Find Mental Health Nonprofits and Charities

  LizNelson wrote:

Prevention First is an invaluable resource that has helped improve my professionalism and the prevention strategies we implement in schools and communities. They offer a variety of services to improve the substance abuse prevention system in Illinois... more »

  Writer wrote:

Access Living has walked beside us during one of our family's darkest times. My daughter became disabled while attending an inaccessible public school. Their advocacy and knowledge of the system were invaluable. They protected her from being relocated... more »

  jdob1219 wrote:

I've been a donor to the Brain & Behavior Research Foundation for a few years now and am proud to know that 100% of my gift is going directly to fund research! I don't know of many other charities that can say the same. With so many people living with... more »

  Writer wrote:

as a resident here I was molested by warren Connelly, and as of today I still don't have any respect for authority, thanks a lot assholes more »

  TheCBaker wrote:

I have been donating to Samaritans for a number of years and I know many of the staff and have known the Executive Director for years. I donate to the organization because I believe in what they do -- helping people who need someone to listen to them... more »

  kevinm wrote:

I came to the alano mens Pine house from phoenix in november of 2009 and have found a new way to live . the program set out there gave me the structure and acountability to get a hold of my drug and alcohole issues and the safe clean enviroment to do... more »

  Writer wrote:

I have volunteered with the Crisis Center for several months now, and I have enjoyed getting to know the staff and other volunteers here. The Just Checking program is awesome! Calling and talking with Elderly or Home-bound individuals and putting a... more »

  raydian1335 wrote:

One if the worth health care provider I have ever seen. Do not go with them at all. You can not talk to your primary doctor office. It is central phone!!!! Appointment time for primary doctor is 2 months. My knee has broken and ER did not recognize so... more »

  ali.obrien wrote:

Couldn’t be prouder of the amazing work Nicasa does to build stronger communities through behavioral and mental health services. From Teen Court to raising awareness about problem gambling to supporting individuals working through addiction, they are... 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 »

  ROGUEGIRL66 wrote:

We were getting married in about 6-8 months and decided we needed pre-marriage counseling. We signed up with Wayne Counseling and we were connected with Julio Barrios. We absolutely owe our wonderful marriage and our relationship to this man. He helped... 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 »

  Maerryane C. wrote:

Victor is a company who helps troubled kids and families integrate into society and become successful members of society. It was birthed from a vision of providing safe, healthy environments where the people we treat can flourish. Victor believes that... more »

  Writer wrote:

SOMI Club is filled with warm and caring people who live with a mental illness. They offer compassion and understanding to others facing the same challenges. SOMI Club is a no-judgement zone - a place to have purpose, fun and relax! more »

  othersites wrote:

Loving Hands Ministries is an awesome group of young men who after their life of degradation with drug use have come to know the Lord. Their testimonies are the epitome of redemption. Their faces shine with the love of Jesus and I could tell that they... more »

  Marilyn34 wrote:

My husband was a client. He is not homeless and does not hdug or alcohol problem. He is hiding from respinsibilities and tax evasion. I tried to reach out to ceo Pateick White and that man needs therapy himself. They take tax payers money AND have... more »

  Barry A. wrote:

As a local physician, I have become involved with Barrington Youth and Family Services to help it to "build healthier families" in our area. It offers counseling, prevention programs, and youth programs to a population that often does not have access... more »

  EthicalWorker wrote:

The current ED in 2018 is manipulative and abusive to her staff. I've heard her gossip about staff to other people, bad mouth them (including calling one of them fat) and belittle them. She clearly has favorites in the organization (especially her own... more »

  Overawe wrote:

On or around the 27th of July, 2010 I delivered electronic equipment and software for the purpose of managing a health club (Club Runner software) to Teri Moran of the Connor Moran Children's Cancer Foundation. This was done per the request of Ms. Moran... 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 »

  Bentley wrote:

LIfeline provides a great service to the community in servicing those with substance abuse and mental health issues. I have seen lives change for the better. The substance abuse and residential treatment programs teach people how to establish goals,... more »

  Guesswho wrote:

As charity chairman of a non profit organization I belong to, we picked Comitis as our charity to help support, It was picked because of Roberta Holmes. She has such dedication, enthusiasm, and really cares about Comitis. She has a very positive and... more »

  KARENVILLAGRAN wrote:

N.S.O. IS A GREAT ORGANIZATION, I AM GLAD GOD PUT THIS PEOPLE IN MY WAY, THANKS TO N.S.O. FOR ALL THE OPORTUNITY THEY GIVE DURING THIS TIME, AND I WISH WE CAN FIND PROGRAMS LIKE THIS AROUND THE WORLD THAT CARES ABOUT THE NEEDS OF THE PEOPLE. more »

  regielee75 wrote:

I have been volunteering with RCASA since November and have seen a lot of the behind the scenes work that goes into ensuring the survivors and their families get the assistance the need. The people that work and volunteer with RCASA have a genuine love... more »

  nitram wrote:

When I came into recovery I was lost and loaded with fear and doubt. The PRO-ACT office and Southern Bucks Recovery Community Center made me feel like I wasn't alone. They gave me the tools to help me begin and sustain my recovery. They are amazing people... more »

  af09243 wrote:

Livengrin has touched so many lives with the work they do every single day. Livengrin is definitely one of the most special places to go to for those who are struggling with substance use disorder. 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 »

  Jessica256 wrote:

TeenLine is an incredible organization that has been around for 35 years. I have the pleasure of working as one of their Resource Associates. The teens are incredible and share their empathy and questions that have helped so so so many teens in crisis... more »

  The Smiths wrote:

What a safe place for couples to go when they have to make decisions about an unintended pregnancy. This organization stands firmly for the rights of the unborn child in ways that are beyond the natural in this world but at the same time they provide... more »

  victor3 wrote:

I was studying psychology in college when I became a volunteer for Switchboard of Miami. Six months later Hurricane Andrew devastated Miami and I realized how important the Helpline was to the city and the public. The line helped people find services... more »

  Adelemoore wrote:

I have been working here for 10 plus years and it is a great place to work. We are person-centered and we care about our clients as well as we do about each other. I am grateful to be working at a place that cares about people the way that we do. more »

  Writer wrote:

Randolph Fellowship Home Inc. has saved my life and countless other peoples. They helped me get on m feet when I was hopeless, jobless and penniless. The staff took the time to work with me on my individual needs by taking me to all my appt, listening... more »

  mrwayne wrote:

This A.A. organization looks like a scam...it's world wide and they seem to provide no information on who is getting what monies and what they are spending for any specific thing. more »

  Tomc wrote:

I have been affiliated with The Lazarus Project over the past 13 years and have been continually impressed with the success of the organization. The mission of the organization is to bring the impoverished of Placer County to self sufficency and it has... more »

  familyhealthandwealth wrote:

As a parent and business owner, I am proud to be on the Board of Directors. I feel this is a small way I can give back to the community. I believe in what TEAM is doing to help our youth and the future of Northern Colorado. more »

  spiritofgivingnetwork wrote:

We are so grateful to partner with Deliver The Dream! They are a wonderful organization providing much needed care to their local community. 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 »

  Yahoo wrote:

I wish I was providing a more positive experience. Question? What is important to AA members who have multiple years of sobriety? I recently had my 6th year of sobriety. I only celebrated my 2nd and wanted to celebrate my 6th birthday. My 6th year birthday... more »

  Kaitlin McLees H. wrote:

Amethyst Place truly saves my life! Without them I wouldn’t have had the resources to get my children back, go back to college, and learn how to be a productive member of society. The community I had with the other Moms was out of this world too, we... more »

  tom14 wrote:

The Unity Club was founded in 2000 by 9 recovering alcoholics that felt their was a need for a spot for recovering alcoholics and addicts to congregate and have AA or NA meetings. The club has grown slowly and to date serves around 5-600 People a month... more »

  abarnes1121 wrote:

My name is Alison Barnes and I started as a volunteer with New Hope a few years ago in my free time. Last year, I lost my job and dedicated my time to helping New Hope. New Hope is a grief support community where a person who has lost a loved one can... more »

  Nonprofitchamp wrote:

Great programming with day services and an evening call in for support. more »

  randie1 wrote:

Being involved in Grace Unlimited has helped me grow. It has been an honor to be involved. I hve seen the lives of many women change for the better. 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 »

  Angela S.12 wrote:

Having worked with this nonprofit for the last 8 years, I have seen a dedication to serving a crucial mission while growing in efficacy, and increasing community and stakeholder involvement. It's been an incredible challenge, honor and journey! more »

  alise wrote:

We could not afford therapy for are relative who suffered a long standing trauma, with a competent therapist. This girl needed real therapy, and not a "feel good" well intended person. There was no way ... until Ezer Lnefesh agreed to subsidize,... more »

  pinky57 wrote:

This organization needs to be investigated as the success rate is low. more »

  CKCarlton wrote:

1in6, Inc. is leading the charge to help men who were sexually victimized in childhood. Not only have they worked hard to build the greatest set of online resources and professional trainings across the U.S., they they have just launched the most inspirational... more »

  mistrl619 wrote:

Gilgal is a lie ! I was here for 9 months. Abuse, disrespect ,harrassing staff. A nightmare . I found my peace eventually. That was with God . That could have happened anywhere. The owner does not care about the women there. She says she does. Not... more »

  msholder wrote:

As a volunteer at CONTACT Helpline I have learned skills that will help me succeed for the rest of my life. I have learned to actively listen to those around me. The people and support that are set up for volunteers is amazing. Absolutely a great place... more »

  ntxyouthconnection wrote:

North Texas Youth Connection has helped so many youth and families over the past year. They share donations of food through the second harvest program with other area shelters and foodbanks. They shelter homeless teenagers and go above and beyond to... more »

  hanchie3 wrote:

I volunteer with the Saturday morning outreach on the Boston Common. While the day starts early, I find the experience to be highly enriching and fulfilling. Each time I volunteer I enjoy working with a highly diverse and fun group of volunteers. The... more »

  Scholar101 wrote:

Too much turnover. Too many good counselors that move on. I've found them at other agencies and transferred my kids. Seems really disorganized and not like people are happy to work there. Sorry. more »

  Dir Finance and Admin wrote:

This organization goes through Directors of Finance and Directors of Administration like water. The Executive Director keeps a tight rein on information, especially bad news, that goes out to the board. The ED pressures finance to inflate revenue projections... 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 »

  chefkadk wrote:

I have been a volunteer at First Light for several years but this year was my first time participating with their yearly Pre-Iron Bowl Pancake Breakfast. It was wonderful! The cooperation of All volunteers was a beautiful thing to watch unfold. The eagerness... more »

  Tucsongirl wrote:

My husband & I have donated money to this group a few times in the past. They are also holding a food drive at our church in a few weeks. 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 »

  Nancy Sabin wrote:

For the past 10 years, I have worked with many youth-serving nonprofits and have found the National Runaway Switchboard as one of the best. They provide critical help to missing and runaway youth who are amongst the most vulnerable. NRS provides invaluable... more »

  Jim R. wrote:

I have had so many friends I've been able to refer to Resource: a teenager I was tutoring who dropped out of school, a older woman who lost her job, a man needing chemical dependy counseling and housing, a friend with mental and physical health issues.... 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 »

  sgell wrote:

Human Options is a wonderful place to work. It is very rewarding to watch individuals (adults and children) who enter our programs go from hopelessness to hopefulness. We really do change lives everyday!! more »

  jandktoo wrote:

I learned about KK just two weeks after my son Rick, 36, lost his 5-yr battle with cancer. Rick was a single dad of my only grandchild, who was 7 when he was diagnosed and not quite 12 when he died. Kendra had gone thru cancer with him every step of... more »

  Alicia11 wrote:

Exemplary organization. Exemplary mental health, human service, professional and organizational trainings as well. In the field of equine mental health -i.e.- the use of horses in mental health psychotherapy, the EAGALA model is without question or... more »

  lefteye2013 wrote:

They have income restrictions on veterans who have a salary. If its over $29,000, the will not provide emergency assistance. This is not acceptable. more »

  HH2006 wrote:

This was my first professional job out of college. In hind sight this was suppose to be my steppingstone job to a probation job. However, I have been here going on 17 years. During this 17 years I was inspired to be a special education teacher, and I... more »

  Randy23 wrote:

I had a chance to help the Mission organize a fundraising event, Sleepless In San Diego. I was able to bring in a top designer who created a beautiful logo and then secured web domains for the cause. The event was a big success and is now an annual... more »

  ppine wrote:

For some time, Helga Luest and Witness Justice have shined a focused and intensive light on the need for this country and elsewhere to address issues of justice for those abused -- emotionally, physically, sexually. The organization has provided creative... more »

  JeremiahC wrote:

Excellent and well-run organization with a heart for addiction recovery and a proven track record of success for more than a quarter century. They strike the right balance of structure, support, and caring that is needed for sobriety. more »

  josephlawrence wrote:

Five years ago, I attended my first local Recovery International (RI) meeting because of a hot temper and strong anxiety which, I believe, would have been diagnosed as generalized anxiety disorder had I seen a psychiatrist. The experience has been life-changing.... 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 »

  so totally lost wrote:

my doctor sent me there to get rides and grief counseling and help getting work after many years as a caregiver to my mom with Alzheimer's...but the only thing they were interested in was lots of paperwork, giving bad and illegal advice, yelling at me... more »

  betty4 wrote:

I stumbled onto the Peacock foundation after my supervisor told me, “I know about this Pet Lady...”. From their on our relationship with Lisa Peacock, the animals and her unique organization began. It’s been about two years since Lisa,... more »

  ashultz wrote:

A horrible place to work!! Do not waste your money donating here. The girls are unappreciative and trash the home and what's donated. The girls are violent and do not want help. Its under staffed with no support. Program needs to be disbanded..wasting... more »

  sjblack wrote:

This place is not helpful. Friend went there to get help finding employment, she was ushered out quickly due to a charge that was over ten years old. The class instructor was rude and dismissive. If you go there make sure not to have any past convictions.... more »

  the_truth wrote:

I believe that the Heartly House has represented people that could afford their own legal services and put real victims that need their services at risk. I am referring to people that were not abused but said so just to receive free legal services and... more »

  camper wrote:

I cannot speak highly enough about my experience at The Hole in the Wall Gang Camp. As a child with a serious medical condition, "normal" is something you don't get to experience. But at camp, the fact that every kid has an illness makes it normal. The... more »

  Sarah J.5 wrote:

The intake lady actually said, “I would be panicked too if I partied my whole life.” My life has not been a party and I do not party. Smoking a joint isn’t partying. School based skills person forced my daughter to call CPS on me for smoking a joint... more »

  Jim_115 wrote:

In examining this nonprofit I find a high degree of community impact through its successful and measurable outcomes and responsible use of funds. A good picture of this can be found in their Facts at a Glance report: http://www.allentownrescuemission.org/sites/default/files/file_attach/facts_at_a_glance_2013_sheet.pdf Of... 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 »

  Mw818 wrote:

This program is the most in disguise place I've ever seen. The employees all walk around as if this is the best place on earth. They don't care about the residents. They talk crap to them and throw it in their place that they are homeless. Be careful... more »

  Lisa267 wrote:

Thank you for your interest in RISE! I encourage you to become involved in whatever capacity is best for you. I am grateful I currently have the opportunity to serve on the board of directors. Our enthusiastic and caring boardmembers are engaged in doing... more »

  Jane47 wrote:

Although a "work in progress" Tuesday's Children has been a constant in my life for the past decade. As a family member I know that I can pick up the phone, eleven years later, and ask any question. It has always been an organization that has listened... more »

  sunni wrote:

I am very proud of the rapport our agency has with the WCFOC. Many women, children and families who have experienced domestically violent situations in our area would be in an even more volitile situation if not for the help this agency offers. Many times... more »

  sonyac wrote:

I volunteer at the Teen Challenge Center for Adult Men in Tallahassee,Florida, which is under the parent group-Teen Challenge of Florida. I have seen the change in these men during their 12 month stay at our center whether they came to the program voluntarily,... more »

  Women In Touch wrote:

Having served with Women InTouch for more than five years as a volunteer and as a boad member I am proud to be a part of an organization that cares deeply about the people they serve. With limited resource they mnabge to get the job done is style and... more »

  MiamiMaureen wrote:

When my beloved cat died I was distraught. A friend recommended that I log onto Chances Spot, which,on Thursday nights at 9PM Eastern time has a chat devoted to people who have lost pets and need to talk to others who are suffering in the same manner.... more »

  crum wrote:

This is an amazing Non Profit that helps so many with the Survivors of Suicide program and also help pinpoint Teens that might be thinking of ending their life thru the Teens Can Survive Program. I do a fundraising event for them each year as they take... more »

  marina-peed wrote:

I began my involvement with the Gwinnett Sexual Assault Center & Children's Advocacy Center in 1992 as a crisis volunteer. I have seen the value of GSAC-CAC's services to victims of sexual assault and molestation over the years. Spouses, parents, siblings,... more »

  AbusersSuck wrote:

The Salt Lake Valley Emergency Fund is there to assist crime victims with emergencies, when nothing else is. They work quickly and quitely to provide financial help to people in Salt Lake Valley who are in deseperate need. These are the stories that don't... 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 »

  NPO-AUDITOR wrote:

Excellent organization. Active Board and managment dedicated to ensure the Midnight Mission programs for the homeless, women and children continue and grow to meet the needs of so many. Let it be Family Housing, Recovery Services and Educational Traning... 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 »

  sabrejobs wrote:

This is a one-of-a-kind support organization is the geographic area that offers compassionate, thoughtful and caring self-help facilitated group support for those who have experienced a loss. My loss was through divorce and in less than 3 months I had... more »

  PWCIII wrote:

A labor camp under the guise of Christianity. Recovery based on humiliation, degradation of morale, and instilling of inferiority. None ... not ONE of the "leadership" staff has any professional training at all. None. Buy hey, God appointed them to... more »

  bigben556 wrote:

This place is a giant waste of time and takes advantage of vulnerable people. I hated every minute of it. more »

  niser02 wrote:

Amazing group of people. They are attentive, caring and loving to all the participants in the program. They make fun projects, do fun field trips and incorporate all the participants with every activity. You can see the joy in their faces. It's... more »

  anniess wrote:

Children In Need of Services is the areas largest non profit working with children. They have been providing services for over 30 years and now serve over 3600 children a year. They are the go to program for many needs such as Children's Counseling,... more »

  Tiffany M.5 wrote:

Amazing organization that helped me completely change my life! My service dog was completely life altering and has helped my quality of life! Easy to work with and amazing staff! more »

  vp1 wrote:

My time spent serving on this board has been so valuable to me. Having gone through the Advocacy training for the group, I now know how important we are to out community. We not only serve the needs of sexual assult victims in the Las Vegas area, we also... more »

  gradgrlhpu wrote:

In the short time that I have volunteered for Potential Inc., I have been so impressed by the great work that the staff does each and every day with individuals with autism and other developmental disabilities. Though I do administrative tasks in the... 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 »

  Jets5 wrote:

wondering why they pay their staff $160,000 when they only bring in $260,000? That is a high ratio and more money should go to programs. more »

  Sherri Frazier wrote:

I've started Stroke Support of Texas with the hopes of helping out other stroke survivors. We offer stroke support and various resources to help stroke survivors. 13 years ago I suffered a ruptured brain aneurysm. The doctors only gave me a 5% chance... more »

  Mjr52 wrote:

FIRI offered me a chance to be free of alcohol, which I thought was impossible for me. I first came to Freedom Hall in 1994. I had never heard of AA before. This hall has always been there for me, especially when I need it ( just about everyday). ... more »

  Nik F. wrote:

It's truly amazing what this organization has accomplished, and WILL accomplish in the future for students. I volunteered for just one day with the group to help set up their "presentation", or ROCK CONCERT if you will, and soon found myself with goosebumps!... more »

  jtemple wrote:

This is an amazing organization. They provide strength, hope and service for children, and their families, who have been affected by cancer. more »

  Scooby wrote:

I am a recovering alcoholic,sober one day at a time for over seven years.I have watched this project from the very start ,grow from a dream into a reality. The people I have met along this journey are very passionate about this undertaking and I am sure... more »

  Tiffany K. wrote:

I am extremely fortunate to have The Respite. After the death of my husband I was hopelessly lost. I struggled in support groups; being judged for my lack of religious beliefs. Finding The Respite was like finding an oasis in the middle of the desert.... more »

  Writer wrote:

Trees of Hope is an amazing organization. It changed my life and I would recommend it to anyone who has been sexually abused. more »

  kimebron2284 wrote:

I was far from home (NJ); no support system in place while in Texas; and, I was definitely experiencing life's challenges in an adverse manner. Yet, I was warmly welcomed into one of the safe spaces afforded me by the Huma Faith staff, on the recommendation... more »

  Mary Eileen wrote:

I have volunteered with Phoenix Women's Outreach for the last 4 years. I have seen how they continue to grow and serve Houston and its surrounding communities by educating the community on domestic and sexual violence. I have gone to schools with Phoenix... more »

  Kayla Mitchell wrote:

I have worked for Hope Haven a little of 4 months and it has changed my life for the better. I, like the girls came into life with a lot of baggage, but the Lord has blessed me in so many ways. To be able to share my testimony and breathe life into the... more »

  CynthiaStyers wrote:

Amazing local non-profit with their feet to the ground helping families daily! I participated in the Pinwheels for Child Abuse Prevention event, and their volunteers and leadership are selfless, generous, loving people with a true desire to change lives... more »

  info-mercyhouse wrote:

I love this ministry. It is amazing to see men transformed into the men they were meant to be. To see families restored. Children getting their father back. Wives getting their husbands back. Parents getting their sons back. If you have seen a man... more »

  joy2ewe wrote:

We lead a local women’s group where these girls come weekly to serve us. They set up chairs and tables & learn to set up our sound system. They participate in our discussions then faithfully serve in taking down the chairs and putting away our equipment.... 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 »

  TriciaJ wrote:

Excellent selection of gently worn clothes and found some new clothes as well. They also had some odds and ends that were new (books, glasses, re-gifty stuff) . Pricing was impressively low compared to other resale places. Check out was fast and friendly,... more »

  Larry Wall J. wrote:

PCA Colorado organized a Surrounded by Sound Recovery Music Fest event this year that was inclusive of many Colorado communities (mental health, substance use disorder, problem-solving courts, self-help groups, digital health products, etc). It was truly... more »

  Tbtexas wrote:

They help people who are struggling with drug and alcohol problems. I have personally met many people and family's who have been transformed by God using this organization. Many broken lives that have been Rebuilt. more »

  IBjsb wrote:

What an amazing privileged it has been to see veterans and spouses healed from the trauma of life presented to so many who have volunteered to serve this country. To see the community rally around the cause with generous donations and amazing support... more »

  catherine167 wrote:

I had been a first responder for nearly 30 years and have seen many things over my career. I never realized how much I had been impacted by the work I did. First Responders Resiliency helped me to see how cumulative stress and trauma had impacted me on... more »

  kfox1904 wrote:

I love House of Hope and the mission that they not only speak of but actually do! I have seen the intentionality and passion they have to end sex trafficking! I am an active donor because I have witnessed first hand that these ladies are cared for. The... 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 »

  mcorral wrote:

I may be bias because this organization is in honor of my brother. But it is really something special. So many amazing people volunteer to help provide support to the community. All donations go back into the community and if you make a donation you will... more »

  Comfort1295 wrote:

I like that my therapist is nurturing and takes the time to listen and not judge me as a person. more »

  bubblegirl37620 wrote:

It's a group of halfway homes. I honestly don't think they are a legitimate company or even licensed to practice recovery resources in the state of TN. If they are where is their money coming from and how is it being disbursed for ALL of the halfway homes... more »

  R.G. wrote:

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

  hazellmr513 wrote:

Moving to Ravenwood Farms in 2020 was the best decision I could have made for myself and my horse! Dawn has always taken great care of my horse, and the time, care, and effort she puts in to all of the horses and the farm really shows. She is able to... more »

  hotboxgunna wrote:

Lifestyle Journey is excellent in counseling, they assisted me in direction and the path and steps they aligned for me gave me stability. I love their services and how they help you step by step to achieve goals and determination to see true change. Highly... more »

  mathis60 wrote:

David and Shelia have given so much ch love and joy helping others. It’s amazing finding a place that cares and goes out of their way to help others. I’m so grateful for the beautiful, warm and very much needed blanket friends the organization. It... more »

  darkness720 wrote:

Project Wav has been very instrumental in providing areas of relief when dealing with issues of everyday life. The programs and initiatives they offer are beneficial to the community as a whole. They provide a safe space that promotes learning & growth. more »

  jnl9 wrote:

I was able to speak with multiple staff members of FSWP, and I was greatly impressed with the pride they took in their organization and how readily they pointed to the individuals they served as markers for success. FSWP is a well funded, diversified... more »

  CaringNurse wrote:

Poorly managed subacute program. Terrible working conditions. Under trained and educated staff working with vunerable children and adults. No value for its employees. High turn over rate. Poor morale. Healthcare professionals avoid this employer. more »

  Ramzi wrote:

I have seen the amazing and wonderful work that this non-profit has done for my family. They have dedicated and experienced staff that helped a family member when they needed it most. Our family owes everything to Walden House, because without them we... 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 »

  meambo wrote:

The Norma J Morris Center for healing is the creator of their currently primary program: Adult Survivors of Child Abuse self help support group. (ASCA). ASCA is an international self help support group run entirely on donations with no paid employees,... more »

  Bunnyxo wrote:

The Ryse center has help many youth express their artistic creativity and gave our community an opportunity to experience art in many forms. Thank you for helping our youth! more »

  Elena wrote:

This is an amazing organization with great people and providing wonderful service to families in need. 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 »

  Susan Bookman wrote:

I have been volunteering for Options Recovery for about three and a half years. In those years I have learned a tremendous amount about drug and alcohol treatment and recovery. I have seen some miraculous recoveries over the years that have been inspirations... more »

  malina-fahiz wrote:

This is Malina fahiz, Managing Director of Afghan women Enterprise Network (AWEN) nongovernmental Organization working for women and girls empowerment to play their role and participate on decision making process on issues related to their lives and... more »

  galmanza wrote:

I wanted to post a review on a great community agency BACS who takes care of our country's veterans who have returned from service and have many mental health issues such as PTSD, depression and anxiety issues. This agency is a true wrap around service... more »

  Victoria Emmons wrote:

I had the good fortune to work with the staff and volunteers at Hospice of the Valley. The level of care and support to clients and families is second to none. The professionalism and high ethical decision making is what drives the quality care this organization... more »

  amod wrote:

I have known for years some of the staff who started Positive Progression. I was partially involved in going along and visiting some of the best treatment centers in the Bay Area to see what would really work. I know the compassion of certain staff members... more »

  hutton wrote:

Community Action Marin, the local anti-poverty program serving Marin County, has worked with Sunny Hills for the last 15 years. We have found the Agency to dedicated to the young people it serves, creative in the development of appropriate client services,... more »

  fredwallace wrote:

I have been serving in a part time role as an Encore Fellow for Aspiranet since last summer and have now garnered a wide exposure to the organization, both from a Headquarters and Field perspective. I have been very impressed with the caliber and dedication... more »

  robinsacks wrote:

Ten years ago my then 15 year old daughter was depressed, refusing to work with therapists and had quit attending school. I enrolled her in a wilderness program and then a therapeutic boarding school, hoping others could help her find the self-worth... 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 »

  brendawatt wrote:

It's been over 15 years since i was abandoned at Daniel Memorial. I was 10 and 11 when I lived in a girls home here, and later a "foster" home. I cannot begin to touch on the trauma I have from this place. I was assaulted and injured by a 17 year old... more »

  012009 wrote:

This place is a pill mill for psychotic drugs. Their operational norms are systematically abusing patient's rights. Patients are isolated to avoid accountability and transparency, abusing forced hospitalization, a mentality of punishment, neglect and... more »

  concernedcitizen7 wrote:

Family Counseling Center of Armstrong County is incompetent and archaic in their treatment of mental health. Any mental health situation that they can not handle due to their own incompetence, they choose to treat as criminal, further adding to trauma... more »

  Clark T.1 wrote:

I worked for Reach Out West End from 1970-76 off and on. I think that it's important to know that Paul Smythe was the 1st Dir. of ROWE when it began on Holt Ave near Ont Int Airport circa 1970. He fueled the impetus for the program which evolved into... more »

  henryglasheen wrote:

I attended the annual lunch fundraiser and listened to the CEO's report. AnnMarie Cameron is obviously a very thoughtful and positive person, and she cares deeply for the organization she runs. I met several of the board members, and immediately wanted... more »

  patti4 wrote:

Kinship House provided excellent mental health counseling to our two foster children, whom we did end up adopting. We had been to other agencies, but they didn't really understand attachment problems. Kinship House also understands that much of the... more »

  BAAFM wrote:

I was nervous when I started reading some of the reviews out there, but my mind was certainly eased after the first day my daughter was there. All the staff are caring, sympathetic and devoted to what they do. My daughter was only 5 when she was admitted... more »

  sharonemma1216 wrote:

Great organization! Enjoyed working with their people through the Plaqumemines Community CARE Center when I was on staff there. Very professional. 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 »

  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 »

  Negiat wrote:

What a wonderful charity this is! A staff of people committed to helping those less fortunate. more »

  Clientupset wrote:

I call these people to help me and they abuse me. 80 seconds after I start to talk they're telling me that they're not gonna play this game. They start berating me, abusing me, and then hang up. I read they're hiring untrained people and need people with... more »

  littleduck wrote:

Fraud non-profit. Bridge counseling is suppose to help with vocational training to help unemployed find jobs. They don't. They keep all the money. I've been unemployed for 4 years, and they never offered me training. They lied to me and said they don't... more »

  Writer wrote:

CenterPointe made a huge difference in my life! More than 20 years ago I was referred to them after a significant stay in the state hospital for a serious mental health issue. I grew up in a family where drugs and alcohol were the norm. Their approach... more »

  stupy wrote:

After almost a month of trying to get an appointment scheduled we finally gave up. Impossible to talk to intake personnel. I was always sent to voice-mail and they never called back. Non caring organization 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 »

  feliceg wrote:

I was a resident at Turning Point Home 18 years ago, and it was the best thing for my alcohol problem then all of the many treatment centers I had attended. The environment is LOVING, but structured in a way that I needed. We had in house groups, in and... more »

  Agape12345 wrote:

It is a great organization, and they help a lot of people get in recovery from drug/alcohol problems. They need help to fund treatment for low income individuals. Please help by contacting David Musser at - agapedavidm@comcast.net. more »

  GreatJeff wrote:

For over 33 years, Jeff Industries has helped at risk-youth and persons living with chronic mental illnesses stay out of mental hospitals, learn coping and working skills, live independently and have a "reason to wake up" every day. The LIVE, LEARN, WORK... more »

  Judy Werkema wrote:

Eagle Village is not family focused as evidenced by how they treat the childrens' existing families. I would not donate to this group nor would I encourage others to do so. more »

  Carol239 wrote:

Headrest is celebrating its 45th year serving the towns of the Upper Valley of Vermont and New Hampshire. The services Headrest has provided over the past 45 years have filled an urgent need. The communities of the Upper Valley are indebted to Headrest... more »

  rkozelski wrote:

My niece/daughter (NREFM) had to be removed from her Mother's home. She was given an early placement at Maryvale (she was 11.5 years old and they generally only take 12 & up for longer term placement). It is a lovely facility with caring staff and i have... more »

  jillrb wrote:

Such a special place for kids. The comfort level my son felt in not only the waiting room area but also with his therapist was so great. more »

  Old Guy 713 wrote:

The Central Wyoming Rescue Mission is one of the more prominent organizations serving homeless men, women & children in the state. It puts the guests first and works to help them begin life-changing experiences. The staff is made up of outstanding professionals... more »

  tigger wrote:

Rudy writes very inspiring books. Offers powerful insights of many years of teaching . He draws from his years of personal experience and daily journey of faith with the Lord. more »

  mark19 wrote:

This "charity" pays one director almost 1/3 of a million bucks a year according to charity navigator dot org. Michael Milberg Executive Director $272,183 My opinion is to donate directly to the hospital not a psuedo charity that contributes to another... more »

  Williamis24 wrote:

This Ministry/Organization has impacted all of my Family , 3 of us went through the program found Christ and recovery. 4 other family members became involved in the program from being on the board of directors to helping with the ministry to actually... more »