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Our Housing Services are dedicated to assisting adults who have a psychiatric disability to increase their ability to live independently. In an atmosphere of mutual trust and understanding, the programs teach and reinforce the skills that residents need to live in the community environment of their choice with the necessary level of support.

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Rutherford House Apartment Treatment Program provides transitional housing for 19 women who are 18 years or older and who have a serious mental illness.

Men who are interested in a treatment apartment or a congregate treatment program should contact the Westchester County Department of Mental Health at 914-995-5220 for an application.

For additional information on Rutherford House contact Assistant Executive Director Ruthanne Abramovich by e-mail at abramovr@mhawestchester.org or by phone at 914-345-5900, extension 299 or our Information and Referral Service at 914-345-5900, extension 240 or e-mail to help@mhawestchester.org.

Supported Housing is provided for 34 men and women who desire to live independently but still need support. We own one building in Yonkers and one in White Plains that are home to 11 consumers of mental health services. Supported Housing also sponsors 23 individuals in the community of their choice. We reserve four program slots for persons who are 18 to 22 years old and three slots for individuals enrolled in MHA's Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) Program.

For additional information on Supported Housing, contact Assistant Executive Director Ruthanne Abramovich by e-mail at abramovr@mhawestchester.org or by phone at 914-345-5900, extension 299 or our Information and Referral Service at 914-345-5900, extension 240 or e-mail to help@mhawestchester.org.

For information about other housing options in Westchester County and your rights under the Fair Housing laws, visit the web site of Westchester Residential Opportunities (WRO) at http://www.wroinc.org. WRO is a non-profit housing agency that supports the expansion of non-discriminatory housing opportunities for those with psychiatric disabilities as well as for minorities, senior citizens and low/moderate-income people in Westchester County.