Elevating Voices: Edward
Meet Edward, a U.S. Army veteran, the son of a steelworker, and an Indiana native. He’s a former Cub Scout, a committed employee, and a dedicated father.
Program Highlight: Behavioral Health Home Services
BHH services provide clients with education, resources, referrals and support to meet their unique needs and goals in all areas of their health and wellness. It could mean understanding a specific diagnosis or receiving support to work through the obstacles that frequently deter people from accessing the care they need.
An Investment in our Future: Dawn Marie Nelmark Appointed First-Ever Chief Advancement Officer
Welcome Dawn Marie Nelmark, our first-ever Chief Advancement Officer, to Guild! Dawn Marie brings 25+ years of nonprofit leadership & will help us diversify our revenue model to sustainably meet our clients’ needs now & into the future.
Meet Kari Solem, Guild’s New Vice President of People, Space and Technology
People have always been the focus of Kari Solem’s work. As our new VP of People, Space & Technology, she’s helping scale our services so we can support even more people struggling with mental illness or long-term homelessness.
What Is It Like to Reach Out to the Homeless?
Corey is a veteran member of Guild’s PATH team and he agreed to tell us what it’s actually like to do his work. We think you’ll agree that the work PATH does is nothing short of heroic!
Setting the Stage for a Renewal: A Look Back on 2021
A look back on the year. Both the challenges and the breakthroughs. Ultimately, this is a good news story, so I hope you’ll read to the end!
Meet Amber Michel, Guild’s New Director of Housing Services
Meet Amber Michel, Director of Housing Services. Housing Services supports clients with mental health, substance use, and housing needs.
The Holidays Give Us Renewed Perspective on Homelessness
During the holidays, we are often reminded of what truly matters – family, friends and...
How to Keep Tabs on Your Mental Health
Many of us go through periods of high stress, worry or deep sadness. But when these experiences go on for a long time, or seem to get worse, it’s fair to wonder: is this just a temporary condition, or are you experiencing some form of mental illness?
How Do You Recover From a Mental Illness? With ACT Team Supervisor Kristi
When you receive a diagnosis, you may not know what comes next. The good news is that...
Staff Spotlight: Jacques, Psychiatric Resident on the ACT Team
Jacques is a Psychiatric Resident on Guild’s Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) team....
Why are People Living With a Chronic Disabling Condition More Likely to Become Homeless?
Homelessness is a complex issue and one that can have many different causes....
Can Homelessness Be Solved? With Julie Grothe
Blog written by Julie Grothe, who has recently retired from her career at Guild after...
Questions About Accessing Mental Health Resources, With Mental Health Professional Tammi
All too often, mental health services are difficult and confusing to access. During...
See the CSP: A Tour!
Guild’s Community Support Program Member Center, or CSP, is a place where people in...
Celebrating Native American Heritage Month
Native American Heritage Month celebrates the people indigenous to the United States. It...
Program Highlight: Youth Employment and Education Services
Youth Employment and Education Services helps young adults ages 16-24 living with a...
How Does Coordinated Entry Work?
When you’re homeless, the first step to getting connected with housing often includes...
Staff Spotlight: Peggy, Employment Services Program Manager
Q: Describe a typical day as the Program Manager for Employment Services. Peggy: The...
Should I Disclose my Mental Illness at Work? With Employment Specialist Ebony
For many individuals living with mental illness, symptoms can affect their daily...