Inclusive and accessible events will be held at more than 20 locations across the state. New York's Get Outdoors & Get Together Day coincides with National Get Outdoors Day, an annual event to encourage healthy, active outdoor fun.
Hosted by Coordinated Care Services Inc. as part of What’s Great in Our State, this workshop features Jennifer Quinn, who is overseeing six evidence-based programs from Pre-K to 12th grade at the Wyandanch School District to promote comprehensive social emotional learning and prevention.
The Tri-City ValleyCats are hosting the team's second annual Mental Health Awareness Night, presented by the state Office of Mental Health, with the first 1,000 fans receiving a commemorative card strip.
Location: 80 Vandenburgh Ave, Troy, 12180
Join the mental health non-profit Bring Change to Mind as they discuss their endeavors over the past year to foster a culture of empathy within schools across America. Through their peer-led approach, students have been empowered to truly ‘see’ one another and have been equipped with the necessary resources to advocate effectively. Hosted by MHANYS’ School Mental Health Resource and Training Center, this webinar aims to illuminate pathways for cultivating similar cultures within our own districts.
Hosted by Coordinated Care Services Inc. as part of What’s Great in Our State, this anti-trafficking presentation provides an overview of this crime, recognizing who may be a victim or trafficker, intersections of human trafficking and domestic violence, forced marriage, vulnerabilities, and roles as public service providers identifying and assisting a suspected victim.
This student-led run series focuses on combating bullying, enhancing mental health awareness, and celebrating the power of togetherness. The goal is to share important messages about, reducing stress and anxiety, building relationships, and supporting students’ mental and physical health through movement.
Location: Connetquot High School, 190 7th Ave. Bohemia, 11716
Considered the nation's largest mental health event and since 2007, this walk and street festival has drawn thousands of supporters, including individuals, families, companies, and community organizations.
Location: Pier 16 and Pier 17, 89 South Street; New York 10038
The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), through the Center for Mental Health Services (CMHS), is convening a one-day Symposium representing a cross-section of mental health stakeholders to share information and best practices for improving mental health outcomes for children, youth, young adults, and their families in schools and communities.
Hosted by Coordinated Care Services Inc. as part of What’s Great in Our State, this virtual workshop features a dynamic panel of parents, youth and renowned advocates who have tapped into the power of creativity to navigate the intersection of neurodivergence and mental health.
Action looks different for everyone. Mental Health Action Day encourages and empowers everyone to take action for themselves, for their loved ones, or for their community based on what works best for them.
Bullying can affect everyone—those who are bullied, those who bully, and those who witness bullying. Bullying is linked to many adverse outcomes, including impacts on mental health, substance use, depression, and even suicide. Creating open channels for children to express their concerns and communicate their experiences is just half the battle. This webinar is hosted by MHANYS’ School Mental Health Resource and Training Center.
Sponsored by the state Office of Mental Health and the Department of Homeland Security and Emergency Services, this two-day conference is tailored to first responders, their leaders, and mental health professionals to champion resilience within the frontline community of responders. This year’s conference is entitled Beyond the Call: Sustaining Resilience in the Responder Community.
Location: 1946 Campus Drive, Hyde Park, 12538-1499
This student-led run series focuses on combating bullying, enhancing mental health awareness, and celebrating the power of togetherness.
Location: Shine Phelps Lane Park, 281 Phelps Ln., North Babylon,11703
Join NAMI Westchester for the largest community awareness event for mental health in the region for a Day of Hope to celebrate and together make a positive impact in our community.
The center will host carnival-themed games, cotton candy, face painting, wellness resources and more at its Brooklyn and Queens campuses.
Hosted by the New York City Children’s Center, this year’s theme Closing the Gap: Creating a Culture of Health, recognizes the critical importance of cultural responsiveness and the work still to be done to bridge the gap and integrate culture into mental health care.
Established in response to the death of 41-year-old Daniel Prude in 2020, the task force is charged with developing recommendations to guide behavioral health crisis response and explore avenues for related diversion services. Following its inaugural meeting last summer, the task force has hosted several stakeholder listening sessions and has continued gathering comments from participants.
Location: Kate Gleason Auditorium Central Library of Rochester & Monroe County, 115 South Avenue, Rochester NY, 14604
This annual event highlights the many children’s programs making a difference in the lives of families and children throughout New York State. Jen Marr, founder and chief executive officer Inspiring Comfort, will be the keynote speaker. Registration is now full.
Location: Crowne Plaza, 660 Albany Shaker Road, Albany, 12211
Strong Roots for Success: Cultivating a Continuum of Care for Children, Youth & Families. The Annual Conference is attended by families of children and youth that are involved with NYS child serving systems, service providers, educators, policymakers, and advocates.
Location: Marriott Albany, 189 Wolf Rd, Albany, NY 12205
A two-hour ride to fight suicide through the scenic Hudson Valley with one stop at Tower Pizza in Pine Plains. Non-riders are welcome.
Location: PC's Paddock, 273 Titusville Rd., Poughkeepsie, NY
Join NAMI New York State for an impactful Press Conference where you’ll have an opportunity to meet other advocates. Meet the awesome Champions who are standing up for individuals and families affected by mental illness.
Location: The Adelphi Hotel, 361 Broadway, Saratoga Springs, NY 12866
Every Tuesday and Thursday, individuals experiencing grief and pain are invited to join the Trauma-Informed Network Resource Center for support and to unlock love and energy.
Every Tuesday and Thursday, the Trauma-Informed Network Resource Center hosts virtual sessions to explore breathing, relaxation, and gentle movement techniques to help reduce stress, and give the body a chance to reset. These online sessions are offered in English, with a Spanish translation.
Central Office staff will receive green ribbons and be encouraged to post messages of hope on the tree mural, located in the second-floor lobby at 44 Holland Ave. in Albany. Commissioner Sullivan will provide brief video remarks to usher in Mental Health Awareness Month.