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A group of members and staff of the Alliance House

What is Alliance House?

Alliance House is a voluntary mental health community fostering purpose through meaningful work in addition to offering impactful support in education, employment, and housing.

Our Work-Order Day

The work-ordered day revolves around three distinct units (Business Unit, Culinary Unit and Career and Communications Unit).  Members and staff work side-by-side contributing to the day-to-day operations of the Clubhouse.  Making a contribution to the community restores a sense of self-worth, draws out member strengths and talents and encourages re-engaging with other people. 

The work-ordered day revolves around three distinct units (Business Unit, Culinary Unit and Career and Communications Unit).  Members and staff work side-by-side contributing to the day-to-day operations of the Clubhouse.  Making a contribution to the community restores a sense of self-worth, draws out member strengths and talents and encourages re-engaging with other people. 

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Our Work-Ordered Day

THE THREE PILLARS OF ALLIANCE HOUSE

       

A meeting about housing at the alliance house
A staff working with a member to help them achive employment
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Education

Employment

Housing

“This idea of Membership is fundamental to the clubhouse concept, as having Membership in an organization means that an individual has both shared ownership and shared responsibility for the success of that organization. To have Membership in an organization means to belong, to fit in somewhere, and to have a place where you are always welcome. For a person living with the effects of mental illness, these simple things cannot be taken for granted.”

 

  — Joel Corcoran, Executive Director, Clubhouse International

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“This idea of Membership is fundamental to the clubhouse concept, as having Membership in an organization means that an individual has both shared ownership and shared responsibility for the success of that organization. To have Membership in an organization means to belong, to fit in somewhere, and to have a place where you are always welcome. For a person living with the effects of mental illness, these simple things cannot be taken for granted.”

 

  — Joel Corcoran, Executive Director, Clubhouse International

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1 in 5 Utah adults experience
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- Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute, University of Utah

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