Mental Health America of Hendricks County

Description

Founded in 1953, Mental Health America of Hendricks County has been dedicated to promoting mental wellness and supporting our community. Our programs focus on connection, support, and advocacy to make a tangible difference in people’s lives.

Our Programs:

• Open Door Social Club: A safe space following the clubhouse international model for peer support, helping individuals connect and share their mental health journeys.
• Compeer Hendricks County: Pairs individuals with severe mental illness with a friend from the community to foster meaningful relationships and provide much-needed companionship.
• Central Indiana Veterans Connect: Offers peer support and activities for veterans and their families, building community and enhancing well-being.
• General Advocacy and Referral Services: Provides information, advocacy, and referrals to ensure access to essential mental health resources.

Why Volunteer?

Your involvement in these programs directly impacts lives by offering support, building connections, and advocating for mental health. Each volunteer helps create a more understanding and supportive community.