eNews Bulletin Updates

  NYAPRS Note: Only one week away for NYAPRS  Annual Executive Seminar, “What’s Next: New Trends and Investments that Promote […]

NYAPRS Note: NYS budget negotiations have centered on bail reforms, but there are reports the legislature and executive are close […]

NYAPRS Note: We must continue to push for an 8.5% Cost of Living Adjustment for the behavioral health workforce. Every […]

NYAPRS Note: We have been very upset to see the resistance to properly implementing the HALT Act. The New York […]

  NYAPRS Note: Only one week away for NYAPRS  Annual Executive Seminar, “What’s Next: New Trends and Investments that Promote […]

NYAPRS Note: History will be made tomorrow with the ribbon cutting and opening of the Kirsten Vincent Respite and Recovery […]

  NYAPRS Note: Only one week away for NYAPRS  Annual Executive Seminar, “What’s Next: New Trends and Investments that Promote […]

NYAPRS Note: Legislators are set to vote on a second extension to push the deadline for the state budget to […]

NYAPRS Note: The legislature is expected to announce a second extension to for the state budget deadline before the end […]

  NYAPRS Note: NYAPRS is very pleased to offer CEUs CEs for LMSW, LCSW, LMHC and CPRP for participation at […]

NYAPRS Note: We are very excited to attend the ribbon cutting ceremony for the Kirsten Vincent Respite & Recovery Center […]

NYAPRS Note: The 2023 In My Mind (IMM23) Conference has begun taking in abstract submissions for the October conference. Please […]

NYAPRS Note: The extended budget deadline allows for more time to push for changes to the behavioral health service system. […]

  NYAPRS Note: NYAPRS is very pleased to offer CEUs CEs for LMSW, LCSW, LMHC and CPRP for participation at […]

NYAPRS Note: The state budget talks look poised to go on beyond the extended deadline of April 10th. While a […]

  NYAPRS Note: NYAPRS is very pleased to provide program descriptions for our upcoming Annual Executive Seminar, “What’s Next: New […]

NYAPRS Note: We must continue to push the legislature and executive to enact an 8.5% Cost-of-Living-Adjustment (COLA) for the behavioral […]

NYAPRS Note: NYAPRS is very pleased to provide program descriptions for our upcoming Annual Executive Seminar, “What’s Next: New Trends […]

NYAPRS Note: NY state desperately needs a non-police behavioral crisis response system. The recent shooting of Raul de la Cruz […]

*The link to the email campaign has been updated to the correct page. NYAPRS Note: NYAPRS and other advocates continue […]

NYAPRS Note: NYAPRS and other advocates continue to call for the 8.5% COLA to be enacted with this year’s final […]

NYAPRS Note: The Governor’s extension of the budget deadline to April 10th gives us more time to advocate for Daniel’s […]

NYAPRS Note: Given Governor Hochul’s budget extension to April 10, we have another 7 days to advocate for one of […]

NYAPRS Note: Due to a number of unresolved issues among the legislature and the Hochul Administration,  the Governor has extended […]

NYAPRS Note: OMH continues to host Community Engagement Sessions around the state. They will be in Mohawk Valley this evening […]

NYAPRS Note: The delay in the state budget negotiations offers us more time to advocate for our number one ask […]

As March and Women’s History Month come to an end, we’d like to highlight one more woman leader of color […]

NYAPRS note: NYAPRS is pleased to announce that details about our 2023 Leadership Institute will be featured at our April […]

NYAPRS News: We’re only a bit more than 2 weeks out until this year’s NYAPRS Annual Executive Seminar, “What’s Next: […]

NYAPRS Note: The inclusion of Daniels Law, which will create non police response units for behavioral health crises, is still […]

NYAPRS News: In just 3 weeks, this year’s NYAPRS Annual Executive Seminar will be taking a closer look at the […]

As we continue to highlight women leaders of color in mental health and peer movements, we are happy to share […]

NYAPRS Note: NYAPRS supports Governor Hochul’s proposal to create the Qualified Mental Health Associate (QMHA) credential through the Office of […]

NYAPRS News: In just 3 weeks, this year’s NYAPRS Annual Executive Seminar will look at ‘What’s Next’ in emerging state […]

NYAPRS Note: NYAPRS and other advocates continue to push for an 8.5% Cost-of-Living-Adjustment (COLA) as the legislature and executive enter […]

NYAPRS Note: Calling all CORE providers! Register today for a CORE Virtual Learning Session in your region. These sessions will […]

NYAPRS Note: The Mental Health in Communities of Color free, in-person symposium is happening this Friday, March 31st! Hosted at […]

Public Comment Requested on Draft Model National Peer Specialist Standards Comments are being sought on a draft set of National […]

NYAPRS News: In just 3 weeks, this year’s NYAPRS Annual Executive Seminar will look at ‘What’s Next?’, as regards a […]

NYAPRS Note: A number of legislators and advocates are predicting that a NYS budget deal will go past the traditional […]

NYAPRS News: In just 3 weeks, this year’s NYAPRS Annual Executive Seminar will look at ‘What’s Next’ in terms of […]

NYAPRS is happy to announce the upcoming Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) Awareness Day in Albany on April 24th. As New […]

From the NYS Office of Mental Health March is National Nutrition March, a time to focus on the importance of […]

NYAPRS Note: The lack of parity between commercial insurance and Medicaid affects those who use services as well as the […]

NYAPRS News: This year’s NYAPRS Annual Executive Seminar will look at ‘What’s Next’ in terms of emerging New York and […]

NYAPRS Note: While the Senate approved $10 million dollars for a Daniel’s Law pilot program, the assembly did not include […]

NYAPRS Note: The Daniels Law week of action concludes with the Freedom Friday: Community Outreach and Phone Banking session online […]

As we continue to highlight women leaders of color in mental health and peer movements, we are happy to share […]

NYAPRS Note: NYAPRS is very pleased to share more details about our upcoming April 18-19 Executive Seminar and the extraordinary […]

NYAPRS Note: We are still fighting for the passage of Daniel’s Law to establish non-police crisis response teams so that […]

NYAPRS’ Cultural Competence Committee is happy to share a wonderful project from the Wildflower Alliance highlighting often overlooked leaders within […]

NYAPRS Note: We are happy to see the NYS Senate’s continued support for passage of the Clean Slate Act, which […]

NYAPRS Note: NYAPRS continues to monitor the implementation of the HALT Act. We are appalled by the blatant violations of […]

NYAPRS Note: CALL TODAY! We need everyone to call the Legislature and Governor to let them know we must have […]

NYAPRS Note: We were pleased to see Governor Hochul pay special attention to the issue of mental health parity for […]

NYAPRS Note: NYAPRS is very pleased to open registration for this year’s Annual Executive Seminar, “What’s Next: New Trends and […]

The Division of Mental Hygiene within the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene is offering free virtual trainings […]

Good morning all,                                  Attached please find the presentation that OMH is using at the various statewide stakeholder input sessions. See […]

NYAPRS Note: NYAPRS is very pleased to open registration for this year’s Annual Executive Seminar, “What’s Next: New Trends and […]

New locations announced – Register in advance! The Office of Mental Health (OMH) community engagement sessions are off to a […]

NYAPRS Note: Here’s another update on the Assembly and Senate One House budgets put together by our lobbyists at Brown […]

NYAPRS Note: Please join our friends at Center for Community Alternatives (CCA) for the Clean Slate Day of Action on […]