Legal Mental Health Services
The LAAMI (Legal Advocacy for Adults with Mental Illness) program supports people living with mental/behavioral illnesses or at risk of resolving legal issues through a combination of legal and social support. This holistic approach allows clients to resolve their legal issues while promoting their mental health and well-being. The program team empowers people living with mental/behavioral disorders to advocate for themselves and successfully navigate legal and social systems. LAAMI is also involved in positive change and systemic advocacy initiatives through community partnerships, awareness and education, as well as collaboration with various mental health service providers and stakeholders. Training and technical support for consumers, family members and other mental health advocates Our legal team can be reached at: p (716) 886-1242 | Tel: (716) 881-6428. Free legal advice for low-income adults and mentally disabled children in Los Angeles County Legal issues include preventing deportations, obtaining and maintaining government benefits such as SSI, Medicaid and food stamps, as well as other legal issues that participants may face. The MHLP is available for training and counseling to CSS teams, NY/NY service providers, and inpatient psychiatric staff in HHC hospitals. Mobilization for Justice`s (formerly MFY Legal Services) Mental Health Law Project (MHLP) provides advocacy services, including advice and direct representation, to consumers of mental health services participating in CSS programs, eligible individuals in New York/New York, inpatients in psychiatric wards of HHC hospitals, individuals classified as serious and in permanent mental health under the Reinvestment Act. sick. Residents of community residences, supportive and supportive apartments and residents of adult homes. We have enabled thousands of people disabled by mental illness to lead independent lives by advocating for their human rights and connecting them with appropriate support organizations, including access to health care and education. Individuals and families struggling with the challenges of mental illness often experience economic and social challenges. Mental Health Advocates of WNY Legal Services provides pro bono (free) civil law services to help those who get the representation they need.
The following resources explain the ALTS model of providing services to people with serious mental illness through living psychiatric wills. Social Security Disability / Supplementary Security Income Appeal of benefit Refusal Continuing disability Review of overpayments Currently, we offer remote services through an updated telephone hotline, emails, online registration portals and social media. Promoting the rights and opportunities of people with mental health issues through legal advocacy and quality education in Massachusetts Serving people with mental disabilities in Los Angeles County since 1977. Residents who live in Erie, Niagara, Chautauqua, Genesee, Wyoming, Orleans or Cattaraugus counties and have been diagnosed with a psychiatric diagnosis are eligible for benefits. Creating precedents to end discrimination, protect civil rights and promote equality “Thank you for everything the MHA has done for me (and others). Your team helped me receive disability benefits. I now live much more comfortably in my “own skin” and I don`t need to try to work. I`m much healthier. A big thank you to all of you. » – AA Join us on Sunday, October 23 for our biggest event of the year! MHAS recognized as one of 56 “Unsung Heroes” organizations. Housing Law Landlord-tenant disputes Evictions Section 8 Informal hearing Kim Carlson, Outreach CoordinatorChristine Fuchs, AttorneyAnne Milne, Social Worker Behavioral Health Response: 314-469-6644Provident Helpline: 314-647-HELP (4357) Questions of Public Support Temporary Support Food Stamps Medicaid/Medicare Consumer Law Bankruptcy Harassment by Collectors Discharges of Student loans Please contact LAAMI Eligibility Questions.
The Child Family Law Benefit changes divorce custody and visitation visits.