GRAFTON, WI – The Ozaukee Nonprofit Center (ONC) is excited to welcome Moms Mental Health Initiative (MMHI) as the newest Resident Agency at its collaborative nonprofit campus, located at 2360 Dakota Drive in Grafton.
Moms Mental Health Initiative is dedicated to ensuring that pregnant and postpartum people access the mental health support they need. Through peer support, education, advocacy, provider partnerships, and resource navigation, MMHI works to connect families with timely, compassionate care while helping to reduce the stigma surrounding maternal mental health.
“We’re honored to join the Ozaukee Nonprofit Center and expand our connection within the nonprofit community. At Moms Mental Health Initiative, we know that stronger communities are built through connection and support,” said Sarah Ornst Bloomquist, Co-Founder and Executive Director of Moms Mental Health Initiative. “We look forward to collaborating with local partners to continue improving access to resources and support for moms, birthing people, and families.”
As a Resident Agency, Moms Mental Health Initiative will have dedicated office space within the ONC while collaborating with fellow nonprofit organizations to increase awareness of maternal mental health resources and connect more families with the support they deserve.
“We are thrilled to welcome Moms Mental Health Initiative to the Ozaukee Nonprofit Center,” said Carissa Barnes, Chief Executive Officer of the Ozaukee Nonprofit Center. “Their commitment to supporting the mental health and well-being of mothers and families aligns perfectly with our mission of fostering collaboration among nonprofits to build a stronger, healthier community. We look forward to the impact we will make together.”
The addition of Moms Mental Health Initiative further strengthens the ONC’s network of nonprofit organizations working collaboratively to address the diverse needs of Ozaukee County residents. By sharing resources, building partnerships, and working together under one roof, Resident Agencies are able to expand their reach and enhance the services they provide to the community.