Center for Hearing Health was established in 1986 and is housed in the Mildred and Frank Feinberg Community Center for Hearing Health, located on the beautiful Mill Neck Manor School campus. The mission of the Center for Hearing Health is to provide quality and preferred practice standards of audiological services to children and adults. Our more »
Funding to provide outstanding programs and services for the children and adults that we serve each and everyday comes from individuals, foundations and corporations who believe in our mission. As a group of not-for-profit organizations, we rely on this financial support. Private donations form an integral part of our support structure, especially when state more »
Providing Sign Language interpreters throughout Long Island and the New York Metropolitan Area, 24 hours a day, seven days a week. With over 25 years of experience, MNIS provides a skilled, professional staff of hearing and Deaf interpreters for any situation requiring communication between Deaf and hearing people. Click the button below to complete the more »
The Mill Neck Family of Organizations is dedicated to creating a world in which Deaf and
Hard of Hearing individuals are included, empowered, celebrated and embraced as equals
through quality education, employment, audiological and spiritual programs and services.
Mill Neck Manor School for the Deaf was established in 1951 to help Deaf children unlock their potential through quality education. Our specially-trained staff, carefully structured programs and access to the newest technologies give our students the academic knowledge and confidence they need to be successful both in and out of the classroom. Our care more »
for adults and children are provided by Mill Neck Services with a simple premise in mind – to allow Deaf and Hard of Hearing people the same access to employment and community services as their non-disabled peers. As a community based non-profit agency, Mill Neck Services provides custom designed services tailored to meet an individual’s needs. Long recognized more »
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