This office provides bilingual services, acting as a community resource and referrals, integration and citizenship services, and advocates for the Hispanic community.

The Hispanic Counseling Services provides mental health support programs including chemical dependency outpatient treatment, children & family support services, youth programs, and more.

This organization provides programming for the Latino community including youth job training, immigration protection forums, and delivery of essential items.

The Empire Justice Center provides remote services for low income families. They can provide full representation, brief advice, and self-help materials for housing, social security benefits, domestic violence, immigration, and other issues. 

Provides legal assistance and services to students and their families in education related cases in Nassau and Suffolk counties.

The primary nonprofit umbrella organization for health and human services providers in Long Island through advocacy, support, and communication. Assists with public assistance and health care access in partnership with other community-based organizations. Community Response Collaborative was created to help our clients access the resources and services they need.

Offers programs in housing and case management, mental hygiene, family and youth services, housing & tenant counseling services, job development, English classes, youth leadership and an afterschool program, and assistance with nutrition and Medicaid.

This organization provides legal services for immigration issues including application for citizenship or refugee status, work authorization, and green cards, and engage in advocacy for the Central American community. 

The Hispanic Brotherhood has resettlement services, including housing and employment counseling, translation, immigration and legal assistance, naturalization and citizenship counseling, and advocacy in landlord-tenant and employer-employee disputes. The organization also has after school child care and senior lunch programs. 

This organization provides civic education and networking opportunities, workforce development and economic development for minority communities.

This organization provides a range of services including employment services, crisis intervention, cultural programming, domestic violence resources, education and literacy resources, health, immigration and youth services.

Make the Road is an advocacy organization that uses community organizing to advance immigrant rights. They also provide education programs, health services, and legal services.

Has access to interpretation services for multiple languages. Provides family education & support/Children’s mental health, senior & adult services; residential care, addiction prevention, treatment & recovery.

ONA provides information on immigration resources and access to legal services. The local offices for ONA are CARECEN in Nassau and Make the Road in Suffolk.