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Clubhouse Community of Hope
Clubhouse Community of Hope is a welcoming community for adults living with mental health challenges.
Members build relationships, participate in meaningful work, develop skills, and pursue goals related to wellness, education, employment, and greater independence.
At Clubhouse, people are members, not patients or clients.
Members and staff work side by side to carry out the daily life of the Clubhouse. Everyone has something meaningful to contribute, and participation is centered on relationships, strengths, choice, and opportunity.
CORE PRINCIPLES
The Clubhouse is built on four core principles:
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The Clubhouse is always here for you. We provide a safe, respectful, and productive environment to spend your day.
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The work that runs our Clubhouse community is done side-by-side by members and staff. Every person’s contribution is valued.
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This community is built on genuine, trusting relationships between members and staff. We believe these relationships are the key to recovery.
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If you leave for any reason, you are always a member. You can return to our community whenever you are ready.
Clubhouse Community of Hope is a community built on belonging, shared purpose, and the belief that every person has strengths, talents, and the potential to thrive. Rather than following a traditional medical model, Clubhouse emphasizes participation, meaningful work, social connection, wellness, and personal growth as essential parts of recovery. Everyone has something valuable to contribute, and each member is encouraged to participate in ways that reflect their interests, abilities, and aspirations.
Clubhouse Community of Hope follows a voluntary, structured day built around shared work, participation, and connection.
Members are encouraged to contribute their strengths and interests in ways that feel meaningful to them. Participation is voluntary, and members have the right to return to the Clubhouse and reconnect with the community, even after time away. There is no expectation to be perfect or to have everything figured out—recovery is a journey, and everyone belongs.Depending on current Clubhouse services and member interests, activities may take place within two primary units:Kitchen / Garden / Wellness
Preparing meals and sharing responsibility for the kitchen
Caring for gardens and maintaining shared spaces
Welcoming visitors and helping create a warm, inclusive environment
Participating in activities that encourage wellness and healthy routines
Administration / Education / Employment
Supporting administrative tasks and daily Clubhouse operations
Planning activities and helping coordinate community events
Building technology, communication, and organizational skills
Exploring educational opportunities and personal learning goals
Developing employment skills, preparing resumes, and exploring career opportunities
Members also have opportunities to build relationships, collaborate with others, and discover new strengths through meaningful participation. The goal is not simply to fill the day with activities, but to foster belonging, purpose, confidence, and the skills that support recovery and a more fulfilling life.
Clubhouse may be a fit for adults who:
Membership Interest Form
How to Join
Step One
Contact your mental health provider about a referral for Clubhouse membership. You can also call, email, or contact our tea to get more info from our team.
Step Two
After receiving your referral, a Clubhouse staff member will call you to discuss the next steps and arrange a visit. During your visit, you can meet the team, explore the space, and learn what membership looks like. Have questions or need to follow up? Call (803) 761-3861.
Step Three
If Clubhouse feels like the right fit, the team will guide you through the membership process and help you find ways to participate that reflect your interests, strengths, and goals. Whether you're exploring membership, looking to volunteer your time, or interested in making a donation, there are many ways to support the Clubhouse community.
CLUBHOUSE TOURS
The tour begins at 11:00 a.m., followed by an optional lunch invitation at 11:30 a.m., with the visit schedule and details confirmed by Clubhouse staff in advance. FIll out the form below to get started and schedule your tour.
Overflow provides community programs, education, resources, and connections. It does not replace professional medical, psychiatric, or emergency care.
No. Clubhouse Community of Hope is a voluntary, community-based day program, not a residential facility. Members participate in activities during the day and return to their own homes afterward.
Membership is free. There is a nominal fee for lunch. The goal is to provide a welcoming, supportive community where individuals can focus on recovery, personal growth, and building independence without a membership fee.
Yes. A referral from your community mental health provider is required to become a member. If you are interested in joining, contact your provider or reach out to Clubhouse Community of Hope for guidance on getting started.
Family support is important to recovery, and Overflow Foundation recognizes the impact mental health challenges can have on loved ones. Contact the Clubhouse team to ask about arranging a visit, learning about the program, or finding opportunities for family involvement.
Each day centers on the Work-Ordered Day, where members and staff work together on meaningful tasks that help operate the Clubhouse while building practical life skills. Activities may include planning meals, grocery shopping, preparing lunch, gardening, practicing computer skills, participating in educational classes, developing resumes, exploring career opportunities, and strengthening workplace skills. Members also have opportunities to connect with others, work as a team, and build meaningful relationships in a supportive community. Members can participate in different units based on their individual interests, strengths, and goals.AdAd optionsLearn more
No. Membership is voluntary, and members can choose when to participate. Regular attendance can help members build routines, develop stronger relationships, and get more out of the Clubhouse experience. Contact the team to discuss a schedule that works for you.
Transportation availability should be confirmed directly with the Clubhouse team. If transportation is a concern, let the team know when you inquire about membership so they can discuss any available assistance or community resources.
Yes. Employment and education are important parts of the Clubhouse model. Members can build job-readiness skills, work on resumes, develop computer skills, explore educational opportunities, and receive support in working toward personal goals. The program emphasizes each member's strengths and potential, helping them take steps toward greater independence and meaningful participation in the community.
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