New Hope Manor Overview of Services

Overview of Services
Women and pregnant women, including adolescents, ages 14 and older:

Gender specific, research-based approach

Individualized treatment planning

Individual, group and family counseling

Individualized vocational/ educational track including career counseling, vocational assessment, GED, pre-GED, High School, Business Track, Marist College courses on-site

Creative Arts Therapy

Parenting Classes

Psychiatric evaluation and ongoing medications management on-site

Developmentally appropriate adolescent counseling

12 Steps fully integrated into program

Self Help groups

Spiritual/ Religious support based on client interest/ religion

Medical Case Management (including HIV, Hepatitis C)

HIV/AIDS Education and Prevention

Relapse Prevention Groups

Re-entry in Poughkeepsie or reunification with family following intensive phase of treatment in Barryville

Aftercare available for one year free of charge

Mother/Infant Track---All of the above services, plus:

Mother/Infant Bonding Group (Reading/Play Group, facilitated by LPN)

Mothers Issues Group (Support Group facilitated by Mother/ Infant Program Coordinator)

Curriculum Group (Topics such as child's self-esteem, positive discipline, child development, etc., facilitated by Mother-Infant Program Coordinator)

Mother/Infant Medical Issues Group (focused on physical needs of child, safety issues, facilitated by LPN)

Individual counseling sessions with Mother/ Infant Program Coordinator

Pre-natal and post-natal care

Pediatric care

Education on pregnancy

Individual programming based on medical needs

Developmentally appropriate activities for children in Children's Resource Room, staffed by experienced childcare providers

Developmental assessments of children

This is Bobbi Ann Kanoff, Coordinator of Mother-Infant Services

Licensing and Funding
New Hope Manor is licensed by the New York State OASAS, and is certified as a Congregate Care Level 2 Facility. Funding is provided by federal, State, County and local sources, or received as donations
New Hope accepts private insurance and has a sliding scale fee. No one is refused admission for lack of ability to pay for our services.