Texas community resource
Clubhouse Work-Ordered Day and Peer Support
Smith County Clubhouse
Smith County Clubhouse offers a member-led recovery community with meaningful work, peer support, skills development, and social connection for adults living with mental illness.
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How to get help
Call 903-630-3413, email [email protected], or use the official Join the Club or contact pathway. The provider states that it is accepting members.
Who this service helps
Adults living with mental illness who want to participate as Clubhouse members.
Where this service is available
Service area: Adults with mental illness served by Smith County Clubhouse in the Tyler and Smith County community.
A service area describes where help is offered or who may be served. It is not necessarily the organization’s physical location.
About this service
Members participate in work-ordered-day activities such as computer work, newsletters, outreach calls, telephone duties, and meal preparation. The Clubhouse also connects members with benefits, housing, education, employment, health and wellness, referrals, transportation, and life-skills resources. It is a support system and does not provide treatment, therapy, medication, or case-based clinical care.
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