Local Resources
United Way’s 2-1-1 helpline offers health and human services information, referral, assessment and crisis support to help callers find the assistance they need to address the everyday challenges of living, as well as those that develop during times of disaster and other community emergencies.​
24/7 hotline for personal assistance
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Westchester Department of Community Mental Health
The Westchester County Department of Community Mental Health plans, oversees and coordinates services for individuals with mental illness, developmental disabilities and substance abuse disorders.​
Administration telephone for the Department of Community Mental Health​
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The Mental Health Association of Westchester
The Mental Health Association of Westchester (MHA) is a nonprofit organization that provides a wide array of person-centered, recovery-oriented services​ to meet the needs of each of its clients. ​
Information and Referral Line which provides information about mental health, resources and referral information.
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St. Joseph's Hospital - Crisis Prevention and Response Team
The Crisis Prevention and Response Team (CPRT) is an interdisciplinary mobile team of mental health professionals (social workers, a child and family specialist and a psychiatrist).​ The CPRT serves any person in Westchester who is experiencing, or is at risk of, a psychological crisis, and who requires mental health intervention.
24/7 phone support
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The Veterans Treatment Court in Westchester utilizes a team-centered approach to address the needs of veterans who find themselves involved in the criminal justice system. The program’s objective is to provide the necessary services to help make a smoother transition to civilian life.
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My Sisters’ Place is an organization that strives to end domestic violence and human trafficking by providing free education, outreach, and confidential supportive and legal services, throughout Westchester County, NY.
(800) 298-SAFE / (800) 298-7233
24/7 hotline for domestic violence resources
Hope’s Door prevents, responds to, and partners to end domestic and intimate partner violence and other forms of abuse. They provide a 24/7/365 crisis, support and information hotline, as well as emergency shelter to ensure individuals are safe from the threat of violence.
24/7 bilingual hotline for domestic violence resources and Hope's Door services.
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