End the Suffering: Triumph Over Anxiety and Depression!

Our Mission & Story

The mission of Aaron's House is to advocate for individuals and families by providing resources and support. 

Aaron’s House was established in memory of our son, Aaron Keith Robinson 2/10/83 -4/4/2014.  Aaron suddenly and tragically passed away during a psychotic episode, He had been diagnosed with Bipolar Disorder thirteen years earlier. Our grief and pain are bearable because we provide help to the caregivers, loved ones, and supporters of persons with Bipolar Disorder and/or Depression.  Aaron’s House urges each caregiver, loved one, or supporter of any person with Bipolar Disorder, and or Depression, or any chronic mental health disorder, to take the time you need to replenish and rest. It is in the quiet when your soul whispers divine wisdom to help you find your way to continue your journey. Be Inspired! Pamela RobinsonDonald Robinson (Parents of Aaron Keith Robinson)  Join Our Support Group here. 

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Mission

  • To advocate for individuals and families by providing resources and support.

What We Do

We are a 501(c3) Nonprofit Organization committed to advocating for improving the quality of life of those suffering with bipolar disorder and/or depression, and their families.

  • Temporary Respite for family members and caregivers that need to stress-down.

  • Individual and family support services.

  • Peer to Peer/Virtual support groups.

Our Solution

Our solution is framed around a comprehensive and holistic approach that addresses the issues surrounding bipolar disorder and any chronic mental illness.

Peer to Peer Support is What Guides Us

Vision

  • To create a world where mental illness is as accepted and embraced as any chronic illness, and where those affected by the illness are provided with the necessary tools and support.

Principal

  • The cardinal principles that will guide: are commitment to work tirelessly to defend the rights of the mentally ill; and to advocate for resources that increase the quality of life of those suffering with bipolar disorder, their families, and the caregivers that support them.

A Dining Room of Hope 2018