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Community Engagement
The Department of Psychiatry staff, faculty, and trainees work collaboratively with community partners
to enhance recovery, prevention, and mental well-being.
Community Conversations
Mental Health & Wellness webinars sponsored by the Greater Rochester Health Foundation and hosted by the Department of Psychiatry.
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Community Engaged, Care, Research & Training
This clinical service helps women transitioning out of jail or prison access needed physical and mental health care.
Learn more About Women's Initiative Supporting Health
This service offers medical, legal and social services resources for violence-involved people, 18 and over.
Learn more About the Healing through Education Advocacy and Law Collaborative
Naloxone training helps community members respond to known or suspected opioid overdose emergencies.
A collaborative team of clergy members in Rochester, working together to address issues critical to the community.
Learn more About Women's Initiative Supporting Health
View current research projects involving community collaboration.
Learn more About the Healing through Education Advocacy and Law Collaborative
Renewing of the Mind (ROM)
ROM is a free class for community clergy, pastoral leaders, and members of faith communities with a heart for mental health. For more information email ROM or call (585) 275-3571.
Poverty & Mental Health Training
Dr. Rev. John Walker, MDiv, PhD leads a course on Poverty and Mental Health, partially funded by the Community Scholars Award, to open up the curriculum and training to community voices.