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Provides a comprehensive, 3-part recovery oriented program for individuals with severe and persistent mental illness. Goals for individuals in the program are to: improve functioning, reduce inpatient utilization, reduce emergency services, reduce contact with the criminal justice system, increase employment, attain higher levels of education, and secure preferred housing.

A psychosocial club where people with mental illness work side by side with professional staff in a shared effort to obtain or regain vocational and social satisfaction in their lives. Emphasis is placed on principles of advocacy and self help.

Provides a comprehensive, recovery-oriented model of care for individuals with a mental health diagnosis. The evidence-based approach allows for treatment, rehabilitation, and support services to be fully integrated.

Certified Peer Staff facilitate access to services, supports, opportunities and help others navigate the community in group and individual settings. Daily activities includes arts and crafts, speakers, and classes in a positive setting. Educational and group support for the community.

Provides a comprehensive, recovery-oriented model of care for individuals with a mental health diagnosis. The evidence-based approach allows for treatment, rehabilitation, and support services to be fully integrated.

Provides support to individuals with psychiatric disabilities who want to pursue social and community-based areas of interest. Services focus on individual health and wellness including nutrition, exercise, and smoking cessation.

Provides housing assistance and case management services to individuals and families diagnosed with mental illness, substance abuse and other qualifying criteria.

Provides seriously and persistently mentally ill (SPMI) and seriously emotionally disturbed (SED) individuals who have been discharged from a residential or inpatient facility on-going treatment and supportive services including developing and maintaining viable living, working and social situations within the community.

We offer a comprehensive array of treatment, rehabilitation and clinical services that are customized to meet the needs of each participant. Free lunch included while at the program.

Offers a 30-day psychiatric day program which includes individual, group and family counseling, recreational therapy, therapeutic socialization activities, emergency stabilization, medication, and a special education through Western Suffolk BOCES.

Rehabilitative Social Club Program provides socialization opportunities for adults residing in Orange County with mental illness. Transportation is available for program participants living in the Middletown area.

Provides an array of rehabilitation and recovery services for adults with mental illness which works to assist individuals in acquiring and maintaining skills and supports to live successfully in their communities. Services include wellness self management, financial management, leisure planning, reduce risk of relapse, employment support, medication management and more.

Offers individuals recovering from mental illness that do not need 24 hour supervision intermittent support based on the client's needs with readjusting to living within the community.

Provides meaningful volunteer opportunities for people who are in recovery from mental illness. The companions are placed in approximately 25 locations including adult homes, nursing homes and also private homes and spend time socializing, sharing wellness tools and providing companionship. This program not only offers volunteer opportunities but it is a pre-vocational program which offers weekly trainings and skill building activities to enhance abilities and readiness for gainful employment.

Offers individuals recovering from mental illness that do not need 24 hour supervision intermittent support based on the client's needs with readjusting to living within the community.

Provides services for Suffolk County residents age 18 plus who are in recovery from mental illness. Call for details.

Peer facilitated psychosocial club for seriously and persistently mentally ill adults focused on socialization and empowerment. Members are invited to drop in for any of the gatherings. Offerings include but are not limited to: participation in community events, games, videos and crafts in a relaxed atmosphere designed to encourage interaction and reduce isolation. Transportation assistance is available when possible.

Provides an opportunity for social interaction to further specific skill development relating to handicapped condition, and to encourage individuals to advocate on their own behalf. Provides referrals to respite and recreation programs. Support groups for siblings of the disabled. A mental health based program provides a range of psychotherapeutic service for individuals with highly specialized needs including the physically and developmentally disabled. Methodology includes individual, family, group counseling, advocacy, tutoring, socialization and skill training.

Provides a supportive environment for individuals with mental health disabilities to meet, socialize, share a meal, and explore their community. It is a perfect avenue to practice learned community and life skills through field trips, arts and crafts, music, games and sports.

Offers performances by an improvisational theater group which explores the myths and realities of mental illness. Features vignettes about family conflicts, stigmas, divorce, troubled teens, group homes, living with the mentally ill, suicide, homeless and more. Discussions are led by a professional mental health facilitator. Performances may serve teenage programs, senior centers, community groups, church groups, professional meetings, etc. Appointment required. Call for more information.

Offers a social and recreational group for adults recovering from mental illness. The groups helps to reduce isolation and loneliness, and develop friendships, and enjoy recreational and social activities. Other activities include field trips, shopping, movies and dining out within the community.

Offers a social and recreational group for adults recovering from mental illness. The groups helps to reduce isolation and loneliness, and develop friendships, and enjoy recreational and social activities. Other activities include field trips, shopping, movies and dining out within the community.

Provides learning experiences where individuals can develop strengths and skills that contribute to an individualâs employability in the community. Services include teaching concepts such as compliance, attendance, task completion, problem solving, safety, wellness while at work, socialization at work, communication, accepting supervision, personal appearance and appropriate work attire; goal setting, work ethics, and work tolerance.

Helps to alleviate the feelings of isolation and loneliness that people feel due to their illness by providing an opportunity for adults suffering from schizophrenia, bi-polar disorder, depression or other personality or mood disorders to develop friendships and social skills. Referral required.

Offers an array of services designed to assist individuals recovering from mental health disorders in setting goals and developing the skills and accessing the supports necessary to choose, obtain and maintain life roles. Also provides clinical treatment and rehabilitation services.