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Mental Health Association of Montgomery County ( MHA ) promotes mental wellness and supports those with mental illness by sponsoring and implementing advocacy, education and community service programs.A private, nonprofit, United Way ( #8151 ) and CFC ( #88462 ) agency, MHA has served Montgomery County residents since 1957. MHA currently manages 11 major direct service programs for children, teens, families, senior adults and individuals with long-term mental illness. Approximately 1, 000 volunteers implement programs under the direction of MHA's professional staff. To help further the philosophy that mental health is as important as physical health, MHA offers affordable, valuable and timely seminars on a variety of topics to many segments of the community. Board, staff and volunteers initiate and serve on numerous committees, task forces and coalitions to help assure better mental health services for area residents. MHA also participates in advocacy on the local, state and national levels.The MHA Fact Sheet provides information about Mental Health Association of Montgomery County, its mission, programs and services. While it is not inclusive of all aspects of MHA's programming, it does provide helpful summaries of the organization's ongoing programs and services.Mental Health Association " 1000 Twinbrook Parkway, MD 20851 Rockville " ( 301 ) 424-0656

Omaha Metro CHADD is a local chapter of CHADD National, a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing support and education to the ADHD community in the Omaha Council Bluffs area. Since its establishment in 2012, the chapter has been serving individuals from Omaha and Lincoln, and is open to new volunteers who can contribute to its mission of raising awareness and improving the lives of families affected by ADHD. With a focus on community outreach, Omaha Metro CHADD actively participates in health fairs, school events, and other outreach opportunities to promote its organization and support groups. The chapter encourages individuals to become members of CHADD National, as a portion of the membership fee is sent back to support local chapters. Through collaborative efforts with healthcare professionals and a strong membership base, Omaha Metro CHADD aims to make a positive impact in the ADHD community.Generated from the website

Phillips Programs is a private nonprofit organization based in the Washington DC Metropolitan Area, dedicated to providing specialized education for individuals with behavioral health and wellness challenges, as well as developmental disabilities. Since its inception in 1967, Phillips has supported children and their families through tailored educational programs, family support services, and community advocacy, helping students thrive where traditional methods have failed. With multiple locations in Annandale, Fairfax, Laurel, and Loudoun, Phillips offers a range of programs designed to meet the unique needs of each student, including hands-on career training and innovative educational initiatives. The organization emphasizes collaboration and accountability among its staff, fostering a supportive environment that encourages professional growth and community engagement. Generated from the website