Welcome In Clubhouse is a non-profit, 501(c)(3) organization whose mission and purpose is to support an underserved community by providing mental health services, and creating opportunities in social, work, educational, and other life activities.
Our Mission
What a Club House does
What a Club House does
To provide an independent , quality ,respectful and creative model for the Quabbin Valley area. This allows participants to be fully integrated with and contributing in a significant way to Quabbin Valley community.
What a Club House does
What a Club House does
What a Club House does
A Clubhouse is a community of people working together to support the recovery of people living with serious mental illness. More than a program or social service, Clubhouse communities are built on the belief that meaningful work, a sense of purpose, and genuine friendships are restorative and that the sense of purpose people gain through work is not simply a nice idea but is essential to their recovery.
Community support services are provided by members and staff of the Clubhouse. Community support activities are centered in the work unit structure of the Clubhouse. They include helping with entitlements, housing and advocacy, promoting healthy lifestyles, as well as assistance in accessing quality medical, psychological, pharmacological and substance abuse services in the community
Club House Values
What a Club House does
Club House Values
Clubhouses are built upon the belief that every member has the potential to sufficiently recover from the effects of mental illness to lead a personally satisfying life as an integrated member of society. Clubhouses are communities of people who are dedicated to one another’s success, no matter how long it takes or how difficult it is. Clubhouses are organized around a belief that work, and work-mediated relationships, are restorative and provide a firm foundation for growth and important individual achievement
(Beard, Propst, Malamud, 1982), and the belief that normalized social and recreational opportunities are an important part of a person’s path to recovery