Who We Are
The Northeast Wisconsin Mental Health Connection is a network of dues-paying members collaborating to strengthen mental health across Calumet, Outagamie and Winnebago counties. The Connection uses a collective-impact approach to support work that no single agency or organization could do alone. We align partners, elevate community voice, share data, incubate and lead initiatives, and turn learning into action — all with the goal of creating a more connected, resilient, and mentally well region.
Our Mission
The mission of The Connection is to lead a coalition of diverse stakeholders to champion mental health for everyone in the Fox Valley by addressing barriers, challenging systems, creating solutions, and prioritizing care and support.
Our Vision
A community that is resilient, connected, and mentally well
April 2026 E-News: Save the Date for May 4 Kickoff Breakfast
We’re kicking off Mental Health Awareness Month with a special community breakfast on Monday, May 4 from 9–10 a.m. at Miron Construction. This in-person event will bring partners and community...
March 2026 E-Newsletter: Join Us for the March 12 Member Meeting
Curious about the work of the Northeast Wisconsin Mental Health Connection? We invite you to join us for our upcoming Member Meeting on March 12, where we’ll share updates on current initiatives and...
Mutual Aid: ‘Learning How to Need One Another Again’
By Wendy HarrisProject Coordinator @ The Connection What is mutual aid? A dozen community members gathered Feb. 23 in the Community Living Room at Ebb and Flow Connections Cooperative to explore...
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Connection grows in shared moments. Spending time together, even something simple like a walk or coffee, has been linked to lower anxiety and stronger relationships. Today, try: ☕
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A quick message can mean everything. People often underestimate how much others appreciate being reached out to. That simple “thinking of you” text? It matters more than you
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Small moments of kindness aren’t small at all. Studies show that even brief positive interactions, like a compliment or thank you, can boost mood for both people involved.