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The Mission of the Warren-Washington Association for Mental Health, Inc. is to improve the quality of life for those affected by mental illness and to promote the awareness and importance of mental wellbeing in the community.

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Just a little reminder to stop by the Hannaford located in Hudson Falls and pick up the reusable Community Bag during the month of February! We are so excited to be chosen again and appreciate all your support! For every Community Bag sold, we get $1! Participating in the Hannaford Helps Reusable Bag Program is a great way to continue to support us. Thank you for your help! ... See MoreSee Less

1 week ago

WWAMH participated in the Association for Community Living’s (ACL) Legislative Day on February 11, 2019, in Albany. WWAMH staff, along with staff from Rehabilitation Support Services, had a chance to meet with Assemblywoman Carrie Woerner to advocate for three critical area that will affect the New York State budget: increasing the Office of Mental Health’s residential rates, including the Human Services Statutory COLA, and ending the unfair practice of taking back earned income through the “Exempt Income” policy. To read more about these issues, visit our friends at ACL (aclnys.org/) and be sure to check out the Bring it Home Campaign (www.bringithomenys.org/support-bring-it-home/).

Pictured (right to left) are John Farrell, Adam Somich, Kaitlin King, Matt Ryan, and Andrea Deepe from WWAMH with staff from Rehabilitation Support Services. ... See MoreSee Less

Lady Gaga Highlights Mental Health Issues in Her Grammys Speech

Warren-Washington Association for Mental Health shared a link.

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"We gotta take care of each other."

2 weeks ago

Hello, WWAMH supporters! We would like to remind you that our toy drive to benefit children and families with mental illness is still going on! In fact, we have decided to extend it for one more week. This weekend might be a great time to sort through your gently used toys. Give them a new life and make a child smile.

You can drop toys off at 3043 State Route 4 in Hudson Falls, or call Jon at 518-747-2284 x 229 to arrange pickup. I can also be reached by email at jwood@wwamh.org

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