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What We Do

MHA (Mental Health Association) helps people live their best life. We provide access to therapies for emotional health and wellness; services for substance use recovery, developmental disabilities, and acquired brain injury; services for housing and residential programming, and more.

New Way (Acquired Brain Injury)

New Way (Acquired Brain Injury)

After a brain injury, MHA helps people move forward in their life—in a New Way. We transition people out of nursing homes and into purpose-designed residences, applying adaptive accommodations and advanced technologies with personal care.
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GRIT: Substance Use Recovery

GRIT is a 24/7 residential program for adults who have both a substance use disorder and a mental health diagnosis. We provide a safe, homelike environment where residents benefit from supportive, structured, and developmentally appropriate care.
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Emotional Health & Wellness

BestLife Emotional Health and Wellness Center partners with adults, children, families, and couples impacted by the challenges of long-term or temporary mental health, substance use and/or co-occurring concerns.
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Integration & Community Living (DDS)

Working from strength-based residential, outreach and shared living models, MHA partners with those we serve to help them lead meaningful and productive lives in their community.
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Recovery and Housing Services

MHA applies the principles of Housing First to address homelessness among Greater Springfield’s most marginalized populations and ensures that all people have access to safe and affordable housing.
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The Resouce Center

The Resource Center offers support and guidance for individuals with cognitive, physical, or mental health challenges, helping them regain independence and meet their goals.
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780 full and part-time employees

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Serves 3,600+ participants annually

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Operates 60+ residential sites

In The News

Springfield Pharmacy owners Alex Wu and Tobias Billups

Meet our Wellness Classic Exclusive Fairway Sponsor, Springfield Pharmacy!

By John Collins • March 26, 2025
MHA is pleased to announce Springfield Pharmacy as the 27th Annual Wellness Classic Exclusive Fairway Sponsor.
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Springfield Pharmacy owners Alex Wu and Tobias Billups

Meet our Wellness Classic Exclusive Fairway Sponsor, Springfield Pharmacy!

By John Collins • March 26, 2025
MHA is pleased to announce Springfield Pharmacy as the 27th Annual Wellness Classic Exclusive Fairway Sponsor.
The Resource Center Open House-April 8th from 1-3 pm at 47 Capital Drive, West Springfield.

Discussing Community Re-Integration for ABI Eligible Participants Ahead of TRC Open House

By John Collins • March 18, 2025
MHA's Vice President of New Way Services & Professional Development, Sara Kyser, sat down with Mass Appeal's Co-host Patrick Berry to discuss MHA's Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) program, The Resource Center (TRC), and its upcoming open house. MHA is actively seeking referrals for The Resource Center. If you or somebody you know is interested in learning more, TRC will be hosting an open house on April 8th from 1:00-3:00 pm at 47 Capital Drive in West Springfield. To learn more, visit www.mhainc.org/resource-center.
MHA welcomes Traci Heath as its new Director of Development.

MHA Announces A New Director of Development

By John Collins • November 12, 2024
MHA welcomes Traci Heath as its new Director of Development.

MHA IN THE NEWS

Springfield Pharmacy owners Alex Wu and Tobias Billups

Meet our Wellness Classic Exclusive Fairway Sponsor, Springfield Pharmacy!

By John Collins • March 26, 2025
MHA is pleased to announce Springfield Pharmacy as the 27th Annual Wellness Classic Exclusive Fairway Sponsor.
The Resource Center Open House-April 8th from 1-3 pm at 47 Capital Drive, West Springfield.

Discussing Community Re-Integration for ABI Eligible Participants Ahead of TRC Open House

By John Collins • March 18, 2025
MHA's Vice President of New Way Services & Professional Development, Sara Kyser, sat down with Mass Appeal's Co-host Patrick Berry to discuss MHA's Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) program, The Resource Center (TRC), and its upcoming open house. MHA is actively seeking referrals for The Resource Center. If you or somebody you know is interested in learning more, TRC will be hosting an open house on April 8th from 1:00-3:00 pm at 47 Capital Drive in West Springfield. To learn more, visit www.mhainc.org/resource-center.
MHA welcomes Traci Heath as its new Director of Development.

MHA Announces A New Director of Development

By John Collins • November 12, 2024
MHA welcomes Traci Heath as its new Director of Development.

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The Resource Center Welcomes You To Its Open House!

The Resource Center Welcomes You To Its Open House!

Stop by and learn about MHA's The Resource Center (TRC) during our open house event.
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Stories of Impact

MHA’s mission, our innovations, the generosity of our donors and the incredible work of our staff are all reflected through the lives of people we care for and care about. Here are some of their stories.

Meet Mike

Please Welcome, Mike "The Music Man"

By John Collins • March 24, 2025
To many at MHA, Mike is known as "Mike The Music Man." A natural entertainer and a valued member of MHA's Integration & Community Living (ICL), music has always played a significant role in Mike's life. From playing the accordion to rocking out on the drums, his passion for music serves as a way for him to connect with everyone around him.
Meet Mike

Please Welcome, Mike "The Music Man"

By John Collins • March 24, 2025
To many at MHA, Mike is known as "Mike The Music Man." A natural entertainer and a valued member of MHA's Integration & Community Living (ICL), music has always played a significant role in Mike's life. From playing the accordion to rocking out on the drums, his passion for music serves as a way for him to connect with everyone around him.
MHA’s Teashaw Scales, was awarded the You Matter Award.

Teashaw You Matter!

By John Collins • March 5, 2025
In partnership with Pioneer Valley Financial Group, MHA’s Teashaw Scales, was awarded the prestigious You Matter Award.
Discussing Grief but Finding Meaning with MHA’s Dr. Aguessy

Discussing Grief but Finding Meaning with MHA’s Dr. Aguessy

By John Collins • January 30, 2025
We sat down with MHA's Grief Clinician Dr. Aguessy and discussed the topics about grief and what he advises to people going through grief. We also discuss his work at MHA's New Way Services division.
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