IMPORTANT MESSAGE:
CAHS offices will be closed Thursday, June 19, 2025, in observance of the Holiday.
If you are in crisis, please call 988 or go to the nearest emergency room.
24-hour Crisis Line: 1-844-452-2133
A new smartphone app, developed through a CAHS partnership with LSU, will alert individuals, families, and treatment teams of worsening mental health conditions that could
Individuals know to call 911 for emergencies, and now they can call 988 to speak with trained specialists for mental health crisis intervention and suicide
CAHS’ Prevention staff visited with more than 100 attendees at a recent “Heal the Block” event, providing information about the opioid epidemic and distributing Narcan
Kudos to CAHS’ Prevention Division and Taylor Media for the “Caution on Alcohol Consumption” video ad that recently won second place in the National Federation
Employees of CAHS participated recently in Priority Care’s “Back to School Bash” at BREC’s Anna T. Jordan Community Park. CAHS staff provided educational materials about
We extend our best wishes and deepest thanks to Psychiatrist Andrew Calhoun, MD, (pictured above, center) upon his retirement in July after nearly eight years
In this episode of “The Area,” CAHS Certified Peer Support Specialist Ivan Toldson and Social Media Director Samia Taylor talk about the importance of men’s
The CAHS Prevention Team and other agency staff visited New Roads on July 23, hosting its “Driving Into Recovery” event with city officials and other
CAHS continues its outreach to provide training about life-saving Narcan, the medication that reverses the deadly effects of opioid overdoses. On July 14, CAHS’ Prevention
Congregants of Disciples of Christ Worship Center in New Roads heard a presentation, July 17, by members of the CAHS Prevention Team about the dangers
