City of Philadelphia
Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities
Awareness Month
At DBHIDS, we keep the emphasis on 'ability,' rather than disability.
Learn more at HealthyMindsPhilly.org
DBHIDS directly serves over 150,000 people every year as we work toward a Philadelphia where every individual can achieve health, well-being, and self-determination.
Our Divisions at a Glance
Community Behavioral Health
Providing mental health and substance abuse services.
Intellectual disAbility Services
My City, My Place: Ensuring an everyday life for Philadelphians.
Behavioral Health Division
Providing behavioral health (mental health and substance use disorder) services for adults & children
Planning Innovation
Developing and implementing strategies to help improve and evolve DBHIDS.
Behavioral Health & Justice Division
Working towards reducing justice involvement for people with behavioral health challenges.
Administration, Finance & Quality
Supporting the provision of services in a fiscally responsible manner.
988 Lifeline
The 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline offers skilled, compassionate help for mental health and substance use problems for anyone at any time.
Provider Services
To best assist our providers, we provide helpful resources, information and trainings as well as on-site evaluations and assessments
Our Department
Learn more about the Department, its leadership team, and grant opportunities.
Trauma Services
DBHIDS ispositioned to address the behavioral health challenges experienced by Philadelphians across a variety of traumatic experiences.
Latest News
Upcoming Events
Events
For community-led events related to services and supports for substance use, intellectual disabilities, and behavioral health, visit DBHIDS’ HealthyMindsPhilly site.
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