Mental Health America in Montgomery
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Mental Health America in Montgomery (MHA-M) is an affiliate of Mental Health America, the nation’s leading community-based non-profit dedicated to helping all Americans achieve wellness by living mentally healthier lives.
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We are committed to promoting mental health as a critical part of overall wellness, including prevention, early identification, and intervention for those at risk and integrated care and treatment for those with mental illness, with recovery as the goal.
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Our team of staff, volunteers and board members are committed to helping others. We take our convictions in mental health recovery and turn them into action. Think you would be a good fit? Get in touch for more information!
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Thank you for your generous donations! Your support and contributions will enable us to fulfill our mission, meet our goals, and provide services for our participants at Mental Health America in Montgomery (MHA-M).
Coronavirus Community Resources
In an effort to respond to and prevent further spreading of Coronavirus (COVID-19) activity in the State of Alabama, here are some resources about Coronavirus testing and prevention services in Central Alabama.
MHA-M in Mental Health Matters
MHA-M in Mental Health Matters
MHA-M in Mental Health Matters
On June 4, MHA-M was sponsored by Windcreek to participate in the Alabama News Network's "Mental Health Matters" campaign, which consists of 15-minute TV segments on Thursdays and posts on their website for the participating agencies.
Thank you Gloria and Charlene for sharing about us and our programs! And thank you Alabama News Network for including us and Windcreek for sponsoring us!
Round Table Series
MHA-M in Mental Health Matters
MHA-M in Mental Health Matters
Attention Mental Health Professionals and Enthusiasts! Do you enjoy networking and learning more about all things mental health?
We have changed to an ONLINE format -- sign up below and look for the June 12 session on "New Aspects of Suicide Prevention.
Do the Census 2020!
MHA-M in Mental Health Matters
Do the Census 2020!
Don't forget to count and be counted! Count yourself and your family in as part of today's population and learn more about the Census 2020 right here right now.