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OUR MISSION
The Mental Health Foundation encourages, develops and supports educational campaigns and other initiatives to improve understanding of mental illness and ensure access to quality care. The Foundation is particularly concerned with reducting the stigma of mental illness and encouraging individuals to seek early diagnosis.
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NEWS & EVENTS

PawsAward  Winning Actor Joe Pantoliano shares message of hope at
Mental Health Foundation’s annual August Evening in Saratoga   
         

Emmy-award winning actor and filmmaker Joe Pantoliano stole the show as the Mental Health Foundation  recently presented its annual August Evening in Saratoga at Saratoga National Golf Club. More than 175 guests were in attendance. More

View and order photos from the August Evening in Saratoga. (Promo code Joey - case sensitive)

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GrantMental Health Foundation Presents
“It’s Okay to Talk About It” Grants
Program developed from suggestion byMarylou Whitney
and John Hendrickson

The Mental Health Foundation recently presented its 2010 “It’s Okay to Talk About It” grants to support peer to peer initiatives to encourage young people to confront their mental health challenges.  The recipients were the Albany-based ClearView Center for it’s Insights program which is offered on five area college campuses and the Nassau County Mental Health Association for a new peer to peer outreach program. More
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More Mental Health Issues for Students
Study finds huge spike in instances of anxiety and depression in students
Times Union, Tuesday, January 12, 2010

 
 
 
The Mental Health Foundation
PO Box 322   Albany, New York   12201
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