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Our mental health empowers us to connect with others.

To pursue our passions and face the challenges that strike us at our core. To become the people we want to be: good friends, family members, colleagues and neighbors. Ultimately, mental health empowers us to build up the community we share. Strong homes, schools, neighborhoods and businesses all depend on healthy people with healthy minds. And when one of us grows stronger, we all benefit. MHA is here for you!

Click the links below for resources that will help you take care of your employees so they can take care of your business:

24 Hour Call Center

Offers information and referral, support and crisis intervention; entry point for mobile crisis and walk-in services.

Walk-in Behavioral Health

Provides free, immediate, face-to-face support for anyone experiencing a non-life-threatening emotional, mental, family or relationship crisis.

Community Education & Training

MHA offers businesses, schools, and community groups a variety of trainings, including but not limited to Communication 101, Crisis Cycle, Positive Conflict, Safety Planning, Suicide Awareness, Youth Emotional Wellness, and Trauma Informed Care. Reach out to rlayman@fcmha.org to coordinate a training and ask about our training fees. Classes can be offered on-site at your work location or in the training room at MHA.

MHA builds a strong foundation of emotional wellness for the entire region we call home and our work depends on the philanthropic support of our whole community. Learn more about opportunities for your businesses to support and affiliate with MHA through sponsorships, grants and employee giving.

DONATE TODAY!

Your donation makes all the difference. Join MHA in building a community where children can grow and thrive without fear, where good mental health is valued, where people of all ages know when and how to seek help for emotional or family problems without shame, and where everyone will have access to mental health services without barriers.

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