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OMH publishes dashboard tracking the $1B mental-health plan — self-reported data on 23 program areas

Hochul announced (Jul 23) that the Office of Mental Health has posted public data and plain-language infographics covering 23 areas of the mental-health continuum — access to care, prevention/youth services, crisis services, specialized services — tracking programs funded by her $1B mental-health initiative and later budgets. OMH says it will update the infographics periodically. Note: this is the state's own self-reported accounting of the $1B promise (tracked in-progress), released mid-campaign; the dashboard is at omh.ny.gov. The release also re-cites Mental Health America ranking NY first nationally and its 2026 Governor's Leadership Award.

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Source: Governor's Office (via LongIsland.com) · Jul 23, 2026 · Credibility Tier 2 · Permalink https://reviewhochul.com/news/omh-mental-health-dashboard-jul-23-2026

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