Pedersen-Kreg Clinic:  To provide mental health and related services to the Town of Huntington.

Huntington Station Enrichment Center:  To provide a community job action program for the community.

Literacy Suffolk, Inc.

Create an advisory board from community residents for program oversight

Recruit and train tutors and volunteers

Train twenty new tutors and tutor a minimum of 50 new learners

Provide public awareness of the program through personal presentations and written material

To provide volunteer recruitment.

Maintain presence in the Town of Huntington.

To provide publicity and awareness of programs.

To provide services in as many areas of Huntington as possible.

·Contact each licensed child care center and group family provider and registered family provider in the Town of Huntington to determine interest.

·Visit a minimum of 10 programs to help them assess their needs to improve quality and get their input for training projects and topics.

·Plan, develop and deliver a series of 6 workshops built upon issues affecting quality of care, i.e. importance of relationships, use of language to enhance cognitive development, implementing curriculum based on development stages, etc.

·Offer a competency-based workshop giving basic information regarding proper hand washing, diaper changing, and universal health precautions.

·Offer scholarships to caregivers not eligible for EIP who wish to enroll in college early childhood courses.

·Offer on-site, in-depth technical assistance to a minimum of 5 programs using the Harms Clifford Scale.

·Award certificates of completion to those attending workshops or receiving on-site technical assistance.

·Support the Parent Leadership Initiative.

·Teach parents to be advocates for their children.

·Generate program volunteers and participants.

·Impart the skills of community organizing to participants.

·To assist Family Service League's priority programs, i.e. Work Plus.

·Work Plus will be available five days a week at the Huntington Station Family Center, 5 Lowndes Ave, Huntington Station.  Also, limited services are provided at the HSFC at Manor Field.

·Provide outreach and education

·Provide temporary placement including emergency payments for food and first month's rent

·Intake minimum - 25 families

·Elderlink is a collaborative project of service organizations and religious institutions with Family Service League and St. Hugh of Lincoln Parish Outreach as lead agencies to provide the following:

·The Elderlink Program identifies, outreaches and assists frail, isolated elderly persons to secure the services and support they need to maintain their well-being and live in the community.

·Provide case management in the homes of elder clients to identify needs (health, household, daily living, social, emotional, etc.)

·Provide periodic follow-up and interventions as needed.

·SeniorNet is a volunteer based non-profit program through Family Service League that provides computer training for seniors.

·Provide funding for the purchase and upgrade of computers for the SeniorNet Program. The goal is to teach seniors the basic operation of a computer, a skill that may have eluded them during their work life.

·Connect seniors more closely with their children, and especially their grandchildren, by learning how to use the Internet and E-mail.

·Outreach and preventive education to community groups and school districts within the Town of Huntington.

·Group counseling to victims of domestic violence.

·Provide a limited number of scholarships by the Huntington Freedom Center Child Day Care program.

·Provide family support services and education to working families within the community.

·Huntington Breast Cancer (Huntington Breast Cancer Action Coalition, Inc.)

·Support the Lend-A-Helping Hand Program.

·Provide outreach programs to distribute printed material.

·Provide one-on-one through referrals and offer information on appropriate services.

·Provide a resource guide and provide mailing and processing costs and distribution costs.

·Provide support services to breast cancer patients undergoing treatment, such as transportation to and from treatment, housecleaning, food cost assistance and emergency medical supplies.