What is a Peer?
A peer is someone who has successfully recovered from mental and/or substance use disorders who helps others experiencing similar situations. MHA can match you with a peer that will work with you one-on-one to help ensure your basic needs are met.
CORE Services
(Community Oriented Recovery & Empowerment Services)
CORE Services are designed to provide opportunities for elligible Medicaid recipients with mental health and/or substance use needs to receive services in their home or community.
CORE Services can help you:
- Find and retain a job
- Resume your education
- Live independently
- Build relationships
- Increase your wellness
Contact Us
Complete the referral form below or email Tammy DeMarle – Peer Services Program Manager
585-325-3145 x 129
Resource Navigation
Connect with one of our Resource Navigators for assistance with:
- Accessing mental health services
- Getting or keeping public benefits (such as food stamps, cash assistance, social security, and housing)
- Resolving housing issues
- Resolving health insurance issues
- Access to food, clothing and household items
- Attend Dept. of Human Services or Social Security appointments and help with the necessary paperwork
Contact Us
Email Josephine Vasquez – Resource Navigator
585-325-3145 x 218
No referral necessary