, call Admissions at 631-920-8037 Location 1 – Prevention & Outpatient Treatment Services 55 Horizon Drive Huntington, New York 11743

Location 2 – Outpatient Treatment Services 11 Route 111 Smithtown, New York 11787

Location 3 – Outpatient Treatment Services 234 Long Island Avenue Wyandanch, New York 11799

Location 4 – Outpatient Treatment Services 3600 Route 112 Coram, New York 11727

Treatment Services Prevention Catchment Payment Services Area Methods for Treatment Services Screenings; Assessment; Treatment Planning; Gambling Suffolk Sliding Scale; Crisis Intervention; Psychiatric Evaluations; Prevention; County Medicaid/ Medication Management; Suboxone Treatment’ CD Medicare; Co-Occurring Disorders Treatment; Women’s Prevention Private Intensive Services; Adolescent Treatment; Education; Insurance Family Therapy; Relapse Prevention; Switching CD Addictions; Problem Gambling Program; Community Individual & Group Counseling; Case Outreach Management Services; Vocational Services; and Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT); Education; Pregnant Women; MAT for Pregnant Women; Gambling Induction for Pregnant Women Community Outreach & (services may vary by location) Education

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West Islip Youth Enrichment Services http://yesnews.org Main Office 90 Higbie Lane West Islip, New York 11795 631-587-5172 x369

Prevention Services Office 555 Clayton Avenue Central Islip, New York 11722 631-348-3513

Treatment Services Prevention Services Catchment Payment Area Methods for Prevention Services None Prevention Education; Parenting Town of Free Education; Community Education; Islip Community Coalitions

YMCA of Long Island, Inc. Family Service Program Prevention and Outreach Treatment Services https://ymcali.org/family-services/programs/ 1150 Portion Road Holtsville, New York 11742 631-580-7777 – Treatment Services 631-580-7777 x 111 – Prevention Services

Treatment Services Prevention Catchment Payment Services Area Methods for Treatment Services Assessment; Treatment Planning; DWI Groups; Prevention Brookhaven Sliding Scale; Adult Treatment Group; Women’s Group; Education; Township Medicaid; Relapse Prevention Group; Stress Management Parenting Private Group; Anger Management; Rebound Group; Education; Insurance Codependent’s Group; Family Therapy; Community Pregnant Women; Hispanic Program Education; Community (all services provided in Spanish) Coalitions

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Substance Abuse Recovery Resources

Hotlines/Help Lines Substance Abuse AA (Alcoholics Anonymous) (631) 669-1124 http://www.suffolkny-aa.org/ Al-Anon/Alateen (Family Members of Alcoholics) (631) 669-2827 http://www.al-anon-suffolk-ny.org/ Cocaine Anonymous (212) 262-2463 http://www.canewyork.org/meetings.html Debtors Anonymous (212) 969-8111 http://www.danyc.org/meetings/lisland.htm Families Anonymous (800) 736-9805 http://www.familiesanonymous.org/ Gamblers Anonymous (855) 222-5542 http://longisland-ga.com/index.php?p=home Gamblers Anonymous (GAM-ANON) (718) 352-1671 http://www.gam-anon.org/meeting-directory/new-york/long-island/all Narcotics Anonymous (631) 689-6262 http://sasna.org/?page_id=4 Nar-Anon (Family Members of Substance Abusers) (800) 477-6291 http://www.nar-anon.org/ Nicotine Anonymous (877) 879-6422 https://nicotine-anonymous.org/ Overeaters Anonymous (631) 260-6615 http://www.suffolkoa.org/locations.html Secular Organizations for Sobriety / "Save OurSelves" (716) 636-4869, ext. 318 http://sos-nys.org Smart Recovery (631) 242-2494 (SMART#) http://www.smartrecovery.org/ Women for Sobriety (215) 536-8026 http://www.womenforsobriety.org

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Civil Legal Services Providers

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Angels for Warriors 164 Main Street Huntington, New York 11743 631-651-5471 http://angelsforwarriors.org/

Angels for Warriors provides information and guidance about the essential resources available to America's returning warriors and their families. Volunteer lawyers handle various Veterans’ legal issues, including VA benefits, evictions, child support, driver’s license problems, etc. The population served is low and moderate income Veterans, with matters handled pro bono or for a reduced fee.

Central American Refugee Center (CARECEN) 2000 Brentwood Road, Second Floor Brentwood, New York 11717 631-273-8721 http://www.carecenny.org/

CARECEN has provided high quality legal assistance to immigrant communities in Nassau and Suffolk counties for over thirty years. We currently offer a variety of legal services in both affirmative and defensive cases, including initial and renewal requests for temporary protected status (TPS) and Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA), green card renewals, naturalization, adjustment of status, family petitions, unlawful presence waivers, special immigrant juvenile status (SIJS), among others. We screen for a broad range of legal relief when we meet with our clients and inform them of the immigration benefits they are eligible to apply for and the implications of applying for them.

Pathway to Citizenship Long Island: This program provides free citizenship legal services, credentialing of foreign-earned degrees and free financial counseling for lawful permanent residents.

Refugee Child Unit: This unit conducts legal outreach and intake for unaccompanied children that have resettled in Nassau and Suffolk counties, assessing avenues of legal relief and representation for children that are currently in deportation proceedings.

Family Petitions: As a permanent resident or U.S. citizen, you are able to petition for eligible relatives to become lawful permanent residents in the United States.

Adjustment of Status: This is a process by which an eligible applicant can apply to become a permanent resident of the United States.

Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA): DACA is a program through which individuals who arrived to the U.S. before their 16th birthday and meet other eligibility requirements may apply for work authorization, in addition to not being placed in deportation proceedings or removed from the U.S. for a period of two years.

Temporary Protected Status: Temporary Protected Status is granted to individuals that are a national of a country designated for TPS or individuals without nationality who last habitually resided in the designated country and who meet other eligibility requirements.

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Catholic Charities - Immigration and Refugee Resettlement 143 Schleigel Boulevard Amityville, NY 11701 Telephone: 631-789-5210 www.catholiccharities.cc

Legal Counseling: Comprehensive, reliable legal counseling is the backbone of our immigrant services, helping newcomers negotiate complex and ever-changing immigration and naturalization laws. Catholic Charities is the only agency on Long Island fully recognized by the U.S. government (Board of Immigration Appeals) to offer legal advice, process petitions, and represent clients on immigration law matters up to the Executive Office for Immigration Review (EOIR), U.S. Department of Justice, Board of Immigration Appeals.

Refugee Resettlement: In partnership with the U.S. government, the U.S. Catholic Bishops, and New York State, refugee resettlement staff reach out to people who arrive on Long Island fleeing war, natural disaster, or personal persecution in their countries of origin. Full-range case management services help these most vulnerable of newcomers to stabilize their lives by securing food, clothing, housing, health care, English language instruction, and employment services. Some transitional cash assistance is available. Counseling and referral are available for those facing post-traumatic stress, displacement shock, or other anxieties. Resettlement and legal services are also available to victims of human trafficking.

Advocacy and Organizing: Advocacy and organizing are coordinated to address laws, policies, and practices that are unfair and inhumane toward immigrants. Many immigrants - including increasing numbers of legal, long-standing, and elderly immigrants - find the system unresponsive when they seek emergency services and benefits to which they are entitled, such as Medicaid or food stamps. Advocacy helps cut through the red tape on a case-by-case basis. Working with the U.S. Bishops, broad-based community organizing efforts unite the voices of immigrants seeking systemic changes to improve immigration laws and access to public benefits. Vigorous voter registration is central to the empowered participation of immigrants and their families.

Eligibility and Fees: Any immigrant is eligible to receive services, regardless of status, documentation, or national origin. Fees are based on ability to pay for some essential services.

Domestic Violence Law Project at VIBS 185 Oval Drive Islandia, New York 11749 631-360-3606 http://www.vibs.org/

Legal representation is provided to victims of domestic violence in obtaining Orders of Protection, child custody, divorce, housing and public benefits.

Empire Justice Center Public Advocacy Center Touro Law School 225 Eastview Drive, Room 222 Central Islip, NY 11722 631-650-2317 www.empirejustice.org

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Empire Justice Center works in support of the legal rights of New Yorkers who are poor, disabled or disenfranchised through direct civil legal representation, advocacy for system change and training and support for other advocates and organizations. In our Long Island office, we engage in impact litigation, policy advocacy on behalf of the rights of low-income New Yorkers, work on issues concerning immigrants’ rights, public benefits, the rights of people with disabilities, mortgage foreclosure, and access to government programs for people with limited English proficiency.

We provide information and representation to people, particularly in the area of public benefits, but also with regard to various other issues affecting low-income Long Islanders. We can provide referrals to people with mortgage foreclosure and housing issues, and anticipate hiring staff to do immigration work in the near future. We also do advocacy around language access and other issues, and offer community trainings in a number of areas, particularly concerning immigrants’ rights.

Latino Justice William Randolph Hearst Public Advocacy Center 225 Eastview Drive Central Islip, New York 11722 631-650-2303 http://latinojustice.org/

LatinoJustice PRLDEF, a national leader in the fight for Latino civil and human rights, is staffed by a legal fellow and a community organizer. LatinoJustice has been engaging in increasing civil rights work in Long Island over the past decade as the Latino community has grown significantly during that time, and is in increasing need of legal services.

Legal Aid Society of Suffolk County, Inc. John P. Cohalan, Jr. Courthouse 400 Carleton Avenue, 4th Floor Central Islip, NY 11722 631- 853-5212 – District Court Office 631-853-4343 – Family Court Office 631-439-2450 – Children’s Law Bureau 631-852-1650 – Riverhead Office www.legal-aid.org

The Legal Aid Society is a private, not-for-profit legal services organization, the oldest and largest in the nation, dedicated since 1876 to providing quality legal representation to low-income New Yorkers. It is dedicated to one simple but powerful belief: that no New Yorker should be denied access to justice because of poverty.

The Society handles 300,000 individual cases and matters annually and provides a comprehensive range of legal services in three areas: the Civil, Criminal and Juvenile Rights Practices. Unlike the Society's Criminal and Juvenile Rights Practices, which are constitutionally mandated and supported by government, the Civil Practice relies heavily on private contributions.

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Long Island Advocacy Center 490 Wheeler Road, Suite 165C Hauppauge, NY 11788 631-234-0467 www.theliac.org

Long Island Advocacy Center provides information and referral, individual/case advocacy, and represents the legal rights of students attending Public School. In addition, Long Island Advocacy Center provides service coordination and vocational advocacy for adults with disabilities. Through mediation, negotiation and representation the Long Island Advocacy Center ensures students and individuals with disabilities receive all the services to which they are entitled under law.

Long Island Against Domestic Violence 320 Carleton Avenue, Suite 8000 Central Islip, New York 11722 631-666-8833 http://www.liadv.org/

Legal representation is provided to victims of domestic violence who have not already retained an attorney for matrimonial proceedings. Representation is available for orders of protections, child custody, visitation and child support.

Long Island Housing Services 640 Johnson Avenue, Suite 8 Bohemia, NY 11716 631-567-5111 www.lifairhousing.org

The agency handles cases related to housing and lending discrimination; landlord-tenant issues; foreclosures. Eligibility is based for low-income persons who are being experiencing discrimination and homeowners facing foreclosure. The agency also provides advocacy and community education, and investigates instances of housing and lending discrimination.

Mental Hygiene Legal Service Courthouse Corporate Center 320 Carleton Avenue, Suite 3200 Central Islip, New York 11722 631-208-5319

Supreme Court Building One Court Street Riverhead, New York 11901 516-493-3963 http://nycourts.gov/courts/ad2/mhls_mainpage.shtml

The Mental Hygiene Legal Service (MHLS) is a New York State agency responsible for representing, advocating and litigating on behalf of individuals receiving services for a mental disability. It is the oldest and most comprehensive legal advocacy program for the mentally disabled in the United States. Originally created by the New York State Legislature in 1964 as the Mental Health Information Service to act as the guardian of due process rights for the institutionalized mentally disabled, the agency functioned primarily in an informational and ombudsman capacity.

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Nassau Suffolk Law Services 1757 Veterans Highway, Suite 50 400 West Main Street, Suite 301 Islandia, NY 11749 AND Riverhead, NY 11901 631-232-2400 631-369-1112 Serves Suffolk West of Route 112 Serves Suffolk East of Route 112 www.nslawservices.org

Nassau County Location: 1 Helen Keller Way, 5th Floor Hempstead, New York 11550

The program is committed to helping people in need vindicate their rights under the law. NSLS provides free legal services in thousands of civil (non-criminal) cases each year as well as legal education and technical support to community advocates to ensure that low income, disabled and disadvantaged individuals have equal access to the civil justice system on Long Island. The staff is comprised of attorneys, paralegals, social workers and support staff. This

NSLS Programs The Suffolk Civil Unit provides legal assistance to low income persons with housing issues, including eviction proceedings, Section 8 termination hearings, and appellate work. The unit also brings affirmative litigation with respect to violations of state or federal law on a limited basis.

The Adult Home Project is a bi-county unit representing adult home residents in matters relating to their financial accounts, the conditions of the homes, and the treatment of the residents.

The Consumer Debt Legal Assistance Project provides advice and/or representation to persons with consumer debt issues, especially in matters of medical and credit card debt.

The David Project Assists AIDS/ HIV-infected persons and their families with legal issues affecting public benefits, housing, health care, and planning for the future through wills, guardianships, and advance directives for medical treatment. In addition to legal services, the David Project provides a range of support services to HIV affected families with minor children in Nassau and Suffolk counties.

The Disability Advocacy Project (DAP) assists disabled persons in appealing the denial of Supplemental Security Income (SSI) and Social Security Disability (SSD) applications.

Education and Disability Rights Project (EDRP) assists income eligible families in protecting the education rights of students with disabilities. Representation includes attendance at Committee on Special Education (CSE) meetings, Resolution Session, Impartial Hearing and appeals to the State Review Office. In addition, eligible individuals of all ages are assisted in the negotiation and appeal of adverse eligibility decisions pertaining to disability related services/programs, including programs funded through the Office of People with Developmental Disabilities (OPWDD), and advocacy for effective life transitions for individuals with disabilities.

Foreclosure Prevention Project assists homeowners to prevent foreclosure, through loss mitigation options and/or legal challenges. The Project is part of a state wide coalition that includes HUD-certified housing counseling agencies. Clients must reside in the homes subject to foreclosure and whose income is within the range of 80% of the median income for Long Island set annually by HUD.

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Independent Consumer Advocacy Network (ICAN) provides education, information and advocacy regarding

Long-Term Managed Care including:

• NYS Managed Long-Term Care (MLTC) • Fully Integrated Duals Advantage (FIDA) • Health and Recovery Plan Program (HARP) • Long-Term Support Services (LTSS) in Mainstream Managed Care (MMC) Programs • Persons transitioning into MLTC plans.

The Mental Health Law Project assists persons with a history of serious mental illness, primarily in matters of public benefits, family law, health care, and housing.

The Permanency Legal Assistance Needs Project (PLAN) provides legal assistance to individuals and families affected by every type of cancer, so that they can better cope with legal, financial and medical issues, including permanency planning. Permanency planning assists families to develop a legally enforceable long-term plan for the care of children, and to assure that the client's own wishes regarding end of life decisions are followed.

The Veterans’ Rights Project provides representation, consultation, and information to low income veterans. Services include assistance with veterans’ benefits, discharge upgrades, public benefits, landlord/tenant, and child support matter.

Welfare Unit provides legal assistance to persons who experience problems with public benefits programs which are administered by the local Departments of Social Services, including welfare (TANF and Safety Net), Medicaid, Food Stamps, Child Care Assistance, HEAP, emergency shelter for the homeless and other emergency assistance programs. We also assist low income households in establishing Supplemental Needs Trusts to eliminate the Medicaid spenddown and assist homeless families to obtain rent supplements from DSS to enable families to leave the shelters or retain permanent housing.

The Re-entry Project provides legal assistance to persons previously incarcerated on civil legal issues arising from their incarceration. The focus of this project is to remove barriers that are preventing their successful reintegration into society.

Social Workers - Social workers have been an integral part of Law Services throughout its history. In general, our social workers help our most vulnerable clients complete tasks necessary for a successful outcome of their legal cases and address social issues that may be impeding the resolution of their legal issues. Our David Project social workers provide family stabilization support services to HIV affected families with minor children.

The Pro Bono Project (Suffolk) The Projects strive to supplement the funded civil legal services provided by Law Services’ staff with the generous volunteer assistance of the private bar. The Project staff refers a variety of legal matters to private volunteer attorneys, usually in the areas of matrimonial, bankruptcy and landlord-tenant law. Legal assistance is also provided in guardianships and with social security disability applications. The Suffolk Pro Bono Project will provide advice-only in child support matters.

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Senior Citizen Law Project (Nassau County, only) provides legal representation, advice, and referrals to Nassau County seniors relating to health care, housing, wills, and future planning concerns. The project also handles a wide variety of additional problems, including but not limited to, public benefits, health coverage, advance directives and some housing concerns. Clients must meet financial eligibility guidelines.

The Nassau Civil Unit (Nassau County, only) assists low-income tenants facing eviction, primarily from federally subsidized or rent stabilized housing. It also assists low-income households challenging denials or termination from federal housing programs, including “Section 8”, in administrative hearings and through affirmative litigation in State Supreme Court or in Federal District Court. The Unit works in conjunction with our Volunteer Lawyer Project’s in-court program.

New York Civil Liberties Union William Randolph Hearst Public Advocacy Center Touro Law Center 225 Eastview Drive Central Islip, New York 11722 631-757-0970 https://www.nyclu.org/en/suffolk-county-chapter-central-islip

The Suffolk County Chapter of the New York Civil Liberties Union serves all of Suffolk County. The organization is dedicated to the protection of civil liberties as embodied in the Bill of Rights. Their mission is to defend the constitutional rights of the people we serve through advocacy and involvement in the legislative process, and to educate the community about civil liberties issues.

New York State Division of Human Rights 250 Veterans Memorial Highway State Office Building, Suite 2B-49 Hauppauge, New York 11788 631-952-6434 https://dhr.ny.gov/

Investigates and pursues claims of illegal discrimination in areas such as employment, credit, purchasing or renting a home or commercial space.

New York Public Interest Research Group Small Claims Court Action Center 516-222-0086 http://www.nypirg.org/sccac/

Small Claims Court Action Centers do not provide legal advice or courtroom representation, but can help resolve your consumer problems and boost your chances of success in the small claims courts and with collecting a judgment. The counseling centers are staffed by trained college student volunteers and interns, and directed and supervised by attorneys and other professional staff. The counseling includes dispute resolution tips and information on how to navigate New York’s small claims system from assistance to before a case is filed, to court preparation, to judgment collection.

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Pro Bono Partnership William Randolph Hearst Public Advocacy Center Touro Law Center 225 Eastview Drive Central Islip, New York 11722 631-650-2311 https://www.probonopartner.org/

Pro Bono Partnership provides business and transactional legal services to nonprofit organizations serving the disadvantaged or enhancing the quality of life in neighborhoods in New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut. The Partnership mobilizes hundreds of attorneys from major corporations and law firms to donate their time and expertise on behalf of our nonprofit clients, enhancing their ability to improve conditions in their communities.

Suffolk County Bar Association 560 Wheeler Road Hauppauge, NY 11788 631-234-5577 – Lawyer Referral and Information Services 631-234-5511 – Administrative Phone www.scba.org

The Suffolk County Bar Association, which was established in 1908, is a private organization which represents the professional needs of our members. The membership is comprised of lawyers, judges and law students.

Its Pro Bono Foundation coordinates efforts to increase the availability of legal services for the poor, offers support and assistance to volunteer lawyers providing pro bono legal services and fosters public awareness concerning the availability of necessary legal services for the poor. Through the Lawyer Referral and Information Service, expert attorneys can assist you with your needs is such areas as:

Alternate Dispute Resolution - Mediation/Arbitration Services Accident or Personal Injury Buying or selling of real estate Civil rights Computer law Consumer problems Contracts Credit problems or bankruptcy Divorce, Separation, matrimonial questions Discrimination Elder law Employment problems Environmental problems Family problems Foreclosure problems Immigration law Social security problems or questions Criminal, DWI or Traffic violations Wills, Estate planning, Trusts or Probate

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New York State Bar Association 1 Elk Street Albany, New York 12207 Telephone: (631) 463-3200 www.nysba.org

For more than 135 years, the New York State Bar Association has shaped the development of the law, educated and informed the profession and the public, and responded to the demands of a changing society. Today, with a membership of more than 74,000 lawyers, representing every town, city and county in the state, the New York State Bar Association is the largest voluntary state bar organization in the nation.

The Association's objectives, originally stated in its constitution adopted in 1877, are the same today. They are: to cultivate the science of jurisprudence, promote reform in the law, facilitate the administration of justice, and elevate the standards of integrity, honor, professional skill and courtesy in the legal profession. As a link between the state and the individual lawyer, as a force for constructive change, and as a chief exponent of the rights and liberties of the public, the New York State Bar Association stands proud and capable, ready to serve.

Touro Law Center Clinical Law Program Touro Law Center Campus 225 Eastview Drive Central Islip, NY 11722 Telephone: (631) 761-7080 www.tourolaw.edu

Advanced Bankruptcy Clinic The Advanced Bankruptcy Clinic represents debtors in Chapter 13 Proceedings, in which debtors arrange a multi-year payment plan to pay outstanding debts to avoid liquidation. Students in this clinic also represent defendants in Adversary Proceedings in bankruptcy. These proceedings include matters in which a trustee attempts to recover assets transferred by a debtor and similar matters involving contested issues. Students appear in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court under attorney supervision on behalf of their clients.

Bankruptcy Clinic The Bankruptcy Clinic provides advice and represents clients who are in financial distress. Students gather information from and on behalf of the client and then prepare a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Petition. Students also participate in U.S. Bankruptcy Court at Section 341 hearings as well as prepare, file and argue numerous bankruptcy motions.

Disaster Relief Clinic The Disaster Relief Clinic provides students an opportunity to learn basic lawyering skills essential to the practice of law while assisting clients who have been impacted by Hurricane Sandy. Under faculty supervision students represent clients in real estate and land use matters, public benefits including FEMA claims, public utilities issues, insurance matters, employment issues, contractor and consumer issues as well as issues that have a broad impact on disaster recovery problems affecting a larger number of clients or public policies for disaster recovery or assistance.

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Elder Law Clinic The Elder Law Clinic introduces students to the unique challenges of practicing law on behalf of the elderly, while also providing training in basic law practice skills. As the elderly population has increased, the field of elder law has become a growing specialty, demanding more sophisticated expertise to effectively advise and assist clients. Under the supervision of experienced faculty, students spend 12 to 15 hours per week advising and representing senior clients in a wide range of legal matters in courts, administrative agencies, and negotiation settings. Through their work, students experience law practice in the larger context of social, supportive, and advocacy services for the elderly. Students also develop an appreciation for the role of lawyers and legal institutions in protecting rights and enhancing the quality of life of the aging population.

Family Law Clinic The Family Law Clinic offers students the opportunity to learn family law practice from a variety of perspectives, including litigation, negotiation, and court proceedings. Under the supervision of experienced faculty and practitioners, students represent clients in divorce litigation, child support enforcement, and family offense proceedings.

Through an intensive training covering the dynamics of family violence, the social and psychological dimensions of domestic abuse, the system of shelters and social services available to victims, and the police and criminal court procedures involved in the response to domestic violence. Student also learn special skills needed to interview and counsel clients who have endured these traumas.

Because protecting victims of family violence is a major focus of the clinic’s mission, students spend one day each week in Family Court, where they interview and represent clients seeking court protection. Whether they secure a negotiated agreement or a court order after trial, students experience the satisfaction of knowing that by obtaining an order of protection, excluding the batterer from the home or confiscating a weapon, their efforts have gained the client a measure of safety.

Immigration Law Clinic The Immigration Law Clinic provides students with a variety of practical lawyering skills such as case planning, research and writing, interviewing and counseling, in addition to helping individual clients. While advocating for immigrants, students experience how cultural, economic and political forces influence the treatment of immigrations in our legal system. The clinic is committed to law reform and to advance the cause of social justice.

Mortgage Foreclosure Clinic Students represent clients whose homes are either in mortgage foreclosure proceedings or are about to go into foreclosure. Representation includes assisting clients to renegotiate the mortgage terms to save their homes, representation in mandatory court conferences and in preparing and presenting an defenses available in the foreclosure case.

Veterans’ and Servicemembers’ Rights Clinic This Clinic assists veterans and active duty service members in matters in which military service has created special protections or create unique burdens. Clinic students work closely with the Suffolk County Veterans Court, a specialized part of the Suffolk County court system that helps veterans charged with criminal offenses by diverting them from the traditional criminal justice system and providing them with the tools they need to live productive lives, through treatment and judicial monitoring. Students may also represent veterans in benefits claims, regaining employment after deployment, employment discrimination claims, obtaining accommodations for disabilities and discharge review and update proceedings.

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Homelessness

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Long Island Coalition for the Homeless 600 Albany Avenue Amityville, NY 11701 631-464-4314 www.addressthehomeless.org

The Long Island Coalition for the Homeless divides its activities into four primary areas:

• Direct services for homeless and at risk Long Islanders • Increasing community awareness and involvement in addressing the needs of our homeless and at risk neighbors • Coordination with and provision of technical assistance to housing and service providers to create and expand programs for Long Island’s homeless • Cooperation with government entities to develop strategies for the elimination of long-term homelessness on Long Island

Direct Services for Homeless and At Risk Long Islanders: The Amityville Community Resource Center (CRC) The Long Island Coalition for the Homeless is the lead entity in a collaboration of organizations that will provide housing and services for homeless veterans at the former Air Force Recruitment Center on Albany Avenue in Amityville. Concern for Independent Living, a non-profit housing developer, will create 60 units of permanent affordable housing for homeless veterans at the site. The Coalition will coordinate the provision of case management, housing placement, job training and placement, crisis intervention and other support services.

Community Assistance Program/Centralized Assessment The Long Island Coalition for the Homeless operates the Community Assistance Program. Staff provide information and referrals for housing and services to callers seeking help, and assist eligible participants in applying for housing and services, gathering needed documentation, acting as advocate/liaison between the housing/service provider and client. In 2011, LICH provided information and referral services to over 1,200 callers. In addition, LICH staff assisted approximately 50 homeless individuals and families in completing housing referrals, gathering documentation and submitting applications. In early 2014, LICH hired a Centralized Assessment Social Worker to provide housing referral assistance to homeless Long Islanders with disabilities. The Social Workers coordinated housing placements with DSS and non-profit housing providers that offer affordable, stable, permanent housing with comprehensive support services.

Distribution of items to Long Islanders in need The Long Island Coalition for the Homeless often serves as a clearinghouse for the distribution of items to Long Islanders in need

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Bishop Ryan Village Catholic Charities 10 Squiretown Road Hampton Bays, New York 516-733-7076

Pronto of Long Island’s Almost Home Program 128 Pine Aire Drive Bay Shore, New York 631-231-8290

John’s Place at St. Agnes Roman Catholic Church (Winter only, all guests must be sober) 523 Front Street Greenport, New York 631-477-0048

Suburban Housing Development and Research, Inc. 1360 Fifth Avenue Bay Shore, New York 631-665-2866

St. Paul’s Gardens 702 St. Paul’s Court Brentwood, New York 516-733-7076 – Info 516-486-1000 – Application

St. Anne’s Gardens 80100 2nd Avenue Brentwood, New York 516-733-7076 – Info 516-486-1000 – Application

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Veterans

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Angels for Warriors 164 Main Street Huntington, New York 11743 631-651-5471 http://angelsforwarriors.org/

Angels for Warriors provides information and guidance about the essential resources available to America's returning warriors and their families. Volunteer lawyers handle various Veterans’ legal issues, including VA benefits, evictions, child support, driver’s license problems, etc. The population served is low and moderate income Veterans, with matters handled pro bono or for a reduced fee.

Economic Opportunity Council of Suffolk 31 West Main Street, Suite 300 Patchogue, NY 11772 631-289-2124 x 111 www.eoc-suffolk.com

The Economic Opportunity Council of Suffolk, Inc.’s mission is to promote a goal of self-sufficiency by broadening the minds of children, revitalizing communities and assisting families and children in need through coordination of available federal, state, local and private resources. The staff uses these resources to develop skills, knowledge and secure opportunities while providing the motivation necessary for individuals and families to become self-sufficient.

The purpose of the Supportive Services for Veteran Families (SSVF) Program is to provide supportive services grants to private non-profit organizations and consumer cooperatives who will coordinate or provide supportive services to very low-income Veteran families who are residing in permanent housing, are homeless and scheduled to become residents of permanent housing within a specified time period, or after exiting permanent housing, are seeking other housing that is responsive to such very low-income veteran family's needs and preferences

Salvation Army 211 Blue Point Avenue Blue Point, New York 631-363-6100

The organization provides housing assistance to veterans.

Suffolk County United Veterans’ Vets Place (Male Veterans Only) 32 Mill Road Yaphank, New York 631-924-8088 or 631-775-7906

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Suffolk County Veterans Service Agency 100 Veterans Memorial Highway 300 Centre Drive Hauppauge, NY 11787 AND Riverhead, NY 11901 631-853-VETS 631-852-1410 http://www.suffolkcountyny.gov/veterans/Home.aspx

Housing for Heroes For veterans in Suffolk County, finding a home should not be an impossible mission. Suffolk County Veterans Service Agency can talk to you about your options for buying, renting or finding emergency housing, and using your military benefits to assist you in the most appropriate way for your and your family’s needs. Additionally, we can help you obtain VA benefits and assistance available at the federal level.

Bringing Your Experience Back to Suffolk County Your experience in the Armed Forces has given you the ability to handle difficult tasks under enormous pressure, the ability to manage groups of people handling a variety of assignments, experience at managing a budget – or any of thousands of different skills that our work force wants and needs. Suffolk County Government, through the Veterans Service Agency, Department of Labor or Department of Civil Service, can work with you to find a job or career that suits you best.

Transportation The Retreat and FREE’s Rides Unlimited to extend the reach of Brookhaven-centered New Freedom Transportation Assistance Program to Islip, Smithtown, and the East End. For more information – or referrals- about these transportation resources contact Bob Loos at [email protected] or (631) 278-8426

United Veterans Beacon House 1715 Union Blvd. Bay Shore, NY 11706 631-665-1571 www.uvbh.com

Began by the efforts of a group of philanthropic Vietnam Veterans, one residence was opened in 1994. UVBH is proud to say we now operate and support 24 locations throughout Nassau and Suffolk Counties (23 for housing and 1 for our headquarters) and provide services to over 185 men, women and children on any given day. Primarily, UVBH was formed to work with the homeless veteran population of the Tri State area and continues to do so; we work with veterans who come to us with physical disabilities, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, Traumatic Brain Injury, mental health issues and/or alcohol addiction. Many years ago we expanded our efforts to include assisting the non-veteran population and the issues they face, including homelessness, drug and/or alcohol addiction and job skill/readiness development.

UVBH places each person or family that comes to us in the home and program that best supports their needs. Along with a safe and structured living environment we provide our residents with a host of supportive services, including Case Management, transportation for medical visits and appointments, education and job placement programs and services as well as coordination of all mental and emotional counseling. We also connect our residents with entitlements.

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Veterans Justice Outreach Northport VA Medical Center 79 Middleville Road Northport, NY 11768 http://www.va.gov/homeless/vjo.asp

The purpose of the Veterans Justice Outreach (VJO) Program is to avoid the unnecessary criminalization of mental illness and extended incarceration among Veterans by ensuring that eligible justice-involved Veterans have timely access to VHA services as clinically indicated. Veterans Justice Outreach Specialists are responsible for direct outreach, assessment, and case management for justice-involved Veterans in local courts and jails, and liaison with local justice system partners.

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Court Alternatives (Mediation Services)

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EAC, Inc. Long Island Dispute Resolution Centers 60 Plant Avenue Hauppauge, NY 11788 631-265-0490 www.eacinc.org

The Long Island Dispute Resolution Center (LIDRC) is a conflict resolution program that helps individuals, families, business, and the community at large resolve disputes.

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Food Insecurity and Basic Necessities Support

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DSS Community Resource Centers

The Suffolk County Department of Social Services works with the following Community Resource Centers (CRCs) to provide assistance with application and recertification of SNAP, Medicaid, and HEAD (during HEAP season; winter months only). Temporary Assistance clients will be referred to the local DSS Service Centers.

Adelante of Suffolk County, Inc. 83 Carleton Avenue Central Islip, New York 11722 631-234-1049

Bellport Hagerman East Patchogue Alliance (BHEP) 1492 Montauk Highway Bellport, New York 11713 631-286-9236

Wyandanch Community Resource Center (WCRC) 1585 Straight Path Wyandanch, New York 11798 631-643-1957

Huntington Opportunity Resource Center (HORC) 1264 New York Avenue Huntington Station, New York 11746 631-385-2163

Mortgage, Rent or Utilities Assistance

East End

St. John the Evangelist Roman Catholic Windmill Village II Church (Tenants Only) Parish Outreach 219 Accabonac Road 25 Ocean Avenue East Hampton, New York Center Moriches, New York 631-324-7195 631-874-3617 Interview Required Community Action Southold Town (CAST) Inc. Windmill Village I 316 Front Street (Tenants Only) Greenport, New York 207 Accabonac Road 631-477-1717 East Hampton, New York 631-324-7195

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North Fork Parish Outreach Intake Office Mattituck Presbyterian Church (North Fork Only) 12605 Main Road Corner of Front Street and 6th Street Mattituck, New York Greenport, New York 631-298-4145 631-728-9461 St. Louis de Montfort St. Rosalie Parish Outreach Parish Outreach 31 East Montauk Highway 75 New York Avenue Hampton Bays, New York Sound Beach, New York 631-728-9461 631-209-0325

St. John the Baptist Roman Catholic Church 1488 North Country Road Wading River, New York 631-929-4330 x22

Central Suffolk - East

Bellport Hagerman East Patchogue Alliance 1492 Montauk Highway Bellport, New York St. Sylvester’s Church 631-286-9264 or 631-286-9236 Parish Outreach 99 Robinson Avenue Our Lady of the Snow Medford, New York Parish Outreach 631-475-3871 175 Blue Point Avenue (Interview first) Blue Point, New York 631-363-2417 Thursday’s Child (Serving only HIV/AIDS+ Individuals) St. Frances Cabrini Church 475 East Main Street, Suite 209 Parish Outreach Patchogue, New York 134 Middle Country Road 631-447-5044 Coram, New York 631-736-6835 Infant Jesus Church Parish Social Ministry St. Joseph the Worker Church 110 Hawkins Street Parish Outreach Port Jefferson, New York 510 Narragansett Avenue 631-331-6145 or 631-473-0165 East Patchogue, New York 631-286-6356 Pax Christy (Financial help w/meds/transport only) St. Jude Church 255 Oakland Avenue Parish Outreach Port Jefferson Station, New York 89 Overlook Avenue 631-928-9108 Mastic Beach, New York 631-281-5634

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St. James Church Parish Outreach 429 Route 25A Setauket, New York 631-941-4141 x333

Central Suffolk - West

Our Savior Lutheran Church St. Thomas More Church 140 Mark Tree Road Parish Social Minitry Centereach, New York 115 Kings Highway 631-588-2757 Hauppauge, New York 631-234-3149 St. John of God Church Parish Outreach Church of the Good Shepard (Central Islip Residents Only) Parish Social Ministry 84 Carleton Avenue (Holbrook Residents Only) Central Islip, New York 1370 Grundy Avenue 631-234-1884 Holbrook, New York 631-585-4544 or 631-585-4556 St. Mary’s Church of East Islip Parish Social Ministries Church of St. Patrick 20 Harrison Avenue Parish Social Ministry East Islip, New York 400 Main Street 631-581-7070 Huntington, New York 631-385-3311 x216 St. Anthony of Padua Church Parish Outreach St. Peter the Apostle Church (E. Northport Residents Only) Parish Outreach 1025 Fifth Avenue 94 Valley Stream Street East Northport, New York Islip Terrace, New York 631-261-1695 631-277-8488

Resurrection Church Church of Elizabeth Ann Seton Parish Outreach Parish Outreach 50 Granny Road 800 Portion Road Farmingville, New York Lake Ronkonkoma, New York 631-696-0233 631-737-4416

St. Vincent de Paul Salvation Army St. Francis of Assisi Parish Outreach 319 Clay Pitts Road 29 Northgate Drive East Northport, New York Greenlawn, New York 631-368-1170 631-651-2655 Resurrection Church Parish Outreach 50 Granny Road Farmingville, New York 631-696-0233

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Western Suffolk

St. Martin of Tours St. Joseph’s Catholic Church Parish Outreach Parish Outreach 30 Union Avenue 40 Grove Place Amityville, New York Babylon, New York 631-264-4840 631-669-4544

Economic Opportunity Council Fountainhead Congregation Ace Community Center 782 Larkfield Road 48-1 Cedar Road Elwood, New York Amityville, New York 631-462-5048 631-842-6100 Evangel Church of God 12 West John Street Lindenhurst, New York 631-226-1679

Island Harvest 40 Marcus Boulevard Hauppauge, New York 631-873-4775

Long Island Cares 10 Davids Drive Hauppauge, New York 631-582-3663

Pronto of Long Island, Inc. 128 Pine Aire Drive Bay Shore, NY 11706 631-231-8290 http://www.prontolongisland.org/

Pronto is open to the public Monday to Friday from 9:00 am - 2:00 pm, and Saturdays from 9:00 am - 12:00 Noon.

Pronto of Long Island is a Community Outreach Center serving our most vulnerable children and families living in Brentwood, Bay Shore, Central Islip and our neighboring communities. We have a Food Pantry, Thrift Center and Warehouse with gently used household and furniture items. We also offer programs and services to help our families improve the quality of their lives. Our support is only temporary as our main focus is to help our neediest families rise beyond their challenges to lead fulfilling lives.

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Food Pantries

East End

St. Ann’s Episcopal Church Mattituck Presbyterian Church 2463 Main Street (North Fork residents only) Bridgehampton, New York 12605 Main Road 631-537-1527 Mattituck, New York 631-298-4145 St. John the Evangelist Roman Catholic Church Parish Outreach St. Therese Parish Outreach Center 25 Ocean Avenue (November – March only) Center Moriches, New York 67 South Essex Street 631-874-3617 Montauk, New York 631-668-1318 Word of Life Ministries 15 Frowein Road, Building F, Suite 4 Southampton Head Start Center Moriches, New York (Serving Head Start Clients Only) 631-208-4050 271 Flanders Road Riverhead, New York Lamb’s Chapel 631-369-7730 25 Frowein Road Center Moriches, New York Maureen’s Haven Day Center 631-874-4180 (Serving guests only) 28 Lincoln Street East Hampton Food Pantry Riverhead, New York 219 Accabonac Road 631-727-6831 East Hampton, New York 631-324-2300 Lighthouse Mission Mobile Pantry Ammann Riverfront Park Community Action Southold Town (CAST) Inc. Riverhead, New York 316 Front Street 631-758-7584 or 631-854-2237 Greenport, New York 631-477-1717 First Baptist Church 1018 Northville Turnpike North Fork Parish Outreach Intake Office Riverhead, New York (North Fork Only) 631-727-6943 or 631-727-3446 Corner of Front Street and 6th Street Greenport, New York First Congregational Church 631-477-6469 103 First Street Riverhead, New York Greenport WIC at HRHCare Health Center 631-727-2621 327 Front Street Greenport, New York Church of the Harvest 631-477-2678 572 Raynor Avenue Riverhead, New York St. Rosalie Parish Outreach 631-727-1977 31 E. Montauk Highway Hampton Bays, New York 631-728-9461

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Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church 716 Route 25A North Fork Head Start Rocky Point, New York (Pantry closed in summer) 631-744-9355 1850 Main Bayview Road Southold, New York Sag Harbor Community Food Pantry 631-765-5684 First Presbyterian Church 44 Union Street Wading River Congregational Church Sag Harbor, New York 2057 North Country Road 631-725-0437 Wading River, New York 631-929-8849 St. Marks Roman Catholic Church 105 Randall Road St. John the Baptist Roman Catholic Church Shoreham, New York 1488 North Country Road 631-744-2800 Wading River, New York 631-929-4339 x22 St. Anselm’s Episcopal Church 4 Woodville Road Living Water Church Shoreham, New York 69 Industrial Road 631-744-7730 Wainscott, New York 631-537-2120 St. Louis de Fontfort Parish 75 New York Avenue Westhampton Presbyterian Church Sound Beach, New York (Winter Only) 631-209-0325 90 Meeting House Road Westhampton Beach, New York 631-288-2576

Immaculate Conception Roman Catholic Church 580 Main Street Westhampton Beach, New York 631-288-1423 Central Suffolk -East

Eastern Farmworkers Association Henrietta Acompora Recreation Center 58 Beaverdam Road 39 Montauk Highway Bellport, New York Blue Point, New York 631-286-8004 631-363-5193

Lighthouse Mission Mobile Pantry at Miracle Our Lady of Snow Plaza Parish Outreach Corner of Station Road and Montauk Highway 175 Blue Point Avenue Bellport, New York Blue Point, New York 631-758-7584 631-363-2417

Lighthouse Mission Headquarters Salvation Army 1543 Montauk Highway 211 Blue Point Avenue Bellport, New York Blue Point, New York 631-758-7584 631-363-6100

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Faith Baptist Church Never Alone Never Afriad 10 Teller Avenue 14 Herkimer Street Coram, New York Mastic, New York 631-732-1133 631-874-9100

New Beginnings Christian Center Poospatuck Community Center 241 Middle Country Road 151 Poospatuck Lane Coram, New York Mastic, New York 631-736-7000 631-281-6464

The Ministries St. Jude Parish Outreach 3680 Route 112 89 Overlook Drive Coram, New York Mastic Beach, New York 631-736-4800 631-281-5634

Mastic & Shirley Community Food Center WellLife Network William Paca Jr. High 3600 Route 112 240 Mastic Beach Road Coram, New York Mastic, New York 631-920-8500 631-681-8010 or 631-281-2999

Lighthouse Mission Mobile Pantry Grace Ministries Home Depot Parking Lot 28A Industrial Boulevard Corner of Route 112 & Route 25 Medford, New York Coram, New York 631-696-9498 631-758-7584 Cornerstone Church of God in Christ St. Frances Cabrini 61 Shirley Lane Parish Outreach Medford, New York 134 Middle Country Road 631-880-7720 or 631-698-8441 Coram, New York 631-736-6835 Pathways to Recovery/The Meadows 96 Ohio Avenue Coram WIC at HRHCare Medford, New York Elsie Owens Health Center 631-687-4790 82 Middle Country Road Coram, New York 631-320-2220 St. Joseph the Worker R.C. Church Parish Outreach St. Sylvester’s R.C. Church 510 Narragansett Avenue Parish Outreach East Patchogue, New York 99 Robinson Avenue 631-286-6356 Medford, New York 631-475-3871 Stony Brook WIC Family Medicine Practice Center Central Brookhaven Head Start 181 Belle Meade Road, Suite 2 (Serving families only) East Setauket, New York 2884 Route 112 631-444-5239 Medford, New York 631-732-7100

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Middle Island United Church of Christ Federation of Organizations 271 Middle Country Road Patchogue Community Center Middle Island, New York 456 Waverly Avenue 631-924-6201 Patchogue, New York 631-447-6460 Mount Sinai Congregational Church Island Heart Food Pantry Congregational Church 643 Middle Country Road 95 East Main Street Middle Island, New York Patchogue, New York 631-241-6822 or 631-331-2535 631-475-1235

Mount Sinai Congregational Church St. Francis de Sales Parish Outreach Parish Outreach 233 North Country Road 224 South Ocean Avenue Mount Sinai, New York Patchogue, New York 631-473-1582 631-475-5402

Our Lady of Mount Carmel Patchogue WIC at HRHCare Health Center Parish Outreach 501 North Ocean Avenue 495 North Ocean Avenue Patchogue, New York North Patchogue, New York 631-866-2030 631-475-9580 Thursday’s Child Patchogue Head Start (Serving HIV/AIDS Positive Individuals) 20 Church Street 475 East Main Street, Suite 209 Patchogue, New York Patchogue, New York 631-654-5010 or 631-654-5011 631- 447-5044

United Methodist Church of Patchogue Infant Jesus Church 10 Church Street Parish Social Ministry Patchogue, New York 110 Hawkins Street 631- 475-0381 631-331-6145 or 631-473-0165

Pat/Med Youth & Community Services Chris Episcopal Church 390 Bay Avenue 127 Barnum Avenue Patchogue, New York Port Jefferson, New York 631-758-4100 631-473-0273

Lighthouse Mission Mobile Pantry World Outreach Church of God Between 25A and Route 112 249 Washington Avenue Port Jefferson, New York Patchogue, New York 631-758-7584 631-447-2924 First Presbyterian Church Corner of Main Street and South Street St. Paul’s Episcopal Church Port Jefferson, New York 31 Rider Avenue 631-473-0147 Patchogue, New York 631-475-3078 North Shore Jewish Center 385 Old Town Road Port Jefferson Station, New York 631-928-3737

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St. James Parish Outreach St. Gerard Majella 429 Route 25A Parish Outreach Setauket, New York 300 Terryville Road 631-941-4141 x333 Port Jefferson Station, New York 631-473-2900 Bay Area Head Start 161 Margin Drive St. Paul’s Lutheran Shirley, New York 309 Patchogue Road (Route 112) 631-395-4853 Port Jefferson, New York 631-331-1062 Shirley WIC at HRHCare Chris Church United Methodist Marilyn Shellabarger Health Center 545 Old Town Road 550 Montauk Highway Port Jefferson Station, New York Shirley, New York 631-473-4734 631-490-3040

Pax Christi Lighthouse Mission Mobile Pantry 255 Oakland Avenue Home Depot Parking Lot Port Jefferson, New York William Floyd Parkway 631-928-9108 Shirley, New York 631-758-7584 Temple Baptist Church 70 Smith Road Ridge, New York 631-924-4943 Suffolk County United Veterans’ Vets Pantry 32 Mill Road Full Gospel Christian Church Yaphank, New York Operation Compassion 631-924-8088 8 Ruth Lane Ridge, New York Integrity Christian Fellowship 631-924-1842 1 Old Dock Road Yaphank, New York Food Pantry at MacArthur Building 631-840-7823 DSS Adult Protective Services (APS) Bureau 3455 Veterans Memorial Highway New Interdisciplinary School Ronkonkoma, New York 11779 430 Sills Road 631-854-3195, 631-854-3196 or 631-854-3197 Yaphank, New York 631-924-5583

Central Suffolk - West Central Islip Civic Council, Inc. Our Savior Lutheran Church 68 Wheeler Road 140 Mark Tree Road Central Islip, New York Centereach, New York 631-348-0669 631-588-2757

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Lighthouse Mission Mobile Pantry St. John of God Church Carleton Avenue across from AutoZone Parish Outreach Central Islip, New York 84 Carleton Avenue 631-758-7584 Central Islip, New York 631-234-1884 Holy Church of Christ 41 Sage Street St. Mary’s Church of East Islip Central Islip, New York Parish Social Ministries 631-234-6799 20 Harrison Avenue East Islip, New York St. Anthony of Padua Church St. Thomas More Church Parish Outreach Parish Social Ministry Central Islip, New York 115 Kings Highway 631-232-3550 Hauppauge, New York 631-234-3149 Basement of Trinity Regional School 1025 Fifth Avenue Stony Brook WIC at LINCS Building East Northport, New York 60 Adams Avenue, Suite 105 631-261-1695 Hauppauge, New York 631-853-3014

Salvation Army Long Island Association for AIDS Care, Inc. 319 Clay Pitts Road 60 Adams Avenue East Northport, New York Hauppauge, New York 631-368-1170 877-865-4222 (Toll-Free Hotline) Resurrection Church Cavalry Chapel Island of Grace Parish Outreach 1680 Railroad Avenue 50 Granny Road Holbrook, New York Farmingville, New York 631-805-0884 631-696-0233 Church of the Good Shepard Stony Brook WIC at Kmart Parish Social Ministry (Inside Kmart) 1370 Grundy Avenue 2280 North Ocean Avenue Holbrook, New York Farmingville, New York 631-585-4544 or 631-585-4556 631-618-2022 Church of St. Patrick St. Vincent de Paul Parish Social Ministry St. Francis of Assisi Parish Outreach 400 Main Street 29 Northgate Drive Huntington, New York Greenlawn, New York 631-385-3311 x216 631-651-2655 WellLife Network Greenlawn WIC at Dolan Family Health Center (Clients Only) 284 Pulaski Road 55 Horizon Drive Greenlawn, New York Huntington, New York 631-854-4438 or 631-854-4440 631-920-8088

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Trinity Lutheran Church Ecumenical Lay Council’s Northport/E. 111 Nassau Avenue Northport Islip, New York Basement of First Presbyterian Church of 631-277-1555 Northport 330 Main Street Islip United Methodist Church Northport, New York 350 Main Street 631-261-4357 Islip, New York 531-581-7663 or 631-581-7677 Lighthouse Mission Mobile Pantry Corner of Hawkins Avenue and Portion Road Christ Lutheran Church Ronkonkoma, New York 117 Carleton Avenue 631-758-7584 Islip Terrace, New York 631-581-1710 St. Joseph Church Parish Outreach St. Peter the Apostle Church 2855 Pond Road Parish Outreach Ronkonkoma, New York 94 Valley Stream Street 631-981-6888 Islip Terrace, New York 631-277-8488 New Life Community Church 380 Lakeland Avenue United Methodist Church of Lake Ronkonkoma Sayville, New York 792 Hawkins Avenue 631-589-1519 Lake Grove, New York 631-588-5856 Sayville Congregational United Church of Christ 131 Middle Road St. Mary’s Episcopal Church Sayville, New York 315 Lake Shore Road 631-589-1519 Lake Ronkonkoma, New York 631-588-1888 Hope Lutheran Church 46 Dare Road Church of Elizabeth Ann Seton Selden, New York Patrich Outreach 631-732-2511 800 Portion Road Lake Ronkonkoma, New York Smithtown Emergency Food Pantry 631-737-4416 Rear of St. Thomas of Canterbury Church 90 Edgewater Avenue Smithtown, New York 631-265-7676

St. Thomas of Canterbury Church 90 Edgewater Avenue Smithtown, New York 631-265-4520

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Western Suffolk

Amityville WIC at HRHCare Brentwood WIC at HRHCare Maxine S. Postal Tri-Community Health Center Family Health Center 1080 Sunrise Highway 1869 Brentwood Road Amityville, New York Brentwood, New York 631-716-9026 631-416-5480

St. Martin of Tours Parish Outreach 30 Union Avenue Amityville, New York Church of Our Lady of the Assumption 631-264-4840 Parish Outreach 115 Leonardo DaVinci Street Economic Opportunity Council Copiague, New York Ace Community Center 631-842-5264 48-1 Cedar Road 631-842-6100 Ascension Lutheran Church 33 Bay Shore Road Hollywood Full Gospel Baptist Cathedral Deer Park, New York 3504 Great Neck Road 631-667-4188 Amityville, New York 631-842-7091 or 631-842-7097 Church of Saints Cyril and Methodius Parish Social Ministry Grace Community Christian Ministries 125 Half Hollow Road 117 Columbus Boulevard Deer Park, New York Amityville, New York 631-243-1649 or 631-243-1659 631-842-3486 Upper Room Christian World Center First Presbyterian Church of Babylon 722 Deer Park Road 79 East Main Street Dix Hills, New York Babylon, New York 631-242-5359 631-587-5838 Fountainhead Congregation St. Joseph’s Catholic Church 782 Larkfield Road Parish Outreach Elwood, New York 40 Grove Place 631-462-5048 Babylon, New York 631-669-4544 Community Food Council 90 East 5th Street Seventh Day Adventist Church Huntington Station, New York 136 Fire Island Avenue 631-351-1060 Babylon, New York 631-662-5133 St. John’s Lutheran Church (Back entrance Dover Street) First Baptist Church of Bay Shore 36 East John Street 175 Second Avenue Lindenhurst, New York Bay Shore, New York 631-226-1274 631-665-8863

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Evangel Church of God Bread of Life World Outreach Center 12 West John Street 1345 Straight Path Lindenhurst, New York Wyandanch, New York 631-226-1679 631-253-2117

Our Lady of Grace Church Trinity Lutheran Church Parish Outreach 17 South 20th Street 700 Albin Avenue Wyandanch, New York West Babylon, New York 631-643-8454 631-661-9354 Mercy Inn at Trinity Lutheran Church Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal 17 20th Street 1434 Straight Path Wyandanch, New York Wyandanch, New York 516-214-8020 631-643-7591 Wyandanch WIC at HRHCare Catholic Charities’ Commodity Supplemental Martin Luther King, Jr. Health Center Food Program 1556 Straight Path 66 North 19th Street Wyandanch, New York Wyandanch, New York 516-214-8020 631-491-4166

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Legal Help During the COVID-19 Health Crisis

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General Legal Assistance and COVID-19 Legal Response Hotlines

Court Help Coronavirus Hotline (833)503-0447 http://www.nycourts.gov/courthelp/

Court operations updates, basic information and do it yourself forms covering: - Court Basics, Information Forms & Fees - Appeals - Everything for Children and Families - Criminal Records & Sealing - Domestic Violence, Protection Orders - Housing, Eviction, & Foreclosure - Guardianship of Child and the Disabled - Name Change - Post-Conviction Rights - Problems with Money - Small Claims & More

Ayuda Legal NY (en Español) http://www.ayudalegalny.org Do-it-yourself court forms, free and confidential hotlines On-line chat Monday-Friday 9-9pm

High-quality online information for New Yorkers. Access to: - 600 free legal service projects and organizations - The New York State Court system - 3,500 Know Your Rights and self-help basics - Available in over 30 languages - Do it yourself from home - Free Confidential hotline a real-time on-line chat available

Law Help NY (English) Do-it-yourself court forms, free and confidential hotlines http://www.lawhelpny.org/resource/interactive-forms https://www.lawhelpny.org/hotlines On-line chat Monday-Friday 9-9pm

High-quality online information for New Yorkers. Access to: - 600 free legal service projects and organizations - The New York State Court system - 3,500 Know Your Rights and self-help basics - Available in over 30 languages - Do it yourself from home - Free Confidential hotline a real-time on-line chat available

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Legal Hand Call-In Center Telephone or Text Suffolk County: (631) 366-7096 Nassau County: (516) 550-4551 www.legalhand.org/call-in-center

At the Legal Hand Call-in Center, serving Nassau and Suffolk Counties, trained community Volunteers, who are not lawyers, provide free information, assistance, and referrals to help you resolve issues that affect your life, in areas like employment, housing, family, immigration, domestic violence, and public benefits and prevent problems from turning into legal cases. You can contact the Legal Hand Call-In Center by telephone, text, and chat. We can also meet with you by video. There are no eligibility requirements, and all are welcome.

Long Island Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster Legal Assistance (LIVOAD) Hotline Hosted by Touro Law School www.tourolaw.edu/tlcresponse (631) 761-7198 10am-2pm

Students and attorneys provide free assistance or referrals on a myriad of issues including landlord-tenant, civil liberties, bankruptcy, employee rights, unemployment, stimulus payment, insurance and more.

Unemployment and Paid Leave Legal Help Line https://empirejustice.org/covid-19-resources (800) 724-0490 ext. 5827

Employment/Unemployment Assistance and Information - People in New York who have lost their job or who are seeking Emergency Paid Sick and Family and Medical Leave in response to the COVID-19 crisis can now be connected with an attorney.

Pro Se Legal Assistance Program (631) 297-2575 [email protected]

Help with matters in federal court in Central Islip, NY.

Legal Referral Services

Community Legal Help Project (631) 822-3272

Legal referral and assistance on a wide range of issues including Landlord tenant, and health care.

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