Arrowhead Clubhouse

Arrowhead Clubhouse is split up into three different units so members have an opportunity to use their skills or learn different skills in various areas:

Kitchen

Arrowhead members and staff work side by side in the kitchen unit, serving lunch every day. Members are involved in all aspects of the kitchen, from shopping trips to cooking, cleaning, and menu planning. Holiday feasts are always highlights. In a typical month over 600 meals will be served at the clubhouse! Food safe courses are offered occasionally to keep everyone up to date. Kitchen meetings are once a week and anyone can offer up an idea or plan to help cook their favorite meal.

Garden/Maintenance

With an amazing garden, there is always lots to do for the members and staff who love being outside and around the garden and lawn.  From planting, watering and weeding to mowing the lawn and building new garden boxes. We also use a lot of produce from our garden in our lunches.

Peer Support/Reach-out

With many members completing the peer support training program, there is a big emphasis on peer support at the clubhouse.  Members do hospital visits, make outreach calls and send cards as a way to support members who aren’t attending for various reasons.

Employment

Arrowhead members receive help with resumes and cover letters as well as guidance with employment preparation, interview skills and employment searches.

Social Activities

The clubhouse offers many social opportunities for members at the clubhouse and through monthly outings.  Members really enjoy the creative writing, yoga and art courses as well as the hikes and picnics throughout the summer.

Community Support

People living with mental illness often require a variety of social and medical services. Help is given to members in acquiring and keeping affordable and dignified housing, psychiatric and general medical services, government disability benefits and any other needed services.