Annual Reports

Five Decades of Organizational Excellence

photo of national council founding members in 1969

On Oct. 25, 1969, 19 directors of community mental health centers gathered in Denver to discuss forming an organization that represents their needs on Capitol Hill. Since then, the National Council for Mental Wellbeing has become the unifying voice of organizations that deliver mental health and substance use recovery services in America. Learn more.

  • 2024 Annual Report

    On behalf of more than 3,200 member organizations nationwide, the National Council for Mental Wellbeing made significant strides in 2024, taking bold steps to strengthen, better fund and seamlessly integrate mental health and substance use care across the country.

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