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Eligibility:

Varies according to service. Call for information. Mental health unit: Ages 18 and older. Prenatal Care Assistance Program/PCAP: Be pregnant. Meet income guidelines.

Newark-Wayne Community Hospital

1200 Driving Park Avenue
Newark, NY

Genesee Mental Health Center

Thru: Genesee Mental Health Center

Eligibility:

Adult services: none. Children services: Ages 5-21 who are experiencing problems that interfere with their daily lives. Children must be accompanied by an adult during walk in hours.

Languages:

Spanish, American Sign Language

Genesee Mental Health Center

224 Alexander Street
Rochester, NY

Hours:

M-TH 8:00AM-7:00PM. F 8:00AM-5:00PM. Children Walk in hours: Register M, W 8:00AM-10:00AM, seen 9:00AM-11:00AM.

Mental Health Center

Thru: Spiritus Christi Mental Health Center

Eligibility:

Individuals who are uninsured or underinsured. Select programs: justice involved youth 16-25 years old.

Spiritus Christi Mental Health Center

121 N Fitzhugh Street
Rochester, NY

Veterans Services

Thru: Veterans Outreach Center, Inc.

Eligibility:

Proof of veteran/discharge status and family members. Veterans Treatment Court: For veterans with nonviolent criminal charges who have a substance abuse or mental health diagnosis.

Veterans Outreach Center, Inc.

447 South Avenue
Rochester, NY

Give an Hour

Thru: Give an Hour

Eligibility:

Provides no cost mental health services to at-risk groups nationwide including the veteran and military community, victims of natural disasters, and survivors of gun violence through a variety of programs. Please see giveanhour.s.org for eligibility requirements.

Give an Hour

Therapeutic Services

Thru: Family Counseling Service of the Finger Lakes

Eligibility:

Resident of areas served. There are no barriers for eligibility, however, there may be a fee associated with therapeutic services based on grant funding eligibility. Individuals that have ever been a victim of a crime or that are referred by the Department of Social Services.

Languages:

Spanish