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  dale wang wrote:

Responsive to the community -- Connect to Care is helping many members of the Jewish community get back on their feet. Havorah connects people with disabilities to Jewish celebrations more »

  bill11 wrote:

Wahburn Center for Children is a a leader in providing mental health services for childern in need in the Twin Cities metro area. Their programs have made profound, positive impacts on the lives of area children struggling with behavioral and mental health... more »

  misebrid wrote:

Brookline Teen Outreach is meeting so many community needs! Kids and adults both like being in this welcoming space and participating in events together. It's a real community-builder! Life skills from cooking to applying for jobs, community service projects,... more »

  SindyL wrote:

This review was collected by the Mary's Center staff through an offline review form and inputted by a GreatNonprofits intern. more »

  kellyscott wrote:

I have been a board member at CMLF since it achieved its non-profit status. The community has benefitted tremendously from the mental health and substance abuse services offered by CMLF, not to mention all of the other projects and programs. The most... more »

  kimiko wrote:

I have volunteered or worked for this agency for more than six years and am more passionate than ever about the quality of care clients receive here everyday. Didi Hirsch truly lives up to its mission statement of providing quality mental health care... more »

  Dgustavson wrote:

Work begun by our Founder, Dr. Judith Broder, in 2006 was formally organized as The Soldiers Project in 2010. The organization offers free, unlimited, confidential counseling to veterans of Iraq and Afghanistan and to their families. Hundreds of licensed... more »

  KBGR wrote:

Great company helping people during depression and crisis! Addiction counseling services! more »

  lpittsburgh wrote:

As a volunteer with Chartiers Center for over four years, I have seen firsthand the dedication and compassion with which the Chartiers Center organization provides care for their consumers as well as how they support their employees. Throughout the opoid... more »

  safarre wrote:

When I discovered MINDS I was quickly interested in collaborating. I am fascinated with the courage to treat mental health in Gujarat (India); and what also seemed to me especially great is the genuine trust of improving mental health care’s in... more »

  NonprofitLuva wrote:

I recently attended my first HUGS advisory board meeting in Savannah, GA. I was very impressed by the enthusiasm of the members and the positive gains made by this organization in such a short time. HUGS clearly has the support of the community, and... more »

  walt-jennette wrote:

The Lucy Daniels Center is truly a remarkable and unique organization with a national reputation. I searched for an organization to support that consistently makes a difference in the Triangle, especially among young people. I have learned that the... more »

  Writer wrote:

I started volunteering with this agency four years ago as a "Big Sister" in their then Big Brothers Big Sisters program. They've since changed names to Youth Mentoring but I really enjoy the time I spend with my match and I'm thrilled we have this program... more »

  ehukai wrote:

I have a friend who sought counseling services from Ozarks Counseling Center. Her husband had been laid off from his job and was experiencing depression and consequently began self medicating with illegal substances. He started lying to her and engaging... more »

  Moose1 wrote:

Child and Family Services is an agency that was established in 1843. This is their 170th anniversary. They have had and continue to have a deep commitment to services to families and children. They provide a full range of Child Welfare Services and Mental... more »

  dsenior wrote:

In my 3+ years with Relate I have consistently been impressed with the quality and dedication of staff and volunteer board members to supporting positive client outcomes. Relate truly is a local jewel with world-class capabilities. more »

  KathleneS wrote:

I am happy to give of my time and resources to the mission of Arch Street Center. They provide a truly safe haven for adults with mental illness here in the City of Lancaster. Their center is much more than a drop-in, it is very much a home to the clients.... more »

  annappert@gmail.com wrote:

I have been working with Youth Homes for 3 years. One of the things that drew me to the agency is their very high success rate with kids. In the foster care world, success is measured by how many children leave your program on a "planned discharge"... more »

  NicoletteMunoz wrote:

The Free Clinic of Simi Valley is one of the most amazing charities ever! Talk about the biggest bang for you charity dollar. The Free Clinic continues to serve more and more people each year on a flat budget, with almost all of the services... more »

  Carolyn102 wrote:

MCCDC is doing important work in helping their clients develop job skills, and networking them with Marin's employers. I am happy to support what they are doing as a donor, a neighbor and also an employer that really values their services. more »

  JTaylor wrote:

I became involved in CASA through a friend who introduced me to the organization through its Light of Hope event in 2003. I became a board member in 2006, and have been honored and privileged to serve in several capacities ever since. I truly believe... more »

  ctay wrote:

This is an amazing, mission driven organization that helps low and moderate income residents with serious mental illness or difficult life circumstances such as homelessness. The staff is incredibly committed and will go the extra mile for help people... more »

  audanay wrote:

From personal experience, I can attest to the level of committment and the quality of services that this organization provides. The staff are some of the most talented, educated, individuals I have ever worked with. Each clinician has specialization... more »

  Casey Nowicki P. wrote:

My son receives services in the Bridgeville office. I could not be prouder of the progress he has made and how much better we communicate with each other. Knowing that he has a professional to talk to about his anxiety and pressures, really helps put... more »

  julie31 wrote:

My son was diagnosed as having Down Syndrome when he was one month old after having been born at 28 weeks. I know the state run Early Steps program would eventually be an option for receiving therapies, but they are slow to get the process started. ... more »

  Miss_Ilene wrote:

I have volunteered at SBNC since September of 2007. Previously to that, I was the clinic manager at one of their clinics (Westside Clinic), and witnessed first hand the excellent work these dedicated individuals provide to the community. more »

  PattyJo2000 wrote:

What a fabulous organization this is! I have been helping them since 2009 and they have come so...far in such a short period of time helping people in impoverished neighborhoods realize their full potential. GBG is headed ti the right direction in positive... more »

  dtenney wrote:

I first started to support CFGC last year as a Ph.D. student/advisor to help with some of their process improvements. I was so moved by their mission and great work in supporting children and families in need in the greater Bridgeport area, that I was... more »

  purban wrote:

Kerrville is blest to have New Hope Counseling. They provide much needed counseling services to members of our community and play a vital role in the lives of those community members. They change lives. more »

  ____665 wrote:

As an employee of Family Service, I have also volunteered for a number of events, from participating in our annual Bowl-A-Thon, which raises approximately $30,000 to our annual Spring Ball, which raised over $140,000. There are approximately 20 programs... more »

  pgiinfo wrote:

Positive Growth helps me in alot of ways like counseling and rides to and from the center more »

  Bonnie95818 wrote:

I have been a member of NAMI Sacramento for about five years now, and a volunteer for about four. I have a family member who went into crisis about six years ago, and i kept looking for someone to help me help him. After a couple of people i knew recommended... more »

  rosina wrote:

I have been a NAMI member since 2002 when my only child had his first break and propelled me into the dark waters of mental health treatment. As I tried to navigate through those waters in order to find help for my son and learn how to cope with a new... more »

  jfournier wrote:

I volunteered for HopeSparks for only one day, helping to organize clothes for their basic needs bank. What I witnessed was a profound commitment to help their community, the people in need all around us. HopeSparks staff have found their calling. They... more »

  Lisa M M. wrote:

This nonprofit has dedicated staff and fellow volunteers who are amazing! Every effort is made to make everyone comfortable and feel like they are truly helping out with the mission. You can volunteer for an hour or two at an event or spend a day a week... more »

  FMDOSE wrote:

I first became envolved with the then, Protestant Social Service Bureau, in the late 1970's and early 1980's as Warden at Christ Church Episcopal in Quincy. At which time I had the good fortune of meeting and negotiating with Mr. Robert Taylor the PSSB... more »

  rmata wrote:

Ranch Hands Rescue is dedicated to enriching the lives of abused and neglected animals and partnering them with individuals who have been abused and neglected themselves. Our team of professionals are making a difference in people’s lives one step at... more »

  Alma & 3 sons wrote:

When my son began attending Washington Elementary School, I found a welcoming place where I could get help at Valle del Sol's Community Resource Center. I began taking a series of parenting classes offered by the Community Resource Center. It's important... more »

  EmCooper wrote:

The foundation of East Bay Agency for Children's mission is to help the mentally, emotionally and behaviorally challenged children and youth within our community. Often these families are also economically disadvantaged and their needs are difficult to... more »

  PhilInghoff wrote:

Amazing group that provides care for foster youth in metro-Atlanta. I love what they do! more »

  Opt4 wrote:

Ascensions is a class act serving a community in great need. The founder took a serious risk to establish the business when she resigned from her full-time position with a school for emotionally challenged children. Her passion was to facilitate the healing... more »

  Stacecody wrote:

Such a dedicated and generous organization serving the patients of the Charleston Dorchester Mental Health Center! more »

  Rebecca wrote:

CNP helped me learn about my child's disabilities and how I can help him more »

  JJohnson3242 wrote:

Ms. Elizabeth, Ms. Cathy and Mr. Randel were all so very supportive when I brought my son in for information and support. He was frustrated with his current job and felt he needed to work in a job that supported his skill set and nurtured his abilities... more »

  LucyW wrote:

When one of our family members first became ill with a mental illness, we had a hard time finding information and assistance - until we found NAMI Greater Seattle. Here we found the help and support we needed. The 12-week, free Family-to-Family educational... more »

  Rhand wrote:

My family and I have supported JBFCS for the past five years. We see how important they are to sustaining a safety net for vulnerable New Yorkers from all walks of life. more »

  Writer wrote:

American Indian Health and Family Services of Southeastern Mi, Inc., is providing very important services for so many individuals who would have difficulty meeting all forms of social and health needs. Thank you.Many of my students would not... more »

  HighHopes wrote:

As a board member and a client my family has benefited greatly from High Hopes. They have the resources and the staff to support our family through any mental health issues we might have. They are affordable and have the staff to make sure there is appointments... more »

  Charles n Kim Perkins wrote:

Center for Children is a valuable resource for members of the community. This is a Mental Health provider who offers therapy services, psychiatric services, Family Functional Therapy, Case Management, Healthy Families, CASA, Psychiatric Rehabilitation... more »

  purrfectgrowlings wrote:

Airport Marina Counseling Service has been providing individual and group, counseling service for over forty-five years. They are engaging students at several schools and the Venice Boys & Girls Club changing the attitudes of our young who are often... more »

  btbattle wrote:

I have served or donated to Oasis for over 6 years because they provide an essential, family-strengthening service to the Birmingham community. Oasis provides mental health services for families that fall between the 'gaps' in many, current health insurance... more »

  FentonJD wrote:

Been affiliated with Humanim Inc. for almost thirty years and I am still energized by this company! I could go on forever, but I will quickly state that this agency not only helps my community and those in need, but it also provides an incredible array... more »

  jbisfc wrote:

Kutoa Project's programs have helped thousands of individuals through individual & group counseling, trauma-informed training, and community enrichment programs. It has been an honor to work alongside the team of Kutoa Project in Kenya to help build this... more »

  HisCaveGirl wrote:

Remodeling the Mind is an amazing organization ran by very passionate people. Providers of great information that's accurate and important. They are doing a great job fighting mental health stigma! more »

  KShelpman1985 wrote:

I am currently a certified resource parent through Wesley. This process and life choice has been made easier to navigate with the support of Colleen, Annette, Patrick and Christy. If you are looking for a agency to advocate not only for the children but... more »

  mobileUser702116 wrote:

My son was struggling with grades, attention, and getting along with others. We didn't know where else to turn and without insurance our options seemed limited. Dr. Griffin gave us the time and attention necessary to understand our situation and prescribe... more »

  Hopeless wrote:

This is a very unprofessional group of people. They “gang up” or target you if you advocate for yourself. They feel threatened if you show any knowledge of policies and appropriate procedures. Even this site is difficult to navigate and I was unable... more »

  techagnostic wrote:

I have close friends with a troubled teen. He was adopted as a young teen from a succession of foster homes, some of them probably abusive, and he's just had the toughest time -- and as a consequence, so have my friends. He's been arrested (for petty... more »

  therapist1 wrote:

I work for Options and would not want to be anywhere else. The compassion and empathy the employees show clients and each other are amazing. Leadership is mindful of their employees and not only want you to be successful, but give you the tools to get... more »

  Marguerite N. wrote:

The therapy is so bad . The group leader is so unskilled, possibly to the point of being dangerous. more »

  karly1 wrote:

The Miscarriage support group at the Cayenne Wellness Center provided the exact environment that I was looking for as I was working through the grief of losing two babies due to miscarriage. For months after my first miscarriage I craved an environment... more »

  anya3 wrote:

I got involved with AIDS Project Los Angeles (APLA) after moving to Los Angeles in late 2009. I am running a marathon and raising $3,200 for APLA. From a business perspective, I believe they are managed by a team of great professionals who run a tight... more »

  carla2 wrote:

SomaliCAN is a wonderful charity. It is always ahead of the curve in identifying and responding to community needs. In 2009, SomaliCAN focused on safety issues. The organization implemented various initiatives to protect Americans regardless of race.... more »

  Mbacote71 wrote:

Your Wellness Inc. has helped provide a safe space for individuals to overcome mental health and addiction issues within their community and throughout the state of Virginia by providing treatment through evidence-based practices. I am honored to have... more »

  Dennis Robinson wrote:

My perception of Montrose Counseling Center has been shaped by what I have heard from many acquaintenances over the past several years who have used their counseling services. I have always heard great things about the services they provide. In particular... more »

  zuggy wrote:

Navah and Matt have put their heart into their foundation. The Ed Asner foundation has helped so many families and kids already. I think it’s wonderful that they have open a center for the kids and I know the kids will love all the activity’s that... more »

  Jim R. wrote:

I have had so many friends I've been able to refer to Resource: a teenager I was tutoring who dropped out of school, a older woman who lost her job, a man needing chemical dependy counseling and housing, a friend with mental and physical health issues.... more »

  PittsburghFellow wrote:

I have been to Bethlehem Haven twice, and been equally impressed twice. The organization is to empower women with D & A and or mental health issues to gain control of their life's through long term housing program. Their facility is an open space... more »

  Jonny Imerman CLOZTALK ImermanAngels wrote:

GREAT mission, GREAT team! the CLOZTALK team is honored to call this org a partner & promote its good work! CLOZTALK team >> Jonny Imerman, co-founder more »

  livelearnhavefun wrote:

I brought my husband to SBI at the point that insurance stopped paying to rehabilitate him from a severe brain injury and stroke. I discovered there is no where else in the Bay Area to get the kind of rehab that SBI offers. They provided my husband... more »

  niser02 wrote:

Amazing group of people. They are attentive, caring and loving to all the participants in the program. They make fun projects, do fun field trips and incorporate all the participants with every activity. You can see the joy in their faces. It's... more »

  communconsult wrote:

Came to JFS at a time when my children desperately needed counseling, but I had no money. The counselor was just terrific - identified a problem w/ one of my children which turned his life around more »

  ali.obrien wrote:

Couldn’t be prouder of the amazing work Nicasa does to build stronger communities through behavioral and mental health services. From Teen Court to raising awareness about problem gambling to supporting individuals working through addiction, they are... more »

  Sarah J.5 wrote:

The intake lady actually said, “I would be panicked too if I partied my whole life.” My life has not been a party and I do not party. Smoking a joint isn’t partying. School based skills person forced my daughter to call CPS on me for smoking a joint... more »

  raydian1335 wrote:

One if the worth health care provider I have ever seen. Do not go with them at all. You can not talk to your primary doctor office. It is central phone!!!! Appointment time for primary doctor is 2 months. My knee has broken and ER did not recognize so... more »

  Writer wrote:

Randolph Fellowship Home Inc. has saved my life and countless other peoples. They helped me get on m feet when I was hopeless, jobless and penniless. The staff took the time to work with me on my individual needs by taking me to all my appt, listening... more »

  Marie63 wrote:

Valeo is one of the biggest frauds and cheats in town. I have a family member required to go by order of drug court. They are refused treatment unless they pay the full price $115.00 for 45 minutes. They refused to allow her to apply for a sliding fee... more »

  stupy wrote:

After almost a month of trying to get an appointment scheduled we finally gave up. Impossible to talk to intake personnel. I was always sent to voice-mail and they never called back. Non caring organization more »

  tommetee wrote:

Listened to a presentation at 1st Pres. Berkeley on how to make effective community involvement - Dr Dave, the coronary specialist who volunteers for La Clinica shared the approach & commitment to highest quality care... many clinics exist to collect... more »

  Writer wrote:

Simply awful! Front desk staff is rude and insensitive to patient needs. Its virtually impossible to schedule a proper appointment. Might as well be talking to a wall when meeting with a "therapist"....you'd get more of a response! Psychiatrists well... more »

  concernedcitizen7 wrote:

Family Counseling Center of Armstrong County is incompetent and archaic in their treatment of mental health. Any mental health situation that they can not handle due to their own incompetence, they choose to treat as criminal, further adding to trauma... more »

  patti4 wrote:

Kinship House provided excellent mental health counseling to our two foster children, whom we did end up adopting. We had been to other agencies, but they didn't really understand attachment problems. Kinship House also understands that much of the... more »

  LeeW wrote:

I have been on the board of CFF for five years, and I have always felt proud to be a part of this organization. The most important reason for this is the integrity and motivation of the staff, beginning the the CEO. Communication is open. Issues,... more »

  Writer wrote:

El Centro does amazing things for the community, and it is incredibly rewarding to spend time helping to further their mission. Working with the El Centro team and their patients gives you the opportunity to be a part of something truly GOOD, an advocate... more »

  4963ty wrote:

The mission statement is a great one and so are the guidelines put in place. How ever the guidelines are not carried out. more »

  jillrb wrote:

Such a special place for kids. The comfort level my son felt in not only the waiting room area but also with his therapist was so great. more »

  SWSW wrote:

I tried to get mental health help at LifeSpring. I found it difficult to get appointments. I quit using their services when I showed up for an appointment and the therapist wasn’t even there. I had been scheduled wrongly. This place... more »

  Deirdre G. wrote:

Outstanding help to the poor and disenfranchised With small staff and lots of volunteers! more »

  Ryan Oliver wrote:

I’m in awe of what Peaceful Pastures is doing. To see the recovery and progress of the horses they have rescued is just amazing. Jessica’s reputation as a therapist is beyond reproach and her desire to help those in need regardless of ability to pay... more »

  Illya wrote:

Vail Place is a club house for people living with mental illness. Members gather to make friends, build community, get help finding work and housing and share the responsibilities with the staff of taking care of the building. It’s a place where they... more »

  023456 wrote:

This place is a pill mill for psychotic drugs. Their operational norms are systematically abusing patient's rights. Patients are isolated to avoid accountability and transparency, abusing forced hospitalization, a mentality of punishment, neglect and... more »

  annanas wrote:

they pursue a good cause, helping hispanic women with no access to health care to receive prompt care for cancer diagnosis more »

  Henry Luepke wrote:

Two years ago, I volunteered to serve on the Board of the St. Louis Psychoanalytic Institute without knowing much about it. I have since been amazed by the brilliant and dedicated professionals behind this wonderful organization that does so much for... more »

  Writer wrote:

In the past O.A.T.S was a wonderful organization. Since the owner's passing, the new administration is terrible. It's so sad! I would not recommend taking your child to O.A.T.S. more »

  PAAdvocate wrote:

Stay clear of Peninsula Behavioral Health (PBH) if at all possible. The staff turnover is unacceptable and way out of proportion to what any community mental health organization experiences (28 children's therapists in just 48 months) are fact that have... more »

  JaneNangle wrote:

This Wonderful charity closed in 2011, so this website is out of date. Please see Reed House, Inc. www.reed-house.org for a nonprofit doing a wonderful job serving adults whose lives have been impacted by serious mental illness. more »

  richard1968 wrote:

Excellent, Beautiful artwork for people affected with mental health conditions.Inspiring story of Sir, Brian Belt.I am a volunteer artist from Chesapeake Virginia and perform during the 1st Anniversary of Mental Health Awareness & Creative Arts... more »

  Tereasa L. wrote:

As a member of Elevation House and as someone who believes recovery is possible for people who live with mental illness, I wholeheartedly recommend Elevation House. Elevation house offers a holistic approach toward mental wellness. It recognizes the importance... more »

  solacross wrote:

The name of this organization is "Crisis Center, Inc." It is NOT "Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance". Whoever this is should not be using our EIN. Guidestar, please be a little more diligent. more »

  karen4ab wrote:

Long time supporter. I have known the Founder of New World Youth Center for many years. This organization has given back to the community for over 30 years through their food banks, mentoring program and holiday giveaways. I am honored to be a supporter... more »

  GreatJeff wrote:

For over 33 years, Jeff Industries has helped at risk-youth and persons living with chronic mental illnesses stay out of mental hospitals, learn coping and working skills, live independently and have a "reason to wake up" every day. The LIVE, LEARN, WORK... more »

  TruleyDisappointed wrote:

This place needs to be investigated.. They care nothing about community... All they do is bill the state for inadequate service .. The staff is made up of GED online nurses who take vitals and pass you to a physician assistant. Who does nothing except... more »

  Karen347 wrote:

This organization has helped me and my children heal from the trauma and abuse we experience. They are amazing. I really recommend their services more »

  mmcmanus wrote:

This organization is responsible for my mother's death. She died of a drug overdose on their watch. If you love the person you are admitting here, please consider that. I was lied to and denied access to my mother's belongings. I was treated with the... more »

  anni-m wrote:

CCC was truly there when I needed help the most. Everyone is kind, caring and made me feel comfortable. I hope everyone in the community knows what a great place CCC is and someday I hope I can donate to CCC to help others like me. more »

  jazz23 wrote:

We were so thankful to FFT Helping Others and all the help they gave my children and I so we could leave our abusive situation. I am thankful for an organization like this one. more »

  kashababe wrote:

January 15, 2017Salus Care CenterVince Smith Campus2450 Prince StreetFort Myers, FL 33916My daughter was admitted into Vince Smith on May 31, 2016. She has been suffering with severe anxiety and depression for years. When... more »

  tighegsdgmail wrote:

Excellent help for children with special needs. My wife volunteers there and we support this wonderful institution wholeheartedly more »

  Gabriella1515 wrote:

Brighter Family' focus on accessibility and inclusivity is commendable, offering services to the underserved populations. By creating a stigma-free environment and fostering community. Brighter Family has significantly improved mental wellness in the... more »

  AnnSomers wrote:

I am wowed by the innovative and cutting-edge work of The Family Partnership in changing lives in our community. The Family Partnership often works behind the scenes so may not be the headlines, but they have impact in every major story affecting children... more »

  ilovesgt wrote:

What an amazing group of people who care greatly about the community we live in. more »

  4cornerslovecandles wrote:

4CornersLoveCandles are invested in giving back to the community. As a new small business we vowed to donate a portion of our sales from our message candles and are proud to say we have made a small donation to this organization. We are grateful that... more »

  ehubbardjr wrote:

Wonderful organization that provides excellent service to it's members and serve as a safe haven for individuals with mental illnesses. more »

  slimlay33 wrote:

My name is james and I am part of the july class my life story from my youngest memory is a rocky troubled road that led me down the wrong paths in life with no guidance or support that just keep getting worse with each day and step i took life has hit... more »

  tkimbrel wrote:

I was raised by an schizophrenic. I have over 50 years of experience of living with a mentally challenged mom. I would like to give back in some way. I am not sure where to begin. I would like help in this organization . Send me an e- mail at Kimbrel9465@gmail.com... more »

  Serj K. wrote:

Legacy is one of the most well known nonprofits in Dallas. The work they do to the lgbtq community is phenomenal and speaks for itself. more »

  Adam R wrote:

Amazing! This place is great, I'm super excited about it being in the community! more »

  F_garcia wrote:

A professional and kind staff that cares about their clients. more »

  Karla M.1 wrote:

CCC is wonderful because they pay for alot of services for thier clients residents.an example is they pay for special TV stations for clients. Internet & phones. more »

  batsheba wrote:

The facility needs to be shut down! The incompetence is deplorable! I don’t think any of the workers have any type of education and the facility is using the elderly people for pharmaceutical profit! The facility is corrupt! Most of management are... more »

  31223122 wrote:

awful experience . The "therapy" experience began after Lori Von Koenig agreed to participate in the reunification process with lori von Koenig as "therapist " following an a acrimonious divorce . Lori then abandoned my daughter... more »

  kaielle027 wrote:

They really help a lot of people in the local community. A very worthy cause. more »

  terriehop wrote:

Peer Choices helped me learn that my mental illness had been influencing my thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. They taught me how to recognize the symptoms and gain control so that I could become stronger in my recovery. I am working again and have... more »

  Writer wrote:

Zumbro Valley Health Center provides a range of mental, chemical, medical and social services to thousands of people each year, the overwhelming majority of whom are under-served and would not otherwise have access to these types of services. Over the... more »

  avycs wrote:

I Have been involved in this non-profit for over 30 years. Initially as a volunteer, then as staff ( Executive Director) and now in my retirement, again as a volunteer. This non profit provides low cost counseling services to individuals, families and... more »

  sharonk wrote:

"I have been a LifeNet client for 7 years now and they have never given up on me. I originally came to LifeNet for help with mental health and addiction issues. I was in LifeNet's supported housing program for over 4 years. I am now the proud owner... more »

  susanhertz wrote:

Threshold is an excellent psychosocial rehab day program serving Durham residents with SPMI, severe and persistent mental illness. On the work ordered day model it support members in education, employment, housing, life skills, and provides essential... more »

  Grateful Mom 2013 wrote:

Community Solutions made such a difference in the lives of myself and my girls. They helped us feel safe and loved, providing shelter and counseling. It made all the difference in the world to realize that I was not alone, others have been through domestic... more »

  JaneNangle wrote:

This organization is now Reed House, Inc. See www.reed-house.org. It serves over 100 adults whose lives have been impacted by serious mental illness. At Reed House they experience a word-ordered day, similar to what they would experience in the competitive... more »

  empoweredlife wrote:

Concerns About Leadership and Organizational Culture at Turning Point Behavioral Health”Turning Point Behavioral Health has an important mission and provides critical services to the community, particularly through programs like The Living Room.... more »

  hrpaaul wrote:

Reliance Health has changed my life in so so many ways. They are the epitome of what an organization should aspire to be. more »

  alarrison wrote:

I had the opportunity to work for this organization for 3 years, and saw the dedication of the staff. Their programs include therapeutic schools for students with severe emotional problems, and homeless outreach. I worked in the high school and can... more »

  Tigey wrote:

The Rainbow Heights Club is a Club for mental health consumers who are Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender or Questioning. The Club as headed by Dr. Christian Huygen, Executive Director, Rebecca Hoffman, Director and Darren Hoke, Deputy Director has... more »

  j_vicaro wrote:

I have wanted to report this for the longest time. I am going copy & paste my review I left on Google a few days ago. Today was the last straw. I've begun to record interactions with them as well.All of these negative reviews are very accurate!... more »

  aburke8752 wrote:

THE INSTITUTE HAS A GRANT TO SERVE VETERANS AND THEIR FAMILIES FOR free COUNSELING SERVICES. PLS CALL ANN BURKE, LCSW-R FOR PROGRAM INFO. 212-725-7850 X 103 more »

  Writer wrote:

Recovery Innovations of Virginia, Inc. merged with Recovery Innovations, Inc. Recovery Innovations, Inc. has undergone an amazing transformation in 2015 and has rebranded the organization to be known as RI International. The change was made to better... more »

  Tamara10 wrote:

I have been a client of Independence Center since Jan 2010 and recently I have been able to go back to work full time. This place really works and I recommend it to any seriously mentally ill person who really wants to get better, get off disability,... more »

  stalnakers wrote:

LIARS!!! TRIED TO CAUSE DRAMA WITH MY DAUGHTER AND HER FAMILY!! JUST MADE STUFF UP! THIS IS A FACILITY THAT YOU CAN SIGN YOURSELF IN AND OUT OF. ONE ONE OF THE EMPLOYEES TOLD HER THAT I OFFERED TO PAY ALL THE EMPLOYEES $20 IF THEY WOULD STOP HER FROM... more »

  kjdkejd wrote:

Terrorize patients on a regular basis by failing to provide meds-decent housing-playing head games ect. Hired a man that had a record of domestic violence. Suspect substance abuse problems with therapists and social workers. Worst rated hud apartments... more »

  moreylesley wrote:

I found Tidewater Pastoral Counseling in The Shopper that comes in my mail. It came at a time when I needed it the most. I really do believe it was a sign from God. Not only does this company have great counselors who really helped me but their office... more »

  Lorettabin wrote:

I working with the client. But the company does not like to pay employers correctly. They are disloyal when they hire you. It takes over 4weeks to get first paycheck the manager claims employers hours and reimbursement that is owed the them. Also the... more »

  sullivant1 wrote:

At the age of 38, my brother (with Downs Syndrome) was fortunate to become involved with Milestone. He had lived with family until that time and spent literally no time in the community. Milestone was (and continues to be) encouraging to family members,... more »

  Toco wrote:

Samaritan Counseling Center of Albuquerque has a wonderful history of service to the community. Staff, administrators and counselors are dedicated to providing compassionate and excellent care above and beyond. The board is so involved and committed... more »

  fp2013 wrote:

Youth Advocate Services is a non-profit agency in Columbus, Ohio that provides foster care, adoption services, Help Me Grow, and home-based and school-based mental health counseling services. I am a current foster parent with this agency, and they are... more »

  Allison L. wrote:

I've volunteered for this organization for nine years. Professional, smart and dedicated team that are changing the odds for children and families facing adversity in Palm Beach County. In addition to my time, I also support them financially. Extremely... more »

  Bari wrote:

I have served as a volunteer at VCS Inc. since 1999. Since 1970 VCS Inc., a non-profit organization located in Rockland County, NY, has provided continuous service and programs throughout the Hudson Valley and in other areas as determined by the needs... more »

  TamSmith44 wrote:

High Point offers addiction and mental health services to adults and adolescents. It also has sites in Brockton, New Bedford, Manomet, and Taunton. In addition, it opened a 72-bed psychiatric hospital in Middleboro in June for both adults and adolescents. High... more »

  BEAVERMOUSE wrote:

Rise Phoenix Rise has been a tremendous source of support for me for years. Traci has gone way out of her way to provide individualized supports such as one on one peer support for me. I also have benefited from several of the programs such as support... more »

  Writer wrote:

This place is terribly irresponsible. If you accidentally leave your belongings there, they WILL NOT return them to you even if they claim to be holding them for you. I left Burberry sunglasses there, called to claim them, they asserted they were holding... more »

  Patschubey wrote:

My husband and I are involved with Protected Harbor. We have seen the residents who are persons with developmental disabilities grow and thrive and become more a part of society than they were before. They love to do projects for others. Even though... more »

  so totally lost wrote:

they don't even return calls at all, ever, for years more »

  Writer wrote:

I love Comprehensive. As a disabled adult with bipolar disorder, they're where I can see a doctor-- the only place that had appointments. They treat you with respect. more »

  avajones1 wrote:

This is a great nonprofit organization. They care very genuinely about making a difference in the lives of those served. They have excellent mental health services for kids, parents and families. Lots of supportive services provided in the community.... more »

  chdomaha wrote:

The Center for Holistic Development, Inc. goes far and beyond the call of duty to provide professional counseling to those in need. The staff is very professional, kind and caring. I would refer my friends and family to this facility. more »

  markfairfield wrote:

The Relational Center is an inspiring community committed to relational practices of shared responsibility, distributed leadership, and social equity. I am deeply grateful for my relationships with all of its participants--board members, staff, volunteers,... more »

  JoanJ wrote:

Henderson Behavioral Health has provided services in Broward County for over 60 years. I first became aware of Henderson when a family member started exhibiting psychotic behavior. I placed a call to Henderson's Crisis Hotline and was connected to a... more »

  CJones33 wrote:

my son has been attending Gateway for about 3 years now. it is hard to find a progam that fits all needs so we were happy when we were referred to gateway. my son goes to the habiltation program 4 days a week. my son loves the food and has friends at... more »

  lucy wrote:

PMH is dedicated to serving their clients even in this time of financial hardship. Their visibility in the numerous communities they serve has increased in recent years. Reports I receive back from clients are good. more »

  Linda_DCOffice wrote:

I am familiar with this great Eastern Shore of Maryland nonprofit organization because a family member has worked there for many years. I'm glad I have had an opportunity to learn about the organization's work with people with behavioral health issues.... more »

  KarenCZU wrote:

The Comfort Zone Unlimited, a newly organized peer run organization, helps people experiencing mental health issues to help themselves. The Drop-In is unstructured and offers many activities: a pool table, a Wii, televisions, arts and crafts and dancing.... more »

To ensure the availability of comprehensive, community-based mental health services that are accessible to the public and promote... more »

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To provide clinically and culturally appropriate behavioral healthcare and related services to people of all ages in collaboration... more »

To provide planning, coordination and direct delivery of mental health, substance abuse and mental retardation services at various... more »

The arukah institute of healing addresses the epidemic of emotional woundedness afflicting communities today. We are a new culture... more »

Operated a drop-in center for mentally ill persons and provided non- clinical services center to them free of charge. Provided... more »

Crossroads mission is to provide a continuum of quality life-changing behavioral health services for children, adolescents, young... more »

To provide educational, social, more »