Mental Health Association in Ulster County (MHA)

The Mental Health Association (MHA) in Ulster County provides walk‑in crisis support services with non-Clinical counselors, advocacy, and wellness programs for people with a mental health diagnosis through recreation, socialization, and educational opportunities.

Monday–Friday 9 AM – 4:30 PM (Closed on Holidays)

Programs and services offered:

Drop‑in center offering a safe space for respite.

On-site kitchen and cafeteria offer access to a healthy and hearty freshly cooked meal. Breakfast ($1.00) and Lunch ($2.00) are available daily, Monday through Friday, served fresh and delicious!

Free library and computer lab

Non-clinical Wellness Counselors to help navigate the mental health systems and advocate for clients

Adult Socialization Wellness Program

Health Home Care Management (Adult/ Children's)

Family Support Services

Residential Program

Transitions Program- case management, counseling and socialization for young adults aged 18–26

Youth Respite (OMH and DSS)

RAH Program- Respite, Advocacy, and Health for adults with intellectual/developmental disabilities.

Support Groups -

Mindful Eating Disorder

Hope and Healing: Coping with Grief & Loss

Positive Discipline Parenting Workshop

Family Peer Advocacy

Anxiety and Depression

OPWDD Caregiver Circle

Women's Balance & Bloom Empowerment

Ready, Steady, Go! Parkinson's Disease Support

Anger Management 10-week course