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Hope & Healing
SUPPORTS FOR ASSAULT, CRIME, & ABUSE

Our Child Advocacy Center and REACH Center services provide vital supports for victims of assault, crime, abuse, child abuse, and human trafficking. 

Victim Services & Survivor Supports
Support is Available. Healing is Possible.

MHACG's mission is to advance mental health as a critical part of the overall health and wellbeing of our communities.

 

For survivors of crime or abuse, we know how vital it is to have supports for mental health and recovery. Our teams are here to support you, every step of the way.​

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DID YOU KNOW?

1 in 10 children will be sexually abused before their 18th birthday.

Our Programs
REACH & Child Advocacy Centers

For a survivor of assault, human trafficking, abuse, or other crime, it is a very traumatic experience that can leave you with serious physical and mental challenges. You are not alone.

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Our REACH and Child Advocacy Centers are here to support with trauma, medical support, and navigating the legal system. Our teams work closely with law enforcement, DA's office, and social services to investigate and provide support through these traumatic experiences.

Learn more about our programs:

REACH Center 24 Hour Helpline
(518) 943-4482

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Learn more about, abuse, exploitation, & online safety

Get in touch

Catskill Location & 24hr Support Helpline

Call our REACH & Child Advocacy Center helpline anytime, 24 hours a day at 518.943.4482. Trained staff provide crisis counseling and support services.

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Located at 455 Main St., Catskill, NY 12414

Hudson Location

Our Child Advocacy Center in Hudson is available for Columbia County cases. Call 518.697.3320 for assistance. Please call our 24 hour helpline at 518.943.4482 if you need assistance after hours.

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Located at 946 Columbia St., Hudson, NY 12534

See Something, Say Something

Our REACH and CAC Centers for crime and abuse serve over 500 children, families, and adults each year. In the case of children, they can be too afraid, and sometimes too young, to speak up for themselves. They need help from others.

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