Meet Floyd Green
#LetsFaceIt Meet Floyd Green, a retired vice president from Aetna turned philanthropist, an advocate for mental health awareness, and a beacon of resilience and vulnerability. Floyd’s journey is one of […]
Monday Motivation with Angela Silva Mendes
#LetsFaceIt Welcome to our Monday Motivation series, where we kickstart your week with a dose of inspiration and positivity. Mondays can sometimes feel like a daunting hurdle to overcome, but […]
Self-Care Sunday: Daily Practices
At MHC, we understand that self-care is a deeply personal journey, with individual needs and approaches varying widely. However, one thing remains universal: the more tools you have in your […]
Shout Out Saturday: Thank You to ConnectiCare
#LetsFaceIt the backbone of our community support lies in the generosity of our community members themselves. During this #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth, we’re overflowing with gratitude for the incredible donors and champions of […]
Meet Ben Dubow
#LetsFaceIt In the bustling heart of Hartford, Connecticut, there’s a man on a mission, and his name is Ben Dubow. With a multifaceted background that spans the culinary world, nonprofit […]
Find MHC’s Table at These Events In May
Come visit our table at the following events: CHAC Forum: Wake Up to Wellbeing Tuesday, May 14th, 8:30 am – 10:30 am Tunxis Country Club, Farmington, CT The Collective Healing […]
Wellness Fair on Pratt Street May 4th, 2024
Event Details Kick off Mental Health Awareness Month in May with MHC! Don’t miss this opportunity to nourish your mind, body, and spirit in the heart of Hartford. Join us […]
We Are Better Together: The Power of Community-Based Healing
What does it mean to be a part of a community? How can we better respond to unexpected events, together, to create a ripple effect of healing? Just as a […]
MHC Applauds Governor Lamont on Response to the Defacement of the City of Hartford’s Black Lives Matter Mural
MHC applauds Governor Lamont on the response to the defacement of the City of Hartford’s Black Lives Matter mural on Trinity Street, which was found over the weekend with graffiti […]
Remembering Pulse Night Club
Today marks the seven year remembrance of the Pulse nightclub shooting, where we tragically lost 49 individuals to gun violence. The majority of those directly impacted identified as LGBTQ+ and […]
