Long Island Reach (Reach) founded in 1970 is a community based, multi-service agency providing a broad range of rehabilitative and treatment services to youth and their families, serving residents of Nassau County. The main office and satellite offices are located in Long Beach, Franklin Square and Port Washington.
 
Long Island is in the height of the opioid epidemic. Every two days on Long Island three people die of drug overdose. A significant amount of the Long Island population either suffer from a substance abuse disorder or have been impacted by addiction. Long Island Reach is committed to working with a high-risk population of community residents of all ages and their families to engage and help them learn better ways to cope with their rage, their depression and their pain; to enhance self-esteem and to develop their self-awareness and to help seek creative alternatives to self-destructive drug and alcohol abuse, aberrant and anti-social behavior.

Reach has five major service units:

All service components regardless of location or funding source are under the aegis of one active Board of Directors and one Executive Director. The coordination of these units work together to provide a constellation of service that reflects the needs of the community it serves.