Our Network
Building stronger communities through meaningful partnerships.
At Cultivating Better Minds, we believe that lasting change happens when organizations, community leaders, and service providers work together. Our network of trusted partners allows us to connect individuals and families with resources, opportunities, and support that extend beyond our own programs.
By collaborating with organizations across healthcare, recovery, behavioral health, education, employment, housing, faith communities, and other community services, we help individuals access the support they need to move forward with confidence.
Together, we are empowering minds, rebuilding communities, and creating change.
Stronger Together
Stronger Together
United Communities Corp. (UCC)
United Communities Corp. is a community-based nonprofit dedicated to connecting individuals and families with resources, education, harm reduction services, and community support. Through outreach, navigation, and collaborative partnerships, UCC helps bridge gaps in access to essential services while empowering healthier, stronger communities.
Recovery Café Network
Recovery Café Network supports communities across the country in creating Recovery Cafés where people can find belonging, peer support, and opportunities for healing and personal growth. Through training, technical assistance, and the Recovery Café model, they help organizations build welcoming spaces where recovery is strengthened through connection and community.
M-TAC (Massachusetts Technical Assistance Center for Problem Gambling Treatment)
The Massachusetts Technical Assistance Center for Problem Gambling Treatment (M-TAC) strengthens the Commonwealth's behavioral health workforce by providing free training, technical assistance, and professional development in problem gambling prevention, identification, assessment, and treatment. Through the Massachusetts Problem Gambling Specialist (MA PGS) Certification, M-TAC helps professionals expand their knowledge and improve access to quality gambling disorder treatment and recovery services.