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Greater Mental Health of New York
Promoting mental health through advocacy, community education and direct services
About Greater Mental Health of New York
The Mental Health Association of Westchester and The Mental Health Association of Rockland have merged to become Greater Mental Health of New York! For 80 years, we have promoted the mental and emotional well-being of individuals throughout Westchester and Rockland counties and beyond. Our wide array of mental health and substance use treatment services support people of all ages as they navigate their unique journeys, with the goal of providing the care that is right for each individual and their goals. Through our robust direct care services, as well as our advocacy efforts and community education opportunities, Greater Mental Health of New York is able to meet the needs of thousands of individuals and their families each year, helping them live independent lives in the community.
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Research & Knowledge
Greater Mental Health of New York published a feature article detailing how peer support is strengthening mental health services, empowering communities, and helping shape the future of care.
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Research & Knowledge
Greater Mental Health of New York released its 2025 Impact Report highlighting the accomplishments of the organization with donors, funders, and community partners.
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Presence & Recognition
Greater Mental Health of New York is hosting the 80th Anniversary Power of Connection Gala on October 15 to raise funds for programs and services.
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Research & Knowledge
Greater Mental Health of New York is exploring the history of mental health in America through its series The History of Mental Health in America.
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Research & Knowledge
Greater Mental Health of New York published its 2025 Impact Report, reaching 15,000 people across 147 ZIP codes with 65% of services delivered by meeting people where they are, in their homes, and in community locations.
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