Drug & Alcohol service directory

This following is a Directory of information on health and human service agencies serving the five East End Towns.

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Alternatives East End Counseling Project

291 Hampton Road, Southampton, NY 11968
Outpatient, family and group counseling for East End people whose lives are affected by alcohol/drug abuse. Private, non-profit, New York State licensed. Highly trained professional staff.
AREA SERVED: Riverhead & Southampton Townships
CONTACT: Dr. Linda Fleming
PHONE: (631) 283-4440 FAX: (631) 283-4456
E-MAIL: n/a
HOURS: Monday , Tuesday Wednesday& Thursday 9a.m. - 8 p.m., Friday 9a.m. - 5 p.m.
ELIGIBILITY: n/a
FEES: Sliding scale fees.

PROGRAM INFO
Referrals, community education and prevention programs.

Riverhead Office: 540 East Main Street, Riverhead, NY 11901. Telephone: (631) 369-1200; Fax: (631) 369-1280

Catholic Charities Chemical Dependency Services

P.O. Box 758 31 E. Montauk Highway, Hampton Bays, NY 11946
A non-profit outpatient clinic serving the East End for over 25 years. Our administrative offices for the Alcohol and Substance Abuse Clinics are located at 155 Indian Head Road, Commack, New York 11725, telephone - (516)543-6200. Our main office for all programs is located in Hicksville.

We offer group and individual treatment and alcohol and drug education. We are an OASIS approved facility. The goals of Catholic Charities' programs are to give encouragement in attaining the highest potential for independent and productive living, and to maintain dignity and a feeling of self-worth by knowing that someone cares.

AREA SERVED: Southampton Township
CONTACT: Wayne J. Cavaliere
PHONE: (631) 723-3362 FAX: (631) 723-3365
HOURS: Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday, 1:00 pm - 9:00 pm; Thursday & Friday, 9:00 am - 5:00 pm.
ELIGIBILITY: Suffolk County residents.
FEES: Sliding scale. Medicaid and private insurances are accepted.

PROGRAM INFO
Services offered: Crisis Intervention, referrals to inpatient detoxification and rehabilitation, Groups for early sobriety, DWI/mandated and aftercare, services to significant others, co-dependants and ACOAs, Spanish speaking, Educational Forums, A. A., N. A., and C. A. meetings, and job training and opportunities and linkage to employment. All programs are fully licensed, we follow all confidentiality regulations, are experienced with mandated clients, have on-site psychiatric consultation, and a credentialed professional staff. Besides the Bridgehampton office we have two additional locations, one in Hampton Bays located in the basement of St. Rosalie's Roman Catholic Community Room Basement, located at 31 Montauk Highway East in Hampton Bays, New York 11946. We operate in Hampton Bays on Wednesdays. In Montauk we are located on the ground floor of Mother Theresa's Outreach Building, located at South Etna Avenue at the Parish of St. Theresa's Roman Catholic Church, Montauk, New York 11954. Presently we operate from this site on Wednesdays.

Long Island Council on Alcohol & Drug Dependence (LICADD)

619 Roanoke Avenue, Riverhead, NY 11901
Local affiliate of NCADD (National Council on Alcohol & Drug Dependence). NOT a NY State licensed treatment facility. Rather we provide education and prevention programs, assessment and referral, professional trainings, planned interventions.
AREA SERVED: East End
CONTACT: Gerald Roucoulet, MD.V, CASAC, MAC
PHONE: (631) 369-4090 FAX: (631) 727-1766
E-MAIL: n/a
HOURS: Phone consultations: Monday - Friday 8:30 am - 4:30 pm; office visits available Thursdays by appt. 8:30 am - 4:30 pm
ELIGIBILITY: All residents of Suffolk County
FEES: No charge.

PROGRAM INFO
Employee Assistance Programs for clients ranging from corporations & school districts to labor unions. Our E.A.P. provides confidential evaluation, referral and follow-up services for employees with a broad spectrum of personal concerns. The Council provides speakers for schools throughout Long Island to help to educate all age groups about the consequences of alcohol and other drug use. A speakers panel is also available to talk to other institutions and organizations. The Council also organizes training sessions and seminars for alcohol and substance abuse counselors and other health care professionals on a range of topics to help them develop and enhance their skills.

Phoenix House of L. I.

43 Main Street, East Hampton, NY 11937
Phoenix House is a multidisciplinary health and human services organization. Their mission is to promote the physical, emotional, educational, social, and vocational enrichment in our client's lives. Phoenix House's unique and caring services are directed primarily at, but not limited to, individuals who have substance abuse and/or mental health problems. Phoenix House's holistic approach encompasses a continuum of client centered services which include social, life adjustment, health, mental health, educational, medical, and housing.
AREA SERVED: East Hampton & Southampton Townships
CONTACT: Maryanne Strong
PHONE: (631) 329-0373 FAX: (631) 329-0376
E-MAIL: n/a
HOURS: 24 hour service Hotline: (516) 979-0922
ELIGIBILITY: Anyone with a substance abuse or alcohol abuse problem.
FEES: sliding scale and insurance.

PROGRAM INFO
Phoenix House East Hampton Substance Abuse Outpatient Treatment: Adult and Adolescent programs, individual and group treatment, family counseling and intervention, early recovery treatment program, after care groups.
Phoenix House East Hampton - Residential: a 58 bed long term residential treatment program (approximately 12 months in length) servicing those residents who reside on the Eastern End of Long Island. Individual, Group and Family Counseling, Primary Medical Care, HIV/AIDS Services and Vocational Training provided to individuals with histories of serious, chronic substance abuse problems.

Seafield Center (proprietary)

7 Seafield Lane, Westhampton Beach, NY 11978
Seafield is a privately owned institution that provides treatment for alcoholism and drug abuse. Services include inpatient, outpatient and continuing care.
AREA SERVED: Southampton Township
CONTACT: John Haley
PHONE: (631) 288-1122

Shinnecock Indian Health Services

Shinnecock Indian Reservation, Southampton, NY 11969

Educational programs, health and nursing services, substance and alcohol abuse counseling, dental screening clinics, home health aides.
AREA SERVED: Southampton Township
CONTACT: Joan Williams
ELIGIBILITY: Shinnecock Reservation resident.

Southampton Drug Awareness

141 Narrow Lane, Southampton, NY 11968
Drug counseling information.
AREA SERVED: Southampton Township
CONTACT: Marcia Foster
PHONE: (631) 283-6800

Suffolk Coalition to Prevent Alcohol and Drug Dependencies (PADD)

900 Wheeler Road, Suite 260, Hauppauge, NY 11778
The Suffolk Coalition PADD is a membership, community based, not for profit organization dedicated to prevent dependency and abuse of alcohol and other drugs. We strengthen the effectiveness of prevention through quality education and training, advocacy, community organization, and administration of a regional resource center to foster resiliency. We work with individuals, families, organizations, schools and the business community to achieve our goals.
AREA SERVED: East End
CONTACT: Barbara Keller
PHONE: (631) 366-1717 FAX: (631) 366-1785
HOURS: Monday through Saturday, 9:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m.
ELIGIBILITY: Public, parents, school personnel, community agencies, corporate rep., CASAC recredentialling, prevention personnel, community agencies, all may apply
FEES: Membership annually is $20.00 for individual and $125.00 for agency/group/school district.

PROGRAM INFO
Other divisions: The Suffolk Coalition Prevention Division: Karyn Kirschbaum, CSW; and the Suffolk Coalition Training Division: Joseph V. Gallagher, MAC, CASAC, CEAP. The Programs and purposes of the Suffolk Coalition PADD: 1. Education/training programs in alcohol and substance abuse prevention for small business, corporations, parents, agencies and other interested groups as part of our Center for Advancing Resiliency Education. 2) Suffolk County Addiction Training (SCAT) education/training programs for professionals who require credentialing/recredentialing as chemical dependency counselors; available also for health professionals in related fields, as well as counselor wellness. 3) Resource information, technical assistance and/or speakers for small business, corporations, schools, PTA groups, community groups, libraries, clubs and organizations relative to alcohol and substance abuse prevention and resiliency. 4) Education/training programs provided from needs assessment to implementation for agencies interested in developing in-service training both on or off site. 5) COMPASS (Community, Parent, School, Student), a school/community-based alcohol and substance abuse prevention/education program, WINNER OF A 1998 FEDERAL INCENTIVE GRANT, is currently in several Suffolk County school districts. This comprehensive approach incorporates all researched prevention strategies. 6) Publications which include a quarterly newsletter and a unique calendar listing drug and alcohol trainings, special dates and meetings occurring throughout Long Island and New York State.

Important Notice:

The inclusion of any agency or service herein is not intended as and shall not be deemed an endorsement or recommendation of such agency or service. No evaluation or assessment has been made as to the usefulness or suitability of the service provided. Any individual utilizing this guide has the responsibility for evaluating the individual resource and determining the quality and suitability of same.

While every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy and completeness of the information contained herein as of the date of publication, the Peconic Community Council does not assume liability for omissions, incomplete listings or errors.