Access To Wellness Fund - Open Doors Counseling Network

Recently I learned that poor access to mental health services is the number one health crisis in Volusia County. — Individuals suffer, families suffer, business suffers and we all suffer, when our neighbors cannot afford the help they seek.

Adults and children suffering from trauma, anxiety, depression, or grief often have no place to turn for effective and affordable help. The emotional and financial cost to our community is tremendous. The average completed suicide costs the local community a staggering 1.2 million dollars in medical costs and lost productivity. The emotional cost to surviving family members cannot be calculated in dollars.

In 2020 we are launching the Access to Wellness Fund. It exists to make counseling affordable and accessible to the most vulnerable people in our community. It is a ‘People Helping People’ solution.

Without financial help, many cannot receive counseling. Please donate today and consider making a recurring monthly donation. It is easy to donate. Follow the link to our Donate page.

God Bless You!

Russell W. Holloway, MS, LMHC Founding Director Open Doors Counseling Network 386.212.3634

Russell W. Holloway, MS, LMHC director open doors counseling network daytona beach fl

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Poor access to mental health counseling is the number one health crisis in Volusia County. Individuals suffer, families suffer, businesses suffer, and we all suffer when our neighbors and fellow citizens cannot afford counseling services. Last year Open Doors Counseling Network was able to provide over 12,600 affordable counseling sessions because of generous support from people like you. Please donate today. Without your support many people cannot get the help they need.

Cost
is the number one barrier to effective counseling.

We partner with local churches, businesses, and individuals to make counseling accessible and available to everyone in our communities. Without your financial support many families and people could not get the help they need.