Lorelei Molinari Home of Mental Health Info & Support Groups
Cause Area
- Community
- Computers & Technology
- Faith-Based
- International
- People with Disabilities
Location
1714 Vermont AveWhite Oak, PA 15131 United States
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Organization Information
Mission Statement
We are a fully volunteer-led global charity dedicated to supporting adults living with Autism, ADHD, Anxiety, Social Anxiety, Bipolar Disorder, Depression, Loneliness, or PTSD--whether through personal experience or as caregivers. Our mission is to create inclusive, compassionate, and empowering online peer-support communities where adults can find real understanding, connection, and a sense of belonging. Every volunteer draws from lived experience, offering authentic empathy and a safe space where people feel heard and valued. Together, we replace stigma with understanding and isolation with community. This is more than support--it’s a movement of adults lifting each other up, led by the warmth and wisdom of our founder, Lorelei Molinari.
Description
Founded on January 1, 2024, Lorelei Molinari Home of Mental Health Info & Support Groups began when our founder turned a health crisis into a mission of connection. What started on Facebook grew into a global, volunteer-led support network for adults facing Autism, ADHD, Anxiety, Bipolar Disorder, Depression, Loneliness, PTSD, and more.
With 30 volunteers and lived experience at the core, we offer safe, inclusive online peer groups. As of June 1, 2025, we’ve supported over 2,100 adults. A key milestone: international growth via Google Ads on July 1, 2024.
Key campaigns include:
* Member Outreach - aiming to reach 5,000 new adults
* Member Education - free resources and YouTube videos
* The Lorelei Project - a white-label GoHighLevel agency (launching June 6, 2025) that funds our mission through 100% net proceeds
Members connect via our site, email, and free group funnels. We’re driven by honesty, purpose, and empathy-and built on the power of lived experience.
Our 10-year vision: to reach 1 million adults and support them with dignity and care.
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(May 24, 2025)
Highly likely to recommend. They provide a safe space. Volunteering with them as been a meaningful experience so far. I’ll definitely recommend them to anyone seeking support
(May 24, 2025)
Volunteering as a Virtual Assistant with Lorelei Molinari’s Mental Health Support Groups has been incredibly fulfilling. The team is supportive, the mission is meaningful, and you truly feel like your work makes a difference. Highly recommend for anyone who wants to use their skills to support mental health awareness and global connection.
(May 24, 2025)
Volunteering with Lorelei has been such a beautiful journey — I truly couldn’t imagine a better place to grow. The support and encouragement I’ve received have built my confidence and sharpened my skills in ways I never expected. It's more than just giving back — it's a space where volunteers are empowered, appreciated, and inspired every day. I'm so grateful to be part of something so uplifting!
(March 17, 2025)
Lorelei is a very supportive, understanding and kind person. She is willing to support every person despite putting every person's needs first. She is indeed a real leader.
(February 13, 2025)
(December 19, 2024)
Amazing experience and great people to work with
(December 16, 2024)
I would because I like charity, the coordinator is filled with kindness and I love people that are kind.
(November 11, 2024)
I had the privilege of working with Lorelei Molinari as one of her Virtual Assistants and I would say that I am honored to know such a visionary and inspiring leader.
As a Global Mental Health Leader, Lorelei Molinari consistently demonstrates a level of dedication and expertise that is transforming lives worldwide.
Her empathy and insight are evident in every interaction, making everyone feel seen and valued. Lorelei has a unique ability to hold space for others, creating environments that are both safe and inspiring, which allows individuals to explore, heal, and grow.
I recommend Lorelei Molinari Home of Mental Health Info & Support Groups to anyone looking for a place to Volunteer, Learn, and Grow
(November 10, 2024)
Collaborating with Lorelei Molinari has been an absolute delight. Our partnership has fostered continuous learning, enhancing our NGO's mission to promote mental health awareness. The camaraderie among our dedicated team members has been invaluable.
Together, we strive to sensitize the world to mental health challenges and effective coping strategies. This rewarding experience is truly priceless – I wouldn't trade it for anything.
(November 9, 2024)
The owner of this organization is very dedicated to the cause and is very kind and supportive to volunteers whether you have basic knowledge or not. As long as you’re willing, you have a lot to achieve and the aim of the organization is helpful for humans going through difficulties.
(November 9, 2024)
Lorelei Molinari Home of Mental Health and Support Groups is an organization to work and get experience have been able to work with her for the past three months as a volunteer. Lorelei is understanding and accommodating. She knows when her volunteer is going through a lot. Have been able to learn how to use the GoHighlevel CRM software tools to schedule calendars and book appointments with her clients; working with her allowed me to connect with different people of like minds. Would continue working with her if the opportunity comes my way.
Thanks for the opportunity to. Work with you as a freelancer to gain more knowledge about my field.
I highly recommend Lorelei to everyone looking for a volunteer role to connect with her.
(November 9, 2024)
Lorelei is amazing to work for. She is open and honest about what is expected of you and trains you well to do the job. She is responsive and gives great feedback! It feels great to know that you are making a real impact on those in need through the work the organization does. Best of Luck!