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.

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View fullsize It's time to register for MHA's December 4, 2024 Mental Health First Aid Training! Learn how to help someone experiencing a mental health or substance use challenge or crisis. Our next virtual Mental Health First Aid training will be held on Wednesd
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View fullsize Tomorrow is Election Day. It is normal to feel a wide-range of emotions right now, but in the midst of all this it is also important to remember to practice self-care and self-compassion. Stay informed and up-to-date, all while also making sure to ta
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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