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Company Overview
Our Beginning
Founded in 2012, the Hope and Healing Center & Institute (HHCI) is an expression of St. Martin’s Episcopal Church’s vision to minister to those broken by life’s circumstances and a direct response to the compassionate Great Commission of Jesus. An independent 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization housed on the St. Martin’s campus, HHCI is a comprehensive mental health resource serving the Greater Houston community and beyond.
Our Mission
HHCI’s mission is build and restore lives to health and wholeness through education, training, clinical services, and research that strengthen the physical, mental, spiritual, and relational health of families and individuals across the full cycle of life.
Our Vision
HHCI’s vision is easily accessible and affordable mental health care in every community.
Our Impact
Each week in 2019, HHCI provided mental health prevention, support, and treatment free of charge to 836 individuals from all religions, ethnicities, socioeconomic backgrounds, and circumstances who came from 211 zip codes; this includes individuals served at HHCI’s location on the campus of St. Martin’s Episcopal Church and those served through our outreach into the community locally and nationally. Learn More
Our Four-Part Approach to Mental Health Needs
Education
Raises awareness and educates the community and professionals on behavioral and mental health
Training
Equips faith communities and schools to recognize and respond to mental health issues
Clinical Services
Offers the most comprehensive psychoeducational interventions in Greater Houston
Research
Bridges the gap between mental health and faith to find new approaches to care
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