Mental Health Association In Ulster County Inc

Residential services- provides a supportive place to live in which individuals recovering from mental illness will be encouraged to achieve their self-defined potential. A multi step housing program encourages greater skill development and independence. Approximately 140 persons served.

Family and youth services - includes the following programs:family peer support - provides family peer support services (fpss) to families with children with social-emotional behavior and other mental-health needs. Additionally, our staff facilitates an empowering parents support group for those receiving this service. Referrals are received both directly and through spoa. 5 clients served.advocacy support services - provides advocacy supports for families trying to navigate the mental health or related systems. Facilitates monthly "empowering parents" support group for families. 10 clients served.omh respite - provides transportation and activities onsite or in the community to provide enhance socialization skills, learn coping mechanisms, increase confidence, etc. 32 clients served.cftss (children and family treatment and support services) - provides support for families with children facing social, emotional, or behavioral challenges. Family peer advocates (fpa) have lived experience as parents or caregivers and are trained to empower families and advocate for their needs. 18 clients served.

Developmental disabilities - this is an opwdd contract consisting of two programs. Approximately 220 persons served.

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