Find Mental Health Disorders Nonprofits and Charities

  Shay J. wrote:

This organization is one that changed my life. I got the opportunity to travel to Uganda with Hope Speaks in the summer of 2018, and it far exceeded anything that I was expecting. The amount of lives that have been and are being changed by Hope Speaks... more »

  ssb12 wrote:

Samaritan Counseling Center is a wonderful resource for people in southwestern PA. The staff is extremely professional and caring. I love that the counseling and educational programs use the resources of faith. The holistic approach to achieve spiritual,... more »

  kathy.harkey wrote:

NAMI Central Virginia is a wonderful organization. NAMI Central Virginia helped my family and me when a loved one developed a mental illness. NAMI Central Virginia is the place to turn for mental health education, support, resources, and advocacy. more »

  Writer wrote:

Great Experience!Received our original documents through the mail. Renewing info was a breeze. Flew with our dog to California from Buffalo last January. No problems. more »

  pdarby wrote:

I recently participated in training that ONE Freedom sponsored for trainers who work with veterans pre and post deployment. I also observed some of these trainers present to a group of police officers from multiple jurisdictions in Colorado. I was impressed... more »

  ssrip wrote:

In my short experience as a volunteer with FACTR, I can personally vouch for Karita with regards to her passion for her work. As the president, she has been working hard to help clients and establish relationships with immigrant/refugee communities in... more »

  arowe wrote:

Great place to work! Great environment and wonderful people! more »

  oneblessedmama wrote:

I can remember clearly someone whom I consider to be family letting me know about this beautiful woman who had begun this work here in Marin county when I was expecting my 4th little one and was experiencing a major depressive episode, although I hesitated... more »

  Aaron56 wrote:

Animals and Society Institute is a great resource for the community of Ann Arbor as well as the world at large. ASI provides services to all individuals through programs, workshops, and the reviewing and editing of articles in two journals on the human-animal... more »

  Writer wrote:

TSA of Texas has great and helpful programs for those dealing with Tourette's. They offer programs such as area support groups across the state that bring bring families together to learn and share support, In-Service programs to school districts provide... more »

  Mike-H wrote:

Friends is a peer run organization that has empowered many of the clients we serve and I applaud all of their efforts to help others on their road to recovery. 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 »

  HorsesHeal wrote:

I support Riding To The Top and trust them to spend my donation wisely! Professional leadership, talented instructors and passionate volunteers working together to serve people with disabilties. more »

  Writer wrote:

As a member of the Evanston community, I have found Impact to be a tremendous asset to our area. While Evanston has many great non-profits, Impact is one of a kind. My experiences with their staff, board, and participants have always been pleasant. more »

  Ebbe wrote:

It is a peaceful place. Which is important. Like anything there are always ups and downs. There are more ups than downs here. My most honest review is that I was extremely frustrated to go anywhere however I am grateful for the kindness/caring of the... more »

  keitchnky79 wrote:

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

  11smith wrote:

My name is Jeffrey Smith, I live in Atlanta Georgia and Antwine Vision Foundation helped me with permanent housing, healthcare and financial disability benefits. I was homeless off and on for many years. I had no income, homeless and I have a disability.... 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 »

  kkaeni wrote:

The heart and mission of this organization is always centered. From the board, staff and hundreds of volunteers to the thousands of perinatal families who are supported yearly. I proudly offer PSI as a resource to all families in need of perinatal mental... 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 »

  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 »

  Grandma Concerned wrote:

I have been a consistent donor to the Juvenile Bipolar Research Foundation since its inception. It is the only organization that it totally focused on research - not intervention/politics/policy-making/advocacy/counseling. I have a son who has severe... 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 »

  happiedaze42 wrote:

Trinity Services, Inc. states that they desire to provide fulfilling lives to people with disabilities. In my brief time working with employees at this non-profit, I have come to realize that they truly do nothing to support these men and women. For... more »