The Fellowship Clubhouse program has officially moved to its new temporary home on 48 Howe St. All members of the Clubouse Program should now go to 48 Howe St for Social Programing as of Sept 15, 2011. Renovations on the old clubhouse building will begin on Thursday September 15, 2011 and last … [Read more...]
About Us
In 1960, inspired by the uplifting and therapeutic benefits of dance and creative expression, Phyllis McDowell and volunteers from the Mental Health Association of New Haven and the Jewish Community Center launched Fellowship Place, a socialization program for psychiatric patients discharged from … [Read more...]
Mission, Values & Vision
Mission Statement To help adults with mental illness lead more meaningful, fulfilling and healthy lives by offering resources, education, and opportunities. Value Statement To meet the people we serve where they are in their efforts to overcome the challenges presented by mental … [Read more...]
Our History
In the early 1960’s the general public had little understanding or compassion for people who suffered from a serious mental illness. The mentally ill were often treated as outcasts and confined to large, state operated psychiatric institutions for years of their adult lives. Most communities … [Read more...]
Board of Directors
President – Ronald A. Netter Vice President - Bernadette M. Forget, Ph.D. Secretary - Andrew Ullman, Esq., Partner, Ullman & Perlmutter Treasurer - Dean E. Volain, CPA Volain & Volain, PC Executive Director - Mary A. Guerrera, LCSW … [Read more...]
In Their Own Words
Testimonials from members in the Fellowship community and praise from family members. In The Fellowship Community “On my first night at Fellowship Place November 15, 1965, Fellowship first started out with a community meeting at 7:30pm followed by a game nite, followed by coffee and cake. At … [Read more...]
