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CAHS proudly served as a sponsor of “Tragedy to Triumph,” a community event and faith-based initiative hosted on June 6 by Families of a Broken

CAHS’ Director of Prevention and Wellness Services Bridget Lewis, LPP, participated in the Broken But Healed Health and Community Fair, held on May 30 at

Pictured l-r: CAHS Peer Support Specialist Rebecca Broome, PSS, and Social Service Counselor Rosalyn Davis, PLPC, CCGC, CAC, attended the Bridging the Gap Community Resource

Saturday, May 23, was a rainy day, but that didn’t stop the turnout or success of CAHS’ “Fueling Hope, Powering Recovery: Driving Into Recovery” event

On May 18, in recognition of May as Mental Health Awareness Month, members of CAHS’ Prevention Department facilitated a meaningful community discussion about mental health,

CAHS Prevention Coordinator Alicia Richbourg, PSIT, (pictured above and right) participated in the CenterWell Health and Wellness Fair held May 16 at CenterWell in Baker.

CAHS Social Service Counselor Rosalyn Davis, PLPC, CCGC, CAC, attended the H.E.L.P. Movement Health Fair on May 2, sponsored and hosted by Restore Church of Baton Rouge. The

The Southern University Police Department held its Project CALM (Crisis Assistance Linkage & Management) event on May 1 to increase students’ understanding of mental health,

Pictured above (l-r): CAHS Prevention Coordinator Alicia Richbourg, PSIT, and Social Service Counselor, Rosalyn Davis, PLPC, CCGC, CAC, participated in the Job and Resource Fair,

A cadre of CAHS staff joined Executive Director Jan Laughinghouse, PhD, LCSW-BACS, LAC, CCS, at Louisiana Behavioral Health Day, celebrated April 27 at the State