Children's Mental Health Services in Westchester County are among the finest in the nation. Westchester has a strong tradition of offering quality community-based, hospital and residential services.  

All of the services share common core values, which include: individualized, family-driven, strength-based, culturally competent, unconditional care.

In 1999 Westchester County Children’s Mental Health Services was awarded a six-year 8-million dollar grant by the United States Department of Health and Human Services though the 
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA).  The grant was one of 24 awarded nationwide. 
The grant, know as the Westchester Community Network,
supports efforts to provide quality community-based care for
Westchester County children with serious emotional disorders 
and their families.

Westchester Children’s Mental Health Services was recently recognized by the federal government (SAMHSA) as a Host Learning Community.  State and county officials from all over
the United States are visiting Westchester to observe and learn 
about the unique principles that guide Westchester’s children’s mental health system. 

For additional information on Children’s Mental Services, Westchester Community Network or Host Learning 
Community click on to www.westchestercommunitynetwork.com