Which resource would NOT typically be involved in mental health care?

Community recreational centers would not typically be involved in mental health care because their primary focus is on providing recreational activities, social events, and community engagement opportunities rather than offering mental health services. While they can foster a supportive environment and might play an indirect role in promoting overall well-being, they do not provide professional mental health treatment or therapy.

In contrast, a Mental Health Clinic specializes in delivering direct mental health services, such as counseling and psychiatric care. The Air Force Reserve Command (AFRC) is involved in the overall support of military personnel, which may include access to mental health resources. Chaplains provide spiritual support and counseling, which can also intersect with mental health care as they offer guidance and a listening ear for personal issues. Thus, the distinction lies in the specific function of each resource regarding mental health care.