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OUR SUCCESS STORY
EAC provides services to more than 72,000 people last year throughout the metropolitan area.
EAC’s Supervised Visitation Programs have provided more than 72,988 safe visits for children since 1988.
EAC’s New York City TASC Programs saved the city and state more than $17 million through alternatives to incarceration last year.
EAC has a 95% graduation rate for adolescents with special learning needs in the Nassau and Suffolk Learning Centers.
EAC’s Community Service Program monitored 3,284 offenders who were sentenced to community service last year.
EAC’s Senior Respite program volunteers provided more than 6,300 hours of respite to 276 families caring for frail elderly family members last year.
EAC volunteers mediated and/or arbitrated over 4,716 disputes last year.
EAC currently monitors over 11,423 people in drug and alcohol treatment programs.
EAC’s anti-shoplifting programs have only a 1% re-arrest rate. Over 4,928 people went through the STOPLIFT program last year.
EAC’s anger management programs helped over 1,669 people last year.
EAC staff works with more than 937 Long Island foster care children each year.
EAC’s SeniorNet Computer Learning Center volunteers taught 975 older adults to use the computer and keep in touch with family and friends on the internet last year through 11,800 hours of instruction.
EAC’s Citizenship Initiative Project helped 615 non-citizens with immigration problems last year.
EAC’s Suited For Success Programs provided 390 interview outfits last year to people seeking employment.
EAC serves over 76,573 nutritious meals to Nassau County’s senior citizens and persons living with AIDS each year.
EAC helped 15,282 people heat their homes last year.
EAC’s enforcement programs have generated more than $7.25 million in child support payments since 1989.
EAC has helped more than 4,000 children who have been sexually and physically abused since our Suffolk County Child Advocacy Center opened at the end of 1997.