In a world that can feel chaotic and overwhelming, there’s something truly uplifting about the idea of spreading kindness, even in the most unexpected ways. That’s what National Random Acts of Kindness Week is about – a dedicated time to remind people that kindness matters by performing acts of generosity…
Individuals released from prison should mark the beginning of a new chapter. However, for many, this chapter is tainted by the common stigma attached to having a criminal record. The process of reintegrating into society is met with many challenges. One of the biggest obstacles is finding and securing employment….
On September 28th, National Good Neighbor Day focused on people stepping back and remembering the value and importance of being a good neighbor and simply caring for one another. In a world that is becoming increasingly disconnected, it’s crucial to have organizations that focus on building stronger communities. Being a…
When you look up the word “honor” in the Cambridge Dictionary, one of the example sentences used in the definition is, “We fought for the honor of our country.” Our veterans fought for this country for many different and personal reasons, but one universal reason was to protect our way…
This month is domestic violence awareness month. The mere fact that we need to bring attention to this issue is upsetting enough. Still, when you discover that nearly 20 people per minute are physically abused by their significant other, you realize the urgent attention this needs. No one should have…
Children need constant and consistent role models. They are products of their environments regardless of what that environment is. This is why a child who may not have many positive or stable influences in their life benefits from one-on-one mentoring. EAC Network’s Chance to Advance service looks to bring meaningful…
The permanent theme for all future National Recovery Month observances is “Every Person, Every Family, Every Community.” This is not only a statement but a reminder of how we are all part of the journey to one’s recovery. With recovery comes a sense of pride of accomplishment, and it should…
In August of 2019, EAC Network’s Suffolk County Child Advocacy Center (CAC) opened a satellite location in Riverhead, filling a growing need for family-oriented social services on the East End of Long Island. This extension of our core child advocacy program was born of a vision to better serve vulnerable children who were geographically isolated from…
EAC Network’s ambitious social services initiatives are made possible through charitable donations from generous Long Islanders. From dropping off clothes to online shopping to our planned giving program, there are a number of easy ways you can support our mission of helping at-risk members of your community.
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