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Recovery Light the Path
CLUBHOUSES

Community based, peer-driven recovery program that encourages positive peer, family, and community involvement.

Welcome to the
MHACG Clubhouses

A free and supervised drop-in center for youth aged 12-17, the Clubhouses are a safe and inclusive place for youth activities and connections.

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Empowering youth through positivity and community involvement!

Our purpose is to create a safe, empowering environment for youth — celebrating diversity and resilience through lifes challenges.

Through community support and essential resources, we foster a space where these young individuals can find mental health support, substance use impact recovery and harm reduction, and make meaningful connections.​

Where to find us 
Drop-In Center Locations

Hudson Location:

369 Warren Street

Catskill Location:

455 Main Street

Hours may vary based on the time of year and various activities.

Check our calendar for hours and activity times.

Drop-in centers are open to all youth with no registration and offer free food & WiFi.

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Listen up 
Clubhouse Radio

Tune in Fridays at 6pm to hear our Catskill Clubhouse broadcast LIVE on 90.7FM WGXC.

 

The broadcast gives our Clubhouse participants the opportunity to build skills and participate in community-based activities.

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Hear from the youth 
Clubhouse Stories

Noah and Roman share their stories and success working with the Clubhouse program. Watch their short videos below to learn more.

Listen to Noah's Story
Listen to Roman's Story

I go to clubhouse because I feel like it's such an escape from the outside world and you can be there and be comfortable with people who respect you and your boundaries.

- Youth Clubhouse Participant

Let's get deep 
Why Clubhouses Matter

A Safe Place to Belong, Grow, and Thrive

Today's youth are growing up in a world that presents unique challenges. Social media, isolation, academic pressure, family stress, discrimination, and other life experiences can all affect a young person's mental health and sense of belonging. For some, these challenges increase the risk of unhealthy coping behaviors, including substance use.

Clubhouses exist to change that story. Rather than focusing on what's wrong, we focus on helping youth discover what's possible. Through supportive relationships, creative expression, community involvement, and positive role models, young people gain the confidence, skills, and connections they need to thrive.

Challenges Youth Face

Isolation​

Stress & Anxiety

Uncertainty

Negative Influences

Limited Opportunities

What the Clubhouse Provides

Connections, friendships, and a sense of belonging

Healthy coping strategies and support

Confidence, education, and paths forward

Positive mentors, community, and support systems

Creative experiences, education, and new opportunities

DID YOU KNOW?

About half of all youth experience a mental health condition at some point during childhood or adolescence

What to expect 
The Clubhouse Experience

For youth. By youth.

The Clubhouses work on a peer-led format — giving the youth participants the autonomy to choose the activities and experiences of the program. We focus on recreation, skill building, and fun activities that support growth. 

Creative Arts

Art

Music

Dance

Film

Media & Leadership

Live Radio

Podcasting

Video Production

Public Speaking

Community

Volunteer Projects

Local Events

Team Activities

Service Learning

Personal Growth

Goal Setting

Coping Skills

Decision-Making

Self Confidence

Results that matter 
Positive Outcomes for Youth

Through Clubhouse activities, community partnerships, and supportive relationships, youth build confidence, strengthen social connections, and develop practical skills for the future. These experiences can also support mental wellness, healthy coping, and substance use recovery.

Emotional Wellbeing

  • Reduced anxiety

  • Improved emotional regulation

  • More positive outlook

  • Improved coping skills

Confidence & Identity

  • Enhanced Self-esteem

  • Stronger Sense of Self

  • Increased Self-discipline

Social Development

  • Social Competence

  • Stronger Relationships

  • Junior Mentoring Skills

Growth & Responsibility

  • Increased Diligence

  • Leadership Development

  • Greater Independence

Looking for additional support
Explore Resources & Information

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Contact the Clubhouse Certified Recovery Peer Advocates

Clubhouse CRPA Helpline
(518) 491-2432

Stay informed & get supports
Learn more about harm reduction & mental health

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