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Connect to Charles Evans Center Project Hope COVID-19 Emotional Support Counselors for confidential, anonymous and free emotional support.  CEC Project Hope Crisis Counselors understand what you are going through.  Talk to someone who is trained, knowledgeable and never judges.  Sometimes it helps to talk to someone you don’t know.

Connect to NY Project Hope Counselors by phone 1-516-676-2388 # and press 4 for Project Hope or by email CECNYProjectHopeTeam@pmgstrategic.net

Charles Evans Center

A Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC)

The mission of Charles Evans Center (CEC) is to provide high-quality, comprehensive healthcare to underserved community members with limited incomes including those with autism, learning and developmental disabilities, and behavioral and mental health concerns.

CEC recently merged with the Melillo Center for Mental Health in Glen Cove, a health center with over 40 years of experience serving the community in the heart of Glen Cove. Renamed CEC at Glen Cove, the Center will continue to provide supports that include mental health clinic, outpatient chemical dependency outpatient services, assertive community treatment (ACT), supervised community residences, supported housing and respite housing.

Overseen by culturally sensitive, credentialed medical staff, our patient-centered approach, high-quality primary and specialty services are provided regardless of a patient’s background or ability to pay.

Why Charles Evans Center?

CEC provides a team-based approach by putting the patient at the center of their care. Using the highest standard of medical care we give the patients the tools they need to achieve a healthy lifestyle.

CEC Board Certified physicians provide more than healthcare, they provide life care.

Update on COVID-19 Vaccinations

Charles Evans Center (CEC) provides quality health care to underserved members in our local community, including people with autism, learning and developmental disabilities, and those with behavioral and mental health concerns. As of January 20, 2021, CEC has administered 100 percent of the allotted vaccines to eligible members of the identified priority groups.