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We'll help determine which StrongSteps programs or community resources may be appropriate.
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Complete the secure New Client Registration form to tell StrongSteps about the support you are seeking. After submission, a member of the StrongSteps team will review the information and contact you regarding possible next steps.
Completing a registration form does not guarantee eligibility or enrollment in a StrongSteps program.
Supporting someone through a difficult time can feel overwhelming. StrongSteps can help you understand available programs, community resources, and possible next steps.
StrongSteps programs may have different requirements based on age, location, program criteria, referral source, insurance, funding, and individual nee
Not sure whether you qualify? Contact StrongSteps or review the eligibility information for each program.
StrongSteps' Community Resource Directory can help you explore organizations and services related to mental health, housing, food, transportation, healthcare, benefits, recovery, youth services, and other everyday needs.
StrongSteps is not an emergency-response service. If you or someone you know is experiencing a mental health, substance-use, or suicide-related crisis, call or text 988 to connect with the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline. If there is an immediate danger, medical emergency, or threat to someone's safety, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.
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Prefer not to talk? Text 988 to reach the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.
For immediate danger, a medical emergency, or a threat to someone's safety.
See all crisis and emergency options, including New York State resources.
Whether you're seeking support, helping someone else, or trying to understand what options are available, StrongSteps is here to help you begin.