Resilience Clubhouse

03/02/2026

IT'S MEMBER MONDAY!

We want to celebrate and congratulate our colleague, George S., today. George moved into his new place today with help from our Home-ARP Housing Program. Shelly S., our Housing Advocate, has been working with George to secure a better and more stable living situation, and today, all their hard work paid off.

George isn't big on pictures, but he said I could take a quick one while he was vacuuming as long as I didn't get his face. 😆

George, your colleagues at Resilience Clubhouse are so happy and excited for you...CONGRATULATIONS!!!

02/06/2026

We hope you can join us and help us celebrate our 1st Anniversary!

01/26/2026

Due to bitterly cold temperatures and road conditions, Resilience Clubhouse will run shortened hours today, Monday, January 26th. Hours today are 10:00 AM to 3:30 PM. Transportation will NOT be available.

We expect to return to normal hours and operations tomorrow, Tuesday, January 27th.

Be safe and stay warm,

11/14/2025

One of the most important numbers to memorize and share with everyone you know…

10/02/2025

Our sign has been installed! Thank you to Lumineo Signs for doing such an awesome job on it. The Resilience Clubhouse community absolutely loves it!!!

09/08/2025

Resilience is Built at the Clubhouse!!!

07/12/2025

05/21/2025

So many folks have been asking me, "What is Clubhouse and how does it help adults with a serious mental health diagnosis?" Here is a link to a 2024 paper that should help you understand. Remember, the Clubhouse Model is an evidence-based psychosocial rehabilitation support.

https://www.fountainhouse.org/reports/beyond-treatment

According to the report: This paper illustrates the level and type of savings that would be possible using a leading model of community-based social support: the clubhouse model of psychosocial rehabilitation. It shows that this model saves a total of $11,374 a year for every individual receiving clubhouse services — known as a “member.” Moreover, savings are likely to double when people with schizophrenia — who have 28 percent higher hospitalization costs than the average person with serious mental illness — have access to a clubhouse.

The roughly 60,000 people currently participating in clubhouses each year already yield an estimated savings of at least $682 million annually. Expanding clubhouses to serve even 5% of the 15.4 million Americans living with serious mental illness (Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration 2023) would significantly improve the life trajectories of those 770,000 people in ways that would create savings to society of more than $8.5 billion a year. see figure 2.

New Report: Clubhouse participation in the US creates an estimated savings of at least $682 million annually.

05/12/2025

One of our sister Clubhouses in Kansas presenting at , The Lotus Clubhouse in Topeka!!! WAY TO GO LADIES!!!

05/12/2025