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Free Counseling Opportunity for Eligible Community Members
MHA of Central Carolinas is honored to have funding from Mecklenburg County and Disability Rights and Resources, to extend our outreach related to the mental health effects of COVID-19.
Employers Can Support Employee Wellness
MHA has long offered trainings for local employers and has supported community members through programs and services.
Ask Me What’s Up, A Student Mental Health Initiative
Ask Me What’s Up was designed as the first phase of a community initiative aimed at shining a light on this growing mental health epidemic facing too many students in Charlotte-Mecklenburg.
MHA affiliates are committed to addressing the trauma and lived experience of marginalized communities
The following statement can be attributed to Paul Gionfriddo, president and CEO, Mental Health America (our national affiliate):
MHA Hosts Free Virtual Series – Mental Health Matters
Join MHA’s Executive Director Kathy Rogers Tuesdays from 12:00-12:30 p.m. for Mental Health Matters.
Although MHA Office Closed, Staff are Here for You
Due to the current Stay at Home Order issued by Mecklenburg County, MHA’s staff is working remotely. MHA’s Team is still available by phone and email during regular business hours Monday-Friday at 704-365-3454 between 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Nearly 2,000 CMPD Complete Mental Health First Aid Training
MHA was honored to partner with the Mecklenburg County MHFA & QPR Instructors Collaborative to train nearly 2,000 Charlotte Mecklenburg Police Department officers, over the past several years.
