Let’s Face It: Meet Rachael Perillo

Rachael’s mental health journey began after the birth of one of her children, when she was diagnosed with postpartum depression. Prior to that, she had managed anxiety with coping skills […]

Let’s Face It: Meet Rob Santos

Growing up, Rob knew something felt off but didn’t have the language to describe it or ask for help. When he was just seven years old, teachers told him he […]

Let’s Face It: Meet Bliss Kern

“As a clinician and friend, my biggest strength and liability are the same: I don’t really know how to be inauthentic.” From an early age, Bliss understood that per experience […]

Let’s Face It: Meet Kai Belton

Kai Belton is a mother, grandmother, social worker, woman of faith, and the State Representative for Middletown’s 100th District. Throughout her career, she has worked in spaces where support is […]

Let’s Face It: Meet Aaron Hawkins

Aaron Hawkins is a veteran, musician, proud father, Certified Peer Specialist with the Veterans Health Administration, certified yoga instructor, and a dedicated human rights and environmental advocate. He is also […]

MHC’s Fiscal Year 2025 Annual Report

FY25 Annual Report | Donate We’re excited to share that our Fiscal Year 2025 Annual Report is now available, and it is filled with stories of progress we made possible […]

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