Mental Health Association of Nassau County

Mental Health Association of Nassau County Inspiring Hope – Opening Doors

Since its founding in 1953, the MHA has advocated for the needs of adults and children with psychiatric and emotional difficulties. This priority has guided our mission for over five decades and led us to develop concrete rehabilitation services that benefits adults and children with psychiatric disabilities. To serve this often-neglected population, we focus upon educating the community-at-large and assisting people get to the services they needed. We are proud to say that we opened the first group home in Nassau County, the first children’s residence for autistic children, the first supported education program for college students and the first newly constructed permanent-home apartment complex for adults with psychiatric disabilities. These innovations represent more than achievements; they represent progress in the standards of programs and services for those with mental illnesses.

Together, we made a difference. 💜 The 4th Annual “Gone But Not Forgotten” Walk was a success thanks to our incredible sp...
10/09/2025

Together, we made a difference. 💜
The 4th Annual “Gone But Not Forgotten” Walk was a success thanks to our incredible sponsors who continue to stand with us in hope & remembrance.
Help us celebrate the sponsors who helped made this day possible! 👉
Accolade Building Maintenace Solarus Technologies NU World Title Harmony Healthcare Long Island United Way of Long Island USI Insurance Services Baltic Street Wellness Solutions RES Home Care Hands Across Long Island Tulip Bagels

Local ***dePrevention efforts help address unique community needs. Let’s work together to build strong, caring communit...
09/30/2025

Local ***dePrevention efforts help address unique community needs. Let’s work together to build strong, caring communities where everyone feels supported. 💪
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09/25/2025

’s hope after a su***de attempt and after su***de loss.🌤️Take the first steps toward recovery. Find the right support for YOU
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09/22/2025

As we grow older, . Isolation raises the risk of challenges in . Staying connected and being physically active can mitigate this risk.
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09/19/2025

Having a 📃✅ in place provides a sense of control and of hope. Knowing when to contact 988 or 911 is an essential part of the plan.



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💜 Walk with us on October 4, 2025 for the Gone But Not Forgotten Overdose Prevention Walk.Walk to honor, support, and in...
09/17/2025

💜 Walk with us on October 4, 2025 for the Gone But Not Forgotten Overdose Prevention Walk.

Walk to honor, support, and inspire hope—bring your team and join the movement!

👉 Register your team: tinyurl.com/gbnf2025

09/16/2025

Did You Know: When people feel valued and respected, they are more likely to seek help and stay connected.


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09/11/2025

👟 Walk. Honor. Inspire.
💜 The Gone But Not Forgotten Walk is almost here!
📅 Oct. 4, 2025 | 📍 Jones Beach, Field 1

If today is a hard day for you, you’re not alone. We are here for you. Everyone had a different experience on 9/11 and y...
09/11/2025

If today is a hard day for you, you’re not alone. We are here for you. Everyone had a different experience on 9/11 and yours is totally valid.

Text SHARE to 741741 for free, 24/7 mental health support. We are here for you. ❤️
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09/10/2025

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Today is World Su***de Prevention Day but it’s important to check in all year round. 💜💙 A few other ways to ask “Are you...
09/10/2025

Today is World Su***de Prevention Day but it’s important to check in all year round. 💜💙 A few other ways to ask “Are you okay?” are:

👉 I miss you
👉 Let’s connect
👉 I need five minutes of your time
👉 Did you know you make my day brighter?
👉 Let’s chat?
👉 Send a joke, emoji or a story

It’s important to find creative ways to connect with those around you. Always be curious and kind. 💙💜

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September is National Recovery Month. Thank you to for putting together this post with great resources for everyone no ...
09/09/2025

September is National Recovery Month. Thank you to for putting together this post with great resources for everyone no matter who you are, or where you are on your journey.

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Since its founding in 1953, the MHA has advocated for the needs of adults and children with psychiatric and emotional difficulties. This priority has guided our mission for over five decades and led us to develop concrete rehabilitation services that benefits adults and children with psychiatric disabilities. To serve this often-neglected population, we focus upon educating the community-at-large and assisting people get to the services they needed. We are proud to say that we opened the first group home in Nassau County, the first children’s residence for autistic children, the first supported education program for college students and the first newly constructed permanent-home apartment complex for adults with psychiatric disabilities. These innovations represent more than achievements; they represent progress in the standards of programs and services for those with mental illnesses.