1710 Kentucky Street ~ Bellingham, WA 98229

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Who We Are

Whatcom Clubhouse is a supportive community for adults living with serious mental illness in Whatcom County. Through meaningful daily work, shared meals, social connection, and access to resources, members build purpose, stability, a sense of belonging and continued recovery.

Whatcom Clubhouse open Monday - Friday, 9:30am - 3pm

Call today for a tour. 360-224-6931

Whatcom Clubhouse is a non-profit, day support, psychosocial rehabilitation, safe environment for adults with a mental health condition. Run by peers and support staff.

Thank you to our community donors for supporting Whatcom Clubhouse members!

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Whatcom Clubhouse

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    Work Ordered Day

    Whatcom Clubhouse offers a work ordered day which utilizes the talent and abilities of all members.

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    Health and Wellness

    Whatcom Clubhouse focuses on recovery not illness and offers a wide variety of wellness activities.

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    Social

    Whatcom Clubhouse provides members the opportunity to create and enjoy relationships in a relaxed safe environment.

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    Education and Employment

    Our education and employment programs aim to reduce barriers, stigma and provide support for members in their recovery journey.

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Support, Friendship, Education, Employment

“Mental illness is the #1 disability worldwide.”

-World Health Organization