The Mill House Clubhouse

Mission:
The Mill House Clubhouse is a day program based on the Clubhouse model, dedicated to supporting individuals with brain injury in the Metro Richmond area and surrounding communities, including those from Louisa County. The organization focuses on empowering members through meaningful work and social engagement to foster independence and facilitate a return to employment.

Services Provided:

• Work-Ordered Day Structure: Members participate in the daily operations of the Clubhouse, working side by side with staff in various units to regain and develop work skills and behaviors essential for employment and independent living.
• Work Units:
• Communications Unit: Focuses on communication skills and related tasks.
• Advocacy Unit: Engages members in advocacy efforts and self-advocacy training.
• Kitchen Unit: Provides opportunities to learn and practice food preparation and kitchen management skills.
• Maintenance Unit: Offers hands-on experience in facility upkeep and maintenance.
• Social Engagement: The Clubhouse provides a supportive social network, helping members break the isolation that often follows a brain injury.
• Skill Development: Emphasis is placed on regaining work habits, building confidence, and developing independent living skills.

Who They Serve:

• Individuals with brain injury residing in Metro Richmond and surrounding communities, including Louisa County residents.

Program Highlights:

• The Clubhouse model is designed to help members transition back to work and community life.
• Members are integral to the operation of the program, fostering a sense of belonging and purpose.

Eligibility:

• Individuals with a brain injury who reside in the service area.

Additional Information:

• The organization is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit.
• There is no information provided regarding cost or payment methods.
• For intake, referrals, and availability, contact the organization directly.