YOM 's help to the Community

"In short, the community center continues to assist some disadvantaged children and families socially, culturally, emotionally, physically and economically"

YOM has been successful in helping children and families by working closely with federal, state, county, and Town of Hempstead government agencies, Long Island United Way, the corporate and private sectors to provide quality direct and support services to include Nursery Day Care, Universal Pre-Kindergarten, Before and After School Child Care, Family Life/Youth Development, Individual, family and group counseling, Leisure Time activities, Chemical Dependency Treatment and Prevention Services, Senior Nutrition and Adult Day Care Services to thousands of children and families
living in Levittown and surrounding communities to include East Meadow, North Bellmore, Wantagh, Seaford, Plainedge, Bethpage, Hicksville, & Westbury/New Cassel, New York. The community center provides an opportunity to employ 35-40 youth and young adults to work within its 10-Week Summer Child Care Program, as well as provide part time employment during the school year to 8-10 high school students. The organization serves as a training site for CASAC counselors from Molloy College and second year graduate students from Adelphi University School of Social Work and Nassau Community College.

The programs that are offered at the agency provide the community residents with crisis intervention, information, referral services and other alternatives.

The community center continues to work in partnership and collaboratively with the Levittown and Island Trees School Districts, law enforcement, civic and religious organizations.

In short, the community center continues to assist some disadvantaged children and families socially, culturally, emotionally, physically and economically.