Welcome to Pathways Clubhouse
Find a place to belong. Discover a way forward.
Who We Are
Pathways is a welcoming community where people build routine, confidence, and connection together. It’s a place to show up, take part, and work toward what’s next, with support along the way.
We work alongside people living with mental illness, as well as families, employers, and community partners. Together, we focus on practical supports like meaningful work, education, housing, and employment while working to reduce stigma and strengthen mental wellness across the community.
How We Help
Pathways helps people move forward by offering structure, support, and real opportunities to take part in daily life. Members work alongside one another in a supportive environment that focuses on strengths and skills, not diagnosis.
Through shared work and community involvement, members can explore education, employment, housing, and connection at different points in their journey.
Support is practical, flexible, and grounded in what helps people build stability and confidence over time.
Pathways follows the internationally recognized Clubhouse model and is accredited by Clubhouse International.
Our Impact
We believe in the power of community to transform lives. Through meaningful work, education, and connection, our members gain confidence, independence, and a sense of belonging. But don’t just take our word for it—hear directly from our members about the impact of the Clubhouse in their own words.
Get Involved
Support Pathways Clubhouse and make a difference. Become a Community Member, partner with us to provide employment opportunities, or join as a Society Member to help sustain our programs. Every role helps create a stronger, more inclusive community.
Awards and Recognition
Pathways Clubhouse is proud to be accredited by Clubhouse International and recognized for our commitment to mental health and community support. Our achievements reflect the dedication of our members, staff, and partners in creating meaningful opportunities for those living with mental illness.


















