Find Mental Health Associations Nonprofits and Charities

  Juliana Piova wrote:

I've found in Kidpower people who really are doing something to change life for better and not only in their own neibourhood but all around the world. Its an amazing work made by people who really cares. more »

  elliecarver wrote:

Camp Starfish is doing amazing things, supporting those children who need it the most. This camp specializes in giving kids with emotional, behavioral and learning problems with a normal camp experience. Beyond the camp experience, Camp Starfish is providing... more »

  HKM2125 wrote:

This nonprofit has the mission, focus, and dynamism to change the world. Active Minds is the nation’s premier nonprofit that focuses on suicide prevention, the destigmatization of mental health issues and the promotion of student advocacy... more »

  kozenber wrote:

As a parent with a child with ADHD, you are constantly on the look out for resources and information. Less than a week before the annual seminar, I found ADDA-SR. I was able to receive a parent scholarship to attend. Just being with other parents--hearing... more »

  jlirette29 wrote:

Can’t see enough and Angelo and this charity. Been to a couple of events and made some true friends. Looking forward to many more in the future. more »

  Limitless8 wrote:

Volunteered to help out at their camp it was very organized and professional.They went the extra mile to make sure campers were safe and social distancing all well running a successful and educational camp.Coaches being current and former... more »

  jls1 wrote:

NAMI has been an unbelievable help to me as a care giver for a mentally ill person. I found comfort, expertise, information and fellowship in attending the support meetings and the Family-to-Family 12 week class. NAMI is there for the families and... more »

  jpochue wrote:

The Quell Foundation plays an integral and impactful role in public health and public safety. As an advocate for first responders, veterans and law enforcement, my experiences with Quell are exemplary of the foundation's commitment and dedication to mental... more »

  Emiliano Diaz de L. wrote:

I can't think of a more worthy organization for your support. Your support makes it possible for MenHealing to help male survivors of sexual trauma heal. more »

  CR123123 wrote:

Very community oriented. Has sponsored some great programs. Founder and the board are very passionate about this cause and it shows. A great organization. more »

  EDGEWATER wrote:

HAPPY TO HAVE VISITED INSTITUTE OFFICE AND FOUND MYSELF WARMLY WELCOMED BY STAFF!DIRECTOR ERIN FOUNTAIN IS A CONSUMATE , CARING PROFESSIONALWHO ENDEAVORS TO INSTILL IN HER "CLIENTS" THE HIGHEST EXPECTATIONS. more »

  Adamsj1540 wrote:

House of Love Ministries has been a blessing in my Life and Foundation . I was able to have a Pleasure to meeting Pastor Matt Johnson thru Facebook as we serve the Feeding South Florida . Pastor Matt also served on my Board for a 1 House of love as... more »

  Terrie S wrote:

Not enough can be said about the warm, genuine, and hard-working nature of this non-profit, including its staff and volunteers. I joined the Mental Health Association in Tulsa as a volunteer board intern and was immediately impressed by the spirit of... more »

  MOMS wrote:

Postpartum Progress has been critical in my personal battle against PPD. I have been able to find well written and well researched articles to many of the questions I have had in my recovery from postpartum depression and anxiety. I have been able to... more »

  Brittney P. wrote:

I volunteer for this non-profit. The foundation contributes to helping those impacted by severe mental illness in Northern Virginia. more »

  Martha37 wrote:

I think what this foundation is doing for local families is amazing. Everyone should rally behind them with love, support and donations to keep them going. more »

  brandien wrote:

I didn't realize how much this scholarship meant to me until my parents told me that they didn't have to pay anything for my 1st semester. I have an older sister in college and every semester, my parents are struggling to cover her expenses that are not... more »

  RickS-4008 wrote:

I have been very involved with MHAG since being introduced by a friend last year and have since joined the Board Of Directors. I have found their Mental Health services extraordinary and the use of assets very efficient. The contribution to the community... more »

  Teena A. wrote:

NAMI is an absolutely great organization. After being diagnosed with a mental illness I thought my whole entire life was over. It was in an Intensive Outpatient Program that I met a speaker from NAMI that gave me hope that recovery was... more »

  Barbara C.7 wrote:

Great mission, wonderful mission-oriented mini-horses (after you meet them, you'll agree), dedicated people. What more is there to want/love? more »

  wcove2200 wrote:

NAMI Gulf Coast's educational programs, resource guidance and personal support made a world of difference in understanding my son and their support to my son helped him to live a better life. The people in NAMI GC are like an extended family. ... more »

  andrea21 wrote:

In 09/2007 I found out about NAMI after my daughter (who lives with me) had her first psychotic break down while I was away on vacation with my youngest daughter. Getting this news over the phone was both shocking & painful. I knew my daughter had psychological... more »

  valleyofthesun wrote:

My husband, who was diagnosed as being in the mid stages of Alzheimer's, attended The Perfect Place for a year for several half days or whole days each week. This place was truly a Godsend to me as I didn't have in-home help, and this was my only opportunity... more »

  henryka091 wrote:

Rhonda and her team are a dedicated group of professionals who can support individuals experiencing chronic illness and their families comprehensively. Rhonda's empathetic approach is crucial in the care she provides. more »

  Writer wrote:

This organization is ran by a compassionate, caring & giving woman; her name is Gloria. She has always been there to offer her support & professional advise to me. She is a great listener & nonjudgmental. I have great respect for her! She is a great role... more »

  Mary Ann T. wrote:

I heard about this organization on Facebook. As a retiree, who was undergoing double knee replacements it was about a year before I actually got to a class. It had been decades since I had practiced any yoga. This first class was wonderful. Christina... more »

  mobileUser777116 wrote:

This principle based addiction recovery program uses sound psychological approaches that are far more effective than other traditional methods more »

  keitchnky79 wrote:

Foundation is at a great baseline for creating unique campaigns, tracking data and collaborating with mental health partners. more »

  Francesca S. wrote:

I began to volunteer with TAFA because I want to be a psychiatrist one day. I met Drew (the co-founder) and fell in love with his mission. It's so simple, yet so complex. Ending loneliness. Who would have thought? I was having some problems at home and... more »

  MAS3606 wrote:

MHA has served a critical role serving the mental health wellness and education needs in our community. The programs, services, and staff have grown in impact and efficiency over the past several years. more »

  Connectionsbeliever wrote:

Over the many years that we have been involved with Connections, I have had the oppotunity to see first-hand the numerous lives this organization touches, and the difference it makes in those lives. From help for the homeless to substance abuse treatment... more »

  neldred wrote:

In my short time with the Samaritan Counseling Center, I have met all the staff who are kind and considerate individuals and very knowledgeable in their fields. They care greatly for their clients and administer compassionate therapy while being sensitive... more »

  Ana Sousa B. wrote:

This is an amazing organization, built up by caring and devoted individuals doing a daily job that affects us all: creating awareness on mental health. I'm most honoured for being one of the directors of the board Many blessings to all my colleagues... more »

  tlhonk wrote:

DBSA Chicago Corporate offices house the Advocacy team. This team includes volunteers from Illinois, New Jersey, California, Florida and Tennessee. Headed up by the Vice President of Advocacy these states have leadership teams and advocates for depression... more »

  ccordova71 wrote:

Brigid was placed with us in February of 2020, she came to us well trained and ready to help me with my panic attacks and to help me get up if I fall. So far, she has been my newest best friend and helped me as I get older. I am 71 and a Vietnam Veteran,... 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 »

  Sharrie wrote:

Having worked with youth, I know how important it is to be responsive when a youth asks for help. SEWI gives that response; they are on site, available, compassionate and work with youth free of charge. Their programs are tailored to each individual's... more »

  1233GoCubs wrote:

My name is Donna Sabin and I volunteer with Paws for Patrick as the Chair of the Wish Granter Program. Every year we help hundreds of applicants through the process of acquiring an Emotional Support Animal. It has been an absolute joy to work for this... more »

  Gregg E. wrote:

What makes this organization wonderful beyond the critical work they do to help those with mental illness is the dedicated passion of Stella Kalfas. Stella continues to take her deep knowledge and reach out to her vast network to create the awareness... more »

  namigo1 wrote:

NAMI Greater Orlando (NAMI-GO) is Central Florida's voice on mental illness. NAMI-GO provides support groups, education classes, and special events for those affected by mental illness - peers/consumers, families, friends, veterans, health care providers,... more »

  DBSA-GC wrote:

DBSA-GC has been a huge help in many lives. I became active because it helped my daughter help me. more »

  IowaMom wrote:

As a volunteer at Orchard Place, i was able to see firsthand just how impactful their services are to children and teens in Iowa. The true passion and care all the employees have was clear, and the children who I worked with all seemed excited when we... more »

  donlegg wrote:

I did an internship here and I still volunteer. The tribal like atmosphere is an ideal environment for recovery. The Packard Institute Inc also provides Family Support Services for those who may have lost a loved one due to their addiction or have a... more »

  Abbie3 wrote:

I volunteer, work, and donate for ETC. I've seen miracles happening at this place!! By using the therapy horses as connectors emotionally and by their natural movements to improve therapies for clients, it helps vastly improve results. I've seen kids... more »

  Shocked wrote:

The National Federation has lost the founding members true vision and mission of the grassroots organization. Their values now appear more focused on getting a paycheck verses really helping children, youth and their familes with mental disorders. ... more »

  lucyjonas wrote:

I did a 3 month public policy internship at the Mental Health Association of San Francisco and had a truly wonderful experience there. MHA-SF staff are extremely caring, compassionate individuals who dedicate themselves to creating positive changes in... more »

  mlgietl wrote:

Normal In Schools is an amazing experience lived through the very real life scenario of a family dealing with a daughter/sister's eating disorder. This powerful musical, followed up by a talk-back with professional medical experts on eating disorders,... more »

  ehschwarz wrote:

I have used the services of Harbor City Services on several occasions. Once when I sold my business they moved, stored and sold excess office funiture and office equipment and supplies. I have also use them to do three residential moves and for storage... 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 »

  Writer wrote:

EmpowerSurvivors offers a weekly peer group in my hometown and also has a online facebook support group that I use as well.I have found the EmpowerSurvivors peer support group very helpful in my healing journey. Between the peer support and yearly... more »

  R.G. wrote:

I can't thank you enough for getting us back on track and saving my family from collapse. more »

  wideranging wrote:

I have been donating to The Door for many years and have taken a tour of their facilities. I am especially impressed with the health care and legal services that are provided to teens who have no other access to those services, in addition to the counseling,... more »

  Andrea1978 wrote:

I have been volunteering with NAMI Rochester since 2016. I took the peer to peer class. It changed my life. NAMI Rochester is wonderful ������ more »

  beckerdrygoods wrote:

I found HealGrief.org shortly after my mother died. I wish I had found its services and website earlier. I could have written the obituary on the site, posted the funeral notice and been able to truly communicate my mother's death in a less stressful... more »

  Mika C. wrote:

I'm a volunteer and strong water farm is the best place to go I get involded to help with so many fun thing from trail rides to helping with sponge baths although greatest thing I get to be apart of is those kids that smile at the end of their lessons... more »

  lesliecheinz wrote:

I feel the drop-in-center helps me be with people. I am not judged, I can be myself. I know I am among friends at the center. They offer so many outings and projects it can be hard to choose. more »

  mobileUser416542 wrote:

Perspectives Center for Care is an excellent place to get the help that you needed to get back to your normal life. The staff are wonderful! more »

  kcarabello wrote:

FMHAC deals with a subject and population that many people prefer not to think about. Fortunately, this association is willing to step in and provide education in the field of forensic mental health that ensures a well educated workforce. It also works... more »

  Agratefulparent wrote:

When our adult child was diagnosed with schizophrenia, my wife and I knew very little about mental illnesses in general or about schizophrenia in particular. And most of what we "knew" was wrong. Fortunately the treating psychiatrist was excellent... more »

  Jung0221 wrote:

I’m a volunteer there, and I know that although it’s named Jewish Community Free Clinic, anyone can make an appointment if they need medical help and are without a normal healthcare. I personally feel that it’s still underappreciated for what it... more »

  Gretel2001 wrote:

I was seeing a psychiatrist for depression and thought it might help to go to a group support meeting at this association. Then I talked to a couple of directors of the Association. It was obvious that they didn't have any expertise in dealing with depression.... more »

  carlacjac wrote:

This organization has been of extreme help to me and my family. It has given our relatives the opportunity to thrive with their disability. I therefore have dedicated both time and money to make it become even more successful in its mission and its... more »

  waxie 1899 wrote:

I have found this organization to be extraordinary in its role in helping those with neuro-psychologica disorders recover from their illnesses. The amount of information presented to consumers in the Las Vegas community puts DBSA Southern Nevada in the... more »

  stefko wrote:

My friend and I had an amazing time playing the Tell My Story card game! The questions made it so easy to open up, share stories, and laugh a ton. We got to know each other in a way that felt natural and fun. If you’re looking for a card game... more »

  Writer wrote:

Mental Health America of SC Aiken County is an exceptional organization dedicated to decreasing the stigma related to mental illness as well as educating the public about mental illness and ways to access treatment. This organization is an asset to the... more »

  arleneta wrote:

Where do I start, the director is intimidating clients with her mafia mob Italian complex and she doesn't even have enough education to provide counseling. Her own staff doesn't even have one person with masters degree and she is offering all types of... more »

  CorinnaWest wrote:

I used to work there and the WASA program helped me start my own business. I'm now working on an entrepreneurial approach to mental health based on some of the approaches I learned there. It was a good supportive place to work for a long time. They know... more »

  Writer wrote:

One of the best nonprofits I've ever been apart of! 100%volunteer run organization more »

  Dr.ApplebyLMSW wrote:

NAMI is the National Alliance on Mental Illness, the nation’s largest grassroots mental health organization dedicated to building better lives for the millions of Americans affected by mental illness. We envision a world where all people affected by... 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 »

  justahuman wrote:

I started attending NAMI classes that were for family members and friends of those with a mental illness about 20 years ago for & with my daughter. It was an absolute eye opener! We were given a huge binder & told that in 6 or so weeks we would know more... more »

  mhageauga wrote:

The leaders in this non-profit are all incompetent! more »

  Katina_H wrote:

A HOPEFUL Story Once upon a time there was this little girl who was abandoned by her mom because of drugs. She was sent to live with a father that was a workaholic, alcoholic and beat his wife on a continuous basis. At the age of fourteen she was... more »

  tefhab1 wrote:

I feel compelled to share my experience with Every-Mind to raise awareness and caution potential employees. My intention is to provide valuable insights that could impact one's decision to associate with this organization. In my time with Every-Mind,... more »

  IyashemaRedd wrote:

Simply Amazing!I have had the pleasure of being a board member of Bnurd'e for three years. The passion and dedication toward ensuring positive opportunities for our young girls of color has been impeccable. Our dedicated staff has supported social-emotional... more »

  Elizabeth Q. wrote:

Having fought the good fight, I simply stand my ground and wait for God's providence. https://youtube.com/channel/UCb26QwveKffmm4vTz9WdaWQ In the United States, we once enjoyed freedom of speech to present formidable opposition to injustice... more »

  chrishastings5 wrote:

This agency has helped by advocating on my behalf about 10 years ago and has continually been a part of my tool chest of recovery from Mental health issues. They also have helped great with my substance abuse , 15 years of sobriety as of 2016! The people... more »

  ccranor wrote:

My journey with DBS began in 2018. My family and I started attending this meeting because I was very ill. Mentally and emotionally I was lost in a very deep and dark depression. These meetings saved my life. They also helped my family understand my illness... more »

  greenersidehaven wrote:

I met Shane, the founder of K9 CARES when the organization was in its infancy. Although it is still quite new, I am confident that the dogs will be painstakingly matched with their humans for a perfect match. The idea of pairing abused animals with abused... more »

  donmaria wrote:

Having a brother who was a victim of suicide, I’m acutely aware of the pain and helplessness that both the victim and their family members suffer. The mission of this nonprofit is dear to my heart. more »

  angoakes wrote:

My name is Angela Oakes, I am a certified peer support specialist, a mother, a wife, a volleyball player and coach, I also suffer from Borderline Personality Disorder and Bi-Polar Disorder. I have volunteered with the Mental Health Association in the... more »

  Dawn Hoffner wrote:

I've appreciated the opportunity to collaborate with the dedicated staff & great volunteers of Mental Health America of ND to promote behavioral health for all North Dakotans through education & advocacy. This small nonprofit does important and needed... more »

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  Cheryllynneera wrote:

Children's Foundation of America is a completely volunteer-staffed organization which raises funds and hosts events for abused, neglected and trauma-affected children living in foster care, residential treatment and mental health placements. Their Mission... more »

  Writer wrote:

NAMI Multnomah's Family to Family class was a lifesaver for me. I was struggling to understand my brother's PTSD and bi-polar symptoms, and between the class curriculum, the teachers and the other participants, I understood that my brother and I were... more »

  sacvolunteer1956 wrote:

I volunteered for their Warmline program a few years ago. They really don't care about their staff and they are shady with their money. I posted a review on here previously but it looks like it was taken down. Would never volunteer here again. Management... more »

  divatude214 wrote:

This is an awesome organization that is bringing mental health awareness to the inner city community through outreach and engagement opportunities! This organization is offering a much needed service to the inner city community during a time when mental... more »

  PaulOHPM wrote:

The Mental Health Association of Palm Beach County is a leading advocacy voice for children and adults with mental illness and their families. I have volunteered my time to the organization for three years because, as a parent to a young man with serious... more »

  anyakod wrote:

I have benefited from my time at Longwood Care. The staff is very friendly and accomodating. A place to vent is very helpful and feel supported. Thank You more »

  sandellegalservices wrote:

A friend of mine provided major funds to this organization to be used for one specific purpose, and instead of doing what the funds were supposed to be used for, the money was taken and illegally applied to personal debts (including a mortgage) of the... more »

  Titans01 wrote:

Hello how are you?I have had Hydrocephalus and Spina Bifida Occulta since birth.I’m in my 50’s now and just recently had to have an ETV shunt surgery.The shunt I had since I was a newborn stopped working.I had to stop working and it’s scary right... more »

  lgregory wrote:

I have served on close to a dozen large and small nonprofit boards over the last 25 years. I can say without hesitation that serving on the board of Safe Space Radio (SSR) has been one of the most rewarding board service experiences for me. We are a small... more »

  Dina212 wrote:

Struggling with depression isn't for the faint of heart, so when my psychiatrist told me that he was retiring, I didn't know what I would do. He suggested that I contact Mental Health America of Fredericksburg's Helpline to get information about other... more »

  Audrey wrote:

Although NAMI Arkansas seems to have been non active for the past few years, I 'm sure the potential is there within this state to become a powerful force for good within the Mental Health community. I'm sure the reason NAMI Arkansas has not grown is... more »

  Jasmine14 wrote:

The USFF provides a safe, friendly, and lovely residence for adults with a severe and persistent mental illness. I first came to know this wonderful place when my son went to live there 12 years ago when he was just 19 years old. I was so afraid that... more »

  Beth H.10 wrote:

Great walk in clinic and Call center here that helps so many people get connected with resources. more »

  Jenny B. wrote:

NAMI Boise is a great organization that has helped many families in the Treasure Valley. I volunteer with this group and have gotten to know a lot of wonderful people. The organization has experienced a lot of growth over the past few years but could... more »

  bnicklin wrote:

I have been working with Friends of Loudoun Mental Health since 1998. The organization is a mission driven, caring and efficiently operated. As far as non profits go they are able to use all volunteers to maximize the impact of donor contributions.... more »

  JessicaFriedlander wrote:

The Mental Health Association of Rockland County is a fantastic organization that serves Rockland residents with mental health challenges. I'm delighted to work with its Compeer Coordinator, Kathy Burns, to help promote its comprehensive Compeer Volunteer... more »

  DCH1876 wrote:

Project Helping is such an amazing organization for not only community members but as well as community partners. They staff truly wants everyone involved to walk away feeling good about the experience. Volunteers are always supported by Project Helping... more »

  NAMI.reject wrote:

My experience with NAMI is so negative I could write several pages, but I’ll try to condense. In my opinion it’s an organization to help the “Unfortunate parents” of the mentally ill. NEVER EVER have I heard anyone imply that just maybe... more »

  beverlyb_22902 wrote:

"VOCAL is Virginia's statewide mental health network. The mission of VOCAL is to strengthen the mental health system in Virginia by creating alternatives & complements to services currently available. VOCAL educates people on how to stay mentally well.... more »

  tchelpspot wrote:

Tykes & Teens is a wonderful organization offering much needed services to not just Martin County but surrounding areas as well. I've worked with them in a professional setting but their staff is so caring and proactive and have taken time to not only... more »

  timster59 wrote:

My name is Tim. Several months ago a friend of mine told me about the Mental Health call back at service of Mental Health Associates of East Tennessee. They have been an inspirational and sometimes even a life saver to me. Having peer support means... more »

  Zeeep wrote:

You always get the finest, down home, welcoming committee who are just itching to meet new clients and if you have a drug problem, no worries they'll point you in the right direction . Theu are all ears and very patient and have been where you arez so... more »

  Ingridjee Pintucci S. wrote:

NAMI is THE most knowledgeable and active Mental Health NON PROFIT in Santa Barbara County. Their Family to Family program taught by volunteers is unique. Without it as a parent, I would still be lost to find resources, understand and act, to... more »

  ISIMPSON wrote:

IM A MEMBER OF AURORA CLUB AND CANT GET A RIDE> IF SOMEONE CAN PICK ME UP AND TAKE ME I WOULD GREATLY APPRECIATE IT> I LIVE AT1954 DERRY STREET ISAURA SIMPSON 7175573588 more »

  Teena A. wrote:

NAMI is an absolutely great organization. After being diagnosed with a mental illness I thought my whole entire life was over. It was in an Intensive Outpatient Program that I met a speaker from NAMI that gave me hope that recovery... more »

Organization douglass community association (the "organization") seeks to ensure that effective , efficient, and quality opportunities... more »

To instill hope, inspire change, and build community. Our vision we believe in the resilience of the human spirit. We dedicate... more »

Work towards improved mental health services in fulton & montgomery counties, ny and to provide child care services. more »

To provide a home atmosphere for individuals with mental illness and to have educational and entertainment opportunities for members more »

Mental illness support and advocacy more »

DBSA Albuquerque is a member run and recovery driven organization. We offer support, education and work opportunities to consumers... more »

TO IMPROVE THE LIVES OF INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES IMPACTED BY MENTAL DISORDERS THROUGH SUPPORT,EDUCATION, ADVOCACY AND RESEARCH more »

To support and advocate at the local, state and national levels the promotion of the quality of care, rights and interests of... more »

To create quality services and compassionate relationships that engage, instruct, and inspire, through education and advocacy,... more »

To provide mental health services. more »

To develope emotional intelligence classes for children more »

Promotes healing, inspires hope, and celebrates courage in everyday heroes by engaging them in a process that helps them reflect,... more »

The Mental Health Association in Ulster County, Inc. mission is to engage all people in achieving their optimal mental health... more »

Mental health aid/awareness. more »

To advocate for the mental health needs and provide a full range of mental health services directed toward prevention and treatment.... more »

Form 990-ez, part iii - primary exempt purposethe mission of the entity is to work in partnership to pursue solutions ensuring... more »

The association promotes community mental health thru advocacy, education and access to mental health services. more »

To work for the promotion of mental wellness and the prevention of mental and addictive disorders. To educate the public about... more »

Advocacy in south-central texas (Bexar and surrounding counties) for mental health policies that remove barriers to access to... more »

Training mental health professionals more »

To foster excellence in the development and testing of evidence-based ehealth promotion, prevention, treatment, and maintenance... more »