Primary Need: Mental / Behavioral
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988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline
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The 988 Lifeline provides 24/7, free and confidential support for people in distress, prevention and crisis resources.
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Mental Health Literacy in Schools
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The Education Department website contains guidance and educational resources on supporting mental health education.
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Medicaid Health Homes
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The Health Home Program is for New Yorkers receiving Medicaid to connect with health care providers, mental health and substance abuse providers, medication, housing and social support services.
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Growing Up Healthy Hotline
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1-800-522-5006. Call the Department of Health hotline for information about health care, nutrition, and other health and human service programs 24 hours/day, 7 days/week. Operators speak various languages.
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Find a Behavioral Health Provider
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Use this NYS Office of Mental Health provider directory to find a behavioral health provider in New York State.
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Statewide Family Support Programs
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Find mental health services for children and families across New York State. Connect with your local Regional Parent Advisors and Youth Partners who provide a forum for family and youth support services.
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Residential Treatment Facility Program Information for Caregivers
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Residential Treatment Facilities offer inpatient mental health services for youth under the age of 21 with severe symptoms. Young people admitted to a program go to a school on, or close, to the facility.
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Children’s Home and Community Based Services (HCBS)
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Children’s Home and Community Based Services offer services and supports to children with mental health needs and their families in their home and community.
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Children’s HCBS & CFTSS Agency Site Map
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Locate and access information on home and community based services, child and family treatment, and support service programs.
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Children’s Community Residence (CCR) Program Information for Caregivers
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Children’s Community Residences provides services for youth experiencing serious emotional disturbances and in need of a temporary place to live with supervision, structure, skill building, and behavior support.