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Welcome
In the SPOTLIGHT
Get Connected With MHAAs Mental Health America of Southwest Ohio and Mental Health America of Northern Kentucky work to create a merged wesbite, we are working hard to keep you connected. To increase your access to all of the resources available through MHA, make sure to visit www.mhanky.org.
We are looking for new ways to get connected with you. Can you let us know if you belong to or coordinate a support group that we don't have listed in our Support Group Directory? You can email group information to vthatcher@mhaswoh.org.
Would you enjoy volunteering for MHA? There are many ways to get involved with our agency as a volunteer. Check out our volunteer pages and see what works for you.
If you are looking for services, you might check out our 2012 resource directory that is available to you (and downloadable) on the home page of our site. The Directory lists main contact information for many of our community partners- all in one place. If you cannot find what you need, call our office directly at 513-721-2910. We can help you navigate your way.
Do you use Facebook? Make sure to "like" us on Facebook and invite your friends to follow us too.
Why get connected? The more connected we are to others, the more we are supported and the more successful we can become. The proof is in the research! Make some connections today, especially with MHA!
To make a donation in memory of Sheila Sims, please go to the Northern Kentucky website: www.mhanky.org click on Giving on the left hand side, click on Donate Now and then click on the Just Give tab in the middle and on top of that page.
Mental Health America of Northern Kentucky and Southwest Ohio is dedicated to promoting mental health, working to prevent mental illness and substance abuse through advocacy, education, and supportive services.
We can help you navigate the mental health system, find information, get referrals, or access resources you need. To access over 600 FREE community support groups, click on the link below or use the link in the menu to your left.
NEED ASSISTANCE: Information & Referral
To help you find the providers you are looking for, MHA maintains a Mental Health Resource Directory. The 2012 Directory is now available and fully downloadable.
How to Find MHA Training/Education Program Information
MHA has updated its' training and education page- this page now includes all opportunities for both the Ohio and Kentucky locations. You can view our schedule and obtain a link to our registration form. Online registration is not available at this time.
link to education/training page
Understanding the Affordable Care Act (ACA)
A one-page document is available to help you better understand how the ACA affects people with mental illness. The Health Foundation of Greater Cincinnati has 3 downloadable documents that talk about, mental illness and private insurance, mental illness and Medicare and Medicaid, and various examples of how the ACA affects people with mental illness. Copies are available at MHA or you can visit www.healthfoundation.org to download.
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