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Dayton Daily News seeks nonprofits who focus on mental health

In response to the growing and urgent conversation around the state of mental health issues and treatment challenges in our region, the Dayton Daily News held a special event ‘Mental Health Matters: A Community Conversation’ Tuesday evening at Wright State University. Jim Noelker/Staff

Credit: Jim Noelker

Credit: Jim Noelker

In response to the growing and urgent conversation around the state of mental health issues and treatment challenges in our region, the Dayton Daily News held a special event ‘Mental Health Matters: A Community Conversation’ Tuesday evening at Wright State University. Jim Noelker/Staff
Local News
Oct 9, 2024
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As part of the Dayton Daily News Mental Health Matters project, nonprofits who work with mental health are asked to submit information for a future list of organizations in the region.

The Dayton Daily News staff will review the submissions. Not all submissions may be included in the final list.

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