Prejudice to Pride: Enhancing a 2015 Behavioral Health Community – A Focus on LGBTQ

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ICL is committed to addressing the mental health needs, cultural complexities and individual rights of all communities we serve and fostering an inclusive and empowering environment for all staff and clients. ICL’s 2015 LGBTQ Conference will bring together mental health and social service providers from all over New York City to learn from experts and share experiences, with a focus on Building an LGBTQ Inclusive Mental Health Care Network.Thepresenters reflect expertise in the field of behavioral health, civil service, law enforcement, government and the electorate, and the lesbian, gay, bi-sexual, trans-gender and questioning community. As a leader in the behavioral health field, ICL is particularly positioned to address the theme of this conference. NYU Silver School of Social Work is a proud sponsor.

PLEASE CLICK HERE TO VISIT CONFERENCE INFORMATION AND REGISTRATION PAGE !

In The Media

2024 Anthem Whole Health Heroes Awards, Emily Kingman

The Institute for Community Living, a nonprofit behavioral health organization, supports 13,000 people annually with 140 community-based programs, serving clients with serious mental illnesses, homelessness

October 22, 2024

In The Media

On Wednesday, Oct. 16, the Institute for Community Living, in collaboration with Grubhub, New York City Council Member Julie Won and O’Neill’s Restaurant, hosted a special meal distribution event for veterans at the Borden Avenue Veterans Residence

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October 22, 2024

In The Media

Grubhub donates 400 meals to veterans at Long Island City shelter

Food delivery platform Grubhub has teamed up with non-profit Institute for Community Living (ICL), Council Member Julie Won and Maspeth-based pub O’Neill’s to provide 400 meals for veterans at a

October 22, 2024