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Summer Community Corner

Aug.03.2023

BIPOC Mental Health Awareness Month, started by Bebe Moore Campbell who was a writer, teacher, NPR commentator and advocate for mental health, particularly for the Black community, is a dedicated time to raise awareness about the mental health challenges faced by Black, Indigenous, and People of Color communities.

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New News from OMH

Aug.02.2023

OMH has added two new features to its website, that we want to highlight:

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Father John Felice, Friar St Francis Friends of the Poor and Supportive Housing Pioneer Passes

Aug.01.2023

The Network is deeply saddened by the passing of Father John Felice, a leading light who, with Father John McVean, co-founded St. Francis Residence 1 – the first permanent, affordable housing with on-site services for people with serious mental illness who did not have a home...the start of what is now called supportive housing.

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New OMH Rates

Aug.01.2023

The recently passed New York State budget included increases for Office of Mental Health-funded residential programs including scattered site. These rates include both the second year of enhancements and the additional 4% COLA and went into effect April 1, 2023.   Rates for OMH scattered site are highest in NYC, rising by $2,751/unit to $27,372/year.   Note that for NYC direct contracts, the rate increases should be added to your new contract.

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The Network Hosts its 21st Annual New York State Supportive Housing Conference

Jul.27.2023

On June 29th over 1,500 members of the supportive housing community joined the Network for its 21st Annual New York State Supportive Housing Conference. The conference featured 23 panels with experts sharing updates and best practices and tools for providers in supportive housing including how to utilize harm reduction, affirm LGBTQIA+ communities, the importance of using humanizing language, de-escalation, clinical risk management and supporting staff.

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