Lakeview Health Services, Inc.

03/20/2026

Happy St Patrick's Day!
The Lakeview Heights Staff in Seneca Falls prepared a very festive lunch for staff and residents. The milkshake looks yummy!

03/20/2026

Happy St Patrick's Day!
The Lakeview Heights staff helped to make a very festive lunch for staff and residents. The milkshake looks yummy!

03/18/2026

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Lakeview Health Service proudly stands as a leader in behavioral health services, employment opportunities, and affordable housing. We are driven by a steadfast commitment to excellence in all the communities we serve.

Help us earn the GOLD for the third year in a row and thanks for your vote!

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03/06/2026

Lakeview's Steve Shultz and De'Von Greene were able to meet with Assemblyman Jeff Gallahan (Dist 131) to discuss his assistance in shaping policies that support mental health housing and related services. We are grateful for all our agency partners who participated in the 2026 ACL Lobby Day and for our legislators who will advocate for increases to budgetary funding to support our mission.

02/27/2026

In recognition of Black History Month, Lakeview’s BELONG Committee recently hosted an event with Dr. Vincent Intondi; professor, historian and author. The important conversation focused on the history of mental health and trauma in the Black community from slavery to the present day. All staff were invited to participate in this important discussion.
Lakeview’s BELONG committee = Believe, Empower, Lead, Opportunity, Nurture, Growth

02/23/2026

Happy 100th Birthday!
2026 marks a milestone of both progress and persistence in the United States, the 100th anniversary of federal recognition for Black Americans. What began as a singular week of learning and recognition called Negro History Week in 1926 has grown into an overall cultural observance of Black History throughout the month of February.

The architect of this movement was Dr. Carter G. Woodson. A historian and educator and the son of formerly enslaved parents, Dr. Woodson understood that denying people of their history denies them of their humanity. “Those who have no record of what their forebears have accomplished lose the inspiration which comes from the teaching of biography and history,” he wrote. To combat that, he launched Negro History Week (NHW) to coincide with the February birthdays of Abraham Lincoln and Frederick Douglass, the two figures whom he felt were symbolically tied to African American freedom.

For 40 years, educators embraced it, churches amplified it, and civic groups built programming around it. In the 1960’s, as the Civil Rights Movement emerged, NHW became more reflective of the urgency of a nation grappling with its conscience. By 1976, the United States formally expanded the week-long recognition into Black History Month with the essence of Woodson’s vision remaining unchanged: Black history is not a sidebar to American history - it is part of it.

02/21/2026

Downtown Geneva Winterfest ice sculptures are amazing! Be sure to take a tour through downtown to see them while they last!

02/18/2026

We are looking to hire a Residential Building & Grounds Maintenance Specialist. If you or someone you know has worked in the construction trades, property maintenance or has some basic , , and experience, please apply now at www.lakeviewhs.org 🧰🛠️ We are helping people in our communities by 🎉

02/18/2026

02/17/2026

The Lakeview Heights Staff in Seneca Falls celebrated Kindness Day by cooking breakfast for each other! Everything looks so yummy!

02/14/2026

Celebrating Black History Month

02/12/2026

JOIN US NOW!!! BECOME A PART OF OUR TEAM & START IN YOUR COMMUNITY!! Attend the NYS DOL Southern Tier Virtual Career Fair, TODAY Thursday, 2/12/26 from 11am - 2pm. Sign up at https://nysdolvirtual3.easyvirtualfair.com