Member Agencies

The following are our member agencies. They are some of the hardest working people in New York, tirelessly struggling to make the world a better place for people with mental illness. We provide links to agency websites where available.

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• Ackerman Institute for the Family: "Devoted to the treatment and study of families and to the training of family therapists"
• Aids Center of Queens County: "Comprehensive social services for Queens residents with HIV infection or AIDS"
• Association for Rehabilitative Case Management and Housing
• Astor Child Guidance Center

• Baltic Street Mental Health Board
• Barrier Free Living: "Provides individuals with a comprehensive range of services that enable people with disabilities to overcome the physical and emotional obstacles that stand in the way of their living dignified, secure lives"
• Beacon of Hope House
• Bedford-Stuyvesant CMHC
• Bergen Street SRO
• Black Veterans for Social Justice, Inc.
• Blanton-Peale Institute
• Bleuler Psychotherapy Center, Inc.
• Bowery Residents' Committee, Inc.
• Boys Harbor, Inc.
• The Bridge, Inc.: "To serve adults with mental health problems or disabilities that prevent them from leading satisfying, productive lives"
• Bronx-Lebanon Medical Center
• Brooklyn AIDS Task Force
• Brooklyn Bureau of Community Services, Inc.
• Brooklyn Community Housing Services, Inc.: "Provides housing and supportive social services to help New York City's formerly homeless move from crisis to community"
• Brooklyn Psychiatric Centers, Inc
• Builders for Family & Youth (BFFY)

• CASES: Center for Alternative Sentencing and Employment Services
• Canarsie Aware
• Catholic Charities
• Center for Urban Community Services: "Committed to reducing homelessness and providing supportive services to people with mental illness, AIDS, chemical addiction, and other special needs"
• Children's Aid Society
• Columbia University-Harlem Rehab Center
• Community Access, Inc.: "A non-profit agency providing housing and advocacy for people with psychiatric disabilities"
• Community Counseling & Mediation
• Community Healthcare Network

• Educational Alliance: "Addresses almost every conceivable human problem and need - aging, drug abuse, early childhood, homelessness, parenting, psychiatric impairmant and retardation"

• The Family Center
• F.E.G.S.
• The Floating Hospital
• Fordham-Tremont Community Mental Health Center: "A principal mental health care provider serving the Bronx community"
• Fountain House: "Committed since 1948 to bettering the lives of people with mental illness everywhere"
• F.R.I.E.N.D.S.

• Goddard Riverside: "Our objective is the improvement of the quality of human life through the creation of a community of culture and concern in a society rooted in economic and social justice"

• H.I.R.E.
• Hamilton-Madison House, Inc.
• Harlem-Dowling Westside Center
• Henry Street Settlement
• Hudson Guild

• Institute for Community Living: "To assist people with mental and developmental disabilities who need opportunities to improve their quality of life"
• International Center for the Disabled: "A comprehensive rehabilitation center focusing in three major areas: medical rehabilitation and primary care, mental health and chemical dependency services, and vocational rehabilitation and job placement"

• Jewish Association of Services for the Aged
• Jewish Board of Family & Children's Services: "One of the nation's largest and most respected nonprofit mental health and social service agencies"
• Jewish Child Care Association: "A comprehensive, multicultural, child and family service agency with programs in communities throughout New York City and in Westchester County"
• Jewish Guild for the Blind: "The country's foremost vision care agency for more than 85 years"
• John Heuss House
• Joseph P. Addabbo Family Health Center, Inc.

• Karen Horney Clinic, Inc.

• The League Treatment Center: "A national center for mentally handicapped children and adults"
• Lenox Hill Neighborhood House
• Lexington Center for Mental Health Services
• Lifeline Center for Child Development
• Lower East Side Service Center
• Lutheran Medical Center-MH Clinic

• Mental Health Providers of Western Queens
• Metropolitan Center for Mental Health
• Montefiore Medical Center

• Neighborhood Care Team
• New York Psychotherapy & Counseling Center
• New York Service Program for Older People
• New York Society for the Deaf
• Northside Center for Child Development

• Ohel Children's Home & Family Services

• Paul J. Cooper Center for Human Services
• Pesach Tikvah – Door of Hope
• Postgraduate Center for Mental Health
• Professional Service Center for the Handicapped
• Project for Psychiatric Outreach to the Homeless: "The major source of on-site, non-emergency psychiatric services to programs for homeless persons in New York City"
• Project Hospitality
• Project Renewal: "To care for and help to rehabilitate homeless men and women in New York City"
• Puerto Rican Family Institute: "A private, non-profit social service agency providing culturally and linguistically sensitive services to the Latino Community"

• Queens Child Guidance Center

• Riverdale Mental Health Association: "A not-for-profit agency that has provided service to the residents of the Bronx for 40 years"

• Safe Horizon: "Immediate aid and long-term support through counseling, advocacy and practical assistance; and we promote social change through education, training, research, and public policy formulation"
• Safe Space: "To protect children from abuse and neglect"
• Samuel Field YM-YWHA
• Services for the Underserved: "To provide the basis to maximize independence through self-help for physically or emotionally disabled individuals – especially those not always served by government or other private social support programs"
• Sky Light Center
• Spanish Speaking Elderly Council – RAICES
• St. Francis Friends of the Poor
• St. John's Episcopal Hospital Center: "A 332-bed community teaching hospital serving Far Rockaway and the Five Towns"
• St. Vincent's Services: "To provide those who come in need with services which support, supplement, or substitute for the healing, nurturing and developing relationships ideally found in family life"
• Staten Island Mental Health Society, Inc.: "A multi-service agency that provides comprehensive mental health and related services to Staten Island children who are emotionally or behaviorally disturbed, developmentally disabled, neurologically impaired, and/or economically disadvantaged"
• Steinway Child and Family Services, Inc.: "A voluntary, non-sectarian and non-profit human services agency dedicated to reducing the incidence of mental health breakdown"

• Transitional Services for New York, Inc.

• Union Settlement Association
• University Consultation & Treatment Center
• University Settlement Society
• Upper Manhattan Mental Health Center
• Urban Pathways: "A pioneer in the development of the continuum of care model for serving mentally ill and chemically addicted homeless people"

• Venture House
• Visiting Nurse Service of New York
• Volunteers of America

• Westchester Jewish Community Services (Associate Member)
• Weston United Community Renewal, Inc.
• William F. Ryan Community Health Center
• Women in Need