RAYMOND — Superintendent Tina McCoy and Director of Student Behavioral Health Jessica Caron are pleased to announce the Raymond School District has partnered with local and state organizations to help provide additional behavioral and mental health support for students in crisis.
Canton Fire Department Shares Stress, Mental Health Resources for Coping During and After Disasters
September is National Emergency Preparedness Month — Chief Charles Doody and the Canton Fire Department would like to offer residents resources for stress and mental health for during and after a disaster during Emergency Preparedness Month.
Essex Tech Receives $78,965 Grant for Social Emotional and Behavioral Health Initiatives
DANVERS — Superintendent Heidi Riccio is pleased to announce that Essex North Shore Agricultural and Technical School has been awarded nearly $79,000 from the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education’s (DESE) Supporting Students’ Behavioral and Mental Health and Wellness Fund.
Ipswich Police Complete One Mind Campaign Pledge to Better Serve Those Suffering from Mental Health Disorders
IPSWICH — Police Chief and Harbormaster Paul A. Nikas is pleased to share that the Ipswich Police Department has completed its pledge through the One Mind Campaign to improve law enforcement interactions with those affected by mental illness.
Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth Hosts Webinars on Domestic Violence, Mental Health and Equity Amid COVID-19
WAKEFIELD — Executive Director Margie Daniels is pleased to share that Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth (MPY) hosted remote trainings on critical topics including how educators can address domestic violence, mental health and equity amid COVID-19 last week.
Gloucester Health Department Launches Resource to Support Access to Mental Health Care
GLOUCESTER — Mayor Sefatia Romeo Theken and Public Health Director Karin Carroll are pleased to announce that the Gloucester Health Department has launched a new, free program to help members of the public navigate the mental health care system.
Town of Norwood Announces Mental Health Resources Available Through Impact Norwood
NORWOOD — General Manager Tony Mazzucco and Public Health Director Sigalle Reiss wish to share with the residents of Norwood the following information on mental health resources that are available during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, through Impact Norwood.
City of Gloucester Provides Guidance to Help Manage Stress and Anxiety Surrounding COVID-19 Social Distancing and Isolation
GLOUCESTER — Mayor Sefatia Romeo Theken, Public Health Director Karin Carroll and Emergency Management Director and Assistant Fire Chief Joe Aiello would like to share tips to help residents alleviate their stress and panic surrounding the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) while practicing social distancing. The COVID-19 outbreak and fear of becoming ill can cause stress and panic […]
Town of Wakefield Provides Tips to Help Alleviate Stress Surrounding COVID-19
WAKEFIELD — Town Administrator Stephen P. Maio would like to share tips to help residents alleviate their stress and panic surrounding the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) while practicing social distancing.
King Philip Regional School District Receives Grant to Address Student Mental Health Needs
WRENTHAM — The King Philip Regional School District, the Norfolk Public Schools, the Plainville Public Schools and the Wrentham Public Schools are pleased to announce a new collaboration between the school departments and KyleCares that will seek to support student behavioral and mental health needs.