May is Mental Health Awareness Month
In lieu of the April Stakeholders Meeting, the South Central Community Based Initiative is providing individuals with a SPMI diagnosis in the SCCBI region several opportunities for education, celebration and promotion of
May is Mental Health Awareness Month.
In lieu of the April Stakeholders Meeting,
the South Central Community Based Initiative is providing
individuals with a SPMI diagnosis in the SCCBI region several opportunities for education, celebration and promotion of
May is Mental Health Awareness Month.
In lieu of the April Stakeholders Meeting, the South Central Community Based Initiative is providing individuals with a SPMI diagnosis in the SCCBI region several opportunities for education, celebration and promotion of
May is Mental Health Awareness Month.
Q: Can projects be completed by a group instead of individual?
A: ABSOLUTELY! (please be mindful of recommended social distancing guidelines)
Q: Who is able to participate?
A: Anyone with a SPMI diagnosis who participates in county-based mental health services (clubhouse or case management).
Q: Can I use online images if I do a creative project?
A: You may use images that have NOT been copyrighted.
Q: Can projects be completed by a group instead of individual?
A: ABSOLUTELY! (please be mindful of recommended social distancing guidelines)
Q: Who is able to participate?
A: Anyone with a SPMI diagnosis who participates in county-based mental health services (clubhouse or case management).
Q: Can I use online images if I do a creative project?
A: You may use images that have NOT been copyrighted.
Q: Can projects be completed by a group instead of individual?
A: ABSOLUTELY! (please be mindful of recommended social distancing guidelines)
Q: Who is able to participate?
A: Anyone with a SPMI diagnosis who participates in county-based mental health services (clubhouse or case management).
Q: Can I use online images if I do a creative project?
A: You may use images that have NOT been copyrighted.
Established in 1995, the South Central Community Based Initiative (SCCBI) is a 10-county regional partnership, in cooperation with the Minnesota Department of Human Services (DHS), with the purpose of significantly improving services that promote recovery for adults with mental illness. The SCCBI is comprised of consumers, county mental health authorities, Minnesota State Operated Services, DHS, family members, public and private mental health providers, and other community stakeholders. The participating counties include Blue Earth, Brown, Faribault, Freeborn, Le Sueur, Martin, Nicollet, Rice, Sibley, and Watonwan.
The Peer Support Connection (PSC) Warmline of Minnesota is a safe and free way for individuals to receive confidential and anonymous one-on-one peer support from trained Peers, Certified Peer Support Specialists, and Recovery Coaches.
All PSC Warmline Staff identify as having a lived experience with a mental health challenge. This allows for empathy, understanding, support, and relatability through their mutual lived experience. If you want to talk to someone who truly understands your struggle and has "been there before," reach out to a peer.
The Peer Support Connection (PSC) Warmline of Minnesota is a safe and free way for individuals
to receive confidential and anonymous one-on-one peer support from trained
Peers, Certified Peer Support Specialists, and Recovery Coaches.
All PSC Warmline Staff identify as having a lived experience with a mental health challenge.
This allows for empathy, understanding, support, and relatability through their mutual lived experience.
If you want to talk to someone who truly understands your struggle and has "been there before,"
reach out to a peer.
The Peer Support Connection (PSC) Warmline of Minnesota is a safe and free way for individuals to receive confidential and
anonymous one-on-one peer support from trained Peers, Certified Peer Support Specialists, and Recovery Coaches.
All PSC Warmline Staff identify as having a lived experience with a mental health challenge.
This allows for empathy, understanding, support, encouragement and relatability through their mutual lived experience.
If you want to talk to someone who truly understands your struggle and has "been there before," reach out to a peer.
Unlike a hotline or crisis line, Warmlines provide early intervention with emotional support
that can prevent a crisis from escalating.
Unlike a hotline or crisis line, Warmlines provide early intervention with emotional support that can prevent a crisis from escalating.
Funded by Minnesota Department of Human Services
Providing a safe and caring place to stay for adults experiencing a mental health or emotional crisis
The SCCC provides a safe and caring place to stay for adults
who are experiencing a mental health or emotional crisis.
South Central Crisis Center
507-344-0621/1-877-399-3040
SOUTH CENTRAL CRISIS CENTER, HORIZON HOMES, INC.
507-344-0621 or 1-877-399-3040
Congratulations, HORIZON HOMES, INC. on being recognized for providing high quality,
compassionate, and person-centered crisis residential services in South Central Minnesota!
