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Mental Health Association in Orange County, Inc. (MHA) seeks to promote the positive mental health and emotional well-being of Orange County residents, working towards reducing the stigma of mental illness, developmental disabilities, and providing support to victims of sexual assault and other crimes.
In partnership with service recipients, families, volunteers and the community, MHA strives to fulfill its mission through culturally competent advocacy, direct services, public education, and responsiveness in times of community emergency.
The MHA family shares a system of values and behaviors that recognizes and respects the presence and contributions of all diverse groups. We believe that every person is to be treated with dignity, respect, compassion and acceptance.
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LBAC
is comprised of local business owners, mental health service providers, and individuals diagnosed as having mental illness.
Identifies the need of employers related to the hiring and employment of individuals with mental illness.
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We offer information and referrals to sexual assault victims so they will be able to make well informed choices in regard to their health, safety and successful prosecution of their case.
We work to ensure every victim's rights.
For more info click here
Parents for Meagan's Law- up-to-date information regarding sex offender registration and notification laws and links to sex offender registries nationwide.
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Eating Disorders Workshop to be held on Thursday, May 30 from
12-2pm to be held at the Greater Hudson Valley Health Center. This workshop is sponsored by Mental Health Association in Orange County, Inc. and the Greater Hudson Valley Health Center. The general community is welcome to attend.
Click here for more info
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