Advocacy in mental health at Harmony Hall Clubhouse focuses on supporting individuals with mental health challenges by promoting their rights, well-being, and access to resources. The Clubhouse model is designed to empower people living with mental illness by providing a community-based, supportive environment where they can work together to achieve personal goals and advocate for themselves.

In the context of Harmony Hall Clubhouse, advocacy includes:

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1. Empowering Members: Ensuring that members are informed about their rights and have the tools and confidence to advocate for themselves in healthcare settings, employment opportunities, and within their community.

2. Access to Services: Assisting members in navigating mental health services, helping them understand available treatments, programs, and resources to ensure they get the support they need.

3. Creating Awareness: Raising awareness about mental health issues in the broader community to reduce stigma, promote understanding, and encourage inclusivity.

4. Supporting Recovery: Offering members the chance to participate in decision-making processes regarding their care and recovery plans, encouraging self-determination and autonomy.

 

Overall, advocacy at Harmony Hall Clubhouse would aim to create a strong, inclusive, and supportive community that empowers individuals to have a voice in their mental health journey.