Mental Health America is the country's oldest and largest non-profit organization addressing all aspects of mental health and mental illness. With more than 340 affiliates nationwide, MHA works to improve the mental health of Americans, especially the 54 million people with mental disorders, through advocacy, education, research and service.
Connect with an affiliate of Mental Health America of Colorado Chapters & Affiliates Map AFFILIATES MHA of Pueblo Serving Pueblo County MHA of El Paso Serving El Paso & Teller Counties CHAPTERS MHA Montrose Serving Montrose & Delta Counties MHA Summit Serving Summit County MHA Routt Serving Routt County MHA Moffat Serving Moffat County MHA Garfield Serving Garfield County MHA Mesa Serving Mesa County	There are eight chapters of Mental Health America of Colorado located throughout the state. Working together with these chapters and affiliates, the MHAs of Colorado provide the grassroots connections for many services and programs. These chapters and affiliates implement initiatives at the local level and develop individual programs geared toward the specific mental health needs of their communities. To get involved with any of our chapters, please call 720-208-2220 or email mentalhealth@mhacolorado.org Chapter Newsletters Volume 1, Issue 1 Winter Volume 1 Issue 2 Spring Volume 2, Issue 3 Sprin Attachments: State Plan Worksheets NIMH Update 5-15-07 NIMH Update 6-1-07 PLC Large Brochure PLC State Plan Review Notice Upcoming Events:

Mental Health America of Pueblo www.mhpueblo.org

Mental Health America of Pueblo provides education and awareness for hope and understanding of mental health issues in Pueblo. Individuals or organizations alike are welcome to join. Our membership is diverse and inlcudes bankers, attorneys, health professionals, representatives from social service agencies, and government employees.
We strive to raise awareness of mental health through regularly scheduled educational programs and events.

By attending our monthly educational meetings, you'll have news and statistics available for your personnel department that are up-to-date and valuable.

Monthly Education Meeting
First Wednesday of the Month
Lunch and speaker
11:30 a.m.
La Renaissance Restaurant
217 E. Routt
Pueblo, CO

You can also serve on one of our committees and become a part of the recovery process.

Or become a voice in the community, making it easier for others to seek and receive help.

If you are interested in joining the MHA of Pueblo, call (719) 564-9039

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Mental Health America of Pikes Peak Region www.mentalhealthanswers.org

Mental Health America of Pikes Peak Region has had a primary emphasis on creating a Mental Health Disaster Plan that is to be part of the City and County's disaster master plan. After Sept. 11 it became clear that although there are plans in place around the country to meet the physical needs following a disaster, there was no comprehensive plan to address the immediate and long-term mental health needs of those directly and indirectly impacted by the trauma or disaster.

Working with a broad spectrum of service providers and emergency personnel, our local MHA is working to develop what we believe has not been developed in any other community, a comprehensive plan to address immediate and long term mental health needs.

To get involved with the MHA of Pikes Peak Region, please contact:
Dee Drake
(719) 633-4601 x199

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MHA Summit
Meeting quarterly, first Monday at 5:30 pm.For more information:
Dr. Barbara Leffler, PhD, RN
970-668-8262
mhasummit@gmail.com

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MHA Moffat

Meets the first Tuesday of the month at noon in Craig, CO. For more information, please contact:
Gina Golden
970-824-6541
ggolden@cwrmhc.org

Beka Warren, President MHA Moffat
tmhpcp1@amigo.net

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MHA Mesa

Serving Mesa Country, including Grand Junction.

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