COMMUNITY CREDIBLE MESSENGER INITIATIVE
Provide at-risk youth ages 14-18 years old who have been in OCFS placement and discharged home to their communities with career readiness assessments, planning, vocational training and internship experiences that will improve their abilities to enter the workforce.
Open Access is a program that provides counseling to individuals and families who are seeking help to achieve and maintain a lifestyle of recovery from substance use disorders.
Open Access is a program that provides counseling to individuals and families who are seeking help to achieve and maintain a lifestyle of recovery from substance use disorders.
Open Access is a program that provides counseling to individuals and families who are seeking help to achieve and maintain a lifestyle of recovery from substance use disorders.
EISEP
(Expanded In-home Services for the Elderly)
A program that provides case management assistance and monitoring of homecare for persons 60 years of age and older.
FCA’s Hicksville & Hempstead Family Treatment and Recovery Centers
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Hicksville Open Access Center
Programs counseling to individuals and families who are seeking help to achieve and maintain a lifestyle of recovery from substance use disorders.
EISEP
(Expanded In-home Services for the Elderly)
A program that provides case management assistance and monitoring of homecare for persons 60 years of age and older.
THRIVE
(A Center for Transformation, Healing, Recovery, Inspiration, Validation and Empowerment)
THRIVE, Long Island’s first recovery center, is a facility dedicated to providing support and resources to individuals in recovery and their family members.
Family Center-Suffolk
The Youth Advocate provides support, advocacy, and skill-building/educational activities based on their personal experiences receiving services through children’s mental health, juvenile justice, or foster care systems.
Hempstead - Evidence-based violence reduction initiative that works with community residents, businesses and community based organizations to implement strategies to reduce and prevent shootings and killings in communities with high rates of violent crimes.
The Facility and Services Specialist is responsible for ensuring that the facilities, vehicles and major equipment of the agency are kept in good working condition through regular maintenance, repair and replacement when required.
Hempstead Violence Prevention Program (SNUG)
A strategic public health strategy to reduce and prevent incidents of violence in Hempstead, using five core components: outreach, community mobilization, public education, faith leader involvement, and relationships with local law enforcement.
SHERPA is a specially trained team of peer recovery coaches offering guidance to individuals and families navigating the Substance Use Disorder (SUD) treatment system. SHERPA provides recovery, harm-reduction, and crisis service linkage and emotional support based on the principles of hope, wellness, dignity, and choice.
Part time opening for a Transition to Care Peer Recovery Coach.
Assist individuals being discharged from detox and rehabilitation with engagement in outpatient substance use treatment; provide necessary outreach to keep individuals engaged in care; provide necessary support to assist with maintaining sobriety
Part time
Assist individuals being discharged from detox and rehabilitation with engagement in outpatient substance use treatment; provide necessary outreach to keep individuals engaged in care; provide necessary support to assist with maintaining sobriety
Step up to Opportunities
To provide youth ages 14- 18 years old with career readiness assessments, planning, vocational training and internship experiences that will improve their abilities to enter the workforce. Comprehensive wrap-around services will be provided to help youth develop successful social, emotional and independent living skills.
Hempstead Ladder to Success will provide leadership in administering the ACCUPLACER Placement Test to high school students entering college. The program will take an active role in assessing and assisting youth to meet their individual goals in the areas of educational planning.
Open Access is a program that provides counseling to individuals and families who are seeking help to achieve and maintain a lifestyle of recovery from substance use disorders.
Hicksville Open Access
Program that provides counseling to individuals and families who are seeking help to achieve and maintain a lifestyle of recovery from substance use disorders.
Open Access is a program that provides counseling to individuals and families who are seeking help to achieve and maintain a lifestyle of recovery from substance use disorders.
Hempstead and Hicksville Family Treatment and Recovery Centers are programs that provide counseling to individuals and families who are seeking help to achieve and maintain a lifestyle of recovery from substance use disorders.
LICADD (Long Island Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence) provides education, support, referral to treatment, follow-up care and advocacy at the local, state and national level.
Hempstead Family Treatment and Recovery Center is a program that provides counseling to individuals and families who are seeking help to achieve and maintain a lifestyle of recovery from substance use disorders.
Walkabout for Young Men and Women is a transitional residence serving homeless young men and women ages 16-21. The program provides short-term shelter and services for up to 18 months in order to prepare residents for independent living. Nassau Haven is an emergency shelter and safe haven for adolescents ages 11 to 20.
