Yes. Mirci provides affordable housing for people who have low income and who have a documented mental illness. People who have a recent history of homelessness are prioritized for Mirci housing.

No. Mirci does not offer HUD vouchers, housing for seniors, or housing for other special groups. Mirci does not provide emergency rental assistance or other emergency housing.

Mirci upholds mental health by providing behavioral healthcare, outreach services and affordable housing options for people who are vulnerable to the adverse consequences of mental illness.

Mirci provides specialized healthcare to help people who have a mental illness build healthy, independent lives. Mirci’s behavioral health team includes psychiatrists, nurse practitioners, nurses, and licensed clinicians. Mirci serves people who have a hard time with traditional clinic-based systems by meeting people in their natural settings such as their homes.

We are always in need of hygiene supplies like travel-sized shampoo, conditioner, body soap, deodorant, tampons and other feminine hygiene products, sunscreen, toothpaste and insect repellent. We also need new socks and underwear for both men and women and office-appropriate clothing in excellent condition (no stains, tears, or worn appearance). We especially need larger sized clothing. In the fall, we accept donations of new hats, and new and used gloves, jackets and coats in excellent condition. For a full list of supply needs, please see our Amazon Smile Charity Wishlist.

Bring clothing and supply donations to 3809 Rosewood Drive, Columbia, 29205. We’re open 8:30 a.m. – 5 p.m. M-F.

Yes! Email our Marketing and Development Manager Karen Addy or call her at (803) 786-1844, ext. 103, to request a speaker. Please request speakers at least four weeks in advance.

You can be part of Mirci’s effort to help people find a way forward by donating money and in-kind items, holding a supply drive and more. For more information, visit our GIVE and CONTACT US pages.