How to Contact The Center for Reintegration or Access Its Resources

The Center for Reintegration currently lists one public contact email — [email protected] — and its site still offers two resource sections: Resources and About Mental Illness. You can also use the Subscribe option to receive updates. One important caveat: the organization has announced that this is the final year of the Baer Reintegration Scholarships, and the program will conclude after the 2026–27 academic year due to loss of funding. That means replies and resource availability may be limited going forward.

Contacting the Center

The site's published contact channel is an email address rather than a phone number or contact form:

• Email: [email protected]

Because the organization is winding down its scholarship program, treat email as the only confirmed contact route and set expectations accordingly. If you are writing about a scholarship matter, note that the program is ending, so responses may be slow or unavailable.

Accessing Resources on the Site

The site organizes its material into two main areas:

The conditions explicitly named on the site are:

• Schizophrenia
• Bipolar disorder
• Schizoaffective disorder

These pages are informational — they describe the conditions the Center focuses on rather than offering clinical services. For anyone seeking background on these diagnoses in the context of pursuing a meaningful life and reintegration, these sections are the place to start.

Staying Updated

The site includes a Subscribe option. Given the program's closure, subscribing is a reasonable way to catch any final announcements, but do not expect a continuing stream of new content after the program ends.

What to Keep in Mind

• The scholarship program is ending. The Baer Reintegration Scholarships will conclude after the 2026–27 academic year because funding could not be secured. If your reason for contacting the Center is scholarship-related, confirm current status before relying on it.
• Funding history, for context: Eli Lilly supported the program for thirteen foundational years, and from 2016 the Sidney R. Baer Jr. Foundation and other donors carried it forward.
• Availability may be limited. As the organization closes this chapter, both email responses and resource updates may become less frequent or stop.

If you need information on schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, or schizoaffective disorder, the site's About Mental Illness section remains accessible. For anything requiring a reply, email [email protected] and allow for the possibility of a delayed or no response given the program's wind-down.