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The Mid-Hudson Psychiatric Society, founded in 1933, serves as the leading psychiatric organization in the Hudson Valley, advocating for effective mental health treatment and supporting individuals with mental disorders. With a membership averaging around 70 professionals, including life members, the organization champions public awareness and understanding of mental health needs while collaborating with allied mental health entities. In addition to spreading knowledge about mental health careers through scholarship programs, the Society works to enhance the quality of treatment for mental disorders, including substance abuse and psychiatric disabilities. As a District Branch of the American Psychiatric Association, it plays a pivotal role in fostering research, cooperation, and professional development within the field of psychiatry. Generated from the website

People USA is a peer-run mental health non-profit based in Poughkeepsie, NY, dedicated to creating, providing, and promoting innovative crisis response and wellness services. Their programs and services focus on care coordination, community-oriented recovery and empowerment, crisis stabilization, employment and benefits counseling, integrated peer services, and supportive housing. The organization's team of experts and peer specialists work towards fostering hope and recovery as the expectation for individuals facing mental health challenges. Through peer-led innovation and a commitment to transforming mental health struggles into opportunities for connection and purpose, People USA aims to empower and support those in need within the Hudson Valley community.Generated from the website

Established in 1974, Project M.O.R.E. is a nonprofit organization that assists ex-offenders with re-entry into their community. Its official name is Project Model Offenders Reintegration Experience. Project M.O.R.E. operates several programs, such as the Walter Brooks Halfway House, Project Green Transitional House, The Virginia Wells Transitional House, Building Bridges Program and Dutchess County Residential House. For over 30 years, it has been contracted by the Connecticut Department of Correction and the Court Support Services Division of the State Judicial System to provide services to their clients in Connecticut.