Mental Health Works!

About 160,000 Hamilton County residents -- one out of every five -- are affected by mental illness each year. Most will receive treatment from private sources. But many citizens have nowhere to turn. That’s why the Mental Health Levy is so important. It provides counseling to troubled teens and children in our schools. It also funds clinical treatment, housing and job training for severely mentally disabled adults, helping them to lead more self-sufficient, productive lives in their communities.

A detailed discussion of the facts behind the levy can be found on our website or in this edition of WKRC Cincinnati Channel 12's Newsmakers program. You can also view coverage of the levy by WLWT Channel 5 News.

Listen to the Yes on 28 Radio Commercial featuring the Rev. Damon Lynch, Jr.:

You can help pass the levy by telling 5 friends about the levy, placing a levy sign in your yard, volunteering your time, donating to the levy and by voting Yes on Issue 28! on November 6th.

Paid for by Mental Health Works, Inc., a nonprofit organization promoting support for quality
mental health services in Hamilton County.
Mental Health Works, Inc. - 2600 Victory Parkway - Cincinnati, OH 45206,
Rich Batterberry, Treasurer.
Site designed and developed by Katie McGuire Communications
Site hosted by Summersault


		Mental Health Works, Inc. is a non-profit advocacy organization promoting support for quality mental health services in Hamilton County.


	About 160,000 Hamilton County residents -- one out of every five -- are affected by mental illness each year. Most will receive treatment from private sources. But many citizens have nowhere to turn. That’s why the Mental Health Levy is so important. It provides counseling to troubled teens and children in our schools. It also funds clinical treatment, housing and job training for severely mentally disabled adults, helping them to lead more self-sufficient, productive lives in their communities. A detailed discussion of the facts behind the levy can be found on our website or in this edition of WKRC Cincinnati Channel 12's Newsmakers program. You can also view coverage of the levy by WLWT Channel 5 News. Listen to the Yes on 28 Radio Commercial featuring the Rev. Damon Lynch, Jr.: You can help pass the levy by telling 5 friends about the levy, placing a levy sign in your yard, volunteering your time, donating to the levy and by voting *Yes on Issue 28!* on November 6th. Paid for by Mental Health Works, Inc., a nonprofit organization promoting support for quality mental health services in Hamilton County. Mental Health Works, Inc. - 2600 Victory Parkway - Cincinnati, OH 45206, Rich Batterberry, Treasurer. Site designed and developed by Katie McGuire Communications Site hosted by Summersault