Family Service League

Meet Linda 👋 One of our incredible donors, Linda makes it a priority to collect gently used clothing and give it a second life at one of our family shelters. Every item she donates is thoughtfully washed, folded, and labeled by size. It is then displayed with care so families can easily find what they need.

It’s more than just clothing...it’s confidence, comfort, and support for those going through a difficult time. If you or someone you know is in need of clothing, or if you’d like to donate, please reach out to [email protected] to get involved. 👚

Alt Text: An introduction post featuring a donor named Linda, shown with a welcoming tone, highlighting her efforts collecting gently used clothing, washing, folding, and labeling each item before donating them to a family shelter where they are displayed for families in need.

Youth empowerment starts with connection, support, and having a place where you feel like you belong!

At the Family Service League Huntington Family Center, young people and families can build confidence, create friendships, discover new interests, and connect with their community through meaningful activities and support services. From game nights and homework help to shared experiences that bring families together, every visit is an opportunity to grow, learn, and feel empowered.

Because strong communities start with supported youth and connected families. For more information about our Huntington Family Center, please contact [email protected].

Alt Text: A display on a wall featuring a large paper sign explaining why going to the Huntington Family Center matters at Family Service League. Surrounding the sign are colorful sticky notes with words and phrases such as community, connection, support, belonging, empowerment, friendship, family bonding, and safe space, highlighting the positive impact the center has on youth and families.

Come along with us to UPK! 🌟🚌💛

This is what a day looks like at FSL's Universal Pre-Kindergarten on our Bay Shore Campus! Students arriving off the bus with big smiles, walking into the classroom ready to learn, explore, and grow!

From morning greetings to hands-on activities and joyful learning moments throughout the day… this is UPK! 🎨 For more information about our UPK program, please reach out to [email protected].

Shoutout to Brentwood Union Free School District for their continued partnership and commitment to students

Alt Text: Video showing a typical day at the Family Service League UPK program. Students are seen getting off school buses, entering the building, and transitioning into classroom activities where they engage in learning, play, and hands-on educational experiences throughout the day.

Nilka from the National Coalition of 100 Black Women shared this powerful reminder during our Moving Forward workshop and it’s one that stays with you long after the conversation ends.

As we recognize Mental Health Awareness Month, this message is a gentle nudge to give yourself permission to grow, reset, and move forward with clarity. Your past may shape you, but it does not define you.

Take it one day at a time and choose a mindset that allows you to move forward 💛 Help is always available if you need it! You are not alone.

Alt Text: A speaker named Nilka from the National Coalition of 100 Black Women shares advice during a workshop, encouraging participants to move forward and not let their past define their future, in a discussion connected to mental health awareness and maintaining a positive mindset.