Our members are the non-profits and small businesses providing direct services to individuals with mental illness, including children in foster care and the chronically homeless. Each month, our members assist over 7,000 consumers with treatment, housing, employment, counseling and crisis management.

Interested in joining the D.C. Behavioral Health Association?

You can review our 2009 Member Guide, describing our policies and structure.

You can join the D.C. Behavioral Health Association in 2010 by completing an application.

In 2009, 26 organizations joined the D.C. Behavioral Health Association. These include:

API Associates, Inc.;
Affordable Behavior Consultants, Inc.;
Anchor Mental Health Association, a division of Catholic Charities;
Careco Mental Health Services;
Community Connections;
Cornerstone;
Deaf-REACH;
Family Matters;
Family Preservation Services;
First Home Care;
Green Door;
The Healthy Families Thriving Communities Collaborative Council;
Hillcrest Children’s Center;
Lifestride;
McClendon Center;
Pathways to Housing;
Positive Nature;
Progressive Life Center;
Psychiatric Center Chartered;
Psychiatric Institute of Washington;
Sasha Bruce Youthwork;
So Others Might Eat;
The Student Support Center;
Washington Hospital Center’s Behavioral Health Services;
Woodley House;
Youth Villages.

Check back soon for a full directory of our 2010 members, including descriptions of what services each member provides.