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Impact Behavioral Health Partners provides comprehensive housing, clinical, and employment services for adults living with mental illness.

Evanston, Illinois
Joined September 2011
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Building Evidence for Employment Strategies (#BEES) project partner @ImpactBHP has officially begun moving program participants into its new Lanam Rapp Building in downtown Skokie! The building will provide permanent housing to 16 participants. 1/2 impactbehavioral.org/calling…
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Impact's Employment Services Team had a great time at the Riveredge Resource Fair last Friday!
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Today is the start of Career Development Month! Impact is fortunate to have a great Employment team. Here are a few of our amazing Employment Specialists (we swear they aren't always in costume.) All month we will be sharing the importance of employment and career development.
This Halloween, remember that mental illness is not a costume. #StopTheStigma
Today is World Mental Health Day. Take #40seconds to check in with the people you love and may be struggling and start a conversation about mental health.
This week is #MentalIllnessAwarenessWeek. If you only do one thing this week, be an advocate by talking about mental illness in a stigma-free way with a friend or family member.
Impact's 2019 Annual Report is here! Visit our website to read the report and learn how Impact has been inspiring #Hope #Transformation and #Recovery over the past 30 years! buff.ly/2mQx9U7
Did you get a chance to stop by Impact's table at the Evanston Mental Health Fair this weekend?
September 8th through 14th is National Suicide Prevention Week. If you or a loved one is in crisis please call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-TALK(8255) or the Crisis Text Line by texting TALK to 741741.
September is #RecoveryMonth. Every recovery looks different. Where ever you're at in yours keep going.
Mental Health often takes a back seat following a disaster. However, losing a house, a loved one and a way of life is traumatic. Its important to acknowledge the mental toll and realize it isn't just buildings and streets that take time to rebuild. buff.ly/2MRBj9W
Happy Presidents’ Day! Impact’s offices are open regular hours today.
Race and culture tie into mental health in powerful ways. It is important that mental health resources for racial and ethnic minorities are not only available, but actively promoted. Project LETS has race specific resources and information on their website at the link below.
Thank you to everyone who stop by our table at the Loyola University Chicago intern fair. It’s great to see so many young people choosing pursue like human services. @ Loyola University Chicago — at Loyola University Chicago facebook.com/88029516202/pos…
Changing socks if moisture gets inside and maintaining proper hygiene are two key steps to staying safe during the bitter cold, but what are some of the other steps you may not be thinking of? buff.ly/2RVWU47
UPDATE: Impact's offices will be closed Thursday as well due to extreme cold. We will see everyone on Friday! Stay warm!
Impact's offices will be closed today due to extreme cold. Please stay safe and keep warm. We will see everyone again on Thursday!
Impact's offices will be closed today due to extreme cold. Please stay safe and keep warm. We will see you again on Thursday!
"Gladen’s death marked the third time in nine months a Portland officer has shot and killed someone who appeared to be in the middle of a mental health crisis. The Jan. 6 shooting renewed criticism of the Portland Police Bureau and how its officers... buff.ly/2RmNSrI