Volunteering with Mental Health Center of Denver is a wonderful way to give back to our community.We appreciate our volunteers whose commitment and support makes our work stronger and our communities healthier. Generous people like you help us achieve our mission of improving lives and minds by focusing on strengths and well-being.

To learn more about volunteering, and to see available volunteer positions, click here.

Throughout the year, the Mental Health Center of Denver hosts several high-profile events that demonstrate our leadership in improving well-being and raise support for our programs. These events provide high-impact opportunities for brand exposure through sponsorships, allowing our partners to reach engaged audiences in a variety of ways.

Gain high-impact exposure for your brand, make new connections, influence change-makers and enrich lives and minds through our partnership. Contact us today to get started.

Mental Health Center of Denver hosts several events throughout the year. Click on the links below to learn more about each one.

Gifts of Hope

Gifts of Joy

Speakers Forum

We encourage you to take a tour of our locations, such as Dahlia Campus for Health & Well-Being, Emerson St., the Adult Recovery Center and more.

To request a tour, please click here. You will be redirected to our Tours page, where you can fill out a tour request form for each location you'd like to see.

The Florence Sabin Legacy Society was created to honor and recognize those individuals who remember the Mental Health Center of Denver in their estate plans.

Dr. Florence Sabin, born in 1871 in Central City, Colorado, was a pioneer in the work of public health. Her research affected healthcare innovation on a national level, especially during her later years when she returned to Colorado from the East Coast. Just as her influence has been long-lasting, we hope to continue impacting our community by sustaining our work for years to come.

Gifts to the Mental Health Center of Denver’s Florence Sabin Legacy Society help assure that we continue meeting the needs of our community for many years to come.

Contact Lauren Anderson, Development Officer of Philanthropy, for more information.

Enterprise Zone Tax Credit

Gifts of $200 or more for 2Succeed in Education & Employment may qualify for a 25% state tax credit. Please contact Lauren Anderson if you have questions.

We welcome in-kind donations to our Adult Resource Center and A New Day Family Resource Center. For a detailed wish list of items, please click here.

If you have a particular item that you would like to donate, but are unsure if it can be accepted by our Resource Centers, please fill out the form below and we will be in touch.

Area of Greatest Impact

The Area of Greatest Impact option gives us the opportunity to put a portion or all of your donation towards the program areas that need it most. Program needs can change throughout the year, so this choice gives the organization the most flexibility with your generous donation.

2Succeed in Education & Employment

Our work and education training programs are designed to provide the people we serve in our community with the education and employment they need to lead successful, empowered lives.

Dahlia Campus for Health & Well-Being

Dahlia Campus for Health & Well-Being is the result of a strong partnership between the Mental Health Center of Denver and the Northeast Park Hill community, understanding that those in the community are the ones who know best how to improve their health and well-being. Dahlia Campus provides therapy and well-being programs for all ages, four acres of garden and farm space open to the community and 46,000 square feet of indoor classroom, play, community and therapy space.

Emerson St for Teens & Young Adults

Emerson St. provides a supportive community for teens and young adults, ages 15 – 26, seeking connection and belonging. This inclusive, welcoming place offers a variety of activities and services that support young people in enhancing their mental health and overall well-being.

Sanderson Apartments

As part of our commitment to the community and to inclusiveness for all, we have built Sanderson Apartments, featuring permanent supportive apartment homes at the corner of S. Federal Blvd & W. Iowa Ave.

Our permanent supportive housing facilities are designed to provide a safe, open and inviting environment that minimizes the effects of trauma, avoids any sense of confinement, and ensures that residents feel safe. The space is open and airy with as few walls as possible and clear sight lines throughout, making residents feel secure and safe while appearing ‘barrier-free.’

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