Long Island Network of Community Services (LINCS)

08/08/2011

Long Island Association for AIDS Care needs your help today! Please click on the link and vote for them to win a van to deliver meals to Long Islanders in need! Thanks!

Toyota wants to salute do-gooders by giving 100 cars over 100 days to nonprofits that could really use a new set of wheels. And voters like you help decide which one gets a new ride every day.

08/06/2011

LIAAC provides over 65,000 meals a year to needy Long Islanders who have HIV or who are at risk. Please vote for them Monday to help deliver even more meals to hungry Long Islanders!  http://on.fb.me/q6o5e8

Vote for the Long Island Association for AIDS Care on Monday, August 8, 2011 in Toyota's 100 Cars for Good competition!

07/15/2011

LIAAC's new blog with a special welcome from Dr. Gail Barouh!

As I begin what I hope will be the first of many posts, I’d like to welcome our friends, clients, partners, Long Island neighbors, and guests to our new LIAAC blog. It will be a place where we will share good news about what we’re doing at LIAAC – and there is much to share – as well as important re

12/24/2010

Best wishes for a happy and healthy holiday and a great 2011!

11/25/2010

Hope everyone has a wonderful Thanksgiving!

11/07/2010

Good luck to everyone running in the ING New York City Marathon today, especially Sharen Duke of the AIDS Service Center NYC, who is running to raise money and awareness about an exercise program for ASC clients with HIV/AIDS.

Running helps me create balance in my life. Running helps me recharge. And running is a beautiful metaphor for the work I do: Offering holistic services that help people living with HIV/AIDS to strive for well-being, stability, and health.

11/02/2010

Remember that your vote counts!

10/23/2010

The official website of BiasHELP, Inc.: A resource for combating discrimination, hate crimes, bullying/cyber bullying and youth violence on Long Island and beyond.

10/23/2010

The It Gets Better Project is an extraordinary YouTube campaign that reaches out to teenagers targeted by bias-based bullying to give them hope. If you are a Long Island teenager being targeted, LINCS and BiasHELP can help you.

As part of the It Gets Better Project, President Obama shares his message of hope and support for LGBT youth who are struggling with being bullied.

10/21/2010

LINCS and BiasHELP are committed to reducing the incidences of bullying in Long Island schools and communities. Find out what we're doing here:

LINCS Programs

07/31/2010

07/31/2010