Who We Are
Hispanic Counseling Center’s
Decades of History
Since its inception in 1977, the Hispanic Counseling Center (HCC) has been driven by a deep commitment to support individuals and families within the Long Island community.
Our Mission
Hispanic Counseling Center enhances the strengths of Long Island’s families and children through bilingual, bicultural counseling, prevention, vocational, and educational services to enrich their lives, foster economic independence, and nurture dreams for the generations to come.
Our Services: Empowering Lives, Building Futures
NYS Licensed Mental Health Agency
Today, HCC is well known on Long Island for two important clinical service areas:
- Mental Health Clinic (licensed by NYS Office of Mental Health – OMH)
- Substance Use Disorder Clinic (licensed by NYS Office of Addiction Services and Supports – OASAS)
Clinical services are provided through a wide range of modalities including:
- Individual Counseling
- Group Counseling
- Family Counseling
- Crisis Intervention
- Case Management
- Prevention Services
HCC is the only agency on Long Island licensed by New York State to provide these services in an entirely bilingual, bicultural setting.
“Wrap-Around” Support Services
In addition to clinical care, HCC offers a variety of “wrap-around” services, such as:
- Care Coordination
- COMHPS
- Family and Youth Programs
- After-school Tutoring and Enrichment
- Summer Camp
All services are available to everyone, regardless of race, ethnicity, creed, sexual orientation, or ability to pay.
A Community of Support and Excellence
HCC has a long history of fostering excellence in quality of service and professionalism. As a result of a dedicated staff, committed Board of Directors, and a strong network of donors, funders, and community supporters, HCC continues to make a difference-big and small-in the lives of Long Islanders.
A Few Words from our CEO
Every day, I witness firsthand the courage of the individuals and families who walk through our doors. I see parents doing their best to build a better future for their children. I see young people working hard to heal, grow, and thrive. And I see our incredible staff showing up—day after day—with open hearts and unwavering commitment.
Together, we’re creating a stronger, healthier, more connected community—one filled with possibility and promise.
Claudia M. Boyle, LMHC
Chief Executive Officer