Find local mental health, substance use disorders, and intellectual and developmental disability support in Moraine Township.
Our next grant cycle will open in spring 2027. We fund local organizations providing mental health, substance use, and intellectual/developmental disability services in Moraine Township.
The Moraine Township Community Mental Health Board is accepting a letter of interest to fill an open board position. Download the eligibility guidelines below for details on requirements and how to apply.
Download Eligibility GuidelinesIn FY27, the Moraine Township Community Mental Health Board awarded $724,500 to 15 local organizations providing mental health, substance use, and intellectual/developmental disability services to Moraine Township residents.
See All FY27 GranteesDownload full PDF reportWe monitor impact through pulse surveys, community input, and consistent dialogue with experts who help us understand what’s working, where gaps remain, and how services unfold in real life.
Adults in the U.S. experience a mental health condition each year. These struggles are often invisible, but they shape daily life, relationships, and wellbeing.
Of people with substance use disorders never receive treatment. Understanding where to go—and what options exist—is often the first barrier.
Americans live with intellectual or developmental disabilities. Many need lifelong support, accessible services, and strong community networks.
Yes, if you live within Moraine Township. The township covers most of Highland Park, all of Highwood, and parts of southeast Lake Forest and east Deerfield, so most, but not all, Highland Park residents are included. If you live in the township and are looking for mental health, substance use, or intellectual/developmental disability support, use our directories to connect with local organizations that can help. Not sure if your address is in the township? Contact us and we'll help you check.
The Moraine Township Community Mental Health Board directs local funding to programs that support mental health, substance use recovery, and intellectual and developmental disabilities. Our role is to connect residents to the care that already exists—not to provide treatment, but to strengthen the system around it.
No. The Mental Health Board does not offer counseling. Instead, we fund the community organizations that provide therapy, treatment, and support. Our work focuses on connecting residents to those services and helping strengthen the system around them.
Funding is available only to eligible organizations. To apply, review our funding priorities, confirm eligibility, and submit an online application through our grant portal. We do not provide grants to individuals.
If you’re in crisis, call 988 immediately or go to the nearest emergency room. The Mental Health Board does not provide crisis services. Our role is to fund and strengthen the programs that support residents, not to deliver emergency care.
Anyone who lives in Moraine Township can use the information and referrals we provide. Services themselves are delivered by the organizations we fund. Our role is to help residents understand what support exists and how to access it.
If you or someone you know is in crisis, call 988 or visit your nearest emergency room. This site is not intended for emergency use.
