Meet Sean Monette: Hard at Work and Working to Travel
Sean is confident that employers should hire more people who have disabilities, because he works hard, does his job correctly, and really wants to be someone people can count on.
All Together Now!
Come Join us for our Annual Night of Recognition Thursday, October 10 | 5PM to 7PM Carriage House at Forest Park (enter via Route 5 entrance)
When the Environment Is Right, Recovery Is Not Only Possible, It’s Likely!
“What makes recovery possible?”
MHA Requests Backpacks to Support Those in Recovery and SNAP…Donation Made!
SNAP Fitness Has GRIT Residents’ Back Dave Garvey Donates Back Packs so Persons in Recovery Are Ready for School
Easing Back to School Transitions for Children, and Parents.
A New School Year = A New Fresh Start! A Back-to-School Primer for Parent
At the HUB of Giving
HUB International New England Contributes $5,000 to MHA!
It’s Not Enough To Just Love Them: A Mother’s Perspective on Mental Health
We should not pretend that families can manage all of this on their own. It’s not enough to just love them.”
Iron Sharpens Iron: Insights From a Recovery Coach
Dallas Clark has lived experience with addiction, and also with recovery. He’s applying that experience, along with specialized training, to support others in overcoming barriers to their recovery. “Iron sharpens iron,” Dallas explained. “You can’t do it on your own. You need the right team around you, a supportive team with people who are there [...]
Our family knows that MHA helps people live their best life. We got to see it happen.
Flowers Are Pretty. Living Your Best Life is Beautiful.
Volunteer Physical Therapist Eases Pain
"If I can solve the pain puzzle, everything else can get better. In my mind it comes down to this: everyone deserves the right to move freely. My role as a physical therapist is to assess patients, look at how well they move and use my skills to help them move better.”