MHA of NYC -- The Mental Health Association of New York City

Mental Health Association of New York City (MHA-NYC) identifies unmet needs and develops culturally sensitive services and programs to improve the lives of those facing the challenges of mental illness, serving as a compelling and distinctive link for mental health and mental health wellness in New York City and around the country. Our three-part mission of advocacy, education and mental health services keeps MHA-NYC focused, responsive and expansive.


I	*Staying in Balance: Promoting Emotional Resilience in a Crisis Economy* MHA-NYC receives funding for a groundbreaking new program to promote mental wellness Read press release
I	Meeting the needs of Veterans MHA-NYC is spearheading the creation of a Veteran’s Mental Health Coalition in New York City more
I	The NYC 9/11 Benefit Program for Mental Health and Substance Abuse, an insurance-like benefit program to help cover mental health and substance-use treatment for NYC residents affected by 9/11 Read press release
I	OASAS: MHA of NYC is the administrator of a new state toll-free telephone hopeline service 1-877-8-HOPENY offering help for alcoholism, drug abuse, or problem gambling more
I	NESIC: Link2Health is now a member of NESIC, a newly formed organization which facilitates the collaboration of telephone services more
I	At-Risk: Training Program for College Faculty, an interactive training program that teaches faculty how to identify, approach, and refer at-risk students more
I	Center news: The Third Annual Geriatric Mental Health Alliance of New York Conference more

MHA-NYC GALA:
Building Bridges to health, home and families

HONORED LEE & BOB WOODRUFF
Tuesday, June 2, 2009

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