YES Community Counseling Center
Making a difference today for a better tomorrow
We know you have many choices when it comes to your charitable giving, but we hope you will keep us in your hearts this holiday season. This year, especially, has been very challenging as the pandemic has seriously impacted on all our fundraising efforts. Your contribution allows us to reach the children and families that need us most. Children who have been physically abused or witness to domestic violence, children and adults who have become addicted to drugs or whose parents are drug or alcohol involved. Sadly, while the list of issues and struggles that face our friends and neighbors grows with each passing year, our resources and ability to help remain a constant challenge. Your financial support helps us to help others…it is that simple to make a real difference in someone’s life!
In spite of our determination and motivation, we have not been able to embark on any fundraising activities which we know will have a profound impact on our ability to continue the scope of all our services. In an effort to use all our resources, we have developed a campaign which we will be rolling out through social media. Not much fluff … just an open, honest and direct appeal for help. We are calling the campaign….STEP IT UP FOR YES.
As a result, we tend to those who are struggling with issues including but not limited to domestic violence, chemical dependence, family conflict, sexual abuse, marital/peer difficulties, bereavement, and health concerns.
We are making a difference today for a better tomorrow.
Our mission is to increase awareness about personal and community issues, prevent and treat substance abuse, and to promote healthy families and a safe community.
Latest News
YES is now offering Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) to individuals with Opioid and Alcohol Use Disorder.
For more information, call us at (516)799-3203.
YES Community Counseling Center continues to work hard to keep our services available during this health crisis. This includes supporting those who have lost a loved one due to a substance use overdose.
Once again, we will offer a Bereavement Support Group for anyone grieving the loss of a loved one due to a substance misuse via Zoom on Monday, December 7th at 7PM.
If you or anyone you know would like to join the group, please email kcoletta@yesccc.org to request a Zoom invitation.
You do not have to be alone in your grief because of social distancing, it may be a different kind of support, but we are here for you.
Stay safe and stay well.
To learn more about services in your community during this pandemic, click on: Help Is Available
