Benefiting Abused & Neglected Children and Youth on Long Island, the Run For Hope is a professionally timed 5K run through Eisenhower Park. Sanctioned by the USTAF, this event is perfect for competitive and non-competitive runners, joggers, walkers, and anyone looking to have fun being active! Water stations, split times, mile markers and post-race snacks and beverages will be provided.

Meet one of our Foster Parents...

Hope For Youth recognizes this month as a time to raise awareness among our community in hopes that together-- through recognition and prevention-- we can keep children safe from maltreatment and abuse.

In case you missed our postings, here is a re-cap of all the Residents' accomplishments we bragged about on our Facebook and Twitter pages...

On April 25 the staff at Hope For Youth said "Thank You!" to our five very special Administrative Professionals.

Did you know Hope For Youth uses Multi-Dimensional Family Therapy (MDFT), an evidence based family approach to the treatment of adolescent substance abuse and associated mental health behavioral problems?

March was National Social Work Month. To honor the hard work and dedication of all social workers and staff, especially those at Hope For Youth, we celebrated our achievements with a luncheon.

In honor of Women's History Month Hope For Youth reflected on our own past by highlighting the contributions, hard work, and diligence of some of the women at HFY.

Following a highly competitive Request For Proposal process, Hope For Youth has been selected by Suffolk County to offer out-patient counseling services for the Probation Department Persons In Need of Supervision (PINS) Diversion Program.  We will be concentrating on mental health and substance abuse counseling services for youth who reside within the Town of Babylon catchment area.

Hope For Youth is proud to announce the opening of our newest Group Home Facility.  The doors to our Bellmore Girls Group Home opened on February 15, 2012.  This eight-bed residential facility is devoted to offering a supportive therapeutic setting in lieu of an institutional one.