What You’ll Find at the Clubhouse
Our clubhouse is built on the belief that recovery is possible through community, purpose, and empowerment.
Work Ordered Day
A work-ordered day is a structured, weekday routine where Clubhouse members and staff work side by side to run the clubhouse, engaging in meaningful tasks like cooking, office work, and outreach, all designed to build skills, purpose, and community.
Community Support
Clubhouse supports members in acquiring affordable housing; navigating local resources, connecting to treatment providers. We assist with applying for government disability benefits; and other needed services.
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Employment
We empower members to pursue meaningful work. Whether you're re-entering the workforce or exploring new career paths, our team is here to support every step of your journey toward employment success.
Educational opportunities
We support members in returning to school, earning diplomas or certificates, and pursuing college or vocational training, with help such as tutoring, mentoring, and navigating school systems.
wellness activities
Clubhouses promote the overall well-being of their members by offering resources and activities focused on physical and mental health.
Personal Connections
Part of the daily work of the Clubhouse involves reaching out to members and building community.
Social & recreational activities
To reduce isolation and build a sense of belonging, clubhouses offer a variety of recreational and social activities.
Transitional employment
The Clubhouse partners with local employers to provide a supportive work experience serving as a bridge to competitive, long-term employment.