Skyland Trail, a nonprofit mental health treatment organization in Atlanta, recently announced new staff policies and programming to promote inclusion and help employees of diverse backgrounds feel supported and welcome in the Skyland Trail community. Changes include the addition of Juneteenth as a paid holiday, compensation for military leave, and the creation of a BIPOC…
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ATLANTA — Skyland Trail, a nationally recognized nonprofit mental health treatment organization, has been awarded a grant for $10,000 by the Atlanta Braves Foundation. The grant will be directed to the Mark C. West Financial Aid Program at Skyland Trail. Financial aid awards cover a portion of treatment costs for eligible families and allow teen…
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On Thursday, October 20, 2022, Skyland Trail hosted the 25th annual Benefits of Laughter, the signature fundraising event for the nonprofit psychiatric treatment organization in Atlanta. The event raised $1,289,596 to support the Mark C. West Financial Aid Program at Skyland Trail. The total of nearly $1.3 million in gifts received leading up to the…
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Atlanta, GA – Skyland Trail, a nonprofit mental health treatment organization, welcomes Ann Marie Frederick, MD, as Medical Director of Adolescent Services at Skyland Trail. Dr. Frederick is board certified in general psychiatry and in child and adolescent psychiatry. As Medical Director, Dr. Frederick provides psychiatric care to teens ages 14 to 17 enrolled in…
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Atlanta, GA – Skyland Trail, a nonprofit mental health treatment organization, will participate in the tenth annual Fairies in the Garden event at Woodlands Garden in Decatur, Georgia. Adult and adolescent clients from Skyland Trail, with assistance and guidance from horticultural therapy program experts, use natural materials like bark, twigs, branches, leaves, and berries to…
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Journeys Magazine 2024
Read client stories, meet our donors, and learn more about the Skyland Trail community.
Annual Report 2023
Discover how philanthropic support from the community helps our mental health programs grow and our clients thrive.