Older Adults
Baby boomers are quickly approaching age 65, and the United States Census Bureau estimates that by 2030, older adults will account for 20 percent of the population.
Adults
According to the National Mental Illness Association, one in four adults suffers from a mental illness such as bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, major anxiety or panic disorder, and post-traumatic stress disorder.
Children
Our future depends on the mental health of our children. The National Institute on Mental Health states that one in 10 children suffer from a mental illness severe enough to effect development.
Teens
The teenage years are an important time of transition. In addition to managing major shifts in responsibility as they move toward adulthood, teens are faced with enormous pressure from school, friends, work and family.
Infants
Research continues to show that early childhood development plays a key role in the overall mental health of our children.
Families
Families in today's society are under a great deal of pressure and often lack adequate resources during times of need.
Military
A report issued in 2007 from the American Psychological Association said barriers to the proper mental health of the military are "availability, acceptability and accessibility" of care.
Homeless
Mental disorders prevent people from carrying out essential aspects of daily life, such as self-care, household management and interpersonal relationships.
Rural
The No. 1 issue facing the behavioral health of our rural communities is access to service.
Developmentally Disabled
An estimated 43 million Americans have physical or mental disabilities. Of those, 67 percent are unemployed.