UPPER MANHATTAN MENTAL HEALTH CENTER INC

Programs

1. The adult outpatient program provides therapeutic treatment services to individual ages 18-59 with emotional or psychological problems. The treatment includes individual, group and/or family therapy and medication management as necessary. In Fiscal year 2025, the adult outpatient program generated 48,588 unit of services.

   $5,318,285 spent$5,195,625 earned by the program
   26% of program spending

2. care management - the care management program brings together a variety of human resources (housing, social services, medical/mental health/substance abuse, etc.) needed to help the seriously, persistently mentally ill person manage his/her life and illness. in fiscal year 2025, the care management program generated 1,504 unit of services.

   $3,297,130 spent$1,921,662 earned by the program
   16% of program spending

3. Children Adolescent Outpatient Program - provides behavioral health care services to children, adolescent and their families who are experiencing some degree of psychological distress and /or behavior dysfunction. Treatments are provided to ages 5 to 17 years old, address the unique, racial, ethical, cultural and socioeconomic needs of youngsters and family therapy interventions. In fiscal 2025, the children adolescent outpatient program generate 28,908 unit of services.

   $2,706,568 spent$1,961,843 earned by the program
   13% of program spending

4. Primary & Behavior Health Care Integration Project (PBHCI) - PBHCI aims to improve the quality and longevity of life for people living with severe and persistent mental illness by linking them to primary and specialty care services and facilitating communication among behavioral health and primary care providers.

   $1,855,971 spent
   9% of program spending

5. Chemical dependency - this outpatient clinic helps those who suffer from alcohol and/or substance abuse to achieve sobriety and personal growth. This is accomplished through individual, group and family counseling with a special focus on relapse prevention techniques. in addition, individuals are encouraged to develop community support systems, including a commitment to alcohol anonymous and/or narcotics anonymous.

   $1,717,243 spent$1,403,711 earned by the program
   9% of program spending

6. Other programs - Upper provides various supporting programs to the community.

   $1,668,670 spent$121,432 earned by the program
   8% of program spending

7. Able house (Addicts benefiting from a loving environment) halfway house is a twenty bed facility for adult males and females. This facility provides a structured residential environment as a part of the continuum of care for addicts seeking recovery from alcoholism and substance abuse or addiction.

   $1,317,474 spent
   7% of program spending

8. Therapeutic preschool program - The therapeutic preschool program offers educational and clinical services to preschool children (ages 3 to 5) with emotional or behavior difficulties, or delays in cognitive/language development. children are engaged in small, structured classroom settings during weekdays. parents are required to participate in classroom settings as part of the family learning process. Overall, the program prepares children for entry into public or private school as mainstream students.

   $1,254,486 spent$1,547,691 earned by the program
   6% of program spending

9. psychosocial clubhouse - This outpatient program helps chronically mentally ill individuals develop independent living, social and interpersonal relationship skills through structured recreational and cultural activities. This program is open during the afternoon and evening hours and on Saturdays.

   $572,352 spent
   3% of program spending

10. Food Pantry - the Bowen Centers Food Pantry program provides emergency food relief for individuals who are experiencing financial difficulties and are in need of food.Our Food Pantry program serves over 80,400 packages of food annually.

    $413,711 spent
    2% of program spending

The 10 programs described on its FY2024 Form 990, listed largest first by expense. Program spending in total: $20,121,890.