Hope Community Center offers a peer-run Clubhouse program for adults living with mental health challenges. Our programs are built around connection, shared responsibility, and meaningful participation in daily activities.
Members and staff work side by side to operate every part of the Clubhouse, creating a supportive environment where individuals can build confidence, purpose, and community through participation rather than treatment.
At Hope Community Center, members are encouraged to take part in the daily life of the Clubhouse. Through meaningful engagement, members develop skills, relationships, and a sense of belonging.
Opportunities for meaningful work
Members and staff collaborate on daily operations such as preparing and serving lunch, handling administrative tasks, planning events, and supporting outreach efforts.
Social connection and peer support
Members build relationships with others who share lived experiences of mental health challenges in a welcoming, judgment-free environment.
Creative expression
Opportunities to explore creativity through group activities and shared projects.
Community outings and events
Organized activities and events that encourage connection, participation, and engagement beyond the Clubhouse walls.
Wellness activities
Activities that support overall well-being and healthy routines.
A Clubhouse is an evidence-based psychosocial rehabilitation program for adults living with mental illness. It follows the international Clubhouse model, which emphasizes recovery through community rather than clinical treatment.
A place to go
A community to belong to
Meaningful opportunities to be productive
Through shared work, relationships, and consistency, members are supported in building purpose, confidence, and independence.
Hope Community Center follows the internationally recognized Clubhouse approach to mental health recovery.
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Clubhouse Ohio
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