Clubhouse Atlanta

Business, Employment and Education UnitProgram

A work area of the clubhouse that covers reception, social planning, and building soft skills. It also helps members get and keep jobs or return to school. Staff teach resume writing, mock interviews, and online job searching.

C.A.Y.A.C. Young Adult ClubProgram

CAYAC is a young adults club at Clubhouse Atlanta. The site only names it, in a podcast episode title, and gives no details.

Clubhouse MembershipProgram

A free, voluntary membership for adults with a serious mental illness. Members help run the clubhouse and can use every opportunity there. You can stay a member with no time limit.

Culinary/Wellness UnitProgram

A clubhouse work area where members plan menus, prepare meals, and run the snack bar. Members build cooking, teamwork, and independent living skills.

Mind Matters PodcastProgram

A podcast from Clubhouse Atlanta with episodes about the clubhouse, its work units, and mental health topics. Some episodes are interviews with peer specialists and other mental health groups.

Restaurant ReadyProgram

Restaurant Ready teaches basic job and life skills for people who want to work in restaurants or hospitality.

Transitional Employment (TE)Program

Part-time jobs with local employers for clubhouse members, up to 20 hours a week. A job usually lasts 6 to 9 months, and then the next member takes the role. Clubhouse staff learn the job, train the member, visit the worksite weekly, and cover shifts if the member cannot work.

Volunteer at Clubhouse AtlantaService

Community members can volunteer in roles such as marketing and social media, fundraising, events and outreach, guest speaking at lunch and learns, and employment coaching. You apply with a form on the website.