Journey Mental Health Center is a nonprofit behavioral health agency serving Dane County that offers a full range of services including therapy for adults and children for mental health and substance use disorders. Learn more at journeymhc.org or by calling 608-280-2700.
Faith-Based Communities can be excellent sources of mental health and other types of support in challenging times. If you are part of a faith community, consider reaching out to your faith leader or another trusted advisor for support.. Madison College also has some faith-based student clubs.
Workplace Employee Assistance Programs (EAP) are voluntary, work-based programs that offer free and confidential assessments, short-term counseling, referrals, and follow-up services to employees who have person and/or work-related problems. Check with your employer to see if you have access to an EAP. (Madison College employees, including student employees, are eligible to use the Madison College EAP).
Community Immigration Law Center strives to ensure dignity and access to justice for people, especially those facing deportation, by providing legal representation and consultations, as well as support and education regarding immigration issues for the community at large. Learn more at cilcmadison.org or by calling 608-640-4444.
Legal Action of Wisconsin provides free support for civil legal issues and structural change advocacy, with services available in Spanish and Hmong. Learn more at legalaction.org or by calling 855-947-2529.