Intercounty Health Facilities Association, Inc.

Ministerio Jesucristo Vive is a religious organization located in Smithtown, Town of, NY, dedicated to experiencing the supernatural presence of God. Led by Pastors Raymond and Monica Jaquez, their mission is to bring people together in harmony and unity, both in person and online, to encounter the supernatural in every service and fulfill God's purpose in their lives. Through donations, Ministerio Jesucristo Vive reaches thousands of people with the life-changing message of Jesus, offering practical programs and training. They invite individuals to take a step of faith and embark on a new beginning, experiencing the beauty and pleasure of living in harmony with fellow believers.Generated from the website

Camps R Us is Long Islands neighborhood summer day camp. Founded in 1993, our growing camp family comes together each summer to create a safe, nurturing environment that supports healthy learning by promoting physical, intellectual, and emotional growth.At Camps R Us, we strive to provide the very best summer day camp experience available, with award-winning activities and programming, including Sports, Arts & Crafts, Gaming, Ga Ga, Dance, STEAM, Swimming, Field Trips, Special Events and much more.Just south of Route 25A/North Country Road, our Saint James campus is just two blocks south of North Country Road, and a short drive to Rt. 347 (Smithtown Bypass), NY Route 111, and the Long Island Railroad's Saint James station.

Guide Dog Foundation for the Blind, founded in 1946 and based in Smithtown, N.Y., provides guide dogs free-of-charge to blind people seeking mobility and independence. The organization also trains students from throughout the United States and many foreign countries and offers individualized instruction for students with special requirements. It additionally trains hearing-impaired blind people as well as physically challenged people. The organization is supported by donations from individuals, corporations and foundations and does not receive any government funding. The campus consists of administrative offices, students' residence, kennel and a puppy nursery. The eight-acre site also includes an obstacle course and a Japanese garden.