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MHA and Project Return Peer Support Network remember Bill Compton
With deep sadness, MHA announces the passing of William H. Compton Jr., visionary leader of Project Return Peer Support Network. We invite you to read our In Memoriam, which includes options for supporting the
William H. Compton Jr. Memorial Fund. |
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With cornerstones of service,
information, advocacy
and training, the National Mental Health
Association of Greater Los Angeles (MHA) works to ensure that people
with mental illness reach their rightful place as participating,
productive members of our community.
MHA unites the public and professionals, people
with mental illness and their parents to advance acceptance and
achievement for people
with mental illness. We serve adults, including those who have
been homeless, and young adults, concentrating on those who are
leaving foster care. We help individuals across our county with
an information and assistance team, self-help network and toll-free
peer support telephone line. Our service sites are located in Los
Angeles, Long Beach and the Antelope Valley.
Founded in 1924, MHA is one of the county’s
oldest nonprofit mental health organizations and an affiliate of
the National
Mental Health Association, and the Mental
Health Association in California.
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Association of Greater Los Angeles today! Your donation helps
young adults and adults with mental illness live with
quality and equality. |
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"Proposition 63 Begins"
Click here for a collection of articles by Mark Ragins, M.D., on making the transformation to a recovery-focused mental health system. |

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