Be Part of the Solution.

Many people look to places of worship—like your faith community—when faced with mental health questions or challenges.

Your organization in a powerful position to help people in need. Together we can make a real difference within and beyond our communities.

Join the Mental Health Connect Collaborative.

Mental Health Connect is a Collaborative of faith communities, working together to:

Connect individuals and families with the services they need.
Improve access to mental health services.
Provide support, resources, and education.

Mental Health Connect is unique in that it reaches people directly through faith communities in local neighborhoods. There are no membership or faith requirements to receive help.

Ambassador & Member Community Support

Connect, collaborate, and change lives as an Ambassador!

Mental Health Connect staff offer individualized support for member communities and facilitate connections among our communities through our Ambassador Program and Clergy Gatherings.

Faith community Ambassadors meet monthly for Collaborative Education Meetings to learn about timely health topics and resources. Additionally, Peer Learning Roundtables allow member faith communities to connect with others in the collaborative and share questions and ideas around their community’s concerns. We offer regular onboarding opportunities as well as personalized coaching support for new or continuing collaborative communities.

Ambassadors, clergy, and other community leaders can also access educational recordings, sermon & worship resources, and additional tools from our online member portal (coming this October).

Collaborative Education Meetings
Each month the collaborative comes together for insightful and interactive programming on mental health topics. Click HERE for details on the next Collaborative Education Meeting.
Mental Health Connect’s new monthly Peer Learning Roundtables offer member communities a peer working space to ask questions, share their experiences, and develop relationships.
We welcome new ambassadors and anyone looking for a refresh to join these in-person meetings!
We are grateful to be implementing this new enhancement model to offer more personalized support to our member communities. Beginning in August of 2026, a MHC staff person will be available as a relational coach to help member communities build and grow their mental health ministries to respond to needs within and beyond their buildings. This new role ensures no community has to navigate addressing mental health alone.
Clergy and other staff leaders from our member communities are invited to quarterly gatherings to share needs and practices.