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"For consumers of all ages, early detection, assessment and links with
treatment and supports will help prevent mental health problems from
worsening."

President's New Freedom Commission on Mental Health, 2003

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Many of our Coalition's events are educational and take place in partnership with organizations committed to community health and successful aging.

Our Coalition members are committed partners with extensive reach into public and professional networks. We are able to provide education and training to audiences of all kinds.

We seek to develop a broader network by partnering with other organizations and businesses statewide.

By sharing our expertise and resources,
we are able to offer high quality programs throughout Maryland at low to no cost.

Please consider how we might partner with your organization or community to share important mental health and aging information. Call Kim Burton, Director of Older Adult Programs at the MHAM to discuss potential events at 410.235.1178 ext. 210, email kburton@mhamd.org.

Sample events include:

  • Co-sponsoring day long trainings for nursing home and assisted living staff and administration on geriatric mental health in long term care settings
  • Training to providers of Medicaid Waiver services
  • Educating staff and managers of senior housing buildings
  • Training on mental health and aging issues for information and referral professionals
  • Educational presentations to senior center members
  • Caregiver education presentations to employee assistance program participants in businesses
  • Presentations to students in the fields of health care, social work, gerontology and public policy
  • Education on aging issues to consumers of mental health services
  • Consultation with residents of senior housing buildings
  • Professional conferences to address systemic issues, barriers and model programs to meet mental health and aging needs in the community

 
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