Fellowship House in Miami, Florida, United States

Fellowship House is a nonprofit psychosocial rehabilitation center that has supported adults with serious mental health challenges, including co-occurring substance use disorders, since 1973. Founded on the clubhouse model, it focuses on helping members build independence and integrate into the community through comprehensive care and support.

Core services include psychosocial rehabilitation to strengthen social, vocational, and daily living skills, along with case management and outpatient therapy that provide assessments, counseling, psychiatric care, and family support. Assertive community-based programs, such as FACT and other state-supported forensic and re-entry initiatives, deliver intensive support for individuals with complex mental health needs or justice-system involvement. Residential and housing services include supervised transitional housing and long-term supportive residences with daily living assistance. The organization also offers community employment services, providing job readiness coaching, placement, and on-site support to help members secure and sustain employment.

At the heart of Fellowship House is the Fellowship Clubhouse, a member-run community model that fosters peer support, shared responsibility, and meaningful participation in daily operations. Guided by a person-centered, evidence-based philosophy, Fellowship House emphasizes dignity, empowerment, and recovery-oriented growth. Serving more than 1,000 individuals annually, its mission is to help adults with serious mental health and substance use disorders achieve self-reliance, community integration, and long-term independence.