The Mental Health Association in Delaware

Our Mission

The Mental Health Association in Delaware strives to strengthen knowledge, resources and support around mental health and recovery.

We Aim To

  • Create an environment in which everyone feels supported throughout their mental health and recovery journey.

  • Respect the dignity and worth of every person.

  • Treat every person compassionately, free from stigma and prejudice.

  • Promote community understanding of mental health.

  • Advocate for those with lived experiences to have their voices heard.

  • Collaborate with others and actively look for partners to strengthen mental health.

  • Work together with integrity and a sense of purpose.

Follow Us!

View fullsize E-Racing the Blues (North) is this Saturday! Join MHA staff, vendors, and other registrants as we participate in our annual E-Racing the Blues walk. This event will start at 10 am at Glasgow Park (Pavilion 1) and include refreshments, a mindfulness s
View fullsize September is Suicide Prevention Month - a time to raise awareness, break the stigma and have open and honest conversations around a tough, but much needed talked about topic. Learning the warning signs and knowing where to get help can help change or
View fullsize MHA is starting a NEW wellness group, beginning September 17th! This will be a peer-led group for young adults who are navigating challenges that can arise with adulthood and may face common stressors, such as jobs, relationships, and more. To regi
View fullsize Back to school can be both fun and hectic for everyone involved, whether you are a parent or guardian, teacher, or student. It can be especially stressful for your child as they either prepare to enter school for the first time, get ready to graduate
View fullsize Today is #InternationalSelfCareDay, a day that promotes the importance of self-care and personal wellness and encourages people around the world to prioritize it. So, this is a just a friendly reminder to make sure to fill your cup (figuratively and
View fullsize On the blog --> Learn about post-semester depression and anxiety, including some reasons on why it may happen and what you can do it about it. To read the full post click the link in our bio. #mentalhealth #mentalhealthsupport #MHAinDE #postgr
View fullsize MHA is bringing back the Men's Wellness Group! Starting on August 6th, this peer-led group will meet virtually every Tuesday at 6 pm and is open to men of all ages. For any questions and/or to register, email Sydney Elliott at selliott@mhainde.org
View fullsize July is Bebe Moore Campbell National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month. Learn more about BIPOC mental health at mhanational.org/july. Credit: Mental Health America
View fullsize Thank you Golda Duncan for representing the Mental Health Association in Delaware at the Brandywine Zoo on Saturday! Pride Day was well-attended despite the heat! #mentalhealth #MHAinDE #prideday #communityoutreach #outreach
View fullsize A friendly reminder that today is the last day to dine at Not Your Average Joe's, as part as MHA's Dining for Dollars! Go for lunch or dinner (or both) and tell your server you are "dining for MHA" and Not Your Average Joe's will then give