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On the Cusp of a Scientific Revolution: A Message from Anthony J. Angelo, MD Chief Medical Officer
It almost sounds like science fiction, but what I am about to describe is real science. I’m referring to a gene-editing tool known as CRISPR – the acronym for Clustered Regularly Interspaced Short Palindromic Repeats. Why should we pay attention to CRISPR? Just as the Internet revolutionized the way we communicate, today more than 10,000
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Senior Volunteers Honored and COO Philip Matcovsky Recognized as “Man Of The Year”
There’s always something special about Federation’s annual Senior Volunteer Recognition Luncheon. This past June 16, the agency and more than 250 guests honored volunteers from its Foster Grandparent and Senior Companion programs. The event, held at the Stonebridge Country Club in Smithtown, NY, recognized the dedicated seniors who make a difference in the lives of
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Federation in Behavioral Health News! Mobile Teams: A Catalyst for Success
Check out our article featured in the Fall edition of Behavioral Health News, published July 19th. We discuss the importance of Mobile Teams in regards to housing. Click the image to check out the full issue!
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Kimberly’s Community Update
Good Afternoon, Assemblywoman Kimberly Jean-Pierre will be accepting Easter candy donations until Friday, April 14th. The Easter candy will be used during our 2nd Annual Easter Egg Hunt taking place on Saturday, April 22nd from 12:00 pm to 2:00 pm at the Tanner
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Approaching the New Year with Gratitude
As we start 2017, let’s take stock of the people who make Federation of Organizations what it is. First, I would like to recognize the selfless efforts our employees put into their work, day in and day out. The challenging work of helping individuals in need takes dedication and determination and is crucial to our clients and communities. To
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The Snowball Effect of Successful Recovery
When Laurie came into Supportive Scattered Site Housing in April 2016, she found it difficult to transition to independent living and was resistant to accessing services. However, her case manager was patient and persistent. Eventually, Laurie began to realize and believe that other people cared about her wellbeing. She began attending the PROS program in West Babylon. Then, through the
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