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Mental Health America of Dutchess County is a nonprofit organization dedicated to making sure nobody gets left behind in our community due to lack of mental health services.
845-473-2500 | 253 Mansion St Poughkeepsie, NY 12601 | info@mhadutchess.org
Vet2Vet Program
Resources Of Putnam County
If you find that you need assistance getting back into civilian life or help working with a fellow veteran, we’ve provided some hotlines to assist you. Learn more about the Mental Health Association In Putnam County for a full list of resources. Some supportive resources include:
• Vet2Vet Warmline: (914) 519-8097
• Putnam County Dwyer Office: (845) 278-VETS (8387)
• VA Caregiver Support: (855) 260-3274
• Domestic Violence Hotline: (845) 728-2166
• Veterans Crisis Line: (800) 273-8255, Press One
• Veterans Service Agency: (845) 808-1620
• VA Carmel County Clinic: (845) 228-5291
• Putnam County Crisis Line: (845) 225-1222
• Center for Homeless Veterans: (877)-4-AID-VET
• Vet Center of Danbury: (203) 790-4000
• Drug Crisis in Our Backyard
• VA Castle Point: (845) 831-2000
• VA Montrose: (914) 737-4400
• Putnam Hospital: (845) 279-5711
• Health Department: (845) 808-1390
• Department of Social Services: (845) 808-1500
• Sheriff’s Department: (845) 279-5711
• In Case Of Mental Health Crisis, Please Call 911 Or the Veterans Crisis Line 1 (800) 273-8255 press 1
• Support United for the Troops – bringing a little comfort to our troops deployed
• The Equus Effect
• Power Veterans
VET2VET PEER NETWORKING FOR SERVICE MEMBERS & VETERANS IN WESTCHESTER
Vet2Vet is led by service members and veterans for service members and veterans in Westchester County and the surrounding area. Vet2Vet has no affiliation with the VA system or the Federal Government. Participation in our veterans support and peer networking programs is free, anonymous and confidential.
Each Vet2Vet gathering provides a place for service members and veterans to network with one another in a safe and nonjudgmental environment.
Women and men single-gender gatherings available
Regularly scheduled activities based on interests
Openings in locations throughout Westchester
Free and confidential
Mentoring opportunities available
Exclusively peer-to-peer for veterans
Caregiver support
Virtual gatherings available
Vet2Vet has no restrictions based on service dates or discharge status!
To talk to a veteran and learn more about becoming involved, please contact Andrea Molina, Marine Corps OIF Veteran, at (914) 358-4240 or email:
Andrea Molina, MBA, USMC OIF 1&3, Director of Veterans Services & Vet2Vet
(914) 358-4240
amolina@fsw.org
Jessica Encarnacion, MS, Case Manager
(914) 358-4239
jencarnacion@fsw.org
Judith Liu, Caregiver Facilitator, Vet2Vet
(914) 559-2943
judith.liu@fsw.org
http://www.mhaorangeny.com/pg/vet2vethp.html
https://www.yitfoundation.org/
For Families of Premature Babies:
Babies born prematurely and still in NICU.
Services provided to military veterans and low income families.
For Housing Services:
Military veterans and low income families
Mental health issues frequently appear when members of the armed forces make the transition from military life to civilian life. One group is helping – one puppy at a time.
134 W. 29th Street
Suite 802
New York, NY 10001
212.203.4760
info@pawsny.org