Our programs' impact by people served in 2019
Mental Health Services (Adult & Child)
Recovery Services
Service Coordination (Adult)
MH/ID Residential Services
MH/ID Employment Services
Addiction Services
Our mission is to foster hope, renewal, healing and wellness for those who face the challenges of mental health, substance use disorders, and developmental disabilities.
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The fact that MYCS is coming up on year number FIFTY in 2019 is a tribute to the efforts of many....
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In November of 2016 on a chilly evening, Mon Yough Community Services organized and hosted a Community Forum with WPIC about...
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You will be guided, informed, and hopefully uplifted by the people we serve, our partners, and those who serve at Mon...
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“I have lived with MYCS for eight years now. It was hard to move. I like the cheerful rooms and the scrumptious food here. All the people are so much nicer since we moved. We feel better living here. Everything is cleaner and more spacious.”
Lettie –LRR
“The staff here is very nice. I like to come to work and earn money so I can buy my own clothes and shoes. I like shoes.”
S.B. VBA
Thank You in Recovery I give this to all of you. A winter’s smile wrapped upon my being. You were good to me like spring dew. But the time is revolving where wings can stretch. And you kept my “oh so” secrets and wrong-doings chained. Your council confidence in me is stronger than the pencil
Terrence Soc Rehab
“It was sometimes hard for me to make friends. They teach us ways to talk with people. I have a lot of friends here now. I like to come here so I can do a lot of different things like softball.”
Paul Psych Rehab
Bob’s Quote: “I wasn’t aware of all that MYCS does at first, but now I do and it is my job to let people know about all the good work being done. It is an honor to host an Annual Car Show on their behalf.” Jane’s Quote: “It makes me happy to contribute to an
Donor Observations
“I had a stroke at age 22, was a newly diagnosed diabetic and my weight ballooned to 292 pounds. I was having a difficult time enjoying sports activities and maintaining my health. I enrolled in MYCS’ Behavioral Health Home Program about 5 years ago. I have made lifestyle changes and have lost more than 90
Sean’s Story
“I started coming to MYCS in 2006 because I was tired of running from my past and alcohol addiction. I kept a journal and a lot of the things in there—being abused—are what we concentrated on because of my fear and anger. Thanks to therapy, I gained my self-esteem and my depression lifted a little
Shawnda’ Story