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Mental Health Partnerships Our Values
We value Hope, the belief that a better future is achievable. By fostering hope, we promote success and resilience.

Mental Health Partnerships was founded, and continues to thrive, on the basic principle that people with mental health conditions can and do recover because they have the resilience to direct their own journeys in overcoming significant adversity. Our Vision
Individuals challenged by mental health conditions are empowered to direct their recovery journeys, and family members are prepared to play supportive roles, all as members of informed and inclusive communities. Our Mission
To promote groundbreaking ideas and create opportunities for resilience and recovery by applying the knowledge learned from the people we support, employ, and engage in transformative partnerships. We value Self-Determination, the exercise of free will - to encourage the independent expression of ideas and control over one's own life. We value a Holistic Focus, which represents the interrelatedness of all human needs. By recognizing the connection among physical, mental and spiritual needs, we nurture growth and creativity. We value Support, the nonjudgmental sharing of knowledge, experience and assistance among peers and colleagues - as a basis for promoting personal and professional development and achievement. We value Cultural Awareness, understanding and honoring a person's deeply held values, beliefs and practices - as a foundation for building, enriching and complementary relationships. We value Personal Responsibility, that each of us is accountable for our actions, and that each of is responsible for pursuing his or her purpose in life - as vital for overcoming challenges and achieving personal and professional goals. We value Empowerment, the process of helping individuals increase their capacity to make choices and to transform those choices into desired outcomes - as necessary for helping individuals gain the self-confidence required for self-actualization and leadership. We value Respect, the unconditional regard for the inherent worth of all individuals - as necessary for developing, maintaining and enhancing effective personal and professional relationships. We value a Strengths-Based Perspective, which presumes that everyone has resilience and talents, and which acknowledge individuals' unique ideas and experiences. By focusing on strengths, we cultivate hope. We value Education and Learning, the lifelong pursuit of knowledge and experiences - for their own sake and for enhancing personal and professional development. Our work is guided by the following convictions
People with serious mental health conditions can and do recover. Recovery is different for each person, but is possible for all. Recovery occurs in the community and with connections to natural supports. Individuals affected by mental health conditions are endowed with the resilience required to overcome significant adversity. Creating an environment of hope is the first step for a successful recovery journey. The active involvement of people with mental health conditions and family members at all levels of planning and development is essential for the achievement of system transformation and successful outcomes. Children, youth, adults, family members and communities have the capacity for resilience and recovery. Successful organizations proactively include all employees and other stakeholders in organizational development, planning and decision-making.

The voter registration deadline is just one week away! 🗳️The upcoming elections will help determine who represents us in...
10/13/2026

The voter registration deadline is just one week away! 🗳️
The upcoming elections will help determine who represents us in Harrisburg and Washington, D.C. These leaders will influence funding for mental health services, housing, and other issues that affect your everyday life. Check out Committee of Seventy resources on how to register to vote and other information so you are an informed voter.
Mental Health Partnerships will be sharing more information soon to help you prepare for the upcoming elections. Stay tuned!
Make sure you’re registered to vote—and encourage your friends and family to check their registration, too. Your voice matters!

Tickets are still available for Mental Health Partnerships' 27th Annual Bell of Hope Celebration on Thursday, Oct. 22.Th...
10/12/2026

Tickets are still available for Mental Health Partnerships' 27th Annual Bell of Hope Celebration on Thursday, Oct. 22.

This year is especially meaningful as we celebrate our 75th anniversary and honor four leaders in mental health and our community:

• Patricia van Ameringen Kind - Legacy Impact Award (presented posthumously)
• Valerie A. Arkoosh, MD, MPH - Community Impact Award
• Marcos R. Lopez - Leadership in Action Award
• Robert Keith Simpkiss, CPS - Innovator Peer Award

Join us as we celebrate 75 Years of Hope: Leading the Future of Recovery.

Buy tickets or make a donation here: https://www.mentalhealthpartnerships.org/bellofhope

Tickets are still available for Mental Health Partnerships' 27th Annual Bell of Hope Celebration on Thursday, Oct. 22.Th...
10/10/2026

Tickets are still available for Mental Health Partnerships' 27th Annual Bell of Hope Celebration on Thursday, Oct. 22.

This year is especially meaningful as we celebrate our 75th anniversary and honor four leaders in mental health and our community:

Patricia van Ameringen Kind - Legacy Impact Award (presented posthumously)

Valerie A. Arkoosh, MD, MPH - Community Impact Award

Marcos R. Lopez - Leadership in Action Award

Robert Keith Simpkiss, CPS - Innovator Peer Award

Join us as we celebrate 75 Years of Hope: Leading the Future of Recovery.

Buy tickets or make a donation here: https://www.mentalhealthpartnerships.org/bellofhope

Happy World Mental Health Day!This day serves as a reminder that prioritizing mental wellbeing is not a one-time effort ...
10/10/2026

Happy World Mental Health Day!

This day serves as a reminder that prioritizing mental wellbeing is not a one-time effort but an ongoing commitment. By encouraging open conversations, promoting understanding, and increasing access to support and resources, we can help build stronger, healthier communities.

Today, we encourage everyone to take a moment to care for their mental health and support those around them.

Together we all can help make mental wellbeing a priority every day. đź’š

World Mental Health Day is tomorrow! As Mental Illness Awareness Week comes to a close, it's an important reminder that ...
10/09/2026

World Mental Health Day is tomorrow!

As Mental Illness Awareness Week comes to a close, it's an important reminder that mental wellbeing deserves our attention every day.

Supporting mental health starts with creating environments where people feel seen, heard, and supported. Whether at work, at home, or in our communities, small actions can help foster resilience, connection, and belonging.

Tomorrow, we will join others around the world in recognizing the importance of mental health and access to trusted resources and support.

Take a moment today to prioritize your own wellbeing. đź’š

10/09/2026

Thank you, Senator Steve Santarsiero , for your kind words to our graduating class of Certified Peer Specialists (CPS) in Bucks County today with Magellan!
We appreciate your recognition of the meaningful work Certified Peer Specialists do, drawing on their own lived experiences with mental health challenges and recovery to offer hope, understanding, and support to others.
We’re also grateful for the funding you secured to help us purchase new vans for our Bucks Peer Net program. These vans will help us expand our CPS programs and reach more people throughout Bucks County.
Elected officials like you, who believe in the power of peer support and champion mental health services, help make this work possible. Thank you for supporting our graduates and the communities they will serve! ❤️💕

Please join Mental Health Partnerships and Councilmember Rue Landau at Philadelphia City Council on Thursday, October 15...
10/08/2026

Please join Mental Health Partnerships and Councilmember Rue Landau at Philadelphia City Council on Thursday, October 15, to celebrate MHP’s 75th anniversary.
Councilmember Councilmember Rue Landau will introduce a resolution recognizing this milestone, and we hope you’ll be there to celebrate alongside us. Your presence will help honor 75 years of our work and the community that makes it possible.

💚 October is National Depression and Mental Health Screening Month—a reminder to check in with yourself and the people y...
10/07/2026

💚 October is National Depression and Mental Health Screening Month—a reminder to check in with yourself and the people you care about.

How have you been feeling lately? A mental health screening can be a first step toward understanding what you’re experiencing and finding support.

You deserve to feel heard, supported, and connected and you do not have to navigate mental health challenges alone.

Visit our website to take a free, confidential mental health screening - https://www.mentalhealthpartnerships.org/mental-health-screening

Together, we build hope.

10/06/2026

Over the past several weeks, we’ve shared the voices of four Certified Peer Specialists who bring the power of lived experience to their work every day.

In this final installment, they come together to reflect on why peer support matters, how Mental Health Partnerships is helping lead the way, and what “hope” means to each of them.

Their answers are different. But together, they remind us that hope can begin with something as simple — and powerful — as having someone beside you who understands.

On Thursday, October 22, we’ll celebrate that spirit at 75 Years of Hope: Leading the Future of Recovery, our annual Bell of Hope event.

We hope you’ll join us — by attending, supporting MHP, or helping us share the message that recovery is possible and hope matters.

10/06/2026

Over the past several weeks, we’ve shared the voices of four Certified Peer Specialists who bring the power of lived experience to their work every day.

In this final installment, they come together to reflect on why peer support matters, how Mental Health Partnerships is helping lead the way, and what “hope” means to each of them.

Their answers are different. But together, they remind us that hope can begin with something as simple — and powerful — as having someone beside you who understands.

On Thursday, October 22, we’ll celebrate that spirit at 75 Years of Hope: Leading the Future of Recovery, our annual Bell of Hope event.

We hope you’ll join us — by attending, supporting MHP, or helping us share the message that recovery is possible and hope matters.

Tickets and sponsorships: https://www.mentalhealthpartnerships.org/bellofhope

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