Welcome to the website of the Mental Health Association of Tarrant County (Texas).
Explore our site to get helpful information about mental health, mental illnesses, aging, support groups, classes, activities, and more.
Take a confidential online mental health screening.
Learn about Operation Healthy Reunions, a program to help servicemen and servicewomen returning from Iraq and Afghanistan.
If you have difficulty with a nursing home, assisted living center, unlicensed group home, or other long-term care facility, an ombudsman can probably help you. Read about the Ombudsman Program here.
Mental health consumers can find helpful programs here - the Warm Line, by and for our consumers, the Wellness Recovery Action Plan (WRAP) class, social activities for fun and fellowship, and more!
If you need information about agencies, organizations, professionals, providers, or support groups, call 817-335-5405 to speak to a service navigator, who can help point you to what you need. Or you can visit the Online Searchable Database.
MHATC programs and services are available free or nearly free to anyone in Tarrant County and the region who has mental health concerns or challenges. If you are able, you are invited to help MHATC provide these free or low-cost services!
Volunteer: Call 817-335-5404 or email mhatc@mhatc.org to find out how you can contribute by volunteering.
Give: Call 817-335-54-5 if you'd like to support MHATC with a gift. We recommend $75 for families, $50 for individuals, and $20 for clients. To be a major donor ($500 or above), please call 817-335-5405. Or you can sponsor a table at the annual Peppers & Piñatas Party.
Any amount helps us carry out this important work!
Explore our site to get helpful information about mental health, mental illnesses, aging, support groups, classes, activities, and more.
Take a confidential online mental health screening.
Learn about Operation Healthy Reunions, a program to help servicemen and servicewomen returning from Iraq and Afghanistan.
If you have difficulty with a nursing home, assisted living center, unlicensed group home, or other long-term care facility, an ombudsman can probably help you. Read about the Ombudsman Program here.
Mental health consumers can find helpful programs here - the Warm Line, by and for our consumers, the Wellness Recovery Action Plan (WRAP) class, social activities for fun and fellowship, and more!
If you need information about agencies, organizations, professionals, providers, or support groups, call 817-335-5405 to speak to a service navigator, who can help point you to what you need. Or you can visit the Online Searchable Database.
MHATC programs and services are available free or nearly free to anyone in Tarrant County and the region who has mental health concerns or challenges. If you are able, you are invited to help MHATC provide these free or low-cost services!
Volunteer: Call 817-335-5404 or email mhatc@mhatc.org to find out how you can contribute by volunteering.
Give: Call 817-335-54-5 if you'd like to support MHATC with a gift. We recommend $75 for families, $50 for individuals, and $20 for clients. To be a major donor ($500 or above), please call 817-335-5405. Or you can sponsor a table at the annual Peppers & Piñatas Party.
Any amount helps us carry out this important work!
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