Find Community Mental Health Centers Nonprofits and Charities

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  KBGR wrote:

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

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  ____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 »

  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 »