Mental Health Connecticut (MHC) offers specialized mental health services for deaf and hard of hearing adults in the Greater Hartford area, helping to ensure equitable access to vital support.
Tailored to the unique needs of individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing and have one or more mental health conditions, our services, provided in American Sign Language, incorporate culturally sensitive approaches, promoting holistic well-being and empowerment within the local community.
Adults (18+) with a mental health condition who are deaf or hard of hearing
Greater Hartford Area
Costs vary based on the service
Robinson House is the only group home in the state of Connecticut that caters to individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing and experiencing mental health conditions, offering round-the-clock supervision, care, and housing services facilitated by Mental Health Connecticut.
MHC organizes community-building activities. Deaf Rec is a social club designed to bring adults who are Deaf from all walks of life together to engage in community-based, recreational activities, including visiting local museums, going bowling, eating at restaurants, and attending local fairs and festivals. Deaf Rec promotes community and peer engagement through participation in fun activities in the community.
Choices works with job seekers who have been identified as needing employment services and supports by matching them with employers offering employment for skilled and committed workers. In West Hartford, we specifically work with people seeking employment who are Deaf or hard of hearing. We offer training, placement, and ongoing support.
We provide flexible in-person and telehealth therapy, case management, and in-home support throughout the state of Connecticut for individuals with and without insurance.
Explore our directory of mental health and educational resources for access to holistic wellness and community support.
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