Our Help Knows No Season
Providing hope, care, and a pathway to wellness for mental health challenges in the Long Island community. Backed by over 70 years of experience.
Walk with us.
Join MHANC on October 4, 2025, at Jones Beach, for the 4th Annual “Gone But Not Forgotten” Overdose Awareness and Prevention Walk. Every step honors lives lost and brings us closer to a future free from overdose. Register today!
There’s no health without mental health.
Since 1953, the Mental Health Association of Nassau County (MHANC) has helped individuals and families across Long Island find their path to mental wellness and recovery. Through advocacy, education, and direct services, we provide compassionate support and connect people to the tools they need to thrive, and strengthen our community.
Nothing about you without you.
From education and early intervention to crisis response and peer-led support, MHANC meets individuals with care and connection at every stage of their mental health journey. Our comprehensive programs foster recovery, resilience, and growth beyond trauma.
Housing Programs
Safe, supportive housing for mental health recovery.
Recovery Programs
Services focused on wellness and growth.
Care Coordination
Guiding you to the right supports.
Veteran Services
Empowering veterans through care and connection.
Peer Services
Support from people who’ve been there.
Financial Management
Money management for long-term stability.
Veterans Empowered Through Dedicated Support Services
Adults Guided Toward Financial Independence
Days of Housing with Support Services
Professionals and Community Members Provided Continuing Education Workshops
Hours of Personalized Direct Care Delivered
Help build a stronger community.
Your support helps MHANC offer critical mental health services to those who need it most. Every donation, membership, and volunteer hour fuels hope and healing.
Walk with us.
Join the Mental Health Association of Nassau County (MHANC) on October 3, 2026 at Jones Beach, Field 1 for the 5th Annual Gone But Not Forgotten Overdose Awareness and Prevention Walk.
Steps of Hope Walk Breaking Stigma One Step at a Time
Join the Mental Health Association of Nassau County (MHANC) on September 12, 2026, at Bethpage State Park Steps of Hope Walk, a 3K mental health walk dedicated to raising awareness, reducing stigma, and bringing our community together in support of mental health.
Our Partners.
