Find Residential Mental Health Treatment Nonprofits and Charities

  emilywagoner wrote:

I spent eleven years in the mental health system receiving treatment in various hospitals and facilities for Abuse, Depression, PTSD, Dissociation, self-harm, suicidality, and anorexia. At the end of my rope, I found Mercy Ministries. I did not know what... more »

  armerarmer wrote:

UGM helps many homeless in the Sacramento area. This is a very worthy organization to volunteer at or donate to. more »

  fsheikh wrote:

I currently interned at Sierra House in Summer 2012 as a Social Worker. Sierra House is an organization that upheld its mission and committed to helping at risk youth in need of food, shelter, and community social services. During my work here at Sierra... more »

  HeatherWilliams wrote:

Breakthrough House is a wonderful place! I feel so priviledged to have the opportunity to help such a great organization! The consumers, staff & supporters are truly amazing. Thank you Breakthrough House! 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 »

  dihu wrote:

I have proudly seved on the Board of Lamp Community for more than ten years, after first becoming involved with the agency by providing pro bono legal services and serving Thanksgiving dinner. Lamp helps homeless men and women living with mental illness... more »

  mgary wrote:

Center Point is an outstanding organization that is absolutely committed to change people lives. Their programs empower individuals and families battling the plagues of addiction, and teach them how to live a clean and sober life, and become proactive... more »

  treborneerg wrote:

This unique facility serves many of Georgia's unfortunate youth through its expanding, multi-layered professional services with partial funding and donations from Georgia's Elk Lodges. I have found their staff to be courteous and efficient to me. It... more »

  Margaret14 wrote:

Just want to say that I helped out with the Chicken BBQ on Sept. 8 and despite the fact we had a storm in the middle of it, I enjoyed myself. The folks affiliated with Hoffman Homes are so nice and were so appreciative. And I felt the event was very well... more »

  Tonya H. wrote:

Many times challenging children are given up on, but with Monroe Harding many of these children have been given the opportunity to change their lives in a positive way and have went on to be successful young adults! I am an active foster parent through... more »

  agrassini wrote:

As a newcomer to Houston I was thrilled to find The Women's Home as a place where I can volunteer my talents. This organization is professionally run and works hard to make sure volunteers are not just appreciated but also matched well with their skill... more »

  CheriSinnott wrote:

Leah's House provides a warm and supported living environment for women who want to live a sober life. This service is greatly needed in the area, and this agency is a wonderful bridge to successful independent living for these women. Collaboration... 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 »

  jjhuntman wrote:

I joined the Pathpoint Board about two years ago and have been so impressed with the organization. Pathpoint has incredible staff and leaders and are deeply dedicated to helping people with disabilities and disadvantages. This is probably one of the... more »

  none wrote:

GROW is an outstanding organization that helps many people throughout the community. more »

  annebrinkers wrote:

Thank god for Easter Seals day program. My 44yr old daughter attends the day program. If not for this program she would be sitting home doing nothing. She is with her peers and out in the community. She volunteers at different sites. She needs understand... more »

  beckber wrote:

Our adopted daughter spent two years at the Inter-mountain Deaconess Home for Children. After suffering repeated emotional trauma, our daughter learned how to trust adults again through her time at the home. My husband and I received training in how to... more »

  Jamie E. wrote:

I lived in the Concho Valley Home for Girls in the late 1980's. I was a young scared girl going in there but I left with alot of knowledge that helped me as I entered Adult Hood. I was taught the simple things in life as in laundry, chores, cooking and... more »

  barbtstutz wrote:

Children's village is a fantastic organization that I have been involved with for many years. Primarily I work on the leadership council and have had the privilege of really getting to know a group of the kids through events such as softball games, sporting... more »

  starry66 wrote:

When my daughter leaves the house to go to the Options program, I feel she is int he best hands possible. I trust the staff and the supervisors to make the best decisions for her in my absence. She is accepted in her group just as she is...something... more »

  DisgustedbyCIP wrote:

In the face of severe mental illness and homelessness I was offered housing and mental health services via Community Involvement Programs. Between 2007 and 2013 I experienced serious and flagrant violations of my personal, psychiatric and basic human... more »

  lulu25 wrote:

I found that the staff at this nonprofit aren't helpful by any means . First, the supervisor Ms Allen has a very nasty attitude with clients as well as employees alike . Another thing is , I noticed that Soto doesn't really do much of anything . The clients... more »

  Lauras House wrote:

The story of The Brain foundation is told in the profile. My family knew Laura Harsh since she was a child and became good friends of the entire family. When Laura passed away and Trudy established the Brain Foundation, she asked me to serve on the... more »

  Writer wrote:

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

  isaacfineman wrote:

I have had the privilege to serve along with the administration, faculty, and staff at Shepherd's Hill Academy. I have also had the tremendous opportunity to meet with several of the current and alumni parents. Shepherd's Hill is by far one of the nation's... more »