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Mental Health

Mental Health

Alphabetical list

Associated Ministries

Host of several programs to better the Tacoma community: Mental Health Chaplaincy- Ministering to the mentally ill, their families, and congregations.

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Coastal Clubhouse

Interact with mental health patients. Help with regular clubhouse activities: arts and crafts, field trips/outings, movie days, lawn mowing, D.O.T. Highway Cleanup, and educational opportunities.

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Compeer Friendship Program

Be a friend to a child or adult with a mental illness.

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Division of Developmental Disabilities

Work with people with developmental disabilities in employment, residential, or early childhood programs. They will then spend some time at the Division of Developmental Disabilities to see how the coordination or services work.

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Greater Lakes Mental Health Foundation

Be a community mentor for a young person through the Youth Mentorship Program. Spend one hour a week being a friend to someone with a mental illness. More opportunities are also available.

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Postpartum Support International

The Postpartum Support International phone line is currently looking for volunteers to return phone calls to new families needing support and information regarding mood disorders following the birth or adoption of a child. This is a great opportunity for nursing students interested in working with families affected by postpartum mood disorders.

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Index

- Associated Ministries
- Coastal Clubhouse
- Compeer Friendship Prog.
- Division of Develop. Disab.
- Greater Lakes M. H. F.
- Postpartum Support Internat.


For more information, please contact the Volunteer Center.
Phone: 253-535-8318
Email: volunteer@plu.edu