Find Mental Health Associations Nonprofits and Charities

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  keitchnky79 wrote:

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

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »