MNM Alumna Kelly Kildare Returns to Speak to Students in MNS Summer Work Program

“We want work. We need work. We can work. We are willing to work.” Select Mill Neck Manor School for the Deaf Students enrolled in the Mill Neck Services (MNS) Summer Work Program recited the club motto in unison. The students were attending the last in a series of Work Readiness workshops, which serves to more »
The Mill Neck Cup Golf Tournament & Luxury Spa Day

Join us on Monday, July 31, 2017, to support the lives of Deaf children and adults…
LI AuD Consortium Students Learn about Assistive Technology at the Center for Hearing Health

In February, students of the third-year class of the LI AuD Consortium visited the Center for Hearing Health, a program of Mill Neck Services, to attend a seminar to learn about Assistive Technology Devices. The LI AuD Consortium is a program where Adelphi, Hofstra and St. John’s—three distinguished higher education institutions on Long Island—have joined more »
Spirit Week at Mill Neck Manor School for the Deaf

Students and staff were proudly clad in school colors and our amazing high school and middle school cheerleading squads raised the energy of the crowd for the student-staff volleyball match. Take a look at the fun in our Facebook photo album below! Let’s go Mill Neck Manor!
Mill Neck Visits Jamaica Christian School for the Deaf in Montego Bay

Usually when you envision taking a trip to the country of Jamaica, you imagine palm trees that stretch all the way up to the clear blue skies. Miles of sandy beaches that meet crystal blue waters. A destination providing tranquility at its best. Well, the Mill Neck Foundation—an organization that enhances the lives of the more »
Deaf Awareness Week 2016 at Mill Neck Manor

Every year, shortly after we all begin to settle into the new school year, the Deaf Education Center (DEC) participates in Deaf Awareness Week. Also known as International Week of the Deaf (IWD), Deaf Awareness Week is celebrated annually by Deaf people around the world during the last full week in September. IWD aims to more »
DEC Provides Students with Summer Hands-on Learning

The students of Mill Neck’s Deaf Education Center (DEC) experience hands-on learning at its finest this summer. From touring the Planting Fields Arboretum State Historic Park in Oyster Bay to volunteering at Sunrise of Glen Cove Assisted Living Facility to meeting the Stony Brook University football team, students have the opportunity to discover their interests more »
Mill Neck Services’ Signs with the Times Café

A Safe Place for all Deaf Individuals with Developmental Disabilities Individuals who are Deaf with developmental disabilities often have a hard time feeling like they belong. It isn’t as easy to socialize with friends or participate in meaningful group activities within the comfort of a safe environment. Because of this, Mill Neck Services, Inc.—whose main more »
Sting Performs LIVE with Students from Mill Neck Manor School for the Deaf

On June 22, 2016 the Mill Neck Family of Organizations welcomed an intimate crowd of supporters for an exclusive evening of wine tasting and food pairing with filmmaker Trudie Styler and world-renowned musician Sting, co-founders of the Rainforest Fund. Trudie and Sting provided four red wine varieties produced at their Tuscan Estate Il Palagio for more »

Hearing Health Services

Mill Neck Services 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. more »

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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 funding more »

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Providing Sign Language interpreters throughout Long Island and the New York Metropolitan Area, 24 hours a day, seven days a week. With over 20 years of experience, MNIS provides a skilled, professional staff of hearing and Deaf interpreters for any situation requiring communication between Deaf and hearing people. ***Federal employees are now able to designate more »

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Our Mission and Vision

The Mission of the Mill Neck Family of Organizations is to enhance the quality of life for people who are Deaf, or who have other special needs, through excellence in individually designed educational, vocational or spiritual programs and services.

The Mill Neck Family of Organizations will continue to be the recognized leader in education and employment services for the Deaf on Long Island, the national leader in resources and partnerships in its role as a Recognized Service Organization within the church and a key international leader in development of programs and services with other partners.

Featured Services

Deaf Education

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 »

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Community Services

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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Deaf Ministry

Is the mission of Lutheran Friends of the Deaf, Inc. It all began in 1944, at the LCMS Saginaw Convention when a resolution commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Synod’s Ministry to the Deaf was passed to raise funds to establish an east coast school for deaf. Money was raised for the cause for four more »

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