Cynthia Eaton
Even though the idea that depression and suicide rates spike during the holiday season has been debunked, the myth persists. It is true, however, that millions of Americans need a little extra help throughout the year to cope with issues brought on by stress, health issues, disabilities, grief and family care obligations. Rather than try to go it alone, you have confidential resources available to you through NYSUT Social Services that is free for you and your family. What can they do for me?Knowing that stressful situations can arise for all of us, NYSUT Social Services helps by doing the research to find the information or service in your community that you need. NYSUT Social Services can help you:
You can learn more about what's covered by reviewing their specific categories of service online. Who is covered?This benefit extends to you as the NYSUT member (whether in-service or retired) and covers your concerns about yourself, your spouse or domestic partner, your children, your parents and your parents-in-law. How do I contact them?Our members can simply contact NYSUT Social Services by phone (800-342-9810 x6206) or by email (socsvcs@nysutmail.org) to speak with a staff member trained to assist you. Regardless of what time of year issues arise for you or your family, NYSUT Social Services is here to help you! |