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Institute for Community Living Report Shows New Program Increased Capacity to Serve New Yorkers with the Most Significant Mental Health Challenges, Including Individuals Living on Streets and Subways

STEPS Program Reduced Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) and Intensive Mobile Treatment (IMT) Waitlists by 5% While Maintaining Stability among Participants Click here to read the

April 1, 2025

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Hochul makes involuntary commitment proposals top state budget priority

One of Gov. Kathy Hochul’s top priorities is making it easier to hospitalize people with serious mental illness involuntarily and hold them there until they

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Hochul’s proposed mental health reforms offer real solutions

Many New Yorkers facing serious behavioral health challenges are discharged from the hospital without the necessary support they desperately need, which leads to cycles of

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