Working Together For GOC’s Growth
The GOC hopes to be part of the solution of helping adults with chronic mental illness lead more meaningful and fulfilling lives. Our model elevates personal dignity and provides a…
Important Visitor at GOC
Thank you County Commissioner Chuck Chestnut for visiting the GOC on Monday. The GOC hopes to continue to grow and to lead in the fight to recover from mental illness.…
Clubhouses Work. GOC Ensures Legislators in Tallahassee Know.
The Florida Clubhouse Coalition advocates for people living with chronic mental illness, so they can live more independent, meaningful and fulfilling lives. We do so, by promoting the expansion of…
Please Join Us on GOC’s Bike Day!
If you attended our first annual Bike Day last year, we hope you had a lot of fun. If you didn’t, please join us on May 13 at First Magnitude.…
Strong Partnership Employs Our Members
Gator Dining on University of Florida campus feeds thousands of people every day. Did you know that GOC Members are helping to make that happen? Valerie, Scott and Bill all…
GOC’s Partnership with Meridian Behavioral Healthcare
This is Brian Wilson, the Program Manager at Meridian Behavioral Healthcare, Inc. He refers a lot of people over here, and wanted to come see our facility and catch up…
GOC Advocacy at UF Health Psychiatric Hospital
GOC Members went into UF Health (formerly Shands) psychiatric hospital to meet with patients. Many GOC Members have been patients there themselves. Our Members shared that there is help, there…
The Importance of Gratitude at GOC
We worked on our annual report this week and decided our theme would be gratitude. At the GOC we are grateful for our Members and everyone like you who believe…
Meet Our Member Kim Sugar
This is Kim Sugar. At the GOC, Kim is finding new things she is capable of doing every day. Trying things at your own pace and gaining that sense of…
GOC Attends Ceremony for City Commission
Advocacy is very important. At the GOC, we want to help give people living with mental illness a voice. We all should have choices in our care and in our…