Partner for Mental Health

05/31/2025

Check out the latest news from Partner for Mental Health to conclude Mental Health Month May. For the full article, including links to the latest press visit us at partnerformentalhealth.org/https://partnerformentalhealth.org/news-stories

05/31/2025

Important news about youth mental health in Albemarle...

"It's frontlines. It's very chaotic, very stressful," an Albemarle County school counselor said.

04/11/2025

Check out our latest updates from Partner for Mental Health:

  Our community needs Navigators Mental Health America (of which PMH is a chapter) and NAMI and ten other leading mental health and substance use organizations issued a joint statement this past Wednesday following the announcement of widespread staffing cuts at the U.S. Department of Health and Hu...

02/25/2025

12/31/2024

Check out Community Navigator Norman Dorise QMHP on 29News WVIR Community Conversations discussing their work with ANCHOR:

Norman Dorise with Partner for Mental Health

12/30/2024

Check out Community Navigator Pam Coburn CPRS on 29News WVIR Community Conversations

12/24/2024

Happy Holidays from Partner for Mental Health!

12/18/2024

Check out PMH's Navigator Sue Hess on 29News WVIR Community Conversations!

Sue Hess with Partner for Mental Health

12/10/2024

"Why Crozet? Is a long-running feature that examines the many reasons why long-time area residents and newcomers love Crozet and the surrounding villages and countryside. This month we’ve chosen a multi-disciplinary team that brings significant experience, knowledge and compassion to situations that might otherwise stretch the county’s law-enforcement and medical resources."

LivingWhy Crozet: Elite Team Serving People in CrisisBy Theresa Curry - December 6, 2024033The HART team and their co-workers accept an award from the Virginia Association of Counties. From left, Fire Rescue Chief Dan Eggleston, Chief Human Services Officer Kaki Dimock, Sue Hess with Partner for Men...

12/02/2024

This Giving Tuesday, please consider Partner for Mental Health as part of your philanthropic efforts this holday season and beyond! Thank you for your continued support!

11/27/2024

This Thanksgiving 2024, we are grateful for our partnerships, grants, and supporters from Charlottesville City, Albemarle County, BAMAworks, 20th Century Merchants Fund, the Heiner Family Fund, WaWa Foundation, Mildred K and Henry J. Abraham Fund, Brooks Family YMCA, and supporters like YOU!