Where can I find MHP’s Annual Reports?
View our most recent Annual Report to see highlights, achievements, and financial summaries from the past year.
More FAQs to Explore
Discover answers to additional questions about our programs, services, and training opportunities. We’re here to provide the clarity and support you need as you explore how to get involved and benefit from Mental Health Partnerships.
Mental Health Partnerships (MHP) is a nonprofit organization providing peer-driven mental health services, advocacy, and training programs for approximately 75 years throughout Southeastern Pennsylvania and in other regions of the state.
MHP’s administrative office is located at 833 Chestnut Street, Suite 1100, Philadelphia, PA 19107. Mailing address: PO Box 40049, Philadelphia, PA 19106. Contact us here.
MHP serves individuals and communities across five counties in Southeastern Pennsylvania. See all locations.
MHP has been supporting the mental health community for nearly 75 years, originally established in 1951. Learn more about our history.
MHP stands out for its peer-driven model that centers lived experience, holistic care, and social justice advocacy.
MHP’s mission is to collaboratively build hope and promote the well-being of people in recovery through innovative, peer-centered advocacy, learning, and services.
Yes. MHP is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.
MHP is led by a Board of Directors and an Executive Leadership Team with lived experience and expertise in behavioral health.
MHP offers a wide range of direct services including Mobile Peer Support, Case Management, Recovery Learning Centers, Homeless Outreach, Advocacy, and more.
Direct services provide individualized or group support, while training and education through The Institute @ MHP offer professional development for individuals and organizations.
Recovery Learning Centers (RLCs) are peer-driven spaces offering workshops, support groups, wellness activities, meals, showers, and supportive services.
Mobile Peer Support delivers one-on-one support from trained peers to participants at home or in the community.
Case Management at MHP helps individuals access housing, healthcare, public benefits, and community resources with personalized support.
Homeless Outreach provides on-the-ground support, basic needs assistance, and housing navigation for individuals experiencing homelessness.
MHP leads public policy efforts, advocacy campaigns, and community mobilization to promote mental health equity and systemic change.
Family & Caregiver Support provides workshops, support groups, and resources for those supporting loved ones with mental health challenges.
Representative Payee Services help manage benefits to ensure essential bills are paid and teach budgeting skills to participants.
Resource & Referral Services connect individuals with community supports like housing, job training, and healthcare providers.
MHP programs support individuals managing anxiety, depression, PTSD, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, trauma, and co-occurring substance use disorders. Explore our programs.
While most services are focused on adults, some programs like Family & Caregiver Support and youth-focused CPS training cohorts serve younger populations as well.
Call 800-688-4226 or contact us online to enroll in MHP services. Our intake team will guide you through the next steps.
Some services require a referral, while others — like Recovery Learning Centers — are open to self-referral or walk-ins.
Most services are free. Some programs may bill Medicaid or other insurance. Support is available for those without coverage. Learn more.
MHP accepts Medicaid and other insurance depending on the program. Contact us at 800-688-4226 to verify your eligibility. Get in touch.
You can get involved by volunteering, donating, advocating, or participating in fundraising events hosted by MHP.
To volunteer, fill out the form on our Volunteer Opportunities page or email info@mhphope.org.
Opportunities include peer support, outreach, administrative assistance, event support, and more. View open volunteer roles.
Yes. You can host a personal fundraiser for MHP. Learn how to get started.
Key MHP fundraising events include the Bell of Hope Awards and the Through the Lens of Hope photo exhibit.
You can make a secure donation online through our donate page or mail a check to PO Box 40049, Philadelphia, PA 19106.
Yes. The donation form allows you to dedicate your gift in honor or memory of someone. Acknowledgment letters can be provided upon request.
Join our advocacy campaigns, contact your representatives, and participate in events to advance mental health equity.
The Certified Peer Specialist (CPS) Training Program equips individuals with lived mental health experience to professionally support others in recovery.
Eligible CPS training applicants must have lived mental health experience, be 18 or older, and complete an intake interview. Learn more.
Apply online through The Institute @ MHP. A personal statement and interview may be required.
Yes. We have limited funding available through some counties and can assist with funding applications through the Office of Vocational Rehabilitation. See if you qualify.
The Institute @ MHP is our education center, offering CPS certification, professional development, and behavioral health training programs.
MHP offers professional training in peer support, trauma-informed care, DEI, crisis intervention, and recovery-oriented services. Browse courses.
Yes. Many of our training courses offer CEUs (Continuing Education Units) or certifications upon completion.
Yes. MHP offers custom training and technical assistance for organizations and community groups.
You can register for training online or email training@mhphope.org for assistance.
If you are experiencing a crisis, call or text 988 immediately. During business hours (Monday–Friday, 9 AM–7 PM ET), click the Healthy Minds Chatline button on our website for peer support. Find help now.
The Healthy Minds Chatline is a floating button available on every page of our site, offering real-time peer support during business hours and resources after hours.
To begin accessing services through MHP, call 800-688-4226 or use the contact form to reach our team directly.
Yes. The Family & Caregiver Support program offers workshops, education, and community resources tailored for loved ones supporting someone with mental health needs.
View our most recent Annual Report to see highlights, achievements, and financial summaries from the past year.
Stay updated by signing up for MHP updates, checking our News & Updates page, or following us on Facebook and LinkedIn @MentalHealthPartnerships.
Yes. Support groups are offered through Recovery Learning Centers, caregiver programming, and peer-led initiatives across our regions.
Yes. Visit the Events page to see information about upcoming events, training programs, and past celebrations.
If you still have questions, please reach out to us at 800-688-4226 or email info@mhphope.org. We’re here to help.
Mental Health Partnerships (MHP) is a nonprofit organization providing peer-driven mental health services, advocacy, and training programs for approximately 75 years throughout Southeastern Pennsylvania and in other regions of the state.
MHP’s administrative office is located at 833 Chestnut Street, Suite 1100, Philadelphia, PA 19107. Mailing address: PO Box 40049, Philadelphia, PA 19106. Contact us here.
MHP serves individuals and communities across five counties in Southeastern Pennsylvania. See all locations.
MHP has been supporting the mental health community for nearly 75 years, originally established in 1951. Learn more about our history.
MHP stands out for its peer-driven model that centers lived experience, holistic care, and social justice advocacy.
MHP’s mission is to collaboratively build hope and promote the well-being of people in recovery through innovative, peer-centered advocacy, learning, and services.
Yes. MHP is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.
MHP is led by a Board of Directors and an Executive Leadership Team with lived experience and expertise in behavioral health.
MHP offers a wide range of direct services including Mobile Peer Support, Case Management, Recovery Learning Centers, Homeless Outreach, Advocacy, and more.
Direct services provide individualized or group support, while training and education through The Institute @ MHP offer professional development for individuals and organizations.
Recovery Learning Centers (RLCs) are peer-driven spaces offering workshops, support groups, wellness activities, meals, showers, and supportive services.
Mobile Peer Support delivers one-on-one support from trained peers to participants at home or in the community.
Case Management at MHP helps individuals access housing, healthcare, public benefits, and community resources with personalized support.
Homeless Outreach provides on-the-ground support, basic needs assistance, and housing navigation for individuals experiencing homelessness.
MHP leads public policy efforts, advocacy campaigns, and community mobilization to promote mental health equity and systemic change.
Family & Caregiver Support provides workshops, support groups, and resources for those supporting loved ones with mental health challenges.
Representative Payee Services help manage benefits to ensure essential bills are paid and teach budgeting skills to participants.
Resource & Referral Services connect individuals with community supports like housing, job training, and healthcare providers.
MHP programs support individuals managing anxiety, depression, PTSD, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, trauma, and co-occurring substance use disorders. Explore our programs.
While most services are focused on adults, some programs like Family & Caregiver Support and youth-focused CPS training cohorts serve younger populations as well.
Call 800-688-4226 or contact us online to enroll in MHP services. Our intake team will guide you through the next steps.
Some services require a referral, while others — like Recovery Learning Centers — are open to self-referral or walk-ins.
Most services are free. Some programs may bill Medicaid or other insurance. Support is available for those without coverage. Learn more.
MHP accepts Medicaid and other insurance depending on the program. Contact us at 800-688-4226 to verify your eligibility. Get in touch.
You can get involved by volunteering, donating, advocating, or participating in fundraising events hosted by MHP.
To volunteer, fill out the form on our Volunteer Opportunities page or email info@mhphope.org.
Opportunities include peer support, outreach, administrative assistance, event support, and more. View open volunteer roles.
Yes. You can host a personal fundraiser for MHP. Learn how to get started.
Key MHP fundraising events include the Bell of Hope Awards and the Through the Lens of Hope photo exhibit.
You can make a secure donation online through our donate page or mail a check to PO Box 40049, Philadelphia, PA 19106.
You can register for training online or email training@mhphope.org for assistance.
If you are experiencing a crisis, call or text 988 immediately. During business hours (Monday–Friday, 9 AM–7 PM ET), click the Healthy Minds Chatline button on our website for peer support. Find help now.
The Healthy Minds Chatline is a floating button available on every page of our site, offering real-time peer support during business hours and resources after hours.
To begin accessing services through MHP, call 800-688-4226 or use the contact form to reach our team directly.
Yes. The Family & Caregiver Support program offers workshops, education, and community resources tailored for loved ones supporting someone with mental health needs.
View our most recent Annual Report to see highlights, achievements, and financial summaries from the past year.
Stay updated by signing up for MHP updates, checking our News & Updates page, or following us on Facebook and LinkedIn @MentalHealthPartnerships.
Yes. Support groups are offered through Recovery Learning Centers, caregiver programming, and peer-led initiatives across our regions.
Yes. Visit the Events page to see information about upcoming events, training programs, and past celebrations.
If you still have questions, please reach out to us at 800-688-4226 or email info@mhphope.org. We’re here to help.
You can register for training online or email training@mhphope.org for assistance.
If you are experiencing a crisis, call or text 988 immediately. During business hours (Monday–Friday, 9 AM–7 PM ET), click the Healthy Minds Chatline button on our website for peer support. Find help now.
The Healthy Minds Chatline is a floating button available on every page of our site, offering real-time peer support during business hours and resources after hours.
To begin accessing services through MHP, call 800-688-4226 or use the contact form to reach our team directly.
Yes. The Family & Caregiver Support program offers workshops, education, and community resources tailored for loved ones supporting someone with mental health needs.
View our most recent Annual Report to see highlights, achievements, and financial summaries from the past year.
Stay updated by signing up for MHP updates, checking our News & Updates page, or following us on Facebook and LinkedIn @MentalHealthPartnerships.
Yes. Support groups are offered through Recovery Learning Centers, caregiver programming, and peer-led initiatives across our regions.
Yes. Visit the Events page to see information about upcoming events, training programs, and past celebrations.
If you still have questions, please reach out to us at 800-688-4226 or email info@mhphope.org. We’re here to help.
Comprehensive Support for Every Step of Recovery
Mental Health Partnerships (MHP) offers a broad range of peer-driven services—from Recovery Learning Centers and Mobile Peer Support to Case Management, Homeless Outreach, Advocacy, and more. Each program is designed to meet you where you are, providing personalized care and community-based solutions to help you thrive on your path to mental wellbeing.
Together, We Build Hope
At Mental Health Partnerships, we are dedicated to fostering hope and resilience. Our mission is to create a supportive environment where individuals can regain control of their mental health and live fulfilling lives. We offer personalized care that aligns with your unique needs and helps you connect with a community that cares.
Real Stories of Hope and Recovery
We’re here to champion every journey to wellness, offering unwavering support and transformational advocacy. Together, we foster resilience and recovery—so everyone can thrive and live their fullest life in the community, free from barriers to mental health care.
"I'm so grateful for the community that's here and the people that I get to work with in a way that they inspire me every day."
"Every experience I've had with MHP thus far has been great, from the training to being able to get support, a community, sponsorships to go places I never thought I'd go."
"MHP has given me so much, I want to give back."
"Give you your own purpose, you know, just like doing something more. Just a good feeling for me. Now I can be productive."
"MHP has a long history of being a really trusted and reliable resource for peer specialists.
So these experiences already live within your walls."
"The incredible empowerment and the impact that peers have in the field of mental health."
"There's something really, really powerful that happens when you're connecting with someone who's sitting across from you and says, you know, I see you and I hear you. Because I've been there."
"...and just that little click. Wow, it's so powerful just to have somebody who understands exactly how you feel, because we can sympathize all day, but to have somebody else in the room with me, to say, I've done it too, I've experienced that too, allows for a bond that goes beyond words."
"That opened me up to talk to other people so I could coach them and have them get the aha moment again. I did it and I'm glad that I got into new ways of thinking."
"I'm able to be helpful just to know that, like, all that hard work I put through actually paid off."
"And I hope that everybody would get the opportunity to connect with that organization"
"At Mental Health Partnerships. Together..."
"Together..."
"Together..."
"Together...we build hope."
"Together...we build hope."
"We build hope."
"We build hope."
"Together...we build hope."
"Together...we build hope."
"Together...we build hope."
"Period!"
Guiding Principles for Empowerment and Growth
At the heart of our mission lies a steadfast commitment to core values that shape every aspect of our work. These values—rooted in hope, empowerment, and respect—guide us in fostering environments where individuals can thrive, exercise self-determination, and pursue lifelong learning. By embracing a holistic, non-judgmental, and culturally aware approach, we empower individuals to achieve their full potential and contribute to their communities.
Latest News, Inspiring Stories, and Upcoming Events
Discover the latest news, inspiring stories, and upcoming events at Mental Health Partnerships. Our blog offers expert insights and practical advice on mental health, while our events connect you with a community of support. Stay informed and join us in advocating for mental health and recovery.
Real Stories of Hope & Gratitude
Hear directly from individuals whose lives have been touched by our programs and services. Whether it’s case management, family support, or peer-led guidance, these stories showcase the power of compassionate care and unwavering belief in every person’s potential for recovery and growth.
Let’s Take the Next Step Together
At MHP, we understand that the journey to mental wellness can feel overwhelming. With peer-led support, proven resources, and a warm, caring community, we’re here to guide you through every step—so you never have to walk this path alone.