Peer-professionally run and recovery-oriented, the Sterling Community Center (SCC) in White Plains offers an array of classes, volunteer work, evening and weekend social activities and one-on-one assistance for adults who have been diagnosed with behavioral health conditions. At SCC, New York State residents 18 years and older can find mutual support as they work toward personal goals by learning new skills, developing social networks, making connections in their larger communities, and developing opportunities for paid employment. Staff members, many of whom have their own lived experiences of recovery from behavioral health conditions, offer collaborative person-centered services. Learn about MHA’s Peer Specialist Training, which is based at SCC. 

For more information, please contact Dillon Browne at browned@mhawestchester.org or 914-345-5900, ext. 7113, or Paula Nocca at noccap@mhawestchester.org or 914-345-5900, ext. 7104.