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Company Overview

Our Beginning

Founded in 2011, 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 is dedicated to improving access to care for individuals and families affected by mental illness through education, training, clinical & supportive services, and research.

Our Vision

HHCI’s vision is a world in which mental health care is easily accessible by all.

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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