EriePath app for iPhone and iPad
Developer: County of Erie, New York
First release : 01 Sep 2023
App size: 2.27 Mb
About This App
Connect to programs and services throughout Erie County, New York and learn how children, families, and communities can thrive on their journey to better emotional and physical health.
Full app description
Feeling down or stuck? Know someone who is struggling but not sure what to do? Whether you’re a student, working parent, or senior, Erie Path offers a wide range of resources to address mental and behavioral health challenges and disability needs. The app guides parents, caregivers, and educators to programs, services, and educational materials to help the children and teens in their lives as well as themselves. Download Erie Path today and find your way to healthier, happier you!
This app is brought to you by Live Well Erie and the Erie County Department of Mental Health (ECDMH).
What is Live Well Erie?
Live Well Erie is a VISION to help every resident of Erie County achieve his or her full potential. One of the guiding principles is to maintain a clear focus on the social determinants of health - things like neighborhood resources, school quality, workplace safety, and social relationships, which are all critical factors that contribute to the overall health and well-being of individuals in a community. Another guiding principle is an expectation of partnership and collaboration, which has brought together diverse partners in government, private, non-profit, academic, and philanthropic sectors to work collaboratively to improve the lives of Erie County residents. For more information, please visit https://www.erie.gov/livewellerie.
What is ECDMH?
The Erie County Department of Mental Health is a unit of Erie County government and provides administrative leadership and ensures the coordination of a community-based behavioral health system that is accessible, comprehensive, cost effective, person-centered, and recovery-focused for and accountable to its citizens. Our goal is to foster hope and recovery for recipients. To learn more, please visit www.erie.gov/mentalhealth.