Mental Health Association of Rockland County

Thank you to everyone who contributed to OPERATION SHARE! Our dedicated, compassionate staff will wrap and deliver toys, clothing and food for the holidays to the clients, children and families we serve. We appreciate your generosity and kindness in helping to make the holidays brighter for so many during this very challenging time. There is still time to donate to Operation Share at www.mharockland.org/donate-mha Happy holidays from our MHA family to yours! #mharockland

Happy Monday, Facebook Friends. Positive vibes from us to you!

Yesterday our MHA family met virtually to celebrate the past year - the good, the bad and the surprising. We also had the chance to be reminded of the life-changing work that our staff does each and every day. Here are three little notes from clients and our #whatmatterstoyou campaign. . . . .... . #mharockland #mentalhealth #substanceuse #sud #mentalhealthcounseling #nonprofit #rocklandcountyny #rocklandcounty #stopthestigma #wellness #mentalhealthawareness #mentalhealthmatters #mentalhealthmattersnys See more

Leave the past where it belongs.

Association for Community Living/ACLAIMH: Bring it Home Campaign With the holiday season upon us, we are asking all of our members and advocates to "Bring It Home for the Holidays" by helping the Bring It Home Campaign, which is being led by ACL, by sending e-letters to the Governor urging him to increase state funding for community-based mental health housing programs.

Wishing a wonderful and bright holiday to all who celebrate. May the light of the menorah fill our lives with peace and happiness!

While doing your Amazon holiday shopping, please consider choosing Mental Health Association of Rockland as your charity of choice! You can also find items on our "Wish List" requested by the community members we serve for the holidays. Thank you and happy holidays from all of us at MHA of Rockland! #mharockland

Protecting your mental health is very important.

Visits to the ER for kids’ mental health-related visits climbed steadily from mid-April through October, according to a recent federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention report.