Congratulations to all of this year's honorees, and thank you to our entire team for everything you do. Thank you to Neshaminy Pharmacy for sponsoring the event!

View the full list of honorees and gallery of photos from the event.

This past month, the Penndel team attended Foundations Community Partnership's Better Together Luncheon with Bucks County nonprofits,

celebrated the most recent cohort of Certified Peer Specialists & shared about our open Assertive Community Treatment CPS position,

and took some time for fun, costumes, and door decor at our Main Center's Fall Back Bash!

ROSE Program Continues Into 2027



We're excited to share that Penndel's ROSE (Restaurant Outreach, Support & Education) program will continue into the new year! Through this initiative, we're partnering with local restaurants to provide free, on-site Narcan training for hospitality staff, helping them recognize opioid overdoses, respond in an emergency, reduce stigma, and connect people with local resources. We're grateful to BCDAC for the continued opportunity to bring this important education into our community.

Want to learn more about ROSE and how it works? Check out this video for an overview of the program.

There's still time to help make Thanksgiving special for local families! Penndel is collecting donations for Thanksgiving meal kits through Wednesday, November 18 to help ensure families facing food insecurity can enjoy a holiday meal together.

A big thank-you to everyone who has already donated food, gift cards, and other contributions. Your generosity is helping make this possible!

Have a coupon for a free turkey that you won't be using? We'd love to put it to good use! Consider donating your turkey coupon to help provide a holiday meal for a family in our community. Other ways to give.

Please join us in welcoming the newest members of our team!

Sherrie Robinson

ACT Administrative Manager

Samantha Solomin

Mental Health Professional 

Featured Position:

Outpatient Therapist

To view full position details and apply, click here.

For questions, reach out to HR@penndelmhc.org.

Join Bucks County Housing link in recognizing and supporting National Hunger & Homelessness Awareness Week. Click here for more info about each day's events.

Have a community event or initiative you'd like us to share? Email info@penndelmhc.org

Taking Care of Your Mental Health This Thanksgiving

The holidays are often a time of joy and togetherness, but they can also bring stress, family tension, financial pressures, grief, or loneliness. However you're spending Thanksgiving, remember that your mental health matters, too.

A few reminders for the holiday season:

• Set realistic expectations. You don't have to create the perfect holiday. It's okay to simplify plans or say no.
• Make time for yourself. Step away when you need a break and make space for activities that help you recharge.
• Stay connected. Reach out to someone you trust. Connection doesn't have to mean a big gathering.
• Give yourself permission to feel. You can feel grateful and still feel stressed, sad, or overwhelmed.
• Practice gratitude without pressure. Notice the small things that bring comfort or joy without feeling obligated to be happy all the time.

There is no one right way to celebrate Thanksgiving. Be gentle with yourself, honor what you need, and remember that reaching out for support is always okay.



From all of us at Penndel Mental Health Center, we wish you a safe, healthy, and peaceful Thanksgiving.