Connection is a recovery support group program for adults living with a serious mental illness. The groups provide a place that offers respect, understanding, encouragement, and hope. On average, groups meet biweekly for 90 minutes, are offered at no cost to participants, follow a flexible structure without an educational format, and do not recommend or endorse any medications or other medical therapies. NAMI Connection Recovery Support Group will help: - Aim for better coping skills - Find strength in sharing experiences - Not judge anyone's pain - Forgive ourselves and reject guilt - Embrace humor as healthy - Accept that we cannot solve every problem - Understand that mental health conditions are no one's fault and can be traumatic experiences Locate the nearest NAMI Connection support group by calling NAMI Indiana.

Lifehouse Martha’s Closet and Career Closet provides free basic clothing to families and individuals in need. We supply our donations to residents who lack the means or resources to purchase them on their own. Services provided: - Clothing Martha’s Closet is a referral based ministry that provides clothing to those who are in need. Guests must be referred by an agency/church/school. The form has changed to provide us with the necessary information needed to pull clothing accurately. When referring a client please fill out all the information for each family member using their first and last names and add any pertinent client information needed.

Parkview Health offers Inpatient Hospitalization services to all ages for mental health and substance use disorder. Our experienced, compassionate specialists help each patient find the treatment options that will work best for their unique situation. Services include: - Inpatient Behavioral Health Treatment Parkview Health is a not-for-profit, community-owned organization, providing financial assistance to individuals with limited or no ability to pay for services and who meet assistance guidelines.

Mental Health First Aid offers their course to anyone that wants to learn risk factors and warning signs for mental health and addiction concerns, strategies for how to help someone in both crisis and non-crisis situations, and where to turn for help. This program provides: - Training in mental health aid - Teachings on recovery and resiliency Training types: - Youth program - Adult program - Faith and Spiritual Communities - Fire and EMS program - Older Adults program and more Even though you can now take virtual MHFA courses from anywhere in the United States, funding requirements may prevent an Instructor from accepting some applications, since the courses are paid for by Local and State initiatives. Be sure to search all classes to find the best course for you.

Mustard Seed Furniture Bank of Fort Wayne provides household furnishings to families and individuals in our community as they rebuild their lives after suffering disaster, personal tragedy or other catastrophic misfortunes. This program provides: - Household furnishings If you, a family member or friend is in need of the services of this agency, please reach out to a case manager, therapist, or clergy person to inquire. You can also contact the office via phone or the "Contact Us" form on the program website to send the provider a private message.

Park Center's Behavioral Health Institute provides quality care and support to promote wellness and healing for clients of all ages and at every stage of recovery. The center offers a comprehensive selection of services in the professional setting you expect, while tailoring treatments to achieve the personal care you deserve. This program provides: -Outpatient services -Inpatient services -Adult and Adolescent Residential services -Rehabilitation -Services for the homeless -Liason services

MHANI offers a free Anxiety and Depression support group every Wednesday at 6 pm. The support group is facilitated by peers who have faced the challenge that the support group addresses. A mental health diagnosis is not required to attend.

The Bowen Center offers telepsychiatry to deliver mental health services to remote locations and counties in Northern Indiana. Telepsychiatry enables clinical providers the ability to provide excellent clinical care to individuals in rural locations with limited access and mobility through secure HD Video Conferencing. This program provides: - Psychiatric evaluations - Medication follow-up visits - Individual counseling - Nursing support Bowen Center accepts Medicare and Medicaid, as well as private insurances. Patients will not be denied services based on their inability to pay. The Bowen Center offers a sliding fee scale based on household income and size, as well as charity care for eligible households.