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The Compeer model matches a volunteer from the community with an individual with mental illness from the same community. [4] The volunteers are provided training and resources related to mental health care throughout the program. Adult volunteers then go on to spend time regularly with an adult or youth who is receiving mental health services.
[54] [55] Another study finds that helping others is associated with higher levels of mental health, above and beyond the benefits of receiving help. [56] This is true across age groups. Observational evidence indicates that volunteering helps improve the mental health of adolescents. [57]
NAMI launched the COVID-19 Mental Health Support Fund in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. The fund received donations from its corporate partners as well as the Center for Disaster Philanthropy, Hearst Foundation, Johnson & Johnson, Kind, LivaNova, Starbucks and Thrive Global. [55]
Volunteering provides cognitive health perks that can make a big difference in an older adult’s life. “People who volunteer are able to improve their energy and enjoy an overall better quality ...
Volunteering Linked to Better Physical, Mental Health Three quarters of volunteers say volunteering has made them feel physically healthier and lowered their stress levels New study finds that ...
Fountain House is a national mental health nonprofit organization focused on supporting people with serious and persistent mental illness. Founded in 1948, Fountain House originated the Clubhouse Model of Psychosocial Rehabilitation. The organization's stated mission is "to create the community, innovation, and social change needed for people ...
Endeavors, formerly known as Family Endeavors, is a non-profit organization that provides programs and services towards community, disaster relief, employment, housing, mental health, and veteran family services in the United States. [3]
Mental Health, Cultural Values and Social Development: A Look into the '80s World Congress: 1983: Washington, DC, USA: Personal and social responsibility in the search for mental health: Collaboration between volunteers, professionals and governments in the formation of mental health policy and the delivery of services. World Congress: 1985