The New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, Division of Mental
Hygiene (Division or DMH), under the City Charter and in accordance with State
Mental Hygiene Law, is responsible for administering, planning, contracting,
monitoring, and evaluating early intervention services for children under three
years old who have a developmental delay or disability, and community mental
health, mental retardation, and chemical dependency services within the City of
New York. In addition, DMH plans and collaborates with other City agencies to
provide a variety of uniquely targeted programs, including those for individuals
who are homeless or who have co-occurring disorders.
DMH is committed to ensuring that all mental health services in New York City meet the highest quality standards for the over 450,000 people in New York City who suffer from one or more mental health disorders. It is the Division’s mission to partner with consumers, families, advocates, and providers to ensure access to high quality services and to improve the lives of New Yorkers with mental health and chemical dependency disorders and those with mental retardation and developmental disabilities.
DMH is committed to ensuring that all mental health services in New York City meet the highest quality standards for the over 450,000 people in New York City who suffer from one or more mental health disorders. It is the Division’s mission to partner with consumers, families, advocates, and providers to ensure access to high quality services and to improve the lives of New Yorkers with mental health and chemical dependency disorders and those with mental retardation and developmental disabilities.
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