CAHS news, April 2018
Headlines in this edition: – Join us! Collaborative, Heart Walk, Training, & More!– Employees Enjoy Easter Cupcakes at GMHC– Client Spotlight: Camille Severan Strengthens Her
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Headlines in this edition: – Join us! Collaborative, Heart Walk, Training, & More!– Employees Enjoy Easter Cupcakes at GMHC– Client Spotlight: Camille Severan Strengthens Her
Headlines in this edition: – Register now: Spring Classes and Heart Walk– ERC “Candy Grams” Success and CAHS Celebrations– CAHS Board Proclaims Gambling Awareness Month– Welcome
Headlines in this edition: – Assisted Outpatient Treatment (AOT) Seminar, Feb. 23 – Client Spotlight: Davey Woolridge Finds His Treasures– More Holiday Fun: School Based Mingle–
Headlines in this edition: – BH Collaborative to Meet Jan. 11– Ho, Ho, SNEAUX – A Rare Treat for BR– Merry Mingle, Door Decorations, and Holiday
Headlines in this edition: – Holiday Fun: Door Decorating and Merry Mingle– Holiday Tips to Keep You Healthy– Top CAHS Chefs Chosen at Taste Fest
Headlines in this edition: – Annual Staff Training Day Report– Open Enrollment Deadline: Nov. 15– Calling All Chefs: Enter Taste Fest– Dr. Kasofsky Completes National Presidency– School
Headlines in this edition: – Annual Staff Training Day, Oct. 13– Earn CEUs With Fall Training Series– 24/7 Online Portal Now Available for CAHS Clients– Kay
Headlines in this edition: – Annual Staff Training Day, Oct. 13– Facing Addiction Community Training, Sept. 22– Behavioral Health Collaborative, Sept. 29– Recovery Month Activities Set
Headlines in this edition: – Save the Date: BH Collaborative, Aug. 25– Facing Addiction Initiative Moving Forward– CAHS Secures $300,000 Grant To Help Women /
Headlines in this edition: – Ice Cream Socials Provide Cool Fun– School Based Summer Camps Serve 317 In June– Multimedia Campaign Waged Against Problem Gambling–