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Programs and Services
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Access To Money Reimbursement
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ATM (Access To Money Reimbursement Program) - Fiscal assistance for individuals with developmental disabilities and their families for goods and services or reimbursement for recent expenditures not otherwise within the family budget. Advocacy, information and linkage related to fiscal issues. Click here for Application Form
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ASSIST
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ASSIST (Acquiring Social Skills through Intervention, Support and Training) - Social skill building for children ages 5 - 10 who have developmental disabilities, especially autism spectrum disorders. Please Call Anne Klingner for more information (845) 342-2400 ext. 253 Click here for application
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CAPIS
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Capis (Crisis Assessment Prevention Intervention Services) - Information, linkage and crisis intervention prevention services for individuals with developmental disabilities and their families. Provides parent support groups, advocacy, life planning, benefits counseling, newsletter and educational seminars.
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COMPEER
www.compeer.org
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Compeer - Matching individuals who have a mental illness in a one-to-one friendship with community volunteers. Compeer helps to bridge the gaps of services already in place for individuals with mental illness. The friends agree to visit with each other for at least 4 hours a month for one year. |
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COMPEER
Homeless
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Provides rehabilitative services to mentally ill homeless individuals including assistance with social, vocational and educational needs at Emergency Housing in Middletown and Project Life in Newburgh. |
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Coordinated In-Home Support Project (CIHS)
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Collaborative new service for children on the autism spectrum provided by six agencies in Orange County which provides 1:1 services to promote skill building in the home and in the community.
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Provides public awareness, identification of need, and development of a community response to eating disorders in Orange County.
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FAMILY SUPPORT
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Provides self-help groups, newsletters, advocacy and educational services to families and friends of persons experiencing mental or emotional disabilities. |
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FRIENDS
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A social skills group for youth between the ages of 9 and 16 with social, behavioral or emotional difficulties. Groups meet throughout Orange County. |
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HELPLINE 1-800-832-1200 (845) 342-2400
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24- hour Hotline provides crisis intervention, information and referrals, 7 days a week, for all residents of Orange County. |
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Home-to-Stay
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Home to Stay- Supported housing with intensive support services for individuals with psychiatric disabilities, provided jointly by MHA, Rehabilitation Support Services and National Alliance for the Mentally Ill in Orange County. |
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Hudson House
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A club based on the psycho-social model, which offers vocational service, supported education and an opportunity for social interaction to persons with a psychiatric disability. Subsidized housing with case management services are available as well. |
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Intensive Case Management (ICM) -
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Services to adults with mental illness. Referrals made through O.C. Dept.of Mental Health Single Point of Access (SPOA). |
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Invisible Children's Project Study
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Family case management and supportive housing for adults with a psychiatric disability and their children. Respite childcare, art therapy and in-home clinical consultant services are available. |
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ISS (Individual Supported Services)
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ISS (Individual Support Services) - A funding stream, which creates more independent housing opportunities for individuals with developmental disabilities.
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Medicaid Services Coordination (MSC)
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Medicaid Service Coordination (MSC) is available for individuals who have a developmental disability, Medicaid and meet other eligibility requirements. |
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