MENTAL HEALTH CHAPLAINCY
EIN 46-4889684 · Mental Health & Crisis Intervention N.E.C. (F99)
What they do
OUTREACH to OUR NEIGHBORS WHO STRUGGLE WITH A SERIOUS MENTAL ILLNESS, TRAUMA and ABUSE and CHEMICAL DEPENDENCYSPIRITUAL CARE WITH PERSONS IN HOSPITAL and OUTPATIENT PROGRAMS WHERE NO OTHER CHAPLAIN is AVAILABLE and SUPPORT to FAMILIES SEEKING CARE and SERVICES for A FAMILY MEMBER FACING A SERIOUS MENTAL ILLNESSCOMPANIONSHIP TRAINING for CHAPLAINS, HEALTH WORKERS, CLERGY and LAITY; WORKING WITH CONGREGATIONS to DEVELOP MINISTRIES to WELCOME, SERVE, and SUPPORT INDIVIDUALS and THEIR FAMILIES FACING THE JOURNEY WITH SERIOUS and PERSISTENT MENTAL DISORDERSWORKSHOPS, CONSULTING and PUBLIC PROGRAMS IN LOCATIONS AROUND THE U.S. to BRING THE MESSSAGE of THE CHAPLAINCY and ASSIST OTHERS IN DEVELOPING MENTAL ILLNESS MINISTRIESADVOCACY and EDUCATION for READILY ACCESSIBLE MENTAL HEALTH CARE THAT ATTENDS to THE WHOLE PERSON INCLUDING ONES PHYSICAL, PSYCHOLOGICAL, SOCIAL and SPIRITUAL WELL-BEING
How to reach them
ContactKATHERINE A EATONExecutive Dir.
In care of% JOHN DAUGHERTY
Mailing address208 ALMADON ST, ENUMCLAW, WA 98022-7402
Main phone(206) 631-1824Source: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- Recognized since
- December 2014
- County
- King
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