Find Mental Health Treatment Nonprofits and Charities

  ValerieM2000 wrote:

MAPS is an effective non profit which is doing groundbreaking research on novel treatments for PTSD. MAPS cares about results, and they have an excellent staff of highly dedicated, talented, and hard working individuals. more »

  rose42486 wrote:

I am getting my masters in social work and interned with them for my foundation school year. It was a great experience and it is great to see that agencies like this exist. The staff is excellent and the children really benefit from the program. more »

  mamamagnolia wrote:

I am a spouse of a 24 year Green Beret. I went to the GBF in search of support for a very select group of people that many of the non -profits do not recognize as having needs and support. I'm talking about the Spouses and caregivers of our SOF warriors.... 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 »

  Cyndi D. wrote:

I served as a Summer intern for SonRise spending 40+ hours a week. What an amazing experience. The volunteers are some of the best I have ever met, always positive, always ready to learn, and always giving their all for SonRise, the horses,... 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 »

  herbandrea wrote:

Even though I have served as a Board Member for about 7 years, my connection with Glade Run on a personal level goes back to 1999 when my nephew was a resident there. He had many behavioral issues as he was growing up, he was hard to handle, there were... more »

  Dennis B.4 wrote:

An amazing organization dedicated to the health and recovery of veterans, active duty, and their families. Passionate volunteers provide free yoga and meditation classes throughout the country. Based on science, the Veterans Yoga Project has objectively... more »

  Writer wrote:

I have volunteered for this organization since 2014 and have also participated in their recreational rehabilitation/adaptive sports rowing and kayaking programs. This organization originally started with 5-disabled Veterans in May, 2013 and by September,... more »

  Garrett D. wrote:

I have had the honor and privilege to work with this organization since the start of its Warrior Camp and have been overwhelmed by the generosity and the genuine desire to help Veterans of every generation by the staff. It has also given me a chance to... more »

  THE EIGHT wrote:

Going the EXTRA MILE! Family Health & Support Network, Inc. (FHSN) provides safe and loving homes for children placed in foster care. Additionally, the agency continues to go the extra mile to assure their children while in their care, are able obtain... more »

  greg.piehn0529 wrote:

As a volunteer and donor, I have always had great interactions with Casa Pacifica. I have so enjoyed my time volunteering for the Amigos and the Wine, Food and Brew festival. It's my favorite event of the year! Overall, they are an incredible organization.... more »

  Writer wrote:

WCS does amazing work with children and has a patient and loving staff. more »

  PCHT wrote:

This organization is one with such integrity. They work so hard to help people get not just help, but the right kind of help for them. Its a pleasure to be able to partner with The Powerful Project. 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 »

  Linda A. wrote:

My daughter was diagnosed with Bipolar Disorder in 2007. I knew I needed information and support. I discovered California Bipolar Foundation (later called International Bipolar Foundation) at a mental health fair. Immediately I received their newsletter... more »

  Nancy wrote:

I serve on the Board of New Foundation Center. My son lives in their housing. I am a former president of NAMI San Gabriel Valley, CA. No organization like this exists nation-wide. The housing is in safe stable neighborhoods. Staff is compassionate... more »

  Juanprieto wrote:

Mission 22 has helped out in so many ways. From informing me how many veterans take their lives on a daily basis to what programs are out there for our veterans. I myself am a Marine combat veteran who suffers from PTSD. So i know what these veterans... more »

  localyokel wrote:

Reliant Foundation is a wonderful cause to volunteer for. I recently helped out at their inaugural 5K event in October and thought it was very well run. I liked the fact that the charity and the event were promoting health and encouraging good nutrition,... more »

  JanetGer wrote:

I have volunteered with this organization for the past 3 years. CDLC consistently takes in animals that have no other options other than euthanasia or living their lives in an animal control. I love the cage-free environment. The director understands... more »

  sfilizzi wrote:

I've been volunteering with The Bodhana Group since 2017, and loving every moment of it. I love tabletop games and I love helping people, with The Bodhana Group, I can do both! more »

  Morgan H. wrote:

AViva center is one of the most outstanding programs that I ever been involved in. They do it for the love of the children and really care about making a difference in these kids lives. Something that is very hard to come across nowadays. more »

  ricooscar wrote:

Dream A Dream Therapeutic Horsemanship is a fantastic organization; its managers Brenda and Michael McCall offer a cheerful, safe and genuine horse-and-human experience for young people and adults with physical and mental challenges, especially those... more »

  Writer wrote:

This organization is the best provider of mental health services I have ever had experience with. Their welcoming spirit and dedicated care is inspiring. I love HOME! 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 »

  Writer wrote:

Providing an amazing public service for kids dealing with trauma due to abuse or neglect! more »

  mweeber wrote:

A Bright Spot is a phenomenal organization making a difference in lives one card and one stamp at a time. This small organization, under the direction of founder, Dee Dee Schrader, has made a simple, yet profound impact on the lives of thousands of lonely,... more »

  ShainSlepian wrote:

NESS Cares has a variety of resources available for people on the autism spectrum and the caregivers of autistic children. They offer subsidies for ABA services for those who are struggling with being able to afford it. The NESS site has an extensive... more »

  haammer wrote:

My personal experience with Seek Healing is deep healing and opportunity to advance myself and my life in the direction I wish to go. I also witness great healing in others, in some cases, I hear personal stories of lives being saved. more »

  Keila156 wrote:

I am currently an Intern at this non-profit organization. I feel welcomed and at home every time I walk in and work. They are family and community focused and their goal is to better living conditions for all. more »

  Hillary G.1 wrote:

Charla and David (and their staff) are amazing. If you are an experienced yogi or not, you'll find their classes comforting, welcoming, and they will help you feel at ease. Yoga is so much more than a physical practice and the WSP staff help portray that... more »

  brettrmyers wrote:

As a non profit organization with goals of helping veterans with ptsd this organization is top notch. When we leave the fast paced adrenaline packed life of the military many veterans struggle with what seems to be boring day to day life in the civilian... more »

  claramee wrote:

I am a donor because I believe that Timberknolls Spirit Cove Inc is a serious organization. The board of directors is formed of experienced managers, educators, healthcare providers, financiers, and Big dog lovers. But especially because Newfoundlands... more »

  drhenslin wrote:

Change Your Brain Change Your Life Foundation came along side a patient who was struggling with depression and anxiety. He had been to many doctors, and had given up hope. Change Your Brain Change Your Life Foundation made it possible for him to get... more »

  BPowell1980 wrote:

Reach for the Stars does amazing work. I watched as they gave a young lady a telescope, her and her adopted mom and sister began to cry because the family didn't have much. This young lady had a passion for the Stars and Kira and Carlos allowed her... more »

  elizabeth11 wrote:

Give An Hour is a critical resource for members of the military, veterans and their loved ones. We know that those who experience combat return home facing significant challenges including mental health issues and there are simply not enough mental health... more »

  Jim Risk wrote:

I have had the privilage of meeting The executive team and many of the day-to-day professionals at TVN and they are all extremely motivated and committed to their vision of providing excellent treatment and care of troubled youth. I have seen first hand... more »

  john81 wrote:

As a long-term financial donor (from the clinic's early years) and as a public health professional, I feel that the Arlington Free Clinic has done an exceptional job at serving the local community in a cost efficient manner. Since their early days working... more »

  Benson K wrote:

Hi, I am a volunteer for several orphanages in and around Nairobi Kenya East Africa. I am truly delighted with GDP-Kenya and the work they have done in the community. I've seen a real transformation in whatever project they may be involved in. The transformation... more »

  pvincent16 wrote:

A wonderful organization! I did dives at Extivita and was in the chamber with Veterans. I witnessed firsthand how caring the staff is and how much this non-profit is involved. They are doing great things to help Veterans heal! 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 »

  brieva627 wrote:

I attended the Children of the Lotus Retreat in 2017, and was blown away by the positive atmosphere of love, education, and fun! You could tell that passion, attention, and organization went into a great day, filled with activities and resources for both... 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 »

  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 »

  Barbara wrote:

We Care has helped children in our community for 50 years. I started volunteering in 1990 and realized what fantastic work they do for children with special needs. The staff is very knowledgeable plus they provide their services in a very loving environment.... 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 »

  Grace S.3 wrote:

As a volunteer at Saratoga WarHorse, I have found the experience to be valuable and enjoyable. The staff is great to work with and they are extremely dedicated to the mission of helping veterans, helping horses. I have seen and heard firsthand how the... more »

  ntaylo wrote:

I am a retired women's health nurse practitioner. I have been an Eden's Glory regular donor and volunteer for a few years. I teach a six week class on the woman's body to each new resident, and I spend one-on-one time outside of the class with each of... more »

  jgfjgf wrote:

Changing the lives of people living with mental illness. Giving hope, purpose and a brighter future for all who pass through our doors!! more »

  Robert G.1 wrote:

I am a Vietnam war vet. I hAve suffered with symptoms of PTSD most of my life. Through a chance meeting I was introduced to Serenity Trauma Healing Center. The staff and varied treatments literally helped me find answers, sleep, end of anxiety and depression... more »

  Mark wrote:

Girlthrive Inc. is a wonderful nonprofit organization that helps girls all over the world. Girlthrive provides the resources for young survivors to begin to talk about their abuse, and through this narrative process they begin to heal, to shed any guilt... more »

  michellekodner wrote:

As a former volunteer, I saw how the clients of Shalom House were treated with dignity and love. All the women I interacted with had specific development plans they were working toward such as improving their health, going to counseling, going to school,... more »

  Writer wrote:

I was an assistant art teacher at Arts in Action for two years and loved every minute of it. It is a very special program, different from other art classes you generally find for children. Angela Tripi-Weiss has created a beautiful way to teach children... more »

  GB1981 wrote:

I think that cornerstone is an exceptional organization. I have been with cornerstone for a very long time, and they have been very helpful to me. more »

  srehmani84 wrote:

Great organization supporting mental health and homelessness in San Francisco. more »

  Farmer25 wrote:

We work with so many great young people to build a better and more supportive social network that matches 13-19 by their 20 by 20 life goals with internship opportunities and advocacy channels built into the platformas well as free and easy to navigate... more »

  concernedcitizen911 wrote:

This "once great" organization continues to exist on their sheer size and PR spin. Services at the child level are poor. How can this org pay its CEO over $1M as well as having bloated salaries in many other senior positions at a time it is losing close... more »

  RemiDherb wrote:

This organization, in which I volunteered during 2 months, helps teenage girls or young women (and their babies) reintegrate into society after sexual trauma. They have a farm and implement permaculture to produce more sustainably. Thanks to the farm... more »

  ybrockdorf wrote:

Volunteering with DAWN has been one of the most meaningful experiences in my life. This isn’t just an organization that promises to help—it’s one that delivers aid directly to those who need it most. I’ve had the privilege of helping prepare medical... more »

  Amy Tripi wrote:

I've been a donor to Project Renewal for about 5 years now. My only regret is not hearing about them sooner. They seek out the "hardest to reach" homeless population and embrace them--they find them a home, counseling for addiction and/or mental illness,... more »

  KSchumer wrote:

I have been working with the Restoration of Hope Project for about a year. After going through a DIFFERENT sober living program, I realized that sober living is an unmonitored area of business and some programs care more than others. Restoration of Hope... more »

  Mariam B wrote:

To the wonderful Therapist (Dr Marcia Martin)I really don't know where to begin! I just want to thank you so much for helping me.For 3 years I have been going through a spiritual awakening which has been a very difficult and confusing... more »

  kmccor11 wrote:

As an NCA staff member, I work hard to support our mission of ensuring that child victims throughout the country receive the services they need to move forward from the trauma of their abuse. As an NCA donor, I give because I see the impact of our work... more »

  LStrawn wrote:

We have a terrific kid named Julia. When we were told that Julia was a pre natal stroke survivor and thus would be a kid living with cerebral palsy, the world suddenly became a very scary place. Would we be able to find the right therapies, services,... more »

  arowe wrote:

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

  mgwardlaw wrote:

It has always been my goal to insure that where I invest my time and money is with organizations that are well grounded in sound principles and do what they say they are going to do. That is evident every time I walk through the doors of one of ACFL's... more »

  Branden7 wrote:

It has been an absolute honor to serve as a board member to this great organization. COMHAR serves a community where the demand, for the high quality mental health treatment, is tremendous. The profound impact that COMHAR has on its members and the... more »

  JacquelineCain wrote:

The Austin Clubhouse is a place where members have an officially diagnosed mental illness of some description and can go for any type of help from other members, comraderie, a great healthy lunch (1$) made by members each day, and a place to go where... more »

  suepledger wrote:

I have donated to this non-profit in the past and follow them frequently. The services they provide to the survivors are substantial and very impressive. more »

  LenK wrote:

See the April 14, 2014 Orange County Register article: People with schizophrenia find help, home, hope http://www.johnhenry.org/about-schizophrenia/oc-register-april-14-2014/ more »

  rchill wrote:

I have seen Hope After Polygamy help so many individuals get closer to their goals through their scholarship program. They stay engaged with events or share great resources to their community. They genuinely care about all of their scholar applicants... more »

  riczaj01 wrote:

Afterschool care was good, no complaints, but for less money I can send my son to a martial arts dojo his homework is still done, and he gets 3 1 hour martial arts classes a week. Camps were not good, and we swtiched less then 1 year after... more »

  nefarioushibachi wrote:

This organization seems to do a lot of good work in the greater los angeles area. It works with many different people, helping in a variety of areas more »

  jencc13 wrote:

Non-God fearing, shady business people. Out to make money and not to help others! Bill for services not rendered. more »

  AuntK wrote:

I have had the privilege of working with Community Care Services on both sides. I use to be co-owner of a sweet shop in a park that use to host a basketball event open to the public. The monies raised helped to benefit those in need right here in our... more »

  ethicsinnonprofits wrote:

Donors should always do due diligence when investing in a nonprofit. Look for financial details, effectiveness of delivery of services, management, etc. 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 »

  immckenzie20 wrote:

As the family member of a VETS grant recipient, I can say wholeheartedly that the support VETS provides to veterans suffering from PTSD and TBI is remarkable. We are so lucky to have this resource available to those who have served our country and our... more »

  David T. wrote:

This husband and wife team run an extremely tight ship and make sure that each and every dollar is used to help couples in need of restoration and healing. Over and over again we see couples lives transformed through their unique 2-on-2 approach to ministry.... more »

  elizabeths11 wrote:

This amazing nonprofit was established in memory of Michael Dalton by his family shortly after he passed away in Jan 2018. His parents, Richard and Carmela, brother Jamie and sister Stacey have been making an impact and helping lots of people in a wide... more »

  NFisher wrote:

In elementary school, I was known as the boy whose mother died. Most of us don’t like to talk about death. It is even harder to talk about the death of someone you really love – who you feel you couldn’t live without. I became connected to the... more »

  lrw13 wrote:

Very helpful app, so much content and good advice. Content goes beyond just sobriety and helps you with all aspects of life. more »

  bmendoza wrote:

My experience with OFP was life changing. I got to know the girls and their stories through the office. It compelled me to work harder for them just knowing their backgrounds, their circumstances, and their challenges. I was able to personally share... 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 »

  thenunu wrote:

Inner Fire was highly recommended to me by a trusted associate. I spoke with the director and was clear about the urgency of my grand-daughters situation. It always takes the director at least a day to respond to phone calls or emails. I was under the... more »

  mjohnson86 wrote:

MIRCI is a pillar in the community and for over 60 years has sought to help the most vulnerable in our community. They have and are consistently at the forefront of responding to the needs of the community while using industry best practices. MIRCI is... more »

  cmajesk1 wrote:

Starfish Family Services helps many families. They offer awesome volunteer opportunities from helping in a classroom to helping in the shelter. It's a great place to check out and become involved in! more »

  rparrott6 wrote:

Being a current patient, Transcend Foundation has put my needs at the highest level to ensure I am moving forward on a better foot but with zero out of pocket expenses. Their speed to connect with me to the high quality supplements, I wish there were... more »

  ckprobey wrote:

Mark Goodman and the crew at 70x7 have been so inspiring to me. As someone who grew up surrounded by turmoil, the book really hit home. What this organization is doing for people, helping them learn how to forgive and move on in peace is so great. Highly... more »

  Heather wrote:

Dr. Tom Tarshis has worked with my son for over a year. Our family has felt welcomed at Bay Area Childrens Association. The office has a positive and helpful atmosphere. Everyone is very kind and professional. Dr. Tarshis is wonderful psychiatrist and... more »

  carole3 wrote:

Quantum Leap Farm provides equine physical therapy to the disabled both physically and emotionally. Quantum Leap is among only a handful of facilities that provides equine physical therapy and emotional therapy via horses to our Veterans. The facility... more »

  jgaribay wrote:

My family received WRAP services for approximately two years due to our sons severe emotional needs. He had constant rages, self harming behaviors (cutting and burning himself) and the whole family was in a state of crisis on a daily basis. FCNI came... 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 »

  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 »

  FLOncRN wrote:

Gilda's Club South Florida ensures that no one goes through cancer alone. Their program offerings, the resources they offer to their members and their families and the support they garner are truly invaluable to the cancer care community. more »

  Stacecody wrote:

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

  1985nothankyou wrote:

I've currently been a client here since spring and I haven't regretted my decision. I chose this program because its focus is bigger than helping ones like myself with addiction. It's alot of factors and moving parts that can benefit anyone that takes... more »

  Sjsherry wrote:

Hope Network truly makes a difference in thousands of people’s lives every day. They are an organization that is filled with passion and dedication which is so hard to come by. Hope Network has allowed me to see a different side of wonderful people... more »

  terry.larsen wrote:

I know there are a lot of good causes out there, but let me tell you why I donate to CAT. For low income city kids, there are pressures from a lot of directions – and many of them make bad decisions because they’re not aware of all the choices available... more »

  Everynightpinky wrote:

I love the support I get from meetings and all the resources they have for hospitality people. more »

  ManojKumar wrote:

Collaborating with Caare has been very beneficial. With the help of their healthcare technology we are in the process of establishing fully integrated assisted Telemedicine Clinics in the rural areas of Thiruvananthapuram District. Their technology will... more »

  craigy wrote:

ISAT provides counseling services for victims and perpetrators of sex abuse. They also provide counseling for domestic abuse and alcohol and drug abuse. They are a trained professionals with over 20 years of experience. I have been on the board for... more »

  Austen wrote:

Austen Riggs is a complete fraud. Perhaps at one time they ran a good operation, but that is no longer the case. Over $250,000 was spent on my adult child and we were then told that they couldn't help her after initially being told they were "specialists... more »

  KatyPistole wrote:

Donny Godsey and Cross Care Ministries have transformed the way I process pain, hard circumstances, and life in general. Donny's ability to articulate the message of hope and healing is powerful. As a pastoral counselor, I get excited when God leads... more »

  lgclay wrote:

Beard of Hope Inc is helping people get needed treatment for mental health issues. This mission was born from an unsuccessful suicide attempt by the Beard of Hope founder. This mission not only helps others but it helps him as well. He is doing what God... more »

  pwcmd wrote:

This is perhaps technically a non-profit but in fact it exists to make a profit for those at the top of the organization at the expense of those who work in the trenches at the bottom. It exists to document billable services rather than to serve patients.... more »

  Writer wrote:

Being Alive continues to provide amazing services at no cost to clients. I enjoy the chiropractors, medical updates, and support groups. The staff is always helpful and knowledgeable. more »

  Jeanette B. wrote:

About 97 years of helping women. Emma Norton Services provides housing for women facing homelessness or experiencing homelessness. Emma's Place provides housing for single parent families with 3 or more children. But it's not just housing. Both... more »

  Anna Lisa T. wrote:

The Apache Junction Horse Rescue is a very well ran organization that has taken the steps to do the "Right Thing!" The staff and volunteers are not only very committed to the animals that they serve but to set a standard in how a small starting nonprofit... 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 »

  JackieDryden wrote:

Dawning Family Services (formerly Alpha House of Tampa) is significantly expanding its array of services and constructing a new 61-unit emergency shelter to help even more families in Hillsborough County, Florida. Follow them on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/DawningFamilyServices/ more »

  tessverner wrote:

Well-being's studio is a wonderful nonprofit that provides impactful resources for children impacted by cancer and other trauma in their lives. The workshops provide creative expression for feelings, the books are wonderful for children of all ages! I... more »

  doglink wrote:

This agency should be investigated from inside, and not by one day events with the media who write wonderful stories about the work they do. I recently work for them for years. I left because all of the Directors lie about the homeless they serve. They... more »

  Larry Jopek wrote:

The team at Operation Par is a great asset to the community. Not only have they helped thousands of people every year with their addictions, but there prevention efforts (helping kids to learn how "never to become a client” by living a life of staying... more »

  Tom Cole wrote:

YFES is a fantastic organization that provides the San Mateo county community a variety of valuable youth and family programs such as Children's Place, Archway, and Healthy Homes. I have heard testimonials from some of the children and young adults who... more »

  licoricecat wrote:

I have asked for assistance a few years ago and was turned away. I have called several times and my calls were not returned. I was told to come in person, which I did and talk to the director. The director who I did not meet till this day, told me to... more »

  Do Something Positive wrote:

Once you meet Joetta, Nicole and the other members of the staff, you will immediately sense the sincerity they have for helping people. I have had the pleasure of working with them on several projects over the past year and they consistently display a... more »

  Joan wrote:

On November 8, 2008 I lost my main income earning job; about 70-80% of our income. My husband had recently been diagnosed with type 2 diabetes; and he already had four other chronic conditions. His medications were expensive and many. We were working... more »

  Janaina F. wrote:

I have worked at this center a little over a year. I have to say that it has given me great experience with providing community based mental health services at a non-profit clinic. Also, extensive opportunity to develop skills in applying trauma-focused... more »

  Molly C.2 wrote:

Mental health has always been important to me. Attitudes in Reverse is doing such crucial work by educating young people about good mental health and suicide prevention. I love volunteering with AIR because I know we're making a difference and it's so... more »

  ThomasP wrote:

I was privileged to help serve lunches as a fundraiser, and have shared the Horizons story to groups. I have watched Horizons for many years as it effectively reached out to serve our community through Meals on Wheels, consumer credit counseling, mental... more »

  Camirita wrote:

My family has met Rojo and Smokey twice now at the annual Pumpkin Regatta...and most recently met Napoleon at a special Paint Nite downtown. I guess you could call us llama/alpaca stalkers? We just can't help ourselves! These beautiful creatures are so... more »

  Mandate wrote:

This organization plays a major role in the mental health of our community. Their services are invaluable and much needed. Their team of professionals are second to none. I highly recommend them. more »

  eliza-in-berkeley wrote:

I came to Family Paths 6 years ago when I was fresh out of college. I'd volunteered many places before I came to Family Paths. I was accustomed to organizations that didn't know what to do with a volunteer, that didn't seem to be helping their clients,... 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 »

  aconsumer wrote:

I live in one of their Bronx supportive housing bldgs. The place looks very nice but this is a façade for the grime that lies beneath, metaphorically speaking. There is a sexist (pro-male) agenda by staff members here. Females are not given support... more »

  jessa1 wrote:

Puertas Abiertas means open doors in English. It truly encompasses that translation because it is endless to the resources it can provide for victims of domestic violence. Its doors are always open to aid and empower women, children and men who need it.... more »

  Shawntee wrote:

My 6 year old daughter has severe ADHD. She is on 2 different medications to help her focus and function "normally." Even with these tools, she works so very hard to listen, manage her emotions, remain calm, and many other "normal" behaviors. I am... more »

  Nikki H.1 wrote:

I've been volunteering here for over four years. Great programs, wonderful people, and incredible horses. Highly recommended. more »

  kimh wrote:

I am the director of two probation offices in Leavenworth and have referred individuals to The Guidance Center for services. Both myself and my officers have had positive experiences working with the counselors as well as the treatment provided to our... more »

  SMeyerMD wrote:

The Community Health Resource Center (CHRC) is a remarkable gem hidden in the corner of the California Pacific Medical Center Professional building at 2100 Webster street. This care center focuses on the essentials of everyday well-being with an emphasis... more »

  connie10 wrote:

The Raymond Wentz Foundation exists to help cancer patients who are experiencing financial hardships. With so much attention paid to medical bills and treatment costs, this foundation provides support so that cancer patients can focus on living. RWF... more »

  paddleboarder wrote:

I've watched the JMMF from the sidelines for a few years and finally got involved this summer. This group is one of the amazing ones out there. In the memory of lifeguard, surfer, and surf instructor, Jimmy Miller, the JMMF has made it's mission to... more »

  Perth2022 wrote:

This organization is full of great people who focus on the "T.E.A.M." They have a unified vision to help every person who comes through their doors to learn to get better and become a righteous member of society. This organization deserves to be recognized... more »

  Melissa Durand wrote:

I’ve been part of this organization from the very beginning, and I’ve witnessed the powerful transformation that occurs when people have the opportunity to discover their value and purpose. Strengths-based conversations provide a natural entry point... 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 »

  beb09007 wrote:

I believe in this mission whole-heartedly and am a proud donor for that reason! I see the value of the work NOMV does every single day and know they're saving lives and creating a sustainable future for the veterinary industry. more »

  jzip13 wrote:

Volunteering at The Gress Mountain Ranch is tremendously rewarding. I never know what my volunteer hours will entail from week to week. Twice, I have helped Kathryn Gress administer an IV to Nataliee (a very special turkey). I often work with the ducks,... more »

  CraigAF wrote:

I watch magic happen at OPICA every day. A wonderful place for people experiencing memory loss and their loved ones. more »

  lawanda wrote:

CareLink Community Support Services is an organization that survives solely on the work of underpaid direct service employees. The management and administration on the other hand, is out of touch and extremely unethical. The CEO of the organization views... more »

  sheilaE wrote:

Jcada serves all survivors of IPV, regardless of religion or affiliation. The breadth of their services is astounding, from individual counseling to group supports to advocacy this small agency packs a powerful punch to the DMV area! more »

  Iona R. wrote:

Since December 1999 I have had the pleasure of working in an Accredited Child Advocacy Center as a Social Worker and Forensic Interviewer; however, in 2009 I was given the honor to become a team member at the Baltimore Child Abuse Center (BCAC). At the... more »

  cmhacc wrote:

CMHA is changing lives in Connecticut every day. Partners in Recovery! more »

  daveleone wrote:

Soul Friends is a wonderful organization to work with. Kate has been leading the state and most of the country in animal assisted therapy program development and advocacy. They have helped thousands of children and teens throughout CT and are an integral... 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 »

  melissadohmehill wrote:

Rebekah‘s Angels has personally transformed my life and healing journey!! I am a survivor of attempted murder domestic violence and was blessed to receive funding from RA for an intensive trauma therapy program. After completing the intensive, my heart... more »

  AlexJB wrote:

I've been volunteering on the board of Homeless Childrens Network for several years now. They are an amazing organization. April Silas the Executive Director is the warmest, most loving person you can imagine, and the culture she creates at HCN reflects... more »

  dcranshaw wrote:

Youth are vulnerable and oftentimes need, or could use, help from outside their family and community to avoid or deal with substance abuse. Resources for providing help are limited and dwindling, presenting another challenge to the safe development of... more »

  cat573 wrote:

Hi- Being homeless in nyc is is hard enough but compound this with mental illness and addiction and the odds are more than stacked against you--Thank God for ICL-I completed the long term residential and then moved into a supported living site, that was... more »

  Bill kuckens wrote:

A close friend told me about this organization and how he set up his trust to make a donation. So I looked into East Ming Quong and its history. The large amount of help they provide to many people with many needs is incredible. I believe this is one... more »

  shirleynakamiyo wrote:

Holistic Health The basis of Holistic Health is the belief that it is not the illness that its the focus of treatment, but the whole person-- body, mind and spirit. Positive thought produces positive feelings and results, with negative belief systems... more »

  Molly A. wrote:

1 star is a overstatement. I called to simply find out if they had openings for volunteers and the person on the phone in the outreach department was EXTREMELY rude. I have never been treated so poorly by a so called professional in my entire life. I... more »

  shanonmurry wrote:

Pearls with a purpose is amazing! They help abandoned and amused woman in the Philippines and woman who have been afflicted with Leprosy in India. Pearls with a purpose gives these woman an opportunity to work and support them selves and their families.... more »

  mobileUser685661 wrote:

Constantly providing fresh food in shelters and low-income communities. Business alliance helps people secure jobs through training, free attire, wellness, and support more »

  Writer wrote:

The Family Services Association does great work within our community. I've referred several friends here with needs for their childcare. I know they provide lots of other services just haven't had a need. Definitely interested in volunteering here some... more »

  mentalhealthconsumer wrote:

Organization offers biased and discriminatory treatment to a good portion of its clients, yet a select few get treated exceptionally. Bias and discrimination goes beyond just poor treatment, some would consider it abuse or even criminal. For... more »

  Sandra7777 wrote:

Fresh Start of Miami Dade is a treasure. Here people with mental health conditions find guidance, support, fellowship, art therapy, and biweekly meetings with important information on other resources. They gain knowledge, self-confidence, self-reliance... more »

  ms2014 wrote:

Paws for Reflection Ranch is an awesome organization! The staff is extremely friendly and help make you feel welcome. Volunteering is a blast - always LOTS to do, including caring for the animals, assisting with therapeutic horseback riding lessons (side-walking),... more »

  sbyars4092 wrote:

NAMI Lexington does a fabulous job in educating rhe community, advocating for better treatment and reducing the stigma and fear surrounding mental illness in our community. The organization includes many creative, energetic and postive people who provide... more »

  lwboykin wrote:

As a development volunteer at ASTT, I have the unique perspective of being a donor and an active participant in the organization's mission. I work closely with everyone in the office, and I have the opportunity to interact with clients as well. Every... 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 »

  caring adult wrote:

Friends of Youth is an exceedingly efficiently run youth servie agency. Their misson drives programming for youth highly at-risk of drug abuse, homlessness, mental health issues, early pregnancy/parenting and truancy. Their programs deliver outcomes that... more »

  Sandy wrote:

I've been a volunteer with the WDDC for 15 years. It's a very important part of my life. Our caring staff and volunteers provide a wide range of services and programs to our clients: we serve breakfast and a hot lunch each day; support groups on parenting,... more »

  Guscampbellfirstdaughter C. wrote:

I worked for Habilitative Systems Inc. And had to request my wages on a regular bases because the states that the state was not paying the agency. Presently iam four pay checks behind and because I left due to lack of wages they are refusing to,pay... more »

  DarwinPCrosland wrote:

Biblical Counseling Center is doing business as Abundant Life Social Services. I am the founder and CEO. My dream is to build a Veterans Outpatient PTSD Center. I also want to provide free mental health and substance counseling to people who can't afford... more »

  mlds wrote:

Mental Health Associates of the Triad was started in High Point, NC in the 1960’s. It has morphed from a small group of concerned individuals advocating for services for the mentally ill to a full service agency with direct services to children/adolescents/adults.... 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 »

  angelwithwings wrote:

An absolutely horrid experience from start to finish. Their staff do not do their jobs, there is NO follow through. No accountability. The mobile therapist who was supposed to see my child weekly, saw my child SIX times over a SIX MONTH time frame.... 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 »

  Scott_Campbell wrote:

The Free Medical Clinic of Greater Cleveland provides health care completely free of charge to thousands per year. It operates with a budget typically around $3 million per year, with about 90% of this going directly back into programming. The... more »

  Paytoto wrote:

Each and every staff member treat all consumers with great dignity. It is always a pleasant experience being around the staff of Interfaith Services. I recommend them without reservations. more »

  clientservedinconnecticut wrote:

A great opportunity to do something for yourself while helping others at the same time. more »