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The Greenville News – September 19, 2014
Summary: Clubhouse International Board member, Fred Carpenter, recently wrote about the success of the Clubhouse model in an article published by The Greenville News, “There’s help for mental illness.” In the article he describes his passion for mental health issues and the work of Clubhouse International, Gateway House and other Clubhouses around the world. Click here to read the article.
NEW YORK CITY – July 18, 2014 – Clubhouse International/Fountain House NY, a pioneering organization that has created a successful model to help those suffering from mental illness to reclaim their lives and realize their potential through work and the support of a caring community, has been selected to receive the 2014 Conrad N. Hilton Humanitarian Prize of $1.5 million. The Conrad N. Hilton Foundation presents the annual award, the world’s largest humanitarian prize, to an organization that is doing extraordinary work to alleviate human suffering. An independent international jury makes the final selection. See Official Hilton Press Release, Clubhouse International Press Release and High Hopes Clubhouse Press Release.
Mosaic Clubhouse, one of the Clubhouse International Certified Training Centers, recently moved into a new building in a new location. As a result we are delighted to announce that Mosaic Clubhouse is now fully settled into its new home, and will resume providing training. Its first group in the new location will be a three-week Comprehensive Training, November 3-21 2014. The newly refurbished building is in Brixton SW9, which is a ten minute walk from the Brixton Underground Station and Rail Station and is also accessible by many buses. Central London can be reached very quickly and easily from the Clubhouse.
Training colleagues will be accommodated at the recently renovated Travelodge in Penge, nearby Crystal Palace.
During Training at Mosaic Clubhouse, colleagues will benefit from immersion in a strong Clubhouse environment. In particular, Mosaic Clubhouse has a very effective Transitional Employment program; strong working partnerships with education providers; approximately 80% of the Clubhouse’s average daily attendance in educational programs and local schools; an exceptionally strong commitment to peer support among our members; and effective means of assisting members track their goals and progress.
For more information, contact:
Lee Elliott
Employment, Information & Training Coordinator
Mosaic Clubhouse
65 Effra Road
London
SW2 1BZ
email: l.elliott@mosaic-clubhouse.org
web: www.mosaic-clubhouse.org
Tel: 020 7924 9657
Pathways Clubhouse participated in an independent review of the value created by the dollars received from their funders and donors. We are delighted to announce that Pathways Clubhouse produces a total of $14 in societal value to their members and to the larger community from every $1 received! Read more.
School’s out, but a Richmond organization that changes the lives of people struggling with mental illness just got an A. Pathways Clubhouse has earned a Four-Star Rating from Charity Intelligence Canada, which ranks how charities spend their money and the work they do. Pathways is the only Richmond-based organization in Canada to receive the Four-Star Rating – the highest rank possible, and joins the 15% of charities across Canada who made the grade.
“Charity Intelligence’s research has found charities that are exceptional. This list of 4-Star charities shows Canadians 72 charities that excel in accountability to donors, financial transparency and cost-efficiency. We hope Charity Intelligence’s ratings help donors get accurate, independent information in making important giving decisions”, Kate Bahen, Managing Director of Charity Intelligence. See article and Press Release.
On World Mental Health Day 2014, 10 Clubhouses from Clubhouse Canada performed flash mobs in cities from coast to coast to fight stigma against mental illness. Click here to view video.
