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Established in 1994, the Center for Rapid Recovery also known as the Training and Research Institute for Cultural Competence is a nonprofit Christian-based and minority-focused behavioral health care organization. The organization serves the communities of color that suffer with poorer access to and outcomes from medical and behavioral health care than the rest of Long Island. The Center for Rapid Recovery offers care services to people with developmental disabilities, chemical dependence, HIV/AIDS and families of such persons who reside in the Nassau County communities of Freeport, Roosevelt, Uniondale and Hempstead, N.Y. The center provides day habilitation program for person with developmental disabilities and family education and training program.

St. John Chrysostom Malankara Catholic Mission of Long Island serves the Malankara Catholic community in Hempstead, NY, providing a space for worship and cultural preservation among immigrants from Kerala. Established on November 7, 1993, the mission has grown significantly, adapting to the needs of its congregation through various worship locations before settling in its current semi-permanent site in 1997. As the first parish canonically established in the Syro-Malankara Catholic Apostolic Exarchate in the USA, St. John Chrysostom Mission plays a vital role in the spiritual life of its members. The community has been supported by numerous bishops and has become a center for liturgical celebrations and cultural activities, fostering a sense of belonging among its parishioners. Generated from the website

Renewed Life Community Development Corp is a non-profit organization based in Hempstead, NY, dedicated to supporting the local community through various outreach programs and initiatives. With a focus on empowerment and social change, Renewed Life Community Development Corp strives to create a positive impact by providing resources and assistance to those in need. Generated from their business information