A commercial real estate group is collecting clothing to assist participants in the Suffolk County Sheriff’s Office re-entry program.
The women’s section of the Commercial Industrial Brokers Society of Long Island, is seeking contributions for men and women, including casual clothes, shoes, bags, dress wear and toiletries.
Cushman & Wakefield, 175 Broadhollow Road #235, Melville is participating in the drive, which ends April 30.
The START (Sheriff’s Transition and Re-entry Team) Resource Center rehabilitates inmates to prepare them for return to their communities.
Visting a Caregiver Center
Legislator Stephanie Bontempi, R-18th, recently visited the Reichert
Family Caregiver Center in the main lobby of Huntington Hospital.
“During my visit to Huntington Hospital to see my mother-in-law, I discovered an invaluable resource that I believe would be helpful for those who are taking care of their loved ones. The Reichert Family Caregiver Center is a hidden gem that I am glad to have found and would highly recommend.” Bontempi said.
The center provides free support and resources to family caregivers of in-hospital patients, those receiving outpatient care, and community members who are in a caregiving role including those caring for individuals with dementia, alzheimer’s, COVID Long Haulers, and COVID bereavement.
See https://huntington.northwell.edu/your-visit/reichert-family-caregiver-center
Register for Alerts
Suffolk residents can sign up for a variety of alerts, including weather and traffic, by going here: https://www.smart911.com/smart911/ref/reg.action?pa=NotifySuffolk
Notifications are available in a variety of languages, and to cell, cable, VOIP, and landline phones.
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