Greater Mental Health Of New York Inc

Housing: recognized by the new york state office of mental health (omh) as an innovative leader in recovery-focused services, mha's residential programs provide residential and case management support to adults (age 18 and over) who have been diagnosed with a serious mental health condition. Through collaborative person-centered goal development, connection to employment and other supports, our services promote recovery and independent living. Program participants receive assistance with entitlements, money management, service coordination and the development of independent living skills. In 2024, mha provided support and housing for more than 280 individuals. Provided 8615 services. Total expenditures were $9,334,745.

Adult recovery-oriented services: mha's peer, rehabilitation, employment, care management and clinical staff provide an array of services for adults who have been diagnosed with a behavioral health condition and may have experienced one or more hospitalizations or may have a history of incarceration or substance use. Our services are flexible, tailored to the needs of the individual and, as appropriate, incorporate support of family and friends and connection to social and other supports. Our services promote recovery and pathways toward economic self-sufficiency, health and independent living. Our intensive and sustained engagement and treatment (inset), home and community based services (hcbs), recovery networks, sterling community center, adult home peer support and peer training programs provided more than 9,000 services in 2024our care management services, uniquely tailored to meet the comprehensive needs of each individual, help people become - and remain - healthy while avoiding hospitalization. Care managers help individuals obtain the services they need, which may include seeing medical specialists, successfully transitioning from an inpatient hospital admission to another setting and obtaining social supports such as housing. Additional services may include family support and referral to community and social support services. In 2024, more than 24,000 services were provided. Our employment services assist individuals who have been diagnosed with a behavioral health condition prepare for, obtain and maintain employment. In 2024, more than 2,800 services were provided. Total expenditures for adult recovery-oriented services were $ 7,740,032.

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