List of Mental Health Ministry Organizations
These organizations can assist you in developing a mental health ministry.
Fresh Hope for Mental Health is an international network of Christian peer-to-peer led support groups for those who have a mental health diagnosis and for their loved ones.
Full Strength Network is a nonprofit ministry created to strengthen Christian pastors and their families for their overall well-being.They are a growing national network of caregivers and service providers passionate about helping pastors and their families thrive in ministry life.
https://mentalhealthgracealliance.org/
Mental Health Grace Alliance is a Christian mental health recovery and support organization that provides resources, support groups, and training to pastors and community leaders so they can help those affected by mental illness. They develop Christ-centered, curriculum-based models for family and peer support groups, trauma and PTSD groups, and young adult groups.
The Hope for Mental Health Ministry was developed by Rick and Kay Warren at Saddleback Church. This ministry provides the transforming love of Jesus Christ, support, and hope through local churches to people living with mental illness and their families.
The Interfaith Network on Mental Illness offers written and web resources, consultation, free presentations, and guidelines for starting Mental Health Ministries and/or Spiritual Support Groups for Mental Health and Wellness.
https://www.keyministry.org/mentalhealthandthechurch
Key Ministry promotes meaningful connection between churches and families of kids with disabilities for the purpose of making disciples of Jesus Christ.
https://mentalhealthgateway.org/
Mental Health Gateway is a comprehensive, faith-based mental health resource serving the Houston community and beyond.
http://www.mentalhealthministries.net/
Mental Health Ministries is an interfaith web-based ministry which provides educational resources to help erase the stigma of mental illness in faith communities.
My Quiet Cave strives to provide people everywhere with a safe space to pursue both mental and spiritual wellness. Their programs are designed to create community, model vulnerability, empower self-care, and embrace each person’s innate value as a beloved child of God.
https://theactionalliance.org/communities/faith-communities
The National Action Alliance For Suicide Prevention provides every faith tradition and denomination with a set of assembled communications and aids in spiritual resources to help prevent suicides in their communities.
https://www.nami.org/Get-Involved/NAMI-FaithNet
NAMI FaithNet is an interfaith resource network of NAMI members, friends, clergy and congregations of all faith traditions who wish to encourage faith communities who are welcoming and supportive of persons and families living with mental illness.
http://www.pathways2promise.org/
Pathways to Promise is an interfaith cooperative committed to creating an atmosphere in the faith and mental health communities which promotes recovery from mental illness and invites people with mental illnesses to enrich the community through actively sharing their gifts and interests.
https://www.remedylive.com/
RemedyLIVE helps create meaningful conversations about mental health through interactive educational experiences designed for congregations, schools, and business organizations. RemedyLIVE also helps connect people who may be struggling with their mental health with a trained Soul Medic who listens compassionately, offers hope, and shares resources that can help. Soul Medics are available 24/7 for text to chat conversations by texting 494949, Keyword: Remedy.
Run Hard. Rest Well. introduces restorative wellness to organizations and individuals through transformative seminars and half-day retreats. We help people rediscover simple and strategic commitments that reduce cortisol overload, feed the soul, and fuel joy and vibrancy through preventative care practices, crisis, and recovery.