OUR SERVICES

Care Coordination

Connecting families with mental health and addiction resources.

When someone reaches out for help, our care coordinators are ready to listen. We serve as a trusted starting point for anyone seeking mental health or recovery support. Our team works one-on-one with individuals and families to understand their needs, connect them to providers, and help navigate the path to treatment and recovery.

We follow up, provide encouragement, and ensure no one falls through the cracks. This compassionate, hands-on approach helps reduce barriers, foster trust, and make the journey toward wellness less overwhelming—and more hopeful.

Common referrals include:

• Therapy and counseling services

• Medication management and psychiatric care

• Addiction treatment and recovery support

• Peer programs and social services

Support Groups & Peer Circles

Hosting groups for shared experiences and healing.

Sometimes, the most powerful healing happens in community. Our peer and professionally facilitated support groups bring neighbors together around shared experiences—from grief and caregiving to ADHD, recovery, and parenting.

In these circles, participants find solidarity, understanding, and belonging. Every conversation helps reduce isolation, normalize mental health challenges, and create space for growth. Whether you’re taking your first step toward healing or continuing your recovery journey, you’ll find a safe, judgment-free place to connect.

Examples of groups include:

• Grief and loss support

• Parenting and family connection

• Senior citizens in the community

• Caregivers

Community Events & Education

Reducing stigma and building awareness through local events.

Mental wellness is a community effort—and we’re proud to lead it. Through local events, trainings, and awareness campaigns, The Hub helps Philipstown residents learn, connect, and take action.

Our Narcan trainings, speaker series, and overdose awareness events give people the tools to respond in crisis and build empathy across generations. Events like Movement for Mental Health and the You Matter Awards make mental health visible, celebrate recovery, and inspire ongoing community dialogue.

Every event strengthens local resilience and reminds our neighbors that support is always within reach.

Examples of events include:

• Narcan and overdose response trainings

• Youth mental health and suicide prevention workshops

• Movement for Mental Health

• You Matter Awards and community celebrations

• Speaker panels and book discussions

You Matter Line

Creating systems for check-ins for ongoing connection and care.

For participants who are looking for ongoing support, our You Matter program offers regular wellness check-ins through personal outreach calls.

These consistent, caring conversations help reduce isolation, encourage follow-through with treatment plans, and keep people connected to a network of care. It’s one more way The Hub ensures that every person in our community knows they’re not alone—and that someone will always reach out to remind them they matter.