Anixter's Recovery Hub is a space for people with mental illness to find compassion, community, and connection. Recovery Hub is completely free and open 7 days a week. At the Recovery Hub, you'll work with people who have experience with recovery. Certified Recovery Support Specialists know what you're going through, and they'll work with you one-on-one and in a group setting so you can meet your recovery goals.

Offers support groups, education classes, a warm line, referrals, and a computer lab.

Walk-in clinic available for mental health assessment. Schedules follow up appointments or refers to other local agencies as appropriate.

Kenneth Young Center's (KYC) Drop-In Cen­ter pro­motes com­mu­ni­ty among peo­ple liv­ing with men­tal ill­ness. The Drop-In Cen­ter is designed to cre­ate a non-clin­i­cal envi­ron­ment to sharp­en social skills, make new friends, and fur­ther explore oppor­tu­ni­ties with­in the com­mu­ni­ty. Fund­ed by the Depart­ment of Human Ser­vices, any adult with a men­tal health diag­no­sis is wel­come 364 days a year.

NAMI Metro Suburban's The Living Room is a mental health drop-in center for individuals experiencing an emotional crisis or just need a safe space to speak with someone who understands. The Living Room is open 24/7 and services are offered for free.

NAMI Metro Suburban's The Living Room is a mental health drop-in center for individuals experiencing an emotional crisis or just need a safe space to speak with someone who understands. The Living Room is open 24/7 and services are offered for free.

The Drop-In Center program, funded by the Illinois Department of Human Services, Division of Mental Health, supports Colbert Class Members in setting recovery goals and taking ownership of their own recovery. Using a community-based approach that promotes empowerment, personal growth and responsibility, these services assist program participants achieve greater independence. The PWC Drop-In Center is located in Washington Park, a neighborhood with few mental health resources, for area consumers. Daily activities planned and offered at the Drop-In Center include community outings such as dinners, movies, plays, and cultural excursions; socialization activities such as game nights, as well as skills development workshops such as healthy cooking, money management, and computer classes.

Josselyn's The Living Room is a mental health drop-in center that is open to all and welcomes anyone who is experiencing an emotional or mental health crisis to receive compassionate support in a safe, welcoming space.

Provides a place for individuals to go if they feel they are in a crisis situation mentally.

St. Louis Empowerment Center: Provides a consumer run drop-in activity center for the mentally ill and the dually diagnosed in the City of St. Louis. Services include crafts, anger management, life skills classes and linking participants with referrals.

Connections offers support to promote coping, problem-solving and self-management of individual behavioral health. Connections offers coffee and doughnuts in the mornings and a noon time meal. There is a meal offered around the lunch hour as well.

Connections has various activity rooms available for those seeking activities to participate in or just a common area to relax and unwind during your time at the center. Connection does have a donation room available for those in need of clothing, shoes, coats, gloves, etc. This room and supplies are update frequently.

Connections staff can offer support and assist with finding housing, assistance with getting medical benefits and offering/setting up additional services/resources clients may otherwise not know about.

Drop in center for adults with mental illness that offers support, empowerment, socialization, and peer networking.

Offers people with mental illness an opportunity to socialize in a setting that is not treatment oriented, while offering the opportunity for learning and problem-solving to occur with the assistance of staff or members.

Offers recreational and social activities geared towards those with a diagnosed persistent mental illness. A variety of activities are available including crafts, billiards, computers, Internet access, television, and areas for group activities.

Offers a socialization and educational center for persons with mental illness. Services include rehabilitative skill training to assist persons in recovery. A Friendship Lunch is served every Wednesday and is open to all participants. Monday and Friday are sack lunch days.

Offers recreational and social activities geared towards those with a diagnosed persistent mental illness. A variety of activities are available including crafts, billiards, computers, Internet access, television, and areas for group activities.

NAMI Central Iowa's primary missions are to SUPPORT people affected by mental illness, EDUCATE with facts about mental health topics, and ADVOCATE for mental health concerns.

NAMI Peer-to-Peer | a free, 8-session course for adults living with mental illness (diagnosed or undiagnosed).
NAMI Family-to-Family | a free, 8-session course for family, significant others, and friends of adults living with mental illness.
NAMI Basics | a free 6-session group education program for parents or family caregivers of children and teens experiencing symptoms of mental illness or already diagnosed.
Iowa State University NAMI on Campus | a free, mental health student group providing education and awareness resources.
NAMI on Campus at Grinnell | a free, metal health student group providing education and awareness resources at Grinnell College led by adults impacted by mental illness.

Every NAMI signature program is free to those we serve.

NAMI Support Groups: Meet weekly providing support for adults living with mental illness and also for the family members caring for their loved one.
NAMI Educational Courses: Offered 3 to 4 times per year for the adult living with mental illness and for the family member or friend who wants to learn how to support their loved one.
NAMI public presentations: courageous adults living in recovery share their mental illness journey with the public.
NAMI Ending the Silence is for junior high and high schools,
NAMI In Our Own Voice is for the general public.
The Mental Health Wellness Center is located in Ames and is a peer-led drop-in center offering a stigma free environment of support. If you are in need of local resources, NAMI Central Iowa is here to help.

Wide range of inpatient and outpatient mental health services, addressing: - Depression, sadness, grief. - Self-harm and suicidality. - Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). - Anxiety, nervousness, stress. - Addiction. - Family/relationship problems. - Confusion/memory loss. - Etc.

Wide range of inpatient and outpatient mental health services, addressing: - Depression, sadness, grief. - Self-harm and suicidality. - Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). - Anxiety, nervousness, stress. - Addiction. - Family/relationship problems. - Confusion/memory loss. - Etc.

Provides immediate short-term assessments for people in a mental health or substance abuse crisis. This is for individuals who do not need an inpatient hospitalization, however are not able to be treated on an outpatient basis either. Within an Access Center patients will be immediately assessed for medical, mental health and substance abuse related disorders. The patient and staff will together work on a plan for next steps that make sense. A patient's stay at the Access Center will vary from a few hours to a few days and is designed to stabilize and return the patient to their community as soon as possible.

Community support program offers case management, day treatment, medication monitoring/administration, teaching of psychosocial skills, community follow-up, drop-in center, protective payee, and a residential program.