Statement of Community Support
The MHRBWCC Board of Directors recently approved a Statement of Community Support in response to the trauma of racism and civil unrest surrounding the death of Minneapolis resident George Floyd. Read the statement here.
Thank you, providers!
The board staff shares its gratitude to provider staff who have kept client care moving during the COVID-19 crisis.
Important information about Coronavirus
Get help for mental health, stay physically healthy and prepare your home and family with these suggestions. Also, what to do if you are sick.
If you have an invoice for MHRB, please email it to invoices@mhrbwcc.org.
Take an anonymous screening
Think that "blue feeling" is hanging around too long? Answer a few questions and get some suggestions on steps to take.
Check out our podcast!
MHRBWCC has started a new podcast featuring stories and information about various mental health and addiction issues. We'll post new episodes periodically. You can also subscribe on iTunes podcasts!
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Crisis Text Line
This free, confidential service is available to anyone with a mobile device. Text "4hope" to 741741 to get started.
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Ready for Fiscal Year 2021
It's hard to believe, but in just a couple of weeks MHRBWCC will start a new fiscal year - and with it, add some services to benefit residents of Warren and Clinton Counties. Our Board of Directors last week approved