Families, teams, and communities are stronger when mental health support begins early.
Our message is simple: Good mental health is fundamental to the health and well-being of every person and of the nation as a whole. We want all people to understand how to protect and improve their mental health and know when to seek help for themselves or someone close to them.
We provide mental health and substance use counseling and support services for adults, children, and teens.
Information on mental health resources in Milwaukee and across Wisconsin.
Easy-to-use online screening tools to check on your mental health.
Support from people with lived experience of mental health & other related life experiences.
Advocacy at the local, state, and federal level to improve access to mental health care.
Working to provide hope and resources to prevent suicide in Wisconsin.
Mental Health America of Wisconsin is making a difference one person at a time by providing mental health screenings, education, and compassionate support that help individuals recognize challenges early, access resources, and take meaningful steps toward wellness.
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Number of Wisconsin counties served
14,597
Online mental health screenings
4,619
Calls to provide help and support
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Number of years of service
Wisconsin’s Suicide Prevention Plan is designed to increase the effectiveness of suicide prevention efforts by providing statewide data along with best practices, resources, and recommended action steps for those who share this same commitment.
DO YOU FEEL OVERWHELMED? We can help. When you or a loved one has a mental health crisis, it can be difficult to understand and know what to do next. Contact the Community/Family Resource Coordinator to help with the next steps towards support and recovery. Community Providers are welcome to call.
We are seeking a volunteer peer facilitator of a support group based in Northwest Milwaukee at the Good Hope Library for adults/young adults who have experienced the loss of a loved one to suicide. This facilitator should be a suicide loss survivor whose loss occurred two or more years ago. Requirements include basic familiarity with group dynamics and group process and ability to attend training as needed.
We are seeking a volunteer clinical facilitator for a new support group based in the South side of Milwaukee for adults/young adults who have experienced the loss of a loved one to suicide. This facilitator should be a behavioral health provider (counselor/therapist/social worker), or in training to become a behavioral health provider, with their own personal experience of suicide loss concerns and basic familiarity with group dynamics and process.
Mental Health America of Wisconsin 3910 W Lisbon Ave, Milwaukee, WI 53208 (414) 276-3122 info@mhawisconsin.org Administrative Office Hours. Monday - Thursday 8:30am - 4pm Call for specific program hours.
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