Marion County 708 Mental Health Board
Funding community-based mental health and developmental disability services for Marion County, Illinois residents since 2000.
What is a 708 Board?
Supporting Mental Health in Our Community
Our organization was established under the Illinois Mental Health and Developmental Disabilities Code.
The Marion County IL 708 Mental Health Board was created in 2000 to oversee the distribution of these funds to local mental health providers and agencies serving our community.
Local Funding for Local Services
Tax dollars stay in Marion County
Community Oversight
Volunteer board ensures accountability
Quality Mental Health Services
Ensuring access to effective care
Our Mission
The mission of the Marion County IL 708 Mental Health Board is to provide funding for community-based mental health and developmental disability services to residents of Marion County, Illinois.
Improve Access
Ensuring individuals have access to quality, affordable, and effective mental health services
Collaborate
Working with local service providers and advocacy groups to address community needs
Reduce Stigma
Promoting education and awareness about mental health issues in our community
Our Vision
“Our vision is to build a community where mental health is a top priority, and every individual has access to the resources and support they need to achieve optimal well-being.”
We strive to reduce the stigma surrounding mental health issues and create a culture of openness and acceptance, where individuals feel safe and empowered to seek help when they need it. Our ultimate goal is to create a community where every individual can thrive and live their best life.
Need Mental Health Support?
If you or someone you know needs help, please reach out.
Get In Touch
Have questions about the 708 Mental Health Board or want to learn more about mental health services in Marion County? We’re here to help.
Marion County 708 Mental Health Board
contact@marioncounty708.com
Monday – Friday, 9:00 AM – 6:30 PM