Be the neighbor
who makes a difference
We provide free and bilingual mental health support. Because every neighbor deserves to feel heard, valued, and healthy.
Our goal is for every person in our city to feel part of a happy, healthy, and self-sufficient community.
Serving DC since 1995
About Us
Neighbors’ Consejo
We are a nonprofit organization dedicated since 1995 to providing free, culturally and linguistically competent mental health services.
We support the most vulnerable individuals in Washington, DC, eliminating stigma and barriers to accessing mental health care.
Mission
To empower individuals through bilingual mental health services and community programs.
Vision
To be a leader in D.C. where every neighbor feels valued, heard, and healthy.
Our Services
Comprehensive support for your mind and heart
Each of our programs is designed to be accessible, free, and respectful of your culture.
Psychiatry Services
Professional diagnosis, evaluation, and careful medication management for your stability.
- Clinical Diagnosis
- Medical Management
- Comprehensive Evaluation
Community Support
We help you navigate daily life: medical appointments, insurance, housing, and skill development.
- Home Visits
- Support with Paperwork
- Life Skills
Psychotherapy
Individual and group therapy focused on the person. Available in person and online.
- Online Therapy
- Support Groups
- Individual Sessions
What guides us
Our Core Values
Collaboration
We believe in working together as one community.
Social Responsibility
Our commitment is real with those who need us most.
Human Development
We promote growth and wellbeing for every individual.
Let’s Talk?
We’re ready to listen.
Our services are 100% free and confidential. No matter your situation, there’s a neighbor here ready to support you.
Testimonials
Help with getting your mental health together. Friendly staff and great employees.
Paula Justice
Neighbors’ has a hard working staff team that lends a helping hand to their consumers at all times. Thumbs up and keep up the good work!
Angie Meep
See you the way other people see you then you can fix you.
