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Austin Mental Health Community Peer Support

Austin Mental Health Community brings people with lived experience of mental-health challenges, substance use and homelessness into a peer-support community. Members can connect through conversation, recovery tools and shared activities, with some groups offered online. The organization describes services largely delivered by peers, allowing personal experience to become a source of mutual support. Its contact team can explain membership and the current group schedule. This is a community connection alongside other forms of care, with a focus on recovery and participation.

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Phone
512-442-3366
Email
info@austinmhc.org
Contact
Contact the office for membership and current group details.
Services
Peer support, recovery-oriented groups and shared community activities.
organization contact location

Austin Mental Health Community office

3205 South 1st Street, Austin, TX 78704

Contact the team to confirm membership and current group locations.

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Austin Mental Health Community brings people with lived experience of mental-health challenges, substance use and homelessness into a peer-support community. Members can connect through conversation, recovery tools and shared activities, with some groups offered online. The organization describes services largely delivered by peers, allowing personal experience to become a source of mutual support. Its contact team can explain membership and the current group schedule. This is a community connection alongside other forms of care, with a focus on recovery and participation. Peer support, recovery-oriented groups and shared community activities. Contact the office for membership and current group details.

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Austin-area discovery connection; program eligibility and individual sites are listed separately.

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Austin Mental Health Community

Austin Mental Health Community brings people with lived experience of mental-health challenges, substance use and homelessness into a peer-support community. Members can connect through conversation, recovery tools and shared activities, with some groups offered online. The organization describes services largely delivered by peers, allowing personal experience to become a source of mutual support. Its contact team can explain membership and the current group schedule. This is a community connection alongside other forms of care, with a focus on recovery and participation.

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