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Family Service League of Long Island

www.fsl-li.org

 
Family Service League is a nationally accredited human services agency that has taken an active role in strengthening families and empowering the residents of Long Island for more than 90 years. We currently have over 50 programs in 21 locations, including 5 Family Centers, designed to help children, families in crisis, senior citizens, people who are homeless, unemployed, or mentally ill. Family Service League works to give them the resources they need in order to be self-reliant and productive members of our communities.
  • Number of Employees: 100-250
  • Annual Revenue: $10-50 Million
  • www.fsl-li.org
  • 790 Park Avenue
    Huntington, NY USA 11743
  • Phone: 631.427.3700

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Family Service League of Long Island Huntington, NY

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