Business Details
50+ Years
experience
Empowering, Assisting, and Caring for Communities in New York
EAC Inc is a diverse social service agency dedicated to empowering, assisting, and caring for individuals and families in need across Long Island and New York City. Founded in 1970, our organization has spent over five decades developing innovative programs that address complex societal challenges, from child abuse prevention to vocational rehabilitation. Our team collaborates with government agencies, local businesses, and community partners to create sustainable infrastructure that supports vulnerable populations. We specialize in child and youth services, including supervised visitation, foster care advocacy, and mentorship programs for at-risk youth. Our family and community initiatives focus on dispute resolution, parenting education, and senior care services.Through vocational programs like our Enhanced Employment Initiative, we help individuals achieve economic independence. Our organization maintains strict compliance with ethical standards, ensuring 100% of donations directly fund programs that impact over 65,000 New Yorkers annually. We operate multiple specialized centers, including the Suffolk County Child Advocacy Center and Long Island Parenting Institute. Our evidence-based approaches combine crisis intervention with long-term support systems to address both immediate needs and systemic issues. With administrative offices in Garden City, NY, we serve as a trusted resource for communities seeking social services and advocacy.
Services
Child Abuse Prevention
Foster Care Support
Mentoring Programs
Senior Services
Vocational Rehabilitation
Family Mediation
Substance Abuse Treatment
Youth Intervention
Community Outreach
Legal Advocacy
Details
- Year established: 1970
Highlights and features
- We have 55+ years of experience delivering social services across New York
- Our programs serve over 65,000 New Yorkers annually
- We maintain 100% donation transparency with fee-covered contributions
- Our team partners with 200+ community organizations and government agencies
- We operate specialized centers for child advocacy and senior services
Services
Child Abuse Prevention
Our Suffolk County Child Advocacy Center reduces trauma for sexually abused children through coordinated services. We provide forensic interviews, medical exams, and court advocacy while supporting prosecution efforts. Our team works with law enforcement and child protective services to ensure comprehensive care for victims and families.
Foster Care Support
Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) program trains volunteers to represent foster children's best interests in court. We facilitate permanent placements by connecting families with resources and providing ongoing case management. Our advocates ensure children's needs are prioritized throughout the legal process.
Mentoring Programs
Safe Harbour Mentoring pairs at-risk youth with trained mentors to build healthy relationships and life skills. Our mentors help participants recognize personal strengths while providing emotional support. The program focuses on preventing recidivism through positive role modeling and goal-setting activities.
Senior Services
We operate multiple senior centers offering meals, social activities, and health promotion programs. Our In-Home Respite Services provide temporary caregiver relief while maintaining client safety. The Enhanced Multidisciplinary Team addresses elder abuse through coordinated interventions with healthcare and legal professionals.
Vocational Rehabilitation
The Enhanced Employment Initiative connects individuals with job readiness training and placement services. We offer resume development, interview preparation, and workplace skills instruction. Our vocational counselors work with employers to create sustainable employment opportunities for program participants.
Questions
What populations does EAC Network serve?
We serve children, youth, families, seniors, and individuals struggling with substance abuse or legal issues across Long Island and New York City.
How can I access your child protection services?
Contact our Suffolk County Child Advocacy Center directly or through referrals from child protective services, law enforcement, or family court.
Do you offer volunteer opportunities?
Yes! Our CASA program trains volunteers to advocate for foster children. Visit our website for application details and training schedules.
How are donations utilized?
100% of donations fund direct services. We cover processing fees to ensure your full contribution supports programs benefiting over 65,000 New Yorkers annually.
Are your services confidential?
Yes, all client interactions maintain strict confidentiality in compliance with legal and ethical standards for social service organizations.
How can I get involved with your programs?
Explore volunteer opportunities, attend fundraising events like our Building Bridges Gala, or contact our Development Department for partnership options.
