The Mental Health Support Fund is at work in Door County and has provided support to the following in our community:
Big Brothers, Big Sisters of Northeast Wisconsin is addressing the growing mental health challenges among Door County youth by expanding its mentorship programs.
The Door County Campus of the Boys & Girls Club of the Bay & Lakes Region is addressing the youth mental health crisis by providing critical emotional wellness services, including case management, therapy, and targeted interventions to vulnerable tweens and teens, especially during the summer.
Doorway to Learning has employed an Emotional Intelligence Coordinator to help children with sensory overload, emotional dysregulation, and social challenges by offering tailored interventions.
Door County Medical Center is expanding its Behavioral Health Services to address the growing mental health needs in the community.
JAK’s Place received funding to run a marketing campaign to increase awareness of their mental health support groups and programs for individuals and their families.
Through its B Double Sharp program the Griffon String Quartet, a part of Midsummer’s Music, provides mini concerts for aging populations and caregivers focusing on those with dementia.
The STRIDE program through the United Way of Door County, provides mental health services, utilizing licensed, quality mental health providers in Door County school districts through a collaborative mental health model.
Unity Hospice offers grief support to families after the loss of a loved one and will expand their monthly support group by adding pet therapy for comfort and healing.
Write On, Door County offers a creative writing camp for youth addressing rising youth mental health challenges by providing a supportive space for self expression.
