Mental health conditions do not discriminate
Every July, we recognize National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month to bring attention to the unique struggles
racial and ethnic minority communities face regarding mental illness in the United States.

DBHIDS directly serves over 150,000 people every year as we work toward a Philadelphia where every individual can achieve health, well-being, and self-determination.
Our Divisions at a Glance
Our Community Health & Wellness Programs

Trauma, Equity & Community
DBHIDS is committed to addressing trauma, achieving equity, and engaging community.

Provider Services
To best assist our providers, we provide helpful resources, information and trainings as well as on-site evaluations and assessments

Our Department
Learn more about the Department, its leadership team, and grant opportunities.

Trauma Services
DBHIDS ispositioned to address the behavioral health challenges experienced by Philadelphians across a variety of traumatic experiences.
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Upcoming Events
Feeding Your Soul
Free
Featured Recovery Walks! 2025
Featured
25th annual Points of Transformation Awards
Free
For community-led events related to services and supports for substance use, intellectual disabilities, and behavioral health, visit DBHIDS’ HealthyMindsPhilly site.
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